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LOCK 0UE! GOOD NEWS FOX NIL
'I7HE never hillng MRS. vANHORN IS the hest
! She sncceeds When all nthcrs have tailed. All
who are IN iroublc ,-al who have hren unfortunate,
all whose lond hopes have bcen disappointed, crush
ed aud hlasted by alsc promises and deceit all who
have been deceived ana trihcd Nlth,H NY 10 her for
advice and sntistnciOn,a who are IN doubts ut the
affections of those hcy love, consui her TO relieve
ana satisfy thcit minis,
In ioue AB,irs She NeVer fatis!
She has the secret Of winning the affections Of rho
opposite II ~ this tact which induces litern e
rretendets ,ouyio initiate her aud to copy her nd'
vertisements She shows you the
L,keneSS Of Your futNre We or HHSb md,
or absent friend. she guides the single TO happy
marriasr' and masses me married happy. her AID aud
advice has been tnliriied In innumernbc instances,
and the result has alneys been the means Of securing
II Speedy Gad Hoppy Marriage /;
She is hefeiOrca sure denendence She has been the
means OF bringing many handred hearts and hands
gelher Thousands Of broken hearts have been
healed and made happy by her.
IL Is well know to the public at large that she wac
the mrs, and she Is the only who show the
likeness in reality, and who can give entire satisfac
ton On all tfe concerns oI mo- which can be tested
aud proved by Gousands, beth married aud single,
who daily sud eagerly visit het at
No. 1885 Lombard Street, Philadelphia
All interV!ees are strictly pitvate and confidential
Wedth, EmtaenCe, G00d Luck
AND HAPPINESS are within the reach oi all. She rs
the living wonder oi the enlightened age ni who com
suit her nsoni shed al the truhfUlness of her
formation aud predictions. ALI. those who had bad
luck consulted hei their bad luck ich them, and they
are now forturatr. rich cmInen aud happy. To ALL
in business her advice 10 invaluabe She t0retel
with tue nreRres certainly, the resnt oi all
cisl and business hsaotions Ifyou follow her sd.
vice, vnu will
Improve YOur Circumstances
hnd ucceed in al your undertakings. Those who
have been unfortunate and unsuoc essl IN life, and
in business those who have worked hard and s,s,s
Red against aversty and mi siOrtune the greater part
&C their lives, and f)aud III. Rore hey ired oge
forward in the world, the things went against
them - all thct" have ronsalted hct for the INST
twenty years. An those who wisely followed her
advice
Rich. Happy and Successful!
in all their undertakings white ,sose blinded by
judioss and ignorance, neglected her adv ice still
laborinR against adversely and poverty II yor value
your happiness you w,h consult her yourself aud be
success iul and happy also.
All interviews strictly private and conhie tal
Come Que come alli 90
NO. 1885 LOMBARD STREET,
between Juniper and Broad, Philadelphia.
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UNITED STATES
Cash Paint and Color,
MANuTAC ACTuAIMs4 60

Store oni OGce, " W. c0rnsr Of Fou,M
d. Race 50 els, HVadclphta.
Win. WaisTali j. 90, P.spYiet0rS
DUHE white Lead Fr"nrh and American ZInc Paints
L Ninuuw Glsss, puity, Chrnnse Green Chrome
Yeu P'usesn Biu-, Vsrnishrs, brying Japans,
l.,nse.d Oil Ia rpp Eta BRUSHES ?st everything PET
raining To the FAINT BUSINESS, al uup<.csdsnieG
inu prices fnT c,.H
WASHING BLU = tor Buelng Clothes put up in snai
no toI EriRi si-s
ErhI
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AGRICULTURAL.
Winter Operation in the Esou-
lent Garden.

The crops, except perhaps the Parsnip
Horse radish, Asparagus and few
others which are hardy or Parental /;
have been removed What can be done
in the garden or rather what should be
done to give it more orderly appearance,
and at the time improve the condition of
The soil, all refuse should be gathered and
removed to the manure pile, and vacant
squares thrown up into ridges. Where the
plow can be introduced the work may be
more expoditously performed the ridges
However, are best thrown up by the spade.
Very stiff clay is improved by covering
in a quantity of long manure, this by de-
oompo ition renders the soil triablc, and
when the ridges are leveled down in the
spring, the Improvement Is obvious. At
this season, strict attention should be given
to the preparation & accumulation of ma
uure, without which we can never raise
good esculents, and not attended to in sea-
son, we shall always be in want of it.
Those who have means and opportunities
20 attend to hot-bed frames, generally
elaploy q gardener, who will Of course at
tand, in due season to bis duties.
We would recommend all who have had |
O. portion of their farm set part for a
--gatable garden, and who have not cul-
tiyated it according to regular rotation,
to re-arrange it, lay it out in four or six
regular compartments, with convenient
walks and borders and the result will be
much more satisfactory.
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ANOTHER FOR THE LADIES!

Eleven months after was married, gave birth to a
daughter, but my suerngs great that the Faculty
despaired of my recovery, This made dread the
thonghs of having any children tried every thing
to prevent repetition Of my suGerngs but without
ceciing. Two years after marriage was again confined
but my suHorngs great that the child died
told by my Physician that If had any children, he
feared my life would be endangered tried the BOrAN-
lCPHYSlClAN' s Preventive to Have Children.
His Remedies had the desired effect they not only proven
ted from having children hut they also improved my
health. TO the pure, all things are pure
Yours. sincerely. &c. - ~
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SiINltEN AslV.

DRE. GOLDSMITH 4 60, No. 4! Sixth stteet. Pitts
~ huTgh, Penna, still Conlinues l0br cunsuei on all
III scases OF a PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE
From long course OF study ana practical experience
Of Unlimited extent, DTs &. n Co have the gTath;a
ton presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never failed TO cure the most alarming cUSe OF
GOnorrhGa and Syphilis. Beneath his treatment al
the horrors vi Venereal and Impure BIOnd, ScTofuli
Ulcers, Pain and Distress inflammation Of the blad
der and Kidneys, Assesses, HumGrs, FTighrui swell
lingS, and the long Of horrible symptoms attend
ing this class OF Diseases made 10 become harm
less as The simplest ailiig g Of child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS Drs, G. 4 Co., devOtps
much Of their attention To the treatment Of those
caused by secret and soltar. habit, which ruins the
body and mind uniting tn" unfortunate individual for
eIther business society. some OF the sad aud mel
anGholy effects producedby these early habits OF youth
are, Weakness, Ofihe bark limbs PalpIann Of the
Heart, dyspepsia, Nervousness, arrangement OF the
Digestive functions, symptoms OF COneUmpucH, etc,
dreaded viz; Loss Of memory, confusion of ideas
ciriy self dIatrust tint ally, etc among the evil
riagt, should consult physician Of skill aud tIpct
ence and be al once restored 10 health and
Ague and Fever cured, aud w8rTa nied..
All letters containing fee, addressed 10 nrs. GOLD
SMITH l. Co, PitsbuTch. Penn'a. viii meet with
prompt attention, and medicines forwarded, securc
from observation and cure guaranteed. The strict
estEecrecy observed IN al cHsas,
W Don't forget the place, No AZ Sixth street, Pitts
burg, Pa,
contender 10, 1859 I'm.
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T. I'll Ed Y E s.

Whose delicate health makes II desirable have chill
dren, consult him All those who chdless and wish
to have children consult him. All Ladies' consult him
the most delicate cases with implicit and perfect confidence
TO THE MARRIED LADIES whose health will not ad-
init Of an increase Of family, his Remedy is invaluable
as 1t can be successfully used as PREVENTIVE
Against Having amy Children. If you have
tried others and got reeif you wish to enjoy good
health aud long fef you WISE You will 60 and con-
suit the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN, at his private
residence, No, 1886 LOMBARD STREET PHILADELPHIA
All interviews are strictly private aud confidential
Thousands testify to his honorable thery aud
temanly conduct his standing aud experience Of half
century prove beyond all contradiction that they can CON
hde all their little troubles and to him a father
man Of moral rectitude, and of honor and high
sense of duty. Past experience has proved that all their
little safe and sacred with him.
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DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERM MIFUGE
AND
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
w ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
Dr. ChaS N'Lnne's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE, -.
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DERANoEMEnTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known TO fail when ad-
mlnistered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BRoTHERs,
PITTsBuRoH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will row give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Sg'HE largest and most complete assortment of sss
! Agricultural and Horticultural implements 49,
ever Offered in Philadelphia, embracing many tS1It
new Implements not TO be found elsewhere az-Als-
made of tne best materials ana Workmanship, er-
pressly for nv own safes, Farmers luvied 10 ca
and examine The assortment, Is
PASCnALL MORRIS
Implement and Seed Warehou Sc 9Th and Mo Tkesi
Philade lpha
March l2, 1850,
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beg- To enjoy to-day, stop worrying
about tomorrow. Next week will be just
as capable Of taking care of itself as this
one. And why shouldn't It'll It will have
--n.-... L., ~, n,.rnr.,r.n
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THIS celebrated Washing Soap, is now in ma rknt
i for more than a wear, aud that II ha, gwen uni
verHaI satisfaction, Ia evident from the fact, that che
Manufacturers of II in order In supply the dema I'D
have obliged Increase their capacity 10 max"
rquni TO Ons REndrsd Thousand pesnss psr Rset Il
~ dpcidealy the bst Grd eataysgt Soap in
this Country; one PouHd Of IL pH eo far for say
as 7Arss Of thc Common soap IN ecnGrsi ass ~ Hade
upon a prinripl', Of tn nest materials, ami
kn own only tn VAN HA AaEr 4 MCkE0ER II do. away
en- tirely with the vAshhaard-s the neepFsitY
betting the coihes, II does NOT shrink Flanhrl, RE
MOVES GREASE INK OR PAINT SPOTS pe,"ctly
aud iroE the mus tlie iiP fabric, fatty onrhs
the tine and nbor usually spent to do the wasiIag,
is edrran,eS free Jrce S4ESoDf, or cfAtr 'Js'ous
dlkoss Nd puar injite the riothe,
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lner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.

rs Dealers and phveicians ordering nom otlcrs
than Fleuing Bros, will d. VOL 20 write tleir orders
distinctly. and tily l$t IN. NL0rTy. Jryure IN
Fismag Bros Jtns'rrgh III. 10 thee wsitrg u Li,o
them trial W. will forward per mail post paid any
part Of the United States. box of Is for twelve
threecent postage STAMPS vial of Vcrmuge for
fourteen thrc|.cent STAMPS All orders Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
March j., l-5l-ly.
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.aDEES, fsE.SD THIS.

81 have been married ton years never had auy chit.
dren II caused discOntentmeut in my husband both
anxious to have children aud tried several things
to my blrrcnness, but they had effect About
three years ago. called on the Botanic Physician took
his Remedies, and now blessed with two lovely chill
dren my health is much improved aud my husband Is
more coutented and happy.
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ENGLISH ECLECTIC BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
No. 1927 PINE STREET,
Consultation daily Sundays excepted Office hours from
II, A. NJ, TO o'clock, PM,
hF 6 LICTED, READ.

Aud hear what others have snid " him and hla
This eminent English Botanic Pm has really per.
formed aome " the most astonishing record this
or In any other country by his simple Innocent but
tain New Remedies.
Every Man, Woman and Child. whether Father. iIr.-
band ur Son; all Ladies', whether Young Old whether
School Girl Marnn, whether Mother, Wife Daughter
wheIher Married Single all should consult ;he English
Bot-nic Physician, II they wish to be perm,nrniy aud
radically cured"
= Let y0rng man enter the SACRED OBLIGATIONS
OF MARRIED LIFE without first consulting this
English Botanic Physician He has cured hund cases
which have been pronounced ncurable; aud thousands
have been radically cured by him, and the parties
married and happy Every one especially young crsnns
and those contemplating marriage" should consult him.
He will describe your disease and the parts affected. lie
will describe the true Of all your surrngS
mites He will tell all the symptoms you have expe.
renoed and all the symptoms you will experience and the
result o all these symptoms your health and cou-u
ton He will tell you how long yon have been affected,
He will also tell You how and when you he cured
No deadly posons, Arsenic NuX Vomca, Opium, any
other poisons no Mercury, any deadly mueralnoth
ing but purely vegetable applications prr-crbrd by
this wonderful Medical Bntanst We advise every
consult the English Botanic Physician, and judge f thc
selves. .''-MaticIi JOurHdl
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yanhargan s. T;CEpenp's,

Superior oriental Toilet Chcnirnl Oiive-Paie, Ey'
ra Pa 10 aud Brown Solp ps Hs veil ~ DAVID HAZE &
70 hdRmaniine Candles at tOvest tmSrkei prices,
For Sale by all respectable Grocets, and wholesale
In THAN q S-NEONE,
No % ana "a South Wba;vcs, PHLADgLPHiA.
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eau TION

CAUTION.
There bp,ns several imuaton brands or Dete rsIve
soap in market. the rnbiic aye nsiif"d that none =
genuine except VAN ilAAGES & MckEoss is stamped
upon each Eat " h- 5Osp,as well as the Boxes.
Fphru,ty 95. Jsolj --I9n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-06

EDWARD DEvLIE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-06
snrK,rF,s OFFICE. Iowa COUNTY. IS.

Mineral Point, August 70, 1900.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above mentioned
election will be held in the several towns in the said
County OF Iowa the places prescribed by law the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday, being the sixth
day of November next TOR the election Of the above
named officers and also for the election OF the follow
ing named County Officers, 20 wit:
A Sheriff in place of homas Mcfarland, whose term
of Office will expire the first day of Januray
Clerk of the Circuit Court in place Of John Cum
minis. whose Term of Office viii expire first day
January next.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors place of
William II. Curry whose of Office viii expire
the first day of January next.
Register of Deeds in place Of Joseph Lane whose
term OF Office will e-.i-" the first day Of January
next.
County Treasurer in place If Francis Vivian, hose
term Of office will expire the first day of January
next.
A District Attorney in place Of Joseph II. Clary,
whose term of cice Will expire the first day of Jan
uary
County Surveyor in place of Robert Wilson, whose
term of Office expires the hrs day of January
A Coroner place OF Richard S. Vivian, whose term
of Office viii expire the first day Of January next.
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
36-te Sheriff of Iowa County.
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rrNHE srArE "a NIscoNsIN-IowA -

fTNHE STATE OF WIsCONSIN-IOWA COUNTY CIR
i GUT COURT.
Nathaniel IialIock, Plaintiff, against Garwood Green
George r Pou nd Meyer Shoyer, and Samuel L. Fox
Defendants.
BY virtue Of Judgement of foreclosure and sale
made ard entered in the above entitled action the
Circuit Court in ad tor iowa County State Wiscun-
sin the 2Ojh day Of September A. d.. 1850. will.
on saturday the 18th day Of January, A d., 1861,
o'clock IN the afternoon Of said day expose sue offer
for sale aud sell At pub L. auction veuIue the
highest and best bidder for csh at the front of the
Court Rouse in the city of Aueral Point Iowa County
State Of Wisconsin, the following DESERT ed
To wit; The west half Of tbe north west quarter OF
section number invent and the south quarter
of the southwest quarter scroa number twenty
four situated in towush uInhrr eight, north
number two east, containing 100 Acres
Dated Snerih's Once, Mineral Point Iowa Co. Wis.
October Sth, 1850.
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
(41-3m Sheriff lows, Con MY Wis
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UNIVER

Part Of lot Il in Nliets
survey Of Mineral Port
bounded A. follows
beginning at q point
on High street. o. feet
east from the north
west corner Of said lot,
thence east aloac High
street 10 feet. thence /
south TO Fountain st,
thence west along
Fountain Street 10 IT,,
thence north TO place
of beEinuinx,.--..-.
NV ar OF Sc gr-.-.-..
Sc or Of 50 qr..
ne or Of sc Or --
v hf Of sw qr.-...-.--.t
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STArE Of Wisconsin, Iowa county circuit Court.

STATE Of Wisconsin, Iowa county Circuit Court.
George " Chapman Plaintiff against Ralph Flint,
and Sarah Flint, Defendants.
The plaintiff desires the trial of this if any
there be, be had in the county of Iowa The
Wisconsin, 10 Ralph Flint and Sarah Flint defendants.
You hereby summoned ana required TO answer the
complaint in this action, which filed in the
of the Clerk of the Cir nit Court in and for Iowa
", on the 22d day of lly 1860 of which copy is
herewt tn served upon YOU and copy OF your
the subscribers their Office in the city of
Mineral Point Iowa County, State of Wisconsin, within
ninety days after he service hereof, exclusive
day of such service; and if you fail
plant aforesaid the plat ntH viii apply the Court
for the rehei demanded in the complaint Dated July
22d, 1860.
Com, a&ssaoRE SCDDUTH- Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Witness the Hon. Montgomery NJ. Cothren, Judge Of
IL. said Court and the seal of said Court this
22d day OF July A. d. 1850.
Attest john Commins, Clerk OF Circuit Court, Iowa
Coanty Wis
-40f.
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forfeited N1ortgaged Lands.
Once of Commissioner. Of school and University Lands,

MADISON, OCIOBER
of
hereby
the
twhfc incl
1851
swiI
be the
D 1ofS cEooI and
JAMES II. HOWE, slsyL Land
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GENERAL ELECTION iiOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Seer ErAKy's OFFICE, Madison, Aug. Is, 1850. )
To The Sheriff IF the County II Iora

Seer ETAEy's OFFICE, Madison, Aug Is, 1860.
To The Sheriff IF the County II Iora:
N oTICEis hereby given that General Election 10
be held in the several towns, wards and election
precincts in the State of Wisconsin. the Tuesday
succeeding the first Monday being the sixth day OF
November next the following officers to be elected
viz
Five electors Of President and Vice President.
A RepreSen tatIve Congress from the Second Con-
gressloBal district comprising the oUntes of Adams,
Iowa. &c &C. in place of C. L. Washburne. whose term
OF Office vi expire the fourth day OF March next.
A State Senator for the Fifteenth Senate Dist let,
comprising the counties OF Iowa and Rchiand, in the
place of Charles C. RodoIi. whose Office will
pire the first Monday of January
District of Iowa County. composed of the towns
Niiin, Linden, Waldwick, Gcrcow and the city and
town Of Mineral Point, in place "a Amasa Cobb whose
term of office viii expire the 3lst day OF December
next.
A member of the Assembly for the Northern Assem-
bly, District of Iowa County, composed Of the towns of
Pulaski Clyde, Wyoming, Arena Highland, Dodger lille
and Ridgeway in the place of Gardner c. Meigs whose
term OF office viii expire the 3lst day December
next.
In witness Whereof have hereunto set nv
name and affixed the Great Seal of the
l.. 6. State. ut the Capital in Madison, on
the day and year first above written.
l. p HARVEY.
Secretary Of State.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DANE COUNTY.

The following described Lands in
terest upon loans granted thereon
aucii IN and sold to he highest bi4d
the 10Th day Of Decent a. D., 1850
o'clock, A. NJ, and continue from day
price al Which the same viii he olIers
amount OF loan. the interest up TO III
been reformed against such lands, ans
laSes which may. nj th- time TT "a le,
Commissioners at the opening Of the
ic-l order.
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Robert Enory...-..
Isaac Ainuick, ....-....
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DEHOLD them they come looming up in the dis
IL tant iogs of other climes, sLing to secure tn
shadow the substance fades of those dear
love. Somethin and strange happens every day
just stop and think for mt. Things progres
sing with the speed oftme This is fast age, and
must keep with time. We going ahead like magic
with all the improvements of time, which astonishe
ourselves when y mediate the past and lool
the beautiful art Of
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l?[I.0fUGHAPZElll1Ha

just call AZ Prof c. r. MOFFETT'S Gallery of Fine
Arts. and there You of the most beautiful
Photographs eXttnt- of citizens. also OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. have just returned from Chi
with all the latest improvements the Fine Arts
having taken thorough lessons with the best artist IN
the city, which enables To do just good work as
be done in any of the cities. If you don't believe
me, call and see for yourselves Photographs now
all the fashion in the cities. in the picture line They
indelible time, warranted to fade. They
be to any part the world free OF pos
IheY inst the picture