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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

u.s. We learn that Prof w {. WHIv-
FORD, the principal of Milton Academy,
is strongly recommended TO fill the vacan-
~ which will occur the 3Jth Of Septem-
Der next. by the resignation Of Hon. J. l..
PIckARD, our able State Superintendent
Of Public Schools Prof WHITFoRD is
thoroughly educated, has had large expe-
rienco in preparing teachers for their
work, is well acquainted with our educa-
tional affairs and is most efficient bust
uess man It is believed that he would
make popular and successful superin-
tenlent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

Aps-At the Cheap Cash Store, Jos
GUsDRY offers a splendid stock Of fall
goods JOHN GRAY officiates and happily
waits upon all who desire to examine
their extensive stock Give them CALL
JOSEPH DELLER advertises an assort-
ment of clothing, dry goods, &c, which
the public will do well to examine.
Ifvou wish a correct likeness of your
self and family, 60 to the KENDALL Bro. 5
who have fitted up rooms over CLAUER' 5
Clothing Store, in Coad's building.
GEO L. MATTHEWS, in Millions Block
offers an endless variety of groceries.-
All kinds of produce are to be had at his
store, and cheap at that
The Messrs LENAHAN and Bro offer to
the public almost everything that can be
desired either in the line of dry goods or
groceries They are an old and reliable
firm, and ever ready to accommodate the
public.
DIR. I'll. I'll. MITCHELL presents his COM
pliments and is prepared to serve the pub
lie As a Dentist he has no superior.
BARRIsGER d SoH are in receipt Of new
goods If the ladies wish to see some
handsome patterns OF dress goods they
should call at BARRINGER :.
The attention of the reader is called to
the notice Of Teachers Examination, :"
in another column; also to the notice of
the meeting Of the Executive Committee
of the Iowa County Agricultural Society.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
MINERAL PoINT. ArG Is lS6


In TRmuSE Allow me through your
columns to recommend to the public DR.
& e. NorGsMtN. of Madison, as skill
ful 0eulist and Aurist
Or H. has been treating my eve for
the last three months and has entirely
removed the disease Nv eye has been
affected for three years and was almost
gone whca went to the Dr.. The iii was
very heavily sranuIated and thick opac-
ity formed over the sight. also ah ulcer on
the sight
Wheu | arrived ia Madiso., the Dir.
examined NV eye aud thought it would
lie almost impossible to effect euse. lie
has nevertheless removed the ulcer from
the SIGHT without its having to break and
restored nv sight | cau cheerlully
recommend all who are similarly affected
10 rive the nr 4 call.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

TIMELY NoTieE-An persons against
whom t. s Taxes have been assessed in
Iowa county for the annual list-(in-
Guiding licenses, income and other taxes
for lS64, will please take notice that az
ter Friday, the Goth Of August, inst, q
penalty Of ten per cent. will be added, be-
sides fee to the collector of four cents q
mile for travel and - cents for serving
notice on delinquents.
The collector viii lie in Dodgeville on
Wednesday, and at his office in this city
On Thursday and Friday, for the purpose
If recci.ins taxes, which must be paid in
I. ) currency
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
ss,kiNDREEEa.s PILLS

- = = - a LIS Inc " edn. 'Hc
Cousamptve. Rheumatic, Cosvc Bilious and Delicate
after some dags use, viii find renewed strength and
HE psrva3a every crCau ., their frames
Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves com
ice IN the arteries ard terminate in the veins These
pills first effect, arau the artcrial blood in
cFc3stlE the circulation by which Impurities de
posted IN the veins and they throw on such collections
INTO me bowels. which organs by the energy derived
from hr5ndFeths Pills, eNpel them from the system
" nm FIRST uSed the Pills may occasion gripping, aud
even make the p1tient feel worse This is an excel
lent sign. and shows that the disease will soon be cured
Ne great good i often achieved without some trouble
~ rs attainment and this rule applies the recovery
health. sold by Il. d. PULFORD and T. II Wv
~ MiHer3 Point, Wis., and by all respectable deal
crS Ia medicines.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
tf3eroEce Cure.

That's Whats thS Natter can't work = I
hate % rise in the morning my eye sight il fail
ing MY memory Is going" . can't ~6x my mind
on anything" Have Yen Is, en- using opium% Ma. =
Then tai regular doses Of the CUsH0HEE tFRE, and
follow te directions thar accnwuany Il. II these Ills
have been the result Ssff-id1s Esrce in
violation Of natures laws a made you dread mar
rjage If they are FROM oyerudui-ence in natures
Ovr path. the CaEeoXEE CCRE viii cure you Il gui
vigor stop those nightly emissions reft you for
practical life AMI once make man OF you, save
go9 from blindness, AMI. perhaps ultimate idiocy.
Read the advertisement. Call for Cherokee Cure,
Fake 40 o;her medicine until you nave tried this.
SsId By al druggists. suEi
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

E<5- For tie second OF third time we
have received letters requesting us to
publish an advertisement half Il column
in length for a whole wear, and take our
pay in machinery Now we are not in
the machinery business, and we say for
the benefit Of all such humbuggery that
we Shall decline noticing any such appli-
cations ranybody has machine" to
he advertised and Is 'citiing to pay for
=, We can find room for h.m in our col
umns
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

PEEsoSAL-We have noticed in the
city during the past week, It. H. p,
GEORGE, Quartermaster of the ID Cavalry,
on veteran furlough; CHARLEY WADS-
WORTH Of the u Cavalry, on recruiting
service; Ben COATES, Of Boscobel, a tip
top fellow, and once Sutler of The old % J;
1t MATTHEWS, Of the 18th; GEO. NETH-
ERBY, Of ShulIsburg; SIMPSON and Judge
DUSz, Of La Fayette Co.
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d I Z ID e..

In tbs City at l O'Clock Thursday Aug. IL Ed
WIN, infant Of Major JOHN and JANE Glow
NFY, aged two years.
In the village Of Montort town of Wingyille Grant
county, Wis, Thursday, July 18th, 1864, THOMAS
J. GREENE. Esq, in the 46th year If his age.
Deceased an old resident Of the county and was
much esteemed BY large circle of friends In the
munity in which he lived, honorable man and a
citizen. His loss in this place is much deplored.
large assemblage # friends and brethren accompa-
MED his remains their final resting place where they
were Inferred with Masonic honors
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

The resolutions on the death OF Mr,
TuouAs J. GREENE, of Montfort are un-
avoidably laid over this week. They will
appear in our next issue.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

Howard Association, PuHADELrHIA.-
This well known institution, devoted to
the relief of virulent diseases, sill con
;inues its charitable and useful labor, and
maintains a high character for honesty
and fidelity. We feel assured that 1t is
well worthy Of the confidence which 1t
enjoys
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

sa-J \. size, our county Superintend-
ent Of Schools. returned to his home IN
Dodgeville last week J. A looks rather
-ickIy, rs though life in the army was
hard road 10 travel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

r@~Thc speech Of PHILo OEToN, of La
fayettc county, before the eace demo
Gratis, on Saturday evening last, is reported
TO have been Of the pure ''coppery style,
-eulogizing Nallandisham the martyr,
pointing out the duty Of the democracy,
and showering trade of abuse on the
tyrant Abraham The attendance was
not so large as at their previous gather
ing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

The Common Council at their last
meeting passed an ordinance forbidding
bathing in the Pecatonica river below
Lcgates dam.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

ra. The Union League meets every
Monday evening, at : II o clock IN MOI
fett's block, over the City Store.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
D.. ~ u, s, 80
LOAN

he Cf
scripons will be received fer Coupon Treasury Notes.
payable three years from August 10TH 1851 with semi
ann"a a. '''e '''e " e 8" anu
per cent per "n1u'n'rii'cial ana interest '0'h TO
be paid IN lawful money.
These notes vi" be convertible at t option OF the
hoI'eT at maturity mo SIN per cent so-" bearing
oohdS' pay io' Tess man I'VE nor more '"ah twenty
years from their Date as the government may elect
ihey WI" De issue" i" denominations OF 500 sloo' 5000
Si'''o an" s''''' "'' az must De ior
my - 81 my 0'''i"iS
1he notes VIII De transmitted TO The owners iree
Of Charges as soon after the receipt oil
'''e '' 7'ii' VI D'l's Is 's! Can De pre-
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interest s.c,,I from ,,t.,r NOT, -, lot, - d,,,os;+
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curitles or IN notes OF ponds payable N government
paper.
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he"t investment ii' HV'eS can Always De sol" 'o'
within traction OF their lace and accumulated inter
est and are the best security for banks as coaterals
s- ,rf,,o,,,ts
Convertible into ask per cent. 5-2G Geld Bend.
III '''e'a' i'i'e'es' vi '''' nv
for three years, this privilege Of conversion is now
worth about three per cent per auuum
rate for 40 Ro,I. = NAT loss than ,;oe ,s,, a, ,,,s
''1 va Wv = 80 - 1'
l. : stocks was over twenty per cent 1t will be seen
that the actual profit on this loan at the present mar
As' rate Is not less than ten per cent per ""nu"
HIS exemption ifGm STATE or hIHieiPu h"N"aoh'
R,t aside from, NJ, , ,ar.ayrs we have enurlerat-
-, .,..ia, - 60. ..-o,,,,,,e an 5o,,,zs,,,5
Treasury mates from focal tasation. On the
age HlS exemption l. worth ABOUT Two per CENT pr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
SpPtlal NOtirF5.
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
i meeting OF the Executive Committee Of the Iowa
County Agricultural Society will be held at the Court
House in the village Of DodEevilIc, Saturday, the
third day Of September, 1851, at O'Clock. p.
BY order J. A. SIZE,
Aug 2Jth 1861. 2w34 Secretary
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

DR. ID. NJ. WELD can be found at the
Office Of Dr. NuBER.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1864
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
EglEE. ROAD TIME TABLE.

GALENA & CHICAGO UNION r. +.
Passenger trains This road leave daily asfoilows
GOING EAST.
Leave Frcaport at 1919 A. and 80 P ".
GOING WEST.
Leave Chicago at....,..., 90 NJ and fl:30r II.
This-orI connects at BsyiIere with trains for Be
lott, Jtncsyiuc, Madison, &c.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
Manhood how Lost, how
Restored.

EUsT published, a edition Of
s.r.s4koeE Dr. CULysRwELL's CELEBRA-
<Z.-y ~, Essay on the radieat cure
go ~ without medicinel of SPERHAToR-
RHGA, seminal IS eakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Impotency, Mental ard Physical Inca acty,
Tmpediments to Marriage, etc. also. Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced by selfindugence sex
uai extravaganza.
80 Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author in this admirable essay cea
ly demonstrates from thirty years successful prac-
tee, that the alarming consequences Of abuse may
he radically cured without the dangerous of In.
ternal medicine or the Applicant OF the knife point
Ing out mode Of cure, at once simple, certain and
fectual by means OF winch every sufferer, matter
what his condition be cure himself cheauIv
privately, and radicnIly.
ss-This Lecture shCGlI be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope, to any adj
dress paid, receipt of six cents 10 post
stamps. Address the publrhers,
CHAS. J. Q. KLINE & Co.
i27 Bowerv, New York Post office box 1858.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

MAJ OF Female,
II You have been suffering from habit i9fuI red in ny
TIE YOUTH OF BOTH SENES
Mdlch causes So manv Alarming SyreDtoFns
l. units them FOR Marriage
Ana i Che Greatest Evil that can befall
NAN or WOMAN
Sc symptoms enumerated in Advertisement. and
i yeu a sUaert :.
Ipt out the a.vertis and md for II at once
Delays are dangerous
Ask Tor ielmholi'S. take no other.
Cures Guaranteed
Beware Of Celrtevsests and Ina atoms p
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First National; Bank of Madison.

Wisconsin aud by all National Banks which are de-
posiiares of public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further information,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
Err. cisccscnannss Female pills,

those periods which, If kept up according 10 she calls
Of Nature, will GUARANTEE TO THEM the ful es
amount Of GOOD health and strength; and which, II
not regularly experienced win produce MISERY anu
DEATH and Is that first Of ali Remedies fer Diseases
of Females,
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Pr = CT A vi A ITO n
TO THE LADIES
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.
The Oldest Regulator for Females.

JWERE Is but Genuine and Sure CURE for
i GIRLS or WOMEN who suffer from IRREGULARI-
TIES or DISTINCTIONS OF THE MEYsEs lrh0ttrer may
he the c0HSe If those obNfyV cti0HR.
This Cure has been recognized fer many years. The
only SAFE reliance is
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24
'EsRISTtDGRo.S ,

New York. sold every whe e, ana applied 10y all Hair
Dress
rrice, 81. $3.50 and 3 per box. according to size.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-08-24

amount Of GOOD health and strength; and which, il
not regularIv exrerIenced will produce MISERY a,,,
DEATH and Is that first Of ell Remedies fer Diseases
of Females
Dr. Cheeseman's Female pills.
THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all Instructions
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for tCeaty
gears, in all parts Of the civ lied world. It's author
is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN whom ey-
erybody knows, and in whom everybody places con
hdence and respect. Il is no ncwfaugIcd arrange
ment, Tlt a STANDARD REMEDY.
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills
have failed. and thousands of certifcat this
effect be found in all parts of the country The
proprieols Of DR.. Cheeseman's long tried recipe guar
auee that ONE BOX win restore the natural monthly
function to ANY FEMALE-NO MATTER WHAT
HER CONDITION OR AGE. Indeed, certain
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills,
which have been popular and sure cures for OVER 4
QUARTER OF A CENTURY, to restore the menstru-
al flow in natural way. chat ladies who are pregnant
not them they will Invariably yTOd,tcs
II aliSca,3i0ge. THEY CANNOT DO HARM in any
other way.
Dr. Cheeseman's Female pills
are the only medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many years,
this advertisement your Druggist aud tell him that
you want
The Best Female Medicine in the World !
Which is comprised in
Dr. Cheeseman's @'emaIe Pills!
with feb ,Rf n sIb aEa2n Pg 4gard
DON'T BE DECEIVED,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills have received and are now
receiving the sanction of the most eminent PbySi-
clans IN .iyge5-icG.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box The
price, ONE DOLLAR PER BOX, containing from fifty
to sixty Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly by RENTING the price
the proprietors, any authorized agent in
funds.
Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHINGS q HILLYER, Proprietors,
81 Cedar street, New York.
Sold in Mineral Point by J. II Vivian, j. B. & c. L.
MoiTett, and Il. D. Pulf0rd.
For sale at Manufacturers prices by Lord Smith,
Chicago. 1y26
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yshatau Amount ofsuasrinrand Dis

among the Volunteers would lie preveilte ed ny
the free Of H6LLOWAY+S FILLS AND ONT
NENT. Fer Wounds, Sores and Scurvy. the Ointment
il surs for Bowel
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A Little While.
W. II. K.

We'll, Molly, said the Judge, going up
to the old apple wonan's stand, don't you
get tired sitting here these cold dismal
days 2
lt's only little while said she.
And the hot, dusty days p said he.
Its only little whild, sir answered
Molly
And the rainy driz'y, days 2 said the
Judge.
'Jts only little while answered
Molly.
And your sick, rheumatic days, Mol
y 2 said the Judge.
Its only little while, sir, said
she.
And what then Molly asked the
Judge.
1 shall enter into that rest which re-
mains for the people of God, answered
the old woman devouty; 'and the troub-
lesomeness Of the way there, don't pes
ter or fret me. Its only little while,
sir
.All is well that ends well. dare say
said the Judge, but what ma ies you SO
sure, Molly
How can I help being sure, SIR said
she, since Christ is the way, ana | am
in him He is mine and | am his
Now l ony feel along the way. shall
see him as he is in little while, SIR
'Ah, Molly, you've got more than the
law ever taught me, said the Judge.
Y es, sir, because went to the gos-
pei
We'll, Molly, I must look into these
matters said the Judge, taking an apple
and walking off.
There's only little while, sir, said
She.
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widespread beauty and magnificence.-
The harbor is spacious and deep, aud the
place one of great Importance in the line
of coast defense. Atpresent one battery
and the cutter is all the defense afforded.
With reluctance the party bade adieu to
their hosp;table hosts, and left the dock +,
firing salute as she wended down the
bay. A sail of IL miles across the bay
brought the party to Belfast. Being two
hours behind time, the citizens had most
ly dispersed, and the smiles of the ladies
were wanting. Reaching Peirce's Hall,
the Chairman of the Committee of AR.
rangements introduced the Congressional
Committee and guests to Mayor Jewett,
who proffcred the hosptalities of the cit
izens. This was accepted by Mr.. Chair
man Rice, and the party proceeded to the
hotels and private houses to which they
were allotted by the Committee of Ar
rangements. This evening a soiree was
held at Peirce's Hall. Most of the time
was consumed in speech making, and
dancing was not commenced till nearly
midnight. The party leave in the morn
ing for Mt Desert Island.
W. II. K.
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Recipes.

PorAFo GRrDDLE CAKEs.--1 at. Of
milk, & cold boiled potatoes grated, 2
eggs, and -four sufficient to make q bat.
| ter.
TEA CAKE.-Mix cups cream, 8 cups
sugar. eggs, the whites beaten to stiff
froth, ! teaspoonful soda, -four to make
about as stiff as pound cake. Salt and
spice to the taste.
NUMBER Cake.-Ingrel' e1ts / cup
butter, Of sugar, and 8 eggs. Beat
the eggs and sugar together, then add one
grated nutmeg and one teaspoonful Of
saleratus. Stifen with sufficient -four,
roll them, cut in rounds, and bake in .
quick oven.
MuFFINs. Take ! at. new milk, 2 eggs
. tablespoonful yeast, butter the size Of
an egg. Warm the milk, and mix with
other ingredients at night in the morn
ing turn into muffin rings, or drop on
tins, and bake a light brown. To be eat.
en- with butter for breaktass.
Coop B1scUrr.-Two teaspoonfu!s
creamtartar, one of soda, half do. of salt,
rubbed fine, and well mixed with one
quart Of -four. Rub in piece Of butter
the size of an egg, mix up soft with thick
sour milk or buttermilk, and bake quick.
y.
CREAM PIE.-Contributed to the
american Agriculturist by M. E. P.",
Winterpoint, Maine. Mix together /
egg, cup sugar,a piece of butter as large
as an egg, Soups Aour,l teaspoonful cream
tartar, l-2 teaspoonful soda, l cup sweet
milk. Pour this on tin plates. and bake
light brown. When cold, split them open
and put in the custard, made as follows
Take 2 eggs, cup sugar, IL cup flour.
| pint milk favor with lemon. Beat
the eggs, sugar and flour together boil
the milk and while boiling stir in the mix
ture, letting it cook a few seconds. Tho
above quantity will make three common
sized pies.
A DISEASE AMoS1 TOMATOES. 3.
Denyse, Esq, Of Long Island who raises
tomatoes for the n. Y. Market, has shown
US specimens of disease which it is fear.
ed will destroy the crops in some in.
stances. The disease first appears upon
the ends of the leaves, which look scorch.
cd the leaf soon decays and the disease
extends down through the stem and uiti.
mately destroys the plant. As far as is
known, this trouble is confined to places
near the shore. No signs of insects nor
mlldcw were pcrceptibIe, and from all
that can be learned, it appears to be duo
to sudden temperature. .4meriean Agr;.
cu1turiA.
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Mechanical Taste.

There are boys to whom the black 5
forge and the machine shop are irrestiblc
attractions Often such tastes are stlilcd at
once by ambitious parents. and the result
is that noneutitv "a clerk'-a Young man,
who, without special commercial instincts,
is grated in the tree of commerce, never
takes to it kindly.and is ever after a sapless
sort of n twig. Sometimes the would be
mechanic is put "in law office" and once
in a while is sent to "study for the
church." The result is at the hest deplor-
able mcdiocrity. Henry Maudsley. one Of
(whose death was recently reported.) had
this mechanical instinct strikingly develop
e1. His father was a carpenter, but young
Maudlcy himself was much fonder OF
working in iron, and would often excite
the anger of the foreman by stealing off tn
an adjoining smithy. He urged SO hard
for the change that when fifteen years old
he was transferred from the carpenters to
the blacksmi,h's shop. Here he become
an expert worker in metal, and became
quite noted for forging "trivets" with great
speed and skill, the old experienced hands
gathering round to admire him when at
this work. They had in this shop-which
belonged to the naval works of W0olwich
"A very accommodating experimenting
officer, who would blow his nose in pee
uliar manner when approaching, so that
all forbidden jobs-and making "vivets"
was one Of them--might be put out of the
wAy by the time he entered the shop
When boy has the innate love for his
trade that Maudsley had-and thousands
Of American youths all over the country
have to-day-hc does not remain at the
fsOt of the ladder.