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GEO .sS:E W. JULIAN.
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTER.
cnxyyxy-En
CH1PTER II.

Wrfh}1lness d5ouHdeM az ndicotcI u. wnlfl
of ire upper rcgion' If his toreAead-
IS HckLeduf ic,f, ahhD' his dcsfyzcttrene,,
and CombatrtRtss maLtth Inn a rery Ire
hemo,h IN poareyf
His forehead is wide. especially in til
upper region. showing not only large Cau.-
atty. but large Mirthfulness He is quic
10 perc, i've whatever il ridiculous, enjoy
wit. and with li> rather barge Destructive
ness and large Combarivenrss, is capable o
being intensely sarcastic, moe especially
the person toward whom lie levels his shaft
is guilty Of some moral turlitude againsi
which his very strong OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cat
be brought to bear.
Because NJ his continued practice NJ trickey,
and doubie deatihg. Hc m,fo # 'sa {
rogue 10 edteh rogRt' is hoI 10 be FL
aicd IN The IerSoA II Gcoygc ogto I'm
derstdndeM tie p0wo IF 'combiHati0nt
His Ideality and CONTINGENCIES appcar
TO be bar indicating not only The spirit
cloquence and good taste. but also the pow
ct of undersiah ding com biBation, not onl,
in respect to machinery and mecsauis
but in respect to the affairs of life; and j.
quick 10 detect in the plans Of designing
men anything like trick or double dealing.
Tic Mctt0fM 10 'fOOh on me DARK Side TOO
MycH.' and his large cOnsc,ent,ousaes'
gireM peculiar moral (7) ring 10 all
Ais sayings
His Hope being moderate, he inc!Ees t,
look on tho dark side too much, and to b,
melancholy, cspt cially when overworkins
his brain. Io has large Conscien,iousness
which gives g. serious earnestness to his
manner, and that peculiar moral ring t.
whatever he says. This enables hum I,
form moral judgments, and give him con.
seriousness Of power when hc feels that he
is in the line OF his duty and following the
dictates Of truth aud justice.
{ To He continued
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oars. BARLEY. RYE, nstrsyvuE.T,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are pro da-
ced in great abundance. Tire northern portion
OF Illinois Is abou. the climate OF pennsyiv ania,
WIKI the southern pars hai tfr climate of Ken
tucky aud Virginia. giving !. variety Of temper
allure in the State .ltei 70 allos, every pro duct
Of ~
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
MRS. g. "A 1LIFR

Nal0CLp invite he .stea.oa o. .ae i.dses 81 Rich
.us Fsney Gsods- she 10 opening iarre
-. .,s7rtrens cf SHRED xEs Vsaev Crnss
- % --rav - every descvip,ion Rishons
r,-~-r. lace, Ra.hes- Ysils Hair Ssts. AoAalr Co.'s
corsess Hoop skirts and tYi Trade
ssTs,s-. Hats caps asd P1ass 81 every Ssseripssor
s-eygid-ry ali 1osstiss Of the ssAson. Millinery
- -r.vr desrrt1.fou order. Orders from
urospssy attended store On Pearl
Of Aa1ian. oPYosAie t-s n - S@A1se- ..
ArrD sth ca
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THE ORDINARY WELD

% Corn is from Otto 80 bushels per acre. Cat
tie Horses alsl.,s. Sheep ansi Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. IL Is
believed that section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, a branch of farming which but
little attention has beer rail, and which must
Weld sure prufitale results. Between the Kan
kakee ard Illinois rivers and Chica-o and Dun
l.iti, distance OF IS miies the Branch and
II. miles IS the Mai.i Trgnk, Tinothy Hay,
Srr;rlP WHEAT IT,.
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SQUARE" j. lines 81 tise y pc in shieh tais
v ret. ~ ID isefasBt tnse-'c 'r less ttan enc
% liar. 'Anagh tE-s thsa = iir.y, aud week
MY. Az -gal. - a4yegt.'aen:s neisurs. - st!s
rule
All aIysri.eutents cont nnei ill forbid at the
rensc Of the ertiser.
~ Notice. Advertisement - insure insertion
muft be gent in 3. IL O'Clock ". iursdsy.
Advert .emen's amounting 81 III Re entitled -
one editorial nDro free o. charg'. sch spsseqGcu'
notice, when Te4asstef, -.
Obituarie-. Al Ooita,tIss # ten LINES or lc-
inserted rBFE al over his amount wi! be charge
at half advertising rats..
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OF we have lert out George Washington
Jnlian's portrait in the present chapter, an
shall not again publish il until the last chap;c
makes its appearanee-this vii siye room an
serve to stimulate the imaginaiioa o. the real
er as TO what manner Of nan lie is
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WHEAT, coHN. COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches Pears, tomatoes, ard every var ty or
fruit and vegetables Is grown in great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
xrrfurEishsd from 4 10 weeks earlier fhGn their
immediate vicinity Between the Terre l:aute,
Alton 81 Louis Railroad nnd the kankaSve
a.ad Illinois rivers. a distance of lis miles on
the Branch, and l36 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies IN great Corn anu Suck raising portioa %
-.
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ILLINOIS

Is aboJ,. equal IN extent 10 England. with pep
ulalion Of --S fiJ5 and a sell c,snabl. - sup
porting ~ Dbh 600. No State in he Valley Of
the Mississippi oilers 50 great an indrcrrnrn' to
the settler a. the state OF Illinois Their i 70
pa IT Of The world where all the conditions ~ en-
mate and soil 80 admiralty combine II i.rS,ilee
those tao great staples Coss aud WBEAT-
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Trees! Trees! Trees.

NAE With cnnaience call attention 70 eur lar,. -.
" ueii zrown stock 0; Pratt aad 0rnaz entail r..
sarsbs, siaes. Green House bedding pI.nts al ::
vh se propose TO sell :: ret7ced prices Aud varrsns
10 nane rr stock o. apple. pear ant e,riv
May cherry - large Ard snssuslIy sAriRy- 80
kAILSBACK q HUTTON
SyLnaen Hia Surseries- = mile east Of Riehneca
Indiana
AAreEe "a I1A-
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CI-isi kTE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor OF taese
deep rich laafny soils cultivated with so much
ease The climate fruIu the extreme southern
part Of the state 70 The Terre Haute, Alton -.
Louis RailFo@si a distance OF aeariy 2O0 miles, Is
we'll aaar,.eI 20 Nfnter
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AGRICULTURAL PROJECTS.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The W heat
crop OF 1861 was estimated al b, 0Ja coo bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 80 600
go bushels besides the crop of Oats, harley,
Rye, Buckgheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumph ms, Squashes. Flax Hemp. Peas Clover
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples Sc. which 60 10 swell
the vast aggregate % production in this fertile
region. over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Ilinsis during III {
past year
STOCK RAISING.
In Central and Southern illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension of
Stock raising. III kinds OF Cattle Horses Mules
Sheep, Hogs, >, Of the best breeds yield hand
some profits large fortunes have already been
made. and the field is open for others TO enter
with the fairest prospects Of ike results. DAIRY
FAESisG also presents its Inducements to many.
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Spring Styles.

{CsT receive ed a large and splendid stock OF Papt
y IIznrings ,he latest styles also window
Borders Sc re. ragdae's Chesp Wall Psper Dcpot,
90, Main
March -, &C. Is
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SIN q RS
AENNEN 49, AMSMAME
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

| can DO we'll See what ours can do before making
There is doubt the value Of Machines 70,
pubie began to learn that essen. elements Of m.
chine adopted to the heaviest work would also
the elements to be embodied in Family Machine. It 10
well understood that our Letter Machine 10 the
simplicity rapdity. durability and certainty correct
action. While as general thing the sewing machine
chimes unequsled manufacturing purposes they
almost assert in The same breath that Singers
This is trick of the trade. and confidently In
s s 10 hs .1. Us h.
all the recent improvements are capable of doing While
slready stated they are adapted to light
turing purposes and this be IL not be
said Of % the other Family Machines yet offered TO
the public.
The No. and Machines are OF great capacity. and
applicable FOR manufacturing purposes.
Oar No Machine. are especially .dapsed to al kind'
shoe Mixing. Harness Ma.nE. As. they are Of
extra .ize wit>n arm long enough 10 take under IL and
part stitching that better done
with them 1an BY hand 80 too sh ..vns 2, time
inches and the shuttle will hold six times much
.e. The large machines work FAST As small ones
We have Always on hand Hemmins oauges. SILK Tvist
We manufacture Needles. and would warn all
needles cold Of the inferior quality
saa bY q. are for our m.ehines
needie der the working Of the best hfne
almost useless.
Our customers may rest assured that all
our Branch Offices are furnished aciM the
"geaR,ne articles"
In case Of small purchases the money may be Ia
postage stamps or bank notes.
g correspondents will please write their names dis
tnctly II is all important that We should in each case
know the postofhce, comfy and State
E-AiI persons requiring information about sevins
Machines their Sizes prices working and the
meth eds Of purchasing obtain 1t ey sending
u. any Of our Branch onaees for . copy Of
Il SINGER cos GAZETTE
which is beautiful pictorial paper entirely devoted to
the subject. II gill be sent gratis
Pwe hsve made the above reduction in prices
ooid of benehting the public aud ourselves
made in Imitation The metal in them.
iron smallest piece 10 OF quality
1bev are hid away places where it would be i'm
possible their command the proper Dechsne-
al appliances II only oy cong great business snd
hArfn1 extensive manufacturing esiaeiishmenb that
sest med machines BADLY MADE always I.bl.
70 get out o. orssr - he..ths@ ia repsir
look ed for in MACHINE aPeseertafn
~ of correct action az All rate. o. s@psy Of
least labor Nschinss 70 combine these essen
t.I qualities must be made o. the pest ana nnish
Cd 10 perfection We hAyeshe S&gs ana means On .
r. rrs..ers Of Machines. whose daily read 4. ma,
~ oaiY worE .eIi rapid ell o. speed
but .ss long the finest posshie WORKING order Oar
machines made - .,n., ear. =, ors p.ney Nth less
s :.,i n i's'' my l. K siss1s { %.
SIS Bsoadvny, Hev York
]. II. WATSON, Agent,
RIcHxoxD. IND.
arLocaI Agents wanisd-
Jan. 35th, le57 SIT
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The total number Of colored persons in
the District Of Coiumbis is now 1876.
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Announcement.

THE ure<r.izned ra,iTe 81 Ssrasharg- ard e-O'es
u scr o: Nccerr LaoxrAkes, pr pcses 10 give iastrae
sieu in French I'D German attention paid TO
70 -. r YhENrAG-
Rseerencs. We Bell, Main 81.
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amount Of Flax Seec.CloFer seed
w ana ''A'' G. W. BARNES.
Feb =, so
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Ten TO Fifteen Thousand Dollars

Worth Of Goo y annually to good paying customer,
as lie found the West. Being oIty
Ore Gerry 10 the place. this is chance offered
Tor sale The room is one, 10 by 20 feet; a
good cellar Under IL, also adjoining. The
property viii he "a with the goods II desired leas
a The house having been ia husin
nearly "a object selling is settle
M persons kuowius Themselves Indebted the
requested 10 f,rwari settle. For
ther information address ca m suHscr brrs
Jacksaulu. :. lad. WEBBEBT * BOYD.
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CULTIVATION OF COTTON.

TIE experiments Ia Cotton culture are Of
rsry gr-4t promise Commencing fa latitude
50 deg- 81 min. tses kdttoon on tAe Branch,
ard iNsa "a ptioH On IRE Main Line. the Com
Jrsu y otrns thousands Of acres lrel1 ddogfei 10
tte perfection Of tiis fibre. 4 settler hdrinC
. fttfai = or Herfng cAiidren, eaa turn their
IA .ygoseth and perfection oF tiis plant.
he Rigorous e---tioHs otc making 10 OBJ
fG5H :, supply of reiidj4e seed suited 10 tAe
Teq'tf-eT'i III = or Ne Soii Of Illinois sei IL Is
hopsd, speedily Gre a saJfcient dmoua. 10
pant q great J-eqdt. Of land.
MINING AND MANUFACTURES.
The great resources Of the STATE. In Coal. Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Pot'er's Clay Limestone Sandstone
&c. &c: are almost untouched they await the
arrival OF e'4t> Irising and energetic men, accus-
toned II convert them into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.
Railroads intersect the whole State. &ll5,-
e09, 600 have becl invested In completing the
great network that links every part OF the State
iHt5 immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the direciest thoroushtares of com
IIerce.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Traverses the whole length C. he State, from
the banks Of the Mississippi anu Lake Michigan
10 the Ohio. AS It's name imports the Railroad
runs through the centre OF the State. and on Ell
finer side Of the road along its whole length lie
the lands offered for sale.
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS
From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany Offers, it Is not surprising that il should
have already disposed OF 300, 600 acres of land.
il Is now selling at the rate of 5, 600 acres per
week. The population along the line has trebled
IN ten years, and ia now Sl4 s91. The Company
sell 10 actual cGltivators, and every contract
tains agreement TO cultivate.
CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS. DEPOTs.
There Ninety Eight Depots on the Compa-
ny's Railroad. giving about every seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages situated
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route whore every desirable commodity may be
found as readily as in the oldest cities Of the
Mon. and where buyers TO Be met for all
kinds of farm produce.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and working will q nd the free
school system encouraged by the State, and en-
dowed with a large revenue for the support OF the
schools. Children can live in sight of the school,
the college, the church and grow up with the
prosperity Of the leading State In the Great Wes-
tern Empire.
No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that it equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given of IL
but let any careful observer visit II, and he will
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages il offers for immediate occupation
and imme diate returns. The farmers OF the East
and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
to Illinois in great numbers: and it is believed,
that il these surprising advantages were made
known to the farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and working population of over-crowded Europe
they would promptly avail themselves of the
knowledge.
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Consisting in part % D-y Goods Groceries Gu
Hardware Boots and shoes ,ts Caps. In f-ct
good nIent Of Goods IL ais Kept in a
store These goods nearly ali bought before the
late advance prices IL is therefore fine chance
good REGULATION. Tie stand good cn.-Jsckson-
burg in the heart the Walnut Level said
be the hnest portion land ia Eastern Irdisna. y
business readily sell
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FOR SALE.
Took OF GOODS.

TG'E undersi gnei subscribers Of Jacksoufrrg Wayne
county Indiana, Offer for sale. at Wholesale prices.
laty
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Let me Kiss him for his Mother.

( To Je continued.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-24
Private School,.

PRIVATE SCHOOL viii be opened Ia ths High
n School Building Of this City Monday, March
3ls and continue during two Terms ef eleven weeks
each, and under the charge OF J. y F1li1SBJRh n NJ
assisted bv such other competent Teachers as the inter
esfs Of the School may require.
The rates Of Tuition for the different Grades Of Stud
los 80 AZ nresaut established IN PubIsc schools and
heretofore published by the Board Of Education viii be
as follows, to wit:
For Il 2nd and 3rd Primary ...S 2 90 nor tern
= and 21d Intermediate 90 q
"a Third intermediate, aud English
Branches in High School. -. 90 =
Classical Studies ....--..... x on
Tuition payable IN advance, to Alex wilson ESQ
Treasurer. -
At the commencement Of the Term the School will be
CLASSIFIED and graded far practical The Third H.
terfnedaie VIII be united with the Higher Department
those wishing 70 secure the full benefit School
VIII ind it for their interest to be present first day
of the term. II f pIILSBURT
Min eral Point, Mar 10, 1862 IL IT,
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TO TIL EpEopLE OF THE UNITED STATES

Y the month Of ecember 1855 the undersigned for
tie first time offered for sale to the public Dr. }
BoyER D0ns IsirEKiAL VINE BTrERs and in this short
period they have given such universal satisfaction to
many thousands 0f persons who have tried them that
= established article. The amount OF bodily and
inpFal nary arising simply from neglect Of small
eos ains is surprising, and is therefore of the utmost
IMPORTANCE that strict attention TO the least and
fring bodily aDent should be had for diseases of the
body nst Invariably affect the mind The subscribers
now only ask triaf of DIR. ]. B0yEE DOD'S IMPERI-
Al VIM RIfTEItS from all who hay used them
v g challenge the world to produce their equal.
These Bitters, for the Of Weak Stonachs, Gene
TAI Debility, and for Purifying and Enrciing the Blood
are absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy
earth To he assured this it Is only necessary to
make the trial. The wine itself is Of very superior
quality, being about cnerd stronger than other wines
warming AID invg0raiag the whole system from the
head to the feet As these Bers are tonic and altera
tive in their character they strengthen and iygorate
the whole system and give fine healthy action
10 all its parts by euazig the circulation renewing
distinctions, and producing general warmth They
are also excellent for diseases and weakness peculiar
Females, where Tonic IS required strengthen and
craze ire system No lady who is subject lassude
aad faintnes should be without them they revv
flying in their action.
These Biters 9 not only cure. bat P'eUsnt Disease
and in Gals respect douby valuable persons
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-24
.tea.l-ehs :. Sc sfgaa.lac..e E,eul Sc n.aels


FROM DI- II e f5d Begd bIt4s7oTs.
DsAa RHo AVER: cannot you ieItt complaints
t-s c=z with your Pulls better than 0 HfGt Jgs
e. q Z t9 ptfQatre Htsfcis place great depeIi-
aanae eectGai tatrle ia my daily contest with
ess-se Sni believing dJ that your Pills afford the
s1ls We have, / OF course value them highly
PiT-soCRG, Pa. Nav ], 1855
On. J. G. ARR. Sir have baen repeatedly cured Of
tla ysrzt he1de-te any body have BY dose two
"a VOL. Pills. it seems 20 arise from foul stomach,
wticE4 they cieunse ~
Yours with great aspect ED. W. PREnLF,
CI-,-5- oy-S F4-fs4e3. frRgJis5s.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-24

disease 4 coll settles aew here in tlle body and Oh
strsa natural fHnctios These, If not Ieliey ID,
rect upon themselves ana tie surrounding organs, pro-
during general a5gr4yatioH, suffering, ani disease
While "a tltts coEta, erpr,ssel by tbe dctleicliIs,
TIE 1yes's Pills and og directly tiier restore the
dG3 action II the system an3 with it the hupyaus
feeling e b again. What is true and 80 apparent ia
tt- tsivsi s.i complaint, Is also tTe IN many
., tie deasated afi dtneraus tsteaipers The same
T.aEtEs esct cxRes ttei oafsi y silJiltr oistrtic
tsna al arrangements # the satial functions q ths
G tl.ay rapidly, aud many q llen surely, cured
- the NaB. who know lie ylg:les Of tiess
i's viii sIect 70 employ ticIa wiea suffering from
tue 3i-arisgs they eure-
s..ea fr6aa ceiling ly-ieians in some of tie
Yia 81 ctss, and I'ii other well knosa pebble per-
From Tcs,0aTfigJ Merchant T 8. louis Fsb. !, 1850.
Tx ARA Yo1r PAS the paragon Of al that is
great medicine. EheT have cured ny little daughter
- gleefo8s upon Der hands AM feet that had proved
iaeaTTfe f3r years Her mother has been long Crey
a1T All tci With ify'ciies ami imres Der skin aui
~ ler hair. After chill cured, she also tfeG
yoHr Pills, ard they have cured her.
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4teist Af laeatofs Lti = Neg ia1ls t.tg-
Not emily ycgr pills admirable adapted to ttcr pur-
pss aqeri1nt- hut find heir beneficial effects llson
te Liver very marked Indeed They have my prac-
toe IaoveE effect uai Tor the Of b.aus cont
g9f7st5 iii4n any remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that We have at length purttiVe which Ho.-
~ tis coaLiaEce Of tie ruleas.i and ,le people.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-24
as a Family pnysic.
J5on. D. =. ~ Gafmr.sat, Ae'0

Your I5l}s uf pnr-es. Their excellent
quS]i5f-- z1Frass ass calisstc possess They are
mid 1T very and - rtft. 10 their the
10 reis which makes iht.iI gag.tie the aily
tfost.l,.lt Of disease.
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- . 20 -.

SRI have asee yasis Us n general aud hospital
practice yo made then, hesitate to
~ ty arc the best eatLtftIc We employ Their rel-
I~nE action on the liver is qui. aud decided,
gtsntly they are admirable remedy FOR arrangements
8 that organ. Indeed have seldom found a case II
ts disease Obstinate that it did not readily Weld 10
then. materially ycHrs, ALONZ0 BALL, Il. D..
it.ysc!al u tie Ataltae II5spi.a
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-24

+ I = 7 4 = I = \ l. 4
- rFHE s'.ts-Ti'..r c9-rs FIR za'e a
Fs - q0aEty land. Ti=b'y acres sire under
ESizs very recent eal,...at,ao, and tae r.
1850 - mining 50 acres Is good timber tu
ssz>1--s@---S sha - acre IT S. Erztraee tavern
no4sa, ah -ea8 fe-n, &C, at'arhci- + Is situafe5
ID principal rasi leading FROM Madison an3 Prairie
IA q about midway between Highland, Linden til-
Nnsvllls, ana 5 natural v-ssering place. The TIM
her s. good and convenient
The purchase maz3 De made by the first Of Anril.-
Term. cne-haf Cash, the falsrce 10 slit the purchaser
Al MARTIN NASH. Proprietor.
lauasrg 9TH 1s6 ~
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Your Pills have had long trial IN my practice and
hoi1 tbetn IN e~tae Of the best apcTeats have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon tile liver makes
them an excellent remedy when given in small doses
GosoUs dySef.;sry ard dta1ThGa. Their
EIakea them very acceptable aud Convenient fJr tie
u women aai CHI Ircn
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-24
A Y RS
CATHART
PILLS.

sre you sick, feeble. alf'i
ca-al,! ,;4insf Are SOS out #
order, with your system de
f..asesi, and your feeling, uu-
( sB1.uati,blU, Those s-ir,g >
{ Ia- are often the "a elUae =
serious illness some 1T -
Sickness j. creeping liI'on yau,
aud should he ayeried il a
timely Use vi tie right rei.t-
ciy. Take Ayers Pits, and
cleanse eat the diSorderc.l hu-
n1Oss - purify TIE llOod, ard
Jet the fluids move on uaob-
stincied in health @gaia.
Ttley stimulate the functioas
or tie body into vigorous ac-
tivify. purify the system fram
the distractions giiieh make
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-24
Wright & Hatoh's Stage Line.
New Furniture Store.

rysHF s;AS-risrs would RESPECTFULLY Inform the oit
gems u Mineral rai0t aia the stlrroaGaS country
that they have n fne assartrHsr: 81
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE,
7rhch they Vii sell cheap. Al orders Ter furniture
tiled Oh The shortest notice
JOB work n 'ne viii lie done in 4 manner not
surpassed ~ ans enc IN the West.
Al Furniture fr,l. hsT1ert VIII he warranted
Our Store Is tile corner Of Fountain and Vine
.srcet< FTITNGER BROTHERS
eY- cof7ns o. different styles always on hand
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-09-24
Or. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters

Weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases Of Il
Nervous system, Paralysis, Piles, and for all cases
G.iifing Tonic