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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-07-19
U. WlLLAKD&CU.
MANUFACTURERS OF
COTTAGE ORGANS.
OFFICE And wARERoox,
600 Broadway, New York.
Wa invite the attention of DEALERS and the
NEW STYLE COTTAGE ORGANS

public to our
NEW STYLE COTTAGE ORGANS,
With new and valuable improvements exclusive
ly our own. The cases are the
LARGEST IN TIE MARKET
new and beautiful in design and workmanship.
Our Organs are made from the best material.
Voiced with great care, having smooth pipe or
gan quality of tone, yet deep and mellow. Are
finished in highly polished Black Walnut and
Rose Wood Case, with double bellows, double
blow pedals, knee swell, &c. All have our new
patent tremolent stop with which the most beau
tiful effects can be produced varying at the will
Of the performer.
We desire ono good active Agent in every Coun.
~, who will receive our largest discounts; send
for illustrated price list giving full particulars,
address o. j. WILLARD x co.,
Manufacturers, Geo Broadway N. Y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

The Baraboo Republic records the
following instances of the wonderful
growth Of vegetation during the late
warm weather:
Mr. B. B. Bries left at this ofIioe,
on Saturday, the Sth inst, red oak
shoot, the growth Of which was l6
inches in five days. Mr.. L T. Eng
fish took the measurement of a hop
vine which grew % inches in - hours
" e hear Of a number Of hop vines be-
ing now at the top OF Is foot poles.
Q. L. Stuart planted corn and peas
(soaked) on the 18th inst. which were
up on the morning Of the 9th, some Of
the corn being an inch high and Mr.
II. II. Potter planted dry cucumber
seeds which. on the second morning,
had put forth two well-formed leaves. ="
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

Impurities and Of life into Vgor-
ous action restoring the health and erpeng d.eas-
Hence it q variety Of complaints which
caused by mpurity Of the blood, such .Scrofald
PiHgles. BIotcAes Bolts. st 1atbony's Fire, Ross
or Erys1peias, Tetter SAT- Rhs1H'. So0fd Heed.
ling WvTD1- Cft1lceT ar Cnace'0Hs J1tDioys. Sore
Eye, Fendie DiseaSts, such a. Retention, Iress!-
idrfty, Suppression, Whites Stert'tg also SgT7at-
lis yeaeyiuI Discusses Liyer Complaints, ard
Heart Diseases Try Ayes SAKsAPARli-tAr ana STE
for yourself the surprising activity with which Is
cleanses the blood and cures these Gis5rdeTs
During late years the public have been r1'siei 2!
large bottcs pretending 10 give quart OF hHfaet9 81
Sarsaparila for dollar. Most o. these 7=Te oeen
frauds upon the sick for they not only contain LUZ,
If any, Sarsapara, bat often no curative pIpRt.ts
whatever. Hence. bitter disappointment "a,
the Of the various extracts of SaFs parma
food the market, until re itself Eas
onymous with imposition and cheat ga w c -
compound arsaparia !" and intend 70 supply sush
= remedy shall rescue the name iiuih ~ "- V
Ioduy hich rests uron it. We think We have ground
for believing il has virtues which rresstahle by fs
ordinary run the diseases Is inteaa-u 70 ensa.
| We only assure the sick that We oHeI li." "a
best Alternative which we know bow 10 y -
VIC have 10 belize II i ny lar the mo-
purifier of the blood ct discovered ~ any n"oE'
AYERS CHERRY PEcrnKAL is so uUi'ersAliH 49,
to surpass every other remedy for the cure o' Cot
Colds. n fueE,zT. Ho0rsen@ss. Group r. 60
Incipient Consumption, and for the rehel -.
sumprire Patients in advanced stages o. he ~.
thai il /. useless here 70 the evidence o. "
virtues. The world know them , H.,
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER Co. 1o"th' 81
AMI sold by DR. oHS VIVIAN, Mineral foiht, r.
ELL & DsIsKaIL Piatte7iile; Nci Ers1Lp' al
Washhurn s II. GsEEs Co., Wihgviiie' az eS
Druggists everyH hert.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19
Total amount of List s7,77l So

PETER Lyle, of Ames, Montgomery
county, \. y, swallowed a small wa
ter snake, three years ago, while in
the army, aud since his return home
has been unwell and unable TO sleep,
except after drinking a quart of wa
ter His physician finally gave him
some medicine and advised him TO alb.
stain from food for twenty-four hours.
He obeyed the directions and some
time after they were put in operation
he was taken with vomiting, which
was ended by pulling from his throat
a snake, copper colorcd and over a
foot in length. The reptile was plac-
ed in bottle of water, and is still
alive and ravenous for new potatoes.
Lyke will probably recover, At least
he ought to.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19
THE TRIBUNE.
TIE FslE.i.

We are glad 50 see our citizens for
once IN earnest in preparing for eel
ebration on the 4th of July, SuGc-
tent funds have been raised for pro-
curing Music, Firew orks, Orator. &c,
and nothing now remains but 70 carry
cut the programme, ana our citizens
may be justly proud Of the celebra-
ton One OF the most attractive
features of the occasion Will be the
Floral Procession which viii EN-
brace al the children of She several
Sabbath and Day Schools of the City
ana, we hope, Of all the schools Of dis
tricts sufficiently near to unite with
us. As the "Dav we Celebrate is
designed for the enjoyment of all, the
juyisation should be extended to those
outside the City who can conveniently
attend. lie! rs have procession OF
children embracing those from every
district in this section Of country, and
FC " III HAY Sut4L a tuI- NAL dS WAS
never before witnessed IN the Mining
region. Our own City can turn out
from twelve to fifteen hundred child
rem, ard % many more from the ad-
j0lni2g towns, we have no doubt,
would gladly take part in the exercises
of the day. We hope that the cor.
mittee viii see that invitations are ex-
tended to all who would IL likely to
participate. One Of the best bands
IN the West will discourse music for
the occasion. \ public dinner pro
vidcd, and a grand display Of 'rCrien-
tai Bummers - full costume VIII
sullven the occasion,
We see nothing to prevent one of
the best celebrations ever gotten up
IN the West. Let the ball already
started, be kept IN motion, until the
Accomplishment Of the object, Let
each one do his or her part, and let
everybody with their families and
neighbors, come to Mineral Pc:nt, on
On the 18th Of July and witness grand
display
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

nOET cit down at home With your heavy bo.'
- vhsn you cen sc. nice Slippers for I'M
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

their convenience to look over public
documents and periodicals which they
cannot, or DO not, take themselves
For example = not many, if any,
among US can afford to take the lead
ing British ouarterlies, or prominent
National newspapers yet there are
often articles IN each Of them that we
would all like 30 read, and thus keep
up with the current OF thought as d.
rected by the master minds Of other
lands, and other sections of our own
country. II Is intended to keep all
these publications Oh file in the read
ing room, and TO collect library as
fast as the funds can De procured. In
view of all these, and similar consid-
erations, it is hoped that every intel
ligent man and woman in the comrau-
atty will unite with the Association.
If the public have the benefit Of such
an institution, the public must bear
the expense.
At q meeting Of the ladies interested
IN the coming Festival for the benefit
Of the Literary Association, an an
nouncement was made, that the citi-
zcns desired some person, or Iersons,
10 provide a public dinner IN coanec-
ton with their celebration Of the 4th
Of July. Therefore it was resolved
to DO this work ana give the proceeds
to the Literary Association.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

THAT SURGICAL CeERATIoN.-Ee
copied last week from the Milwaukee
Seatiael an article which first appeared
III the gainesville Telegraph, giving n
account Of a surgical operation by
Dr.. Z, B. W-olcott upon j. II. Paine,
in which It is stated the history of
surgery furnished no precedent" We
have seen the article widely copied IN
our exchanges, and very great skill is
attributed to the surgeon who per,
formed the operation Of cutting di-
rect,y into the lower part Of the dis
eased lung of Mr.. Paine, and inserting
a tube to relieve an abScess' Since
copying the article, we learn from pro.
fessional surgeons that the operation
is by no means new in the history Of
surgery, but has been performed by
many practitioners during the last
century. We would not detract from
the skin Of Doctor " olcott, who needs
no false representations to establish a
reputation, but we think he should
correct the impression conveyed in the
article that the operation was new
one to the faculty. We have a mum
her of surgeons in this portion Of the
State who have repeatedly performed
a similar operation, and one in This
city doctor DALroN) who has on no
less than eight individuals. Although
a somewhat-diaicult operation, it Is
one that by no means requires unus-
ual skill on the part Of the operator.
Honor to whom honor is due.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19
Potato Bags,

The Potato Bug has made It's ap-
pearauce earlier than usual the pres
eat season. and with voracious appe-
tIte IS devour.ng all the potato plants
that come within its reach. VS. hear
Of various remedies, but none are re-
liable, except the destruction of the
bug. One writer SAYS that gallon Of
coal oil mixed with a barrel Of water
with which to sprinkle the vines, will
destroy them Probably when oil is
made to mix with water freely the OBJ
ject may be attained, It IS Of no use
to attempt TO kill them with water.
for they enjoy cold bath equal to
young ducks. The only way yet
found out TO destroy them, is to gath
er them from the vines and burn or
scald them. And in this operation
persons should be cautious about in
haling the fumes of the burning insect,
as many instances are given of injury
ana even death from the poisonous
pest.
Late planted potatoes may escape
their ravages. 6ut all early planted
varieties bid fair to be perfect fail
ure, unless much labor is expended in
destroying the bug
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19
COMMUNICATED
strawberry Festival for The BeHe.i; u tie Mn
eral Point Literary Association.

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be nseo y 'he A''nesaI ONT i-.lera-
~ ASSOCIATION toward oeifa!ihS '0c
expense OF repairing and furnishing
me lily nan ms Aai1 mas oeeh
rented by the Literary Assertion
ana the society 81 uooa / en- Pla1s lof
theIr respective uses put '1e O1'y
retains the night 70 use H. except on
two specified evenings OF the week,
whenever It IS wanted ior pubic meet
'nss- ! ms artangein NJ s a"'as'a
geo0S 10 the N''y as u Is 10 these So
cietles, Tor, whereas the S1-:- was Tor
merry ailapldate1 ano -.taE ana with
cut seats, 1t IS no" III Ane order ana
is really an honor to our city 1t, Tor
no other reason than tins our citizens
should help supply the Association
with funds, every dollar that it recelv-
IS will be expended ior the public
good. Il more money 5 received
shan IS wanted TO put the Hall N or
der 1t Viii be ased 70 provide vaLua-
bic papers and periodicals. Tor Its read
ing room. and TO procure the services
81 aoie lecturers curing 'Ae coming
winter
Some ct our citizens nave gwen
TINS society but Mite e"eopfa cement
not mat they o'SaPPFoFsa g rs Cd
Jeets o. nle'hoas' p"' because 'heF
thought 1t would not i've. Frequent
inquiries alter IT nave eeen MADE Oh
'Ste ~ persons VINO supposed lna' oe-
cause ! vas quiet ! was o'a''' '-.,y
'eafe" IN" -. ne ,''' : 's., 80 - : ''l.
oe .os'' -n0 'n"' i ,"sE ""''s'' ~.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

JOHN a Sarlern, of Warrensburg,
Mo, was Federal soldier during the
war. In an engagement ball pene-
trated his lungs, but he recovered
He has since frequently coughed up
blood. During a violent fit of cough
ing, he raised the ball and is now do
ing we'll
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

The Salt Lake Daily Telegraph no.
tees the return of" president Young
from his " Southern trip" amid " a
general demonstration of reioicing.' :
Many banners were displayed, and
among others the following -inscrip-
tions: " Long Live Brigham Goung,
:: The Lion Of the Lord"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

MYTH corrupt, disor-
w dered or vitiatg6
Blood, you are sick al
over, IT may burst OFT
in Pimples or Sores, OF
in some active di.eass.
or IL may keep you list
less, depressed and coed
Tor nothing. Bnt you
cannot have good health
while your blood j. Ia
pure. AyEE's SaRsAra-
RILLA purCes out thrss
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

a TauE DrM0cRATIC CANDIDATE.-
The Evansville Sentinel. Dem ocratic
sheet published IN Indiana, proposes
General Robert E. Lee as the next
candidate of the Democratic party for
President of the United States. HIS
nomination is urged by our namesake
in doublc-leadea leader, from which
We clip the follow;15
General Robert I. Lee IS the first
choice Of the grand army Of Demo
Gratis North, who are not afraid to
urge his claim before The country for
that position Tor which Sod especially
endowed ki.1. The timid men NAV
tremble when his name IS spoken, but
the brave aPplaUd,'
Query: Does the editor Of the
Milwaukee lltes belong among the
a. timid men Ct he party and does
he "tyemh,e' when Re hears Lees
name lneat.o1cl, O. does he stand
a.nong the brave ana aPPlaua? We
trust he IS brave, aud viii boldly de-
clare his preference fer +" General
ee.-NH,c74kee .Snttsel
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19
Income Tax for 1867.

The following is list of persons in
Iowa county, on whom an Income Tax
is assessed for 1867, together with
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19
Here and There J

ID two miles of Vienna.
A DISPATCH from New York says
the cholera is rported to have disap-
peared in all parts Of the world
AN ern.ined idiot in North Carroll
ma, named Barnes, has dismissed court
because negroes we're summoned as
jurors
LATEST reports from Mexico state
that the Juarez government has de-
termined to banish Macmillan an his
principal chiefs.
New ORLEANS needs General Butler
again to prevent the appearance Of
yellow fever. The Republican says
the street were never IN a worse CON
dition
THE Fox Lake Representative reports
a gopher hunt in Trenton, the other
day resulting in 1853 counts on one
side, and $40 on the other.
The Republican State Convention
Of Louisiana, just adjourned, adopted
strong platform in favor Of the right
to vote, hold Office, etc, etc, prospect
i've of color
The Hon. Pugilist Morrissey, N. c.
is ths purchaser of Barnum's Bridge
port residence. He thinks, since last
fall, that Connecticut is jus the place
for his sort to live in.
THE Manitowoc Pilot learns that a
responsible firm from Ohio is negotia-
ting for property in Two Rivers, upon
which to erect large and extensive
glass factory.
THE engagement between the Fen
ians and the polcie, at Waterford on
the l4th inst, seems to have been a
serious affair. Several deaths have
occurred from wounds received.
THE largest amount Of money that
has ever been in the United
States Treasury at one time, since the
ois"HlIa ZION q our NoF q mn en- MAS
in it on Saturday the 8th-S18O,000
600.
IMMIGRATION from Europe is larger
this season than ever before. On the
10th ten vessels loaded with ilnmi-
grants reached New York, bringing
over 'ooi '"ou'aAu passengers
y CosrLAeRAr1oN al the factory
town Of Tarifville, near Hartford,
Conn, consumed ten mills and other
buildings. Loss, 100000; insured
S425, 900 Seven hundred persons
are thrown out OF employ nen' !" con
n ,..,, p..-n,
,-',1.,.y. .Ie-., ~~.. W.
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AK ia Guns anu '''''' .l''' 0' ''e
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:,
The Salt Lake Daily Telegraph no.
tees the return of" president Young
from his " Southern trip amid
y - '"S ~ '.''
''o,,' '-' ~ nam lug
''' H'0'- . '''' Lulu
JOHN \ Sarleln, of burg,
No, was Federal soldier during the
war. In an engagement a ball peue-
trated his lungs, but he recovered.
He has since frequently coughed up
'' 'C-7''' ~ - Il
ny ''0 t"'9o" 'i'e '''i anu - 40" "o-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

WHAT THE pEorLE OwE.-The
New York Erenr1 Post publishes
tables showing the state, county.
town, city and village Indebtedness in
tie state of New \ ork, from which it
appear, that the people Of that state
owe in the aggre gate about SI+0, 600
600. " ere this debt distributed equal
ly among the entire population, each
man, woman and child would owe
about $50 New y orh' share of the
national debt, according to population,
is about one-eighth, or S2l5. 100000,
or about two and orc-fourth times the
entire amount Of the local debt. The
share Of each individual in the nation.
al debt would be about $40, and the
share Of each in the whole, local aud
national, would be Sill. If the
whole were divided equally among
families, the share of each woa4d be
S570; if among land ow ners, the share
Of each would be SI,l40
i the people of other states are as
much u debt as the people of New
York, and we presume they are, on an
average, the people Of this country
owe more than they could pay with
their aggregate net earnings for four
years If each head of 4 family were
required to pay $50 a year, It would
require about twenty years for the
country TO get entirely out 9s debt.
PLEASANT husbandrv-des sroving
the weeds OF widow by marrying
her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-23

Being the west thirty
four feet front by the
depth OF lot two, and the
east thirteen feet three
inches front OF lot three
by the depth Of said lot.
Oostigan, Eliza. ........
Being the south thirty.
. I'VE feet front by the
depth OF said lot.
Cope, +. r. and others. :,
Tax 1864 ..........Si7.05
Tax In 1854 and 1866 In
/ name IF G. ]. johnson.
Beg inning 1t the north
east corner Of said lot,
running thence west on
I line I street northtwen.
ty.ei ght feet, then &C
south ntnety-two feet
two inches. thence
southeastwardiy TWEEN
ty- eight nine inches.
and thence north nine
ty eight feet three In
ches 70 the beginning
Oassen. Eliza.
First installmsnt water
/ tax ................2.W
Evening star., 1867-06-04

hundred and twenty
feet one and q hAlfinch
from the southeast cor. :.
ner OF said SO uare and.
Running north west
wardly along Pennsyi..
yania aVen ue twenty
five feet SIX inches, >.
: thence northeastward.f
ly and at right angles
with said avenue nine.
ty.seven feet one and
three eighth inch to an.
alley, thence southeast.
wardiy nine. feet and
three fourths Of an inch,!
thence due east fifteen,
feet two and one haifI
inches, thence south
: westwardiy- dfty.nineI
fact three Ia ohes. thence
south westwardiy TO In |
tersect said aveuue at
right angles forty feet
SIX inches 70 the begin.
r.---.. "a. q |
Evening star., 1867-06-04

~
~4 .....s..s-ttstr 3fO
Estell. Isaac. 49,. ;
Eirst ,installment water
Eiyans, John g., s...... 9. Z
Paving taxsintarssff from
Dec: e, 1866. -. .416.is
Alley tax, integees from
!, Juns rs, 1866. -. 0l4.3i
First instAllnaent WatetI
tax x:..:.,-...s. SO. 2f2s
EASan, John ............
,Alisy tax, Interest {k9ni,
Oct. 9, lele..-..,-4l4lN
Beginning ~ north N
,,aHeet Nftetn feet one
inch from the nQfSh6ast
cornef 'o4 said 1eE'
thsnc 90 W4xt dfteen teos
cAe inch. thehcd hbnth
one hundkGd and 1ifnsI
. 1st eight and e1of6Alf
inches. M4nio6 III H.
ten test on4,s<1pahe
: tkeuce r0k3k q On ~
EsSas, ss.....:.s :..........::.:s:
Entwisles lease ..........
Evans, Joseph r.
Detng 0e south n,ue.
teen fset front b. the
oep0 o1 t1e Nt,
Evening star., 1867-06-04
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

I iIl =
s. Q
Evening star., 1867-06-04
-SVRPLEMENT TO ElENNe STAR:-Aprll 2, NO 2.
|TO WHOM ASCESSED,

sf1 %ft<fA-
as 8as3 @ ssS
Gf e ee3
r. 3s "a ID
Evening star., 1867-06-04

Beg unMG ~ t0e s01os
tance Of Ten Eeet six In.
ches from the Sontn-
west corner. OF said
square - R1nneylyo.'
nlA avenoe, and ] run-I
ming thence eesswar6.l
~ With the line Of setd
aSenne fopx4oen -
ten and o. half In.
ca<s, tGAnoer ~ isaiUht
apGlss NttAseQtd 80
enue nfty.dve 1eet 20
the south line OF lot
No six in said sqR8re.I
thence Weae win the
iAae sf said lot six s,1.
Evening star., 1867-06-04


tax, interestfromI
November 30, 1865, S86. .07I
First instailment Waterl
Tax. .... 81. .62I
Beginning on E street.
north at d point twen.
ty.two feet' ave &ud 81
halt inches easE OF theI
southwest corner of|
said los, thence dueI
north ntnety.ninsl fe6,|
eight and shalt inches
toenee east seven feet
ak inches, thence esoush|
eleven feet sever N 4
cues, themes sest four. !
teen fees 2 eEeyen and
three. fourth ssr iuchos, /
thence soutA eiksffy
eight feet 0hs xnd cilS'
half inch thence ws4l|
twenty.tVu lest NSe|
and three. .fonrth. ii.
enss 20 hapiace Of M.I
Ginning. s1ssslzl
EDWARDS, AL..s.s,....
First inseeuuleit I aS6f'
..s..s.stssfs9.s&3
Having . uoMs so621
teen feet six inches by
the depth Of the lot,
and next adjoining the
west twentY.six feet
front Of said lot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-17
II E D I C 4 L .
pEP \ L A TOR CA P | l. l! /.

DEP RAToR CAPIL LII.
Throw away your false frizzes, Jour switches,
your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth fg;
Come aged come youthful come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luXuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILJI
For restoring hair upon bald heads Grom
whatever cause it may have fallen OUT end
forcing a growth Of hair upon the face, 1t has
TO equal 1t will force the beard to grow upon
the smoothest face in from five to eight weeks,
or hair upon ba' d heads in from two to three
months y few ignorant practitioners have as
serted that there is nothing that will force or
hasten the growth Of the hair or beard. Their
assertions are false, as thousands Of living wit
MISSES (trom their own expQrlence) can bear
witness. But many will say, how are we to
distinguish the genuine from the spurious II
certa MY is dfcult, as nine-tenths Of the differ
ent preparations advertised for the hair and
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large amounts in their
purchase 70 suh we would say, try the Re
parntor CapiIIi; il viii cost you nothing unless
it fully cOmes up 10 our representations. II
yelr druggist does not keep t, send us 81, and
we will forward it, postpaid, together with
receipt for the money, which viii be returned
You on application, providing entire satisfaction
Is not given. Address
W. l.. CLARK " CO., Chemists,
No. :" west Fayctte st SYRACUSE, n. Z
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