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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

Mason \ HaNLIS tABI> 1T &c AS.-fhr
recent improvements introduced by Messrs.
Mason 4 Ham!in into their Harmonious
have increased wonderfully the POPULAR
" Of ms ruments Of this class Admirers
c. true Organ music of sustained harmo
MICS, are no longer confined To the a-th
matte or reeak hanged -Helodeons, or the
noisy, tearing eed organ. An instru
ment 10 now obtainahle, which i. much
more under the control Of the performer.
Is capable Of producing the softest tones
and yet possesses many times the power
OF any Neloteon AS the Mason and
HamliI. instruments having these new
improvements I'VE may specify as partIc
uiurly valuable che Automatic SwelD ar,
s',i geHef-js, like those OF no other maker,
and since here are other instruments
called II rmonium- Wit out cheese excel
jeurics MeSs-s Mason and liam in have.
adopted and copyrighted the name ~
"CABINEr ORGANS AS their special trade
mark
As we have said, the great Advantages
possessed hy these Cabinet Organs make
them very desirable fo- the drawing room.
sni they are rapidly becoming necessi
I for the family The low price at which
they ARE afforded brings them within the
means Of almost every household; and a.
/ lovers IT music, V welcome the popular
| y they have already attained.-N I
/ .AusicEl Rsvi-,c
| Our renders are referrsi in connection
with the above to the advertisement Of
/ Messrs Mason and Iamlin in which it
will be noticed that Il cir Cabine Organs
/ have received the unqualified endorsement
/ of the most eminent organists and musi-
clans of Boston, New York, and other
I cIrias
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
na~ The weather tor the past week has
July 18th. 1863

sa- The weather tor the past week has
been unusually changable Until Satur-
day It was hot and sultry, with the utmos
phere filed with smoke similar to a west
orn Indian summer On that day there
was a sudden change, and ii portion IF
Che time, "a FIRE has not been uncumfo IL
: G IN sitting rooms. On Monday morn
ing there vas a slight frost on the los
grounds near this city.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

Gan MaApE-The Boston Journals
correspondent in the Army OF the Potomac
writes
"General Meade Is n Pennsylvania,
ami came out a. a brigade commander n
the PENNSYLVANIA Reserves. Tie com
man lei division at Antietam and in tire
hrs- alta K anon Frederic ksbur-t. de
Commanded the Fifth orps a. hance
Tor lille He i tall slim, gre, heard d
man lie wears glasses. an old slou h d
hat, blue blouse, with corduroy p nts
In his jack boots. He i unsain in ais
looks and action, plain o speech, tamil
ar and free IN conversation when not oc-
cupied with business He has the conf
dcnce Of the President in high degree -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
5 OF n .
EDRECIU&URE SALE.

STATEOF WI C0NS!N IOWA Co CIRCUIT COURT.
OLE NARY ESoN, Plaintiff.
John Adams Eliza Adams, Otis G. Corbit, William G.
fuller lillian d. art, Henry " .cCorklc Oliver
b. Tweety Elias NJ Green. Tiffany James
Freeland Robert Squires. Charles Ill Bowman Patrick
H Baker, William II Freeand, Martin Z. GUldsyorthy
Benjamin Thomas John iton, Charles Ttthau
job. N. Perkins William Bolton. john VI. stewart
sherman :. Jcvett and Francis II, Root
Defendants
y virtue Of nd pursuant to a Judgment Of foreulu-
sure and sale rendred ia said Court la a.oyv
entitled colon the 22d d.ty OF June. l76 viii
pose for sal ana sell public auction frou door
Of the Court House the Village of Dndgvvise Iowa
ouuty, Wisconsin on Thursday the 18th day f Al
ust, g., thr O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day
the following described mOrlgaged premises, much
thereof As may oe necessary the amount u said
Judgment, interest and If tC~it The north
quarter Of the southeast quarter, tn half
of the southeast quarter and the south-weSJ quar-
II Section number six 81 in ip number i've
10. North # range number four St Fast, containing
two hundred and ftytSo cr-s all situate lying and
being. IN Iowa County, Wisconsin
Dated Sherifs o6ice, DodgevilIe June SO 1868.
GARDINER q MEIGS
sheriff of Iowa Co VS.
Cobb, Wilson Sudiuth, Plf's Attys. ew26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

WHAT GhASr Cor AT NIcKsBURa.-At
the surrender of yicksburg Grant took
y 900 prisoners, LOB field pieces, SO
siege guns, 10000 muskets, 50 Locomo-
tives, so cars in good order, and so stands
of colors One Lieut. General, 4 Major
General. ami Il Brigadier Generals are
among the prisoners.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
LOOK OUT FOR THE DRAFT J!

want COED men to ill my Company t. the maxi
mum number, one hund4ed aud one l
cruts $25 advanc bounty, i'm nediately after being
mustered in.
Ny ompany is retained in the State for State T.
vic and viii probably remain during this year, and
Xix ely during term Of service.
We are stationed al Camp Randall (Which, 81 &c the
hospital and barracks have been buit) is the fin ST
in the No tn west
Application must be mad t" me Immediately at Camp
Randall Madison.
L. s. BURTON Capt
2e-2n Com'd'g Co. ''B Both Reg't Wis. Vols.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
From the "Gra-sva lev National =

DIKp.-I Grass Vale, aIioruia, June
81, 1863, Mrs. SARAH ANN BENNETT, wife of
William Bennett aged 65 Years.
Deceased was a native of London England,
a. 4 was resident of the United states over
% airs. Sac leaves a husband, two sons
and two daughters in Calf rnie and two sons
and one daughter in ineral Point, Wiscon-
sin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

rsA- We are glad TO learn, as we DO
from lettr from Mr. McCormic, of the
ID Wisconsin, that the wounds of Sargt
Major G. H. Legate are but slight, and
that no danger i apprehchded from them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

>iAfE u " trNtoNN'N NV 4 W I MI IL ttl IL
JOHN PRIDE lux and Ed SARD 2 .IDEAUX
Plai titfs
Thomas Otis, Laura OTIS. Mary Jane ster, Ed
ward c Foster i George 4. 0tis--D PENDANTS
10y virtue or and Fsunt 10 judi seuJ Of foreclc-
and sale rendered in said Court in the above
ent tied sctsn, the End day f Juue, 1>6 will
expose = sale, and sell AZ puhiic auction, the front
door of the Court use In the village Of DgdgeviIe.
l. Iowa County, Wisconsin Thursday the IL Dag
OF August 1858 81 two O'Clock in the afternoon thar
day, the following iescrio ed mnrtagsd premises
much there As may < necessary to raise the amount
Of said Judgment. interest," and costs 81 sale. J0N
The vest half Of the northwest quarteF Of section
her twenty I'D and the east half u the north
quarter - section number twenty (2h ia township
H'Jltr i've t5 North. in range number threeiSl
ali situate in l. "a County Wisconsin.
pa1 d sherrlfs offce, Dodgevile June 81. 1855.
GARDINER MEIGS.
Sheriff Of a County Mis-
Cobb, Wilson suddat . PITS Atty's 2e-6s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

SOLDIERS F4NILrKs-on Tuesday next
'hs voters Of this city are to decide wheth-
CT they viii raise by tax 81 500. for the
purpose Of providing for the support of
families Of soldiers row in the field W.
hope TO see a full vote and the proposition
unanimously sustained
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
cavalry Men Want d {,

Capt. Technor, Of NcGregor Iowa Is getting up a
Cavalry Company &c be attached To new Regiment
forming in that place Enlisted men in this on
pans not required 10 leave home until the ist Of
September Any desiring become a member Of
this Company a ply 10 L. b SIM0NS In the own
of Valid lick. lows cunty.
July !th 1868. as-sw
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
STATE OF WISCONSIN IOWA co. CIRCUIT COURT.
HENRY BUTLER Plaintiff
against
THOMAS {. ANSLEY & ELIZABETH ANSLEY-De-

THOMAS :. ANSLEY ELIZ ABETH ANSLEY-De-
PENDANTS
and sale rendered in in the above en-
T., Ell action til twenty third day Of September
l-63 ssia for sale and sell public
tle front door of tine House the village Of
Dodgeville, ia lows County, Wisconsin, on Thursday
the thirteenth day II August 1853 four o'clock IN the
afternoon Of that day the fol owing described mort
&c preneses, much thereof a may h sufficient
SATISFY said judgment interest aud costs sale to-wi
The undivided che half Part lot Ne the vii
lage of Linden laid and surveyed and recorded
by John and James Wasley according &c Legae'-
vey ~ i@4l. Commencing North foTty-tso ~ de-
grees, West thirtyseyeu go feet from the forth
corner OF said lot, thence thirty $50 feet North
West corner Of said lot thence hundred and six
~ Ave (l65l fe"t to the south Main St
thence along the line OF Main Street one hundred
ana ninety tl9nl Zee tn mo- north place Of begin
ming, situate lying, and being in the county Iowa
and State Of Wisconsin.
Dated Sherrids Office Dotgevi l.. June Seth 1888:
GARDNER c. MEIGS
She if of Iowa COUNTY
COBB SCDDUTH, Plaintiffs attorneys 26-sw
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

The number of prisoners paroled by
Grant at Nicksburg is 1927.
A rumor had reached Vicksburg that
Port Hudson had surrendered with IS,
600 prisoners.
Gen. sherman is reported to have over
taken johnsons army, defeated il and
captured 1000 prisoners. The latest we
have from Sherman is by private infor-
nation from Warren, ami Is 10 the effect
that big news may be looked for to-mor-
row.
Bragg has been driven from Chattanoo-
gn, losing 900 prisoners, and is said to
have retreated to Atlanta, Ga, but III re
likely to Richmond
The last from the Potomac Army left
Lee closely hemmed in by Meade, with
hght in prospect.
Morgan has left Indiana and is in Ohio,
closely pursued.
The draft riots in New York City are
becoming formidable. Gov Seymour has
called out the militia, to quell it
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
IA A -. * L Il a.

On onday, )u 22d, at the Parsonage in this Cit
"eF. j. khlbbs THos. PslsS, TO Mrs,
"A JEWELL. both Of i.leria Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

The customers OF the old firm are re,p.ctr, ioy,aa
to continue their patronage toathis establishment.
DENLlN Il PRaTER.
At the old stand OF Lanyon 4 son-
Commerce str,st, Mineral olnt.
Jan. 18th 1858 ST.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
REVENUE STAMPS.

OF diff rent denominations, ranging from
one cen. TO one ID llar for sale at the TarB
Usx Office, at par, BY
GEO. w BLISS,
Dep'y Collector.
Nav 18th 1868 If
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

COLLECTOR sNorIcE.-Persons who have
made application for Licenses for their
Horses are informed that the same are
row due and in my hands for collection
Is is hoped that every man will be ready
when called upon - pay tie amount of
his Lioense, and save trouble and cost
G w BLISS, Dep'y Col
July 18th 1863
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

This ompany, have recently extended their lines,
and established offices at all points on the PIP x
MISSISSIPPI including Vino "a, NaDashaw, Red
Wing, Prescott and st Paul, connecting with Burbank
& Co s Express the principal points in the iuteri-
Of Minnesota; also for Wing Pemona, and
the British Posse ssions
Offices have also been established the st. CroiS
River at Hudson a d saltwater
IN the st Peters River St. Peters, Nankato and
Fairbault
on the hippewa River, at Eau Claire
The have also extended their lines westward in
Iowa and established offices al Iowa Fails, Fort Dodge
and Sioux c ~
Connections made in New Yo with Wells, Far
go i Co, for California, Oregon &c
{ Toronto. with BRITISH and American Express for
Montreal Quebec Portland and all parts of the old
country.
st Joseph. by overland Mail Company, for Pixies
Peak, California
ma "a 4. FAt'G.o. -uT'J.
GEO W COBB 81 Min raj Point
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
DIE D.

In his City this morning Mrs. HAKRIEr wife Of Nj
: RICHARD, aged about - years
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

or al kinds done With neatness and dispatch
Al work done at our establishment will be warranted
in every particular
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
lIneral Point Rail Roa

Re0rYani1ed Nor. Il. SOL.
MINERAL PoINT. WIS >
June lst, 1853
The Second Annual Meeting Of the Stock holders q,
he Mineral Point Rail X al w be held al the office
the Company in the City 81 Mineral Point on Nonda
the iNrh Gth) day q JuIy, for the Election 6t,
Directors for the ensuing year and the transactu
II any other business that may come before them
Polls open at 2.3H + NJ and close at g Z NJ
ia GEO W. COBB, Sec~etrry
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
Hem advertisements.
LIST OF LETTER

LIST OF LETTERS.
d emaining uncalIed for IL the Post Office Mine
IL Point, Wis, July 18th 1868.
Agnew Eliza Munger, Frank
Bosen, Bridget Moller, James
Basiian, Joseph Moon Richard
Bean, w. l.. Norhach ClemenE
Bell, Elizabeth Man ey, Solomon
Cornish John II. Nigga = f CT.
Caruthers & Segun Marcy, Alfred
Clinton, Edwin Nielsen. Neils
Crawford, VIM. T. OCsne, Henry
thace, Harriet Porter, Richard
Foley. Thomas Pond, Orlando ". 3
Goodman. John ;. P'!kinghorn, VIM.
Hewitt, julia Rector, John
Hampton Wade Ross. =.
adley. Horatip G.. Riddle, Charles
HamiNn, James Robinson, ". w, 2
fIoar David Robe :, John
lIuhanks. VIM. George Reed Hannah
Hodge. Mrs. Marian =. Raus!all Levi
Hpdge, IRIS Wesley Sch Hen. Nikoaus .
nes. Y. Y Chsver. Mary
] well, Thomas Sohever. Nars
Kelly, Patrick SchH, Kaufman
Kellogg, Geo Il. Thompson, Joseph
Kane Ann TSda e, J. & Co.
'.ebertz, Anton Taustun. Thomas
Lamb, Ellen Vincent Thomas
IcAllh ttsn, John Woidenfeer Phi ipp
NcReynolds. John Whitney. NJ
Malone, Thomas White, George
Persons calling for the above letters viii please say
ad sertised
JOHN HDLIINGSHF iD
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IMPORTANT : FEMALES.



The Combination of ingredients In these PA the
result Of a / lS and extensive pra tice. They mild
IN their operation and certain in Getting all irregu-
rties Painful transformations, removing al cbstrtlc
tions whether from cold otherwise, Headache. Pain
In the side ptlpitaton Of the Heart hites Al Nei-
vors Elections Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back aud
limbs Sc disturbed sleep which arise Interrupt
ton Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of rs era in the treatment Of
those irregularities and distractions which have con
signed 50 many Q PBEMATURE CRAVE No female can
enjoy good health she is regular and whenever
an obstruction takes place the general health be gins to
decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
-T1ine m st efreetual remedy COM
plants pee liar Females To all classes they
invaluable inducing, 10Th certainty. periodical
regularity. They ara kno thousands who have
used the different periods throughout the country
having the sanction OF Of the most eminent Ph
sioiaas IN AaserioE ErpIioft Dsrscfio1S st1tfnq
tehet they shOa.d nor Dc ssaf with each Box-Prce
ONE DOLLAR PER BOY, coat aiming from fifty to
sixty Pills
PHI sent 10y mail PROMPTLY by emitting To the pro
prietor or 81 her Of the Agents neral Point
r b. HUTCHINGS, PROPRIETOR.
90 Cedar 81, NJ y York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
NPRuB C"uuty Court.

IN PRDBATE-iowa Cnunty Court.
In the matter Of the estfte Of Mark CO,viI deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of Thomas Johns
administrator of said estate setting forth the amount
Of personal estate that has to his hands and the
disposition thereof the amount If debts outstanding
against said deceased and description Of all the veal
estate Of which said deceased died, i zed and the val
thereof, and praying that license he him granted
Sc the whole cf said real estate. And it appearing
from said petition that there IS not sufficient personal
estate in the hands Of said administrator to pay said
debts, and that IL Is necessary in order T. pay the
same sell the whole Of said real 1t j. there
fore ordered that all persons Interested in sal estate
appear before he Judge of this Court Monday the
Sd day Of august next. ensui :, II O'Clock NJ OF
said day at his Office in the village If D9dgeye, then
and tn to show cause If any thl re shall be- Why Ii
should not be granted To said Jduiuis To sell
said real estate according 10 prayer Of said petition
ANA IL Is further ordered that copy of this order
shall be Published for fnur weeks prior to
said day Of hearing in the Mineral Point Tribune,
weekly newspaper ii cuaIing in said County.
Date June I'D IS6o : & ANSLEY,
254w CoaHty JtigS.
ITO p * a ,FV
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HISTORY or TIL
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHIs.laksi -E.pEsIA.

Pa, The He1ef er the Sich ant Distressed aS';c-
ea .oM I'ir,d5f ,DsH tl,-o,dr Diseases a. De-
LeeioHy far he Care et' Diseases q tie .Serao
organs.
\ EplcAL ADVICE given Gratis. by the Acting
Al AbLf REPotIS on SpermttoFrhua or Semi
nal cakHtss and other Diseases the sexual o,xsr.
and on the NEW RE EDiES employed IN the Nv hi,
psnsTy sent to the afflicted n sealed envelopes Y,- 81
eharS Two or three stamps for Postage win be &C
cepftilc.
Address pr- HhiiLtN HojGHTON. Acting Surge
on, Howard Association No ? south Ninth st,.e,
Philadelphia, Pa .gIy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

Ee- The following letter picked NJ on
the battle field at Lake Providence. has
been sen. US for publication, as showing
the feelings of many of the people in the
south. From it, it would app ar the dis
content is not ali in the North:
Mourn PLEASANT, Texas,
Nav 18th lSS3
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TO PROMOTE
GOO ID Ii T. AI.TII.
Use THE
DiNDELI0S AND WILD CHERR.

"a immediate relief and ultimate cure Of an disease.
produced 10y an Inactive Liver
Ds9"i.lio', ard va CHorv BiHrs
CURE ~TCK HEAD Gle.
Do1idsliou ant VIZ Czsg7.v Bfttgrq
CURE } UNDICE.
Dan'elio" a,sd wa Cze,7,g B;a.rs
CURE ND GE~TEo>
Da''delioa a',d Ij'zd Cherry Bilters
C"RE OsTiv MES .
Do2.dolio,s and Ii'ad Cherry Bittsrs
CIR HEART Burn.
Da"afeiioe and Hid Che.7n Bii5ers
Cure wEiKNE- .
Daas9e'io,s and lilld Cherry Bif'rrs
CURE Lost APPETITE
DsDsae'io" ant WIZ the,ry Bitrs
CURE AGt-l
Ia its worst forms. They perform these cures spI,
hy ouc otfice-regul ting the Ii er
For sale by dealers in Medicines everywhere.
:. HUN fNGrON Proprietor.
farmersburgh, Clayton Co., Iowa
FOR SALE BT ALL MEDICINE DEALERS
J. s. Reed 4 Co, Wholesale Agents Chicago
Allen 4 III 'sford fsut,t01.
II Ncwhau
Il. 'cNeu { Gaiena.
l7-6no=
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15


STATE or WISCONSIN low c.. CIRCUIT CDTR.
William Huxtahle, PGnintiF,
INST
Sar A. ller, Edward Bredel aud Alfred Chad
lex - executors and trustees Of under the Las
viii and testament Of George Collier late Of
lssouri. dece sed.
Defendants.
80 CT L. 5. Revenue Stamp
The Plaintiff desires the trial of this action if an,
he be- % be had in the County of Iowa.
THE TATE OF wI~CONSIN
TO rah A. Collier, Ed .ard IL and Alfred
Chadwick executors ana trustees under the
last wi a d testament OF George Co Her ate of ST
Louis Mo, deceased Defendants.
You are he. eby summoned required to answer
the complaint Of wi liam Huxtable Plaintiff copy
OF which l. herewith served upon you said complaint
being filed in the office of the { ERIK he Circui,
Court in for Iowa ounty isconsin. and to serve
copy of your answer the subscriber, at the au
office Of Cobb, ilson 4 Sudduth, IN the City Of Niue
ra Point, 10 County. isconsn, within twenty day
after service Of this summons. exclusive the da,
Of service ami if you fail TO said Co plant a
hereby equred, the Plaintiff viii apply T. the 0urt
for the re e demanded the Complaint
Dated Ju 9th, 1868.
Z5-6w GEORGE MULhS PTT's Atty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

TIM UtRvEsT-The Wheat harvest is
close ST hand We learn that some fields
Nil IS cut the present week The pros
peel 81 : large yield, though not a. good
IS $ few weeks since. - still fair We
hear some complaint Of rust AMI little
- the bug. though it J. not general In
several fields Nc acar u small red in
acct, ~; before known IA this region, that
works ia the head Of tie grain, DESTROYING
the Hfs Of the berry, and thus running the
crop We trust is may not he general.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
STEAM RNEIN FOR SALE

FIRST rate horse power Portable Steam Engine d
good condition, sale cheap.
Enquire Of
VIM. LASYoS, Sen
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FOR SALE BY

RI yivi n Min Point Clayton oppef Mis,n
F.. u. Husi=ll Arena, Avery, Aoscov,
J Wade " Bl Mds. {. Grithlths, Dodgevn e
: e. Brett. tIi-h and, D. W bud con. voea.
and by and terch ants generally thrcughos
the Cnited States aud CAnAdss. &tiF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
FRIENDS md RELA-
TIVES
OF THE
Brave olJiers & Sailors
10 IL 0 WAYS PILLS Az D
OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives 'iu the Arm,
or Navy should take especial are that they be amply
supplied With these Pills and Ointment aud where The
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected proyd.
themselves with them no hetter present can be se
them by their friends They have been proved be
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
PREMIUM TOVES.
PARLoR STOVES.

or al sizes and patterns in use Also among OH
err, the following
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
BON TOW e..
BRITANNIA WARE.

" al descriptions and sizes together with re, coaf
oFoNf both FOR Cooking aud the Par or W, ~,
also large stock Of beAutifu.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

'N\\ose SNNNorS
>>s> Not oSScreA totN>s N>><o-
Nc as " NyNeA\cN>\e W>v\>cN
>><,\A cave ~\A NE "'Ws
N\N>vEA yNcsN \s Me>v 70,
>,>,< ~s u vev>>eA>sA a0e>>t
81 0veo< veW>>\otor oS
k\e, sAskSNSN.
NM NIX S>N>oNs A>stv>cts
OK tN<e Wost NX\A So\>tN
kAeyc Nos, Sos u \oNg
N>Hl<, NoeN HN\ueN s>eeAeN
oN ov<>c\e o. Sto,.\ncN
Syttevs, u>N\>cEN, X to\SeN
lnN>voV>es N>>oNt>t>es, ov\A
OK NAc V>volev t>vAe., ose o
s,>>yc \>eeweN:t>we oS
PLILozLs FeD6T,
Fever a7lI Agz1e,
Liver Complaint,
D.1sDep85o,
I7zJIge8t5O72,
,JLZ17zILc8,
Kan ~ ConlpJdJ7zts,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

STLvAN, with and without Ovens
BosTON. with and without ovens
FLORAL, open and closed Frunts
coTrAGR STOvss, sc. s.. As
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

rring IL your futter aud Eggs aud txchang,
for Groceries al low prices.
cox Ii co
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

Commerce Str,
Jan. 18th 1868.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

FpB SALE
d. pULFORD -
J B * X. MoFFETr. h'uerai feliil
For Sale at Manufacturers Prices b.
LORD NIT Chicago
16-1y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
FOSECLo-irRE SALE.

STATE lF WISCONSIN IOWA co [. RCUTT COT RI
JOHN PRIDE lux and Ed sfARD p .IDEAUX
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15

d emsining unealled for II the Post Office Mine
IL Point. Wis. July 18th 1868.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-07-15
Sex Headaches aud Want II Appetite Incl
deItaI 10 oldiers

Those feelings which saddeu u- usually arise frol
trouble or annoyance distracted PRECIPITATION, ezif
and drinking whatever Is uns hoeSome thu. distur'n
the healthy action Of the liver These
gans must be relieved IL you desire TO be we'll II
Pills, taken according to printed Instructions. wi
quickly produce healthy action in both liver and Ston
ach, and A "A natural consequence a clear head and
good appetite.