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- Clear Sides and. Shoulders, in store and
for sale by
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Dr.. j. addresses all these who nav,
themselves by improper indul senct All ~
habits, which ruin both body and Ind 80
them Tor either business, study. So
marriage.
These are some Of the sad and In, ,,,,.
fects produced by early habits Of VogI,
Weakness OF the Back and Limb ~,
Head, Dimness Of Sight Loss Of Musv',
er, Palpitation Of the HcATt, Dyspcp,.A ~.
Irritsbility, Derangement Of the h. fr,uUEs
tons, General DEBILITY, Symptoms 81 Ca.
ton, &c.
MENTALLT.-The fearful effect o. n..
are much 20 be dreaded-LOss Of Mruor, =
fusion OF Ideas, Depression Of Srr,, !.
Forebodings, Aversion 10 Society, S.liD.s.,
Love Of Solitude, Timidity, Sc., are cor, a
evils produced.
Thousands Of persons Of III AZ, ca, 4,
Judge what 10 the cause Of their decInla, "a.
losing their yigor, becoming veal "a, !,
vous and emAciAted. having a singular 49,.
anoe about the eyos, cough and IyupSs,,
Consumption.
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lUU & Co.'S Philadelphia Chemical Olive
and Oriental Defensive Soaps, just received
and for sale by
ian29 M REILLY.
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ness of the Back or Limbs, St-;c.o''.~ " :
of the Kidneys and Bladder. In,--'3'' 49,
charges, 1mpotency, GeIsIA, 80 ',>-'a.7 \
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor. To- S.,.'y Ss,H
sion of Ideas, Palpitation of ~. SSpna o.,
ty, Trembling, Dinness Of g heArt ~
Disease Of the Head, Threat SaN G&tSS
fections Of the Liver, Lupcs sc OF A,
els-those Terrible Disordsrs .r,iso!lacs Q, 4
tary Habits Of Youth-syrp.s Tee
practices more fatal TO their -. Nd ~
songs OF Syrens 70 the Nar,,s.as le :
blighting their most brilliant RS IT,
tons, rendering marriage, &c, irsGr sS
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have becor. 81
Solitary Vice. that dreadful AM ny lTssa
habit which annually sweeps - Ses,rs,,,
grave thousands of Young NeD -, a. sIts
allied talents and brilliant iptsIst, -ssr
otherwise have entraLced Listen. Vic !.
the thunder of elsQuencS or NJ SaIlg,S
the thrilling Tyre, may call win fs'- 70 % NJ.
MARRIAGE N'N'e
Married Persons, or Young NJ,
ing Marriage. being aware Of yates;
ness, organic debility, dtfornJji;.s,.s -
cured. ~.
He who places himself upd,,r,
j., may religiously oontide In ii, &c ea't y
physician. ="
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full ".
This Distressing Affection. which I W ,t'.r,
miserable and Marriage impoS,,b,.' 'ae'h q
atty paid by the victims Of Irn,,I,,1 = u \
ouce. Young persons are too an, 10 ~ 20 as'l
cesses from not being aware Of -, "aai-,s
consequences that may ensue. No. Sesl
understands the subject will pr,,,,l'h VI =
that the power Of pTocreAtion /, -
by those falling into improper h. N se
the prudent. Besides being dr., ,S VA /,
pleasure Of healthy offspring the r ~, =
and destructive symptoms Of ho,S sna
mind arise. The System beeou,. u W! 4
the Physical and Mental FurCtcr. ffSs
loss Of Provocative Power. Nsryop, ,s,A,tN
Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Re-, =. :
ton, Constitutional Debility. A -, go
Frame, Cough, Consumption. Drc.S,S =
mr. IpUNSr,N -.
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by the following schedule on and after
December 5th, lsG9-Wheeling time;
CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvEs WAY, VIA c. Cd.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at -. 4.4O A. N. daily at.... 3:25 Pm
ARRIVES At Bellair..--.-- 42O
Grafton $40 ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. As Z. NJ. Cambridge 73O "
Cumberland. 800 Hanesville... ESQ "
Baltimore -. s:55 Newark ...-.lO3O "
ash't'nCitylrO0 Columbus e. .ll:j5
Mondays excepted. Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAyE5 WEST, VIA C. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily l:iO A. n. daily at...- 2:4U A. N.
ARRIVES At Bcllair..-..-. $3.50
Grafton. $40 p. n. ARRIVES AT
Parker5Aurg. 1925 " GAINESVILLE 500 y
Cumberland II:O0 " Cambridge. $50
HsTper's Fry l:I5 A. NJ. Zanesville... $40
Winchester 300 " Newark .--.. 9O5 "
Baltimore. $40 | Columbus =. .lO35
Wash 't'nCity 62D Sundays excepted.
Sundays excepted.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LRAvEs WEST, VIA C. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. 62OP. NJ. daily at. $50 A. N.
ARRIVES AT Bellair.------ 9l0
GraftOn...-..ll:U5 " ARRTyRS AT
Cumberland. 4l0 Barnesville. 1850
Harpcr's Fry $50 " Cambridge. pos P. N.
Winchester. lCl05 A. ". Zanesvillo... l:25 /"
HsgerstOwn.. $50 " Newark .--.. 800
Baltimore. HISS Columbus. 40
Wash'n City. Loo PM Sandusky. .lO:45
Trains on the Main Line make connections
at Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. at Relay House. via Wash.
ington City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection al
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
at the Office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
r L. DEVRIES,
dee7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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Who have injured themselves by a ezra, :,
toe INDUCED In when alone. a habit frp1r,,s
learned from evil companions, or At Ihso !
effects Of which are nightly felt. eve, v,
asleep, and II not cured rcnders MARIA, |,
possible, and destroys both mind Nl a.
should apply Immediately.
What q pity that = young uAn. lie l,,.
his country, the darling a. Ais parent -
be snatchod from AZ prospects and sBoyl1
Of life by the consequences Of dcvAy1l \,
the path Of nature aud INDUCING in 4 ga,
secret habit. Such persons must. b.i0r q
templAtink
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

BENZ. LOMBARD,
pres Real state Loan and Trust Co CHCiA.
GFv. e j. SWEET.
United states Pension Agent,
FERNANDO JONES,
Capitalist,
JOSEPH A. GRlSW0LD,
of. A. & II. +. Griswold, Merchants
Cgv o. l.. MANN,
Late 4. = Collec or Of Int Revenue,
HENRY W. FULLER,
Of Fuller, Finch X Fuller, Druggists,
s. A. BRIGGS, :,
ate Pres Board Of Education,
p. W. GATES,
Pres. Eagie Work Manufacturing Co,
H. c. Guilds, ,
NJ Childs, Nerdier 4 Co.,
CHkS. A. CRANE,
Pres Mutual Homestead Association,
G. T. HlNMAN,
sec'y Of Chicago Elastic Stone Roofing Co.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

Robert L. Lee, the military head OF
til defunct Southern Confederacy, died
at Lexington, Va, CT congestion of the
brain, on Wednesday, the 18th inst, aged
GO years.
Had Lee proved true to his country
when troubles came upon her-thc coun
try that had educated and honored him
instead of turning the sword she had
placed in his hand against her, his name
might be enrolled, and his memory re-
yered with those Of Washington, Lincoln
Mcpherson and Thomas, while now his
name must ever be by'word and his
memory scolf with those of Benedict
Arnold, Stonewall Jackson, Jane Buch :
anan and j. Wilkes Booth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Letter from J. Alien Barber.

The persistency with which the oppo'
sition papers, and especially the newly
aedged Grant County Democrat endervol
to make it appear that }. Allen Barber il
opp osed to the River improvement enter
prise, is unaccountabIe to many who
know how positive Mr., Barber has been
in declaring his friendship to the meas
ure. TO those, however, who know the
utter disregard of truth that usually
cbaracterizes the mouthpieces of the
Democracy are not surprised They un
derstand that there may be few of the
most ignorant people of the District on
whom unblushing falsehoods may be
pamed off for truth; and among this
class do The cops mainly labor
The Editor of the Dolgeville Chr0ni
Gle addressed Mr.. Barber letter on this
subject, and received in reply the follow
my, WHICH IL lncTc WAS tilc ieuob otnot
of honor or propriety among the Demo-
cratic journals of the district would
cause them to discontinue their false
hoods and hide their heads in shame:
LANCASTER, Wis, Oct, 8, 70
W. Wriggiesuorth, Ed DodgeuiQe Chronicle.
DEAR oIR:--l am somewhat surprised
to learn from your letter Of the 27tn nit,
that there are some who pretend still 10
believe that | am opposed TO the improve
ment BY the general Government, of the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers, 10 afford a ma
tional highway from the Lakes to the
Mississippi river
heartily endorse the resolution adopt
ed by the Republicans at the Spring
Green Convention, think the Improves
mentpr icahle, that the true interest OF
the nation would be promoted thereby,
that the commerce Of the states OF the
upper Mi siSsippi impsratl'ely demand
1t.
If elected, should earnestly strive to
have such work accomplished by the gem
eral Government ut very early day
Respectfully yours
J. ALLEN BARBER
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

The LATE ELECTIONS With the ex~
ception of Indiana, our figures of last
week on the October elections, prove
nearly correct, The lloosier State has
gone Democratic by a small majority
from 1000 to 1000. This is the first vic-
tory the cops have had Of late, and they
are, of course, half crazed over it. We
can forgive them, poor fellows, in view
of the fact that Iowa gives us her usual
10000. and Ohio and Pennsylvania are
all sound On the whole, the elections
show no great change of opinion among
the people, as appears by the general re-
suit on members of Congress. Two
years ago, in the States Of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indian aud Nebraska, the Repub-
leans elected 10 Congressman, and the
Democrats 10 This year. in these four
States, the Republicans elect Al Con-
gressmen. and the Democrats 20 a gain
Of only one in so many is immense to
those who are accustomed to lose in each
campaign
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

ror to evil doors when lie comes into
Office.
JOSEPH HIGGINS,
candidate f5r County Surveyor, is per-
sonally unknown to US, but is vouched
for as a good practical surveyor, and a
worthy man.
CHARLES HOPE,
candidate for Coroner, is one OF the hon
ored landmarks Of Iowa county, and a
reliable wheel-horse Of Republicanism.
No one who knowS Charley will vote
against him.
DIR. r. L. TELFAIR,
the nominee of the Northerern District
for member of Assembly,is also stranger
to us. lie is no stranger to the people
of bis District however, and will over
come the small Democratic majority up
tn ere if anybody can.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
THE WAN.

Though voluminous dispatches are
passing over the ocean cable daily there
is little neus from the seat of war. Du-
ring the past week there has been daily
fighting about Paris and Metz, but the
state of affairs have not thereby been
changed. Areport that Bazane had cut
his way out of Metz and the Prussians
been severely beaten at Paris, both prove
to be canards. Metz is still closely in
vested, and must surrender before many
days Paris is beseised, without hope
of relief The only question concerning
that city is, how long will her provisions
last at the unfortifed city of Orleans
a battle was fought between q small force
of each side on the 10Th inst, which re-
suited in the route Of the French, and
capture o the city by the Germans, ---
The certified town of Scissors, in the
North Of France was surrendered by the
Germans on Sunday, after four days
bombardment 1000 prisoners and 1872
guns we're captured Tho result of all
military actions during the past is to the
advantage Of russia, and has general
tendency to make the finale more certain
to be the total yanquishment of the
French. No early peace is expected, and
the pro.p, ct of Intervention is daily be>
coming less The terminus must be such
as Bismarck makes it,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
RcnubIican County Ticket.

For State Senator
FRANCIS LITTLE,
Of Linden.
70, Member Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT District
DIR. X. y. TELFAlR,
Of Clyde.
For Sheriff
VIM. C. MEFFERT,
OF Arena.
For Treasurer
FRANCIS VIVIAN,
Of Dodgevllle.
For Register
LEWIS 0. SANDERSON,
Of Moscow.
For Clk. Of County Board.
BENZ. THOMAS, JR,
OF Dodgeville.
For elk. Of Circuit Court
CHRISTIAN KESSLER,
OF Mineral Point.
For District Attorney
+. 7. WEBER,
Of Mineral Point.
For County Surveyor
JOSEPH HUGGlNS,
OF Arena.
For Coroner
CHARLES HOPE,
Of y ldgeylle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

PERSONAL were h0nored with a
call this week, from Hon J. Allen Bar
Der. Mr. Barber has been spending a
few DAYS in town, forming an acqnain>
lance with bis Republican friends here,
of whom be found goodly number; in
fact we don't know of any Republican in
this county, who will not support Mr.,
Barber heartily and as we have said be-
fore, we believe his nomination was just
the thing 10 harmonize and satisfy our
people. - Monroe Republican
This sounds we'll 1t was feared by
n few doubling Peters that Green county
would not give Mr.. Barber the most
hearty support
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Notice of AttaCltMent.

STATE or WIS '0NsIN,)
Iowa County, In Justice Court, hetora
City OF Mineral Point. )samuel Thomas, j. T. :
To William rat.
w Ou ARE hereby notified that warrant of At
tachment has been issued against yon, and your
mr. nperty attached 10 satisfy the demand OF james
k arms. amounting to one h. ndred and seyentytwo
and ~ loo dollars Now unless you shall appear
before samuel Thomas, Justice Of the Peace IN a
for ss,d county at his office In said ely. on The Iih
DAY Of Na,emher at o'clock in the afternoon, Iuds'
ment wiEhe rendered against you and your property
sold tn nay thr debt
dated this 18Th day u Oct. 1870
u.9s. JAMES hEARNs, Plalats.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Is Barber a Protective Tar1hte

The Democrats have found but two
arguments to use against Hon. }. Allen
Barber, to-wit; That he is opposed to
the Wisconsin River Improvement, and
that he is high protective tariff man.
The first of these is proved to the salts.
faction of every honest man to be false,
and we believe the second to be equally
untrue.
The tariff question is not an issue be-
tween the parties 10 is purely local
question. In certain localities Of the
country Democrats and Republicans are
alike protectionists, while in other locals
tiles a majority of both parties are in fa>
yor of free trade. or a reduction of the
tariffs to a figure that will secure gen
erons revenue to the Government, with
out prohibiting the profitable importa-
ton of articles of foreign manufacture or
production. The Third District Repuh-
leans are, we Judge, divided upon the
question, a majority of them being in ia
vor of tariff reform; while the Democrats
are as n unit out-and,ont freetrpders;
who if in power, would 90 to the extreme
Of the question on one side, as far as
certain class Of Republicans would 90 on
the other
We know of number of Republicans
whose only objection to Mr. Barber is
that he is not a high protective tariff
man; yet they will give him a cheerful
support, because not to do so would be
to advance the prospects of the election
of Mr.. Strachan, which would only be
jumping from the frying pan into the
FIRE" The other class Of Republicans,
known as tariff reformers, hesitate to
give Mr.. Barber hearty support be-
cause they have been almost made to
believe by the Democrats that he is q
prohibitory tariff man This class
should be satisfied by the following ex>
tract from the Monroe Sentinel, an
avowed revenue tariff paper:
We received pleasant call from Hon j.
,llen Barber the Republican candidate
for Congress from this District, on Monday
lat, and are free to express ourselves well
D eased with the gentleman. His reputa.
ton is well known TO the readers Of the
.Sritiufl. and we need only add that his per-
sonal appearance is in keeping with that
of an honest and able man of the self'made
order Mr. Barber spent day or two
among his friends in Monroe, and we re.
gret that every voter in Green county
could not i ge had chat with him, rs we
did, feeling sure that by such an iterview
they would be doubly assured Of his integ-
rity and ability to represent the interests
of this District. Mr. Barber does not hes
itare to say that he is not prohibitory
tariff man; that he tav0rs moderate, or
revenue tariff, and the incidental protec-
ton to American industry which comes Of
canal taxation and the natural advantages
of the county and its enterprise. lie says
he NAV differ with some a to the manner
of carrying out the above principle, but this
is his view on the abstract question.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

DECLINES lion 5. D. Hastings who
was nominated by the temperance con-
yention as candidate for Congress in the
ID District, publishes card declining
the honor, ana endorsing Hon q, W
Haze ton, the Republican nominee, as a
consistent and honorable friend Of the
temperance cause, and entitled to the
support of all temperance men. Mr..
Hastings has, we think, pursued the
course Of wisdom.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Our County Ticket

Al the head Of this column we place
the names of the candidates for county
oGccrs nominated by the Republican
Convention last Friday, AS whole 1t
ia one Of the best and we believe one OF
the strongest tickets ever nominated in
Iowa county
FRANCIS LITTLE,
the candidate for State Senator, Is n
farmer of Linden, well known in the
Southern Assembly District and honored
for his sterling honesty and sound judy
ment lie has served two terms as AS
scmhlyman for this District and acqnlt
ted himself to the entire satisfaction oil
his constituents
WIN. G. MEFFERT,
the candidate for Sheriff, is young man.
in every way fitted for that Office. lie is
or fine athletic build, brave and shrcwd
He served his country during the war as
A soldier Of the gallant Third Wisconsin,
and acquitted himself with credit
LEWIS o. sANDERsoN,
our nominee for Register OF Deeds, is
one of those reliable Norwegian ltepubll-
cans who carry the town OF Moscow
Ue has been town clerk for several
wars and his books returned to the
County Treasurer attest him one Ell the
best book.keepers in the county
FRANCIS VIVIAN,
our candidate for Treasurer FOR the sixth
time is too well known to the people OF
Iowa county to need any newspaper IN
PRODUCTION. He has been tried and never
found wanting The unanimous voice
of the Convention by which he was nom
mated was fitting tribute to his merit
BEN THOMAS, JR,
the nominee for Clerk OF the Board, Is n
vonnr man whose qualifications for the
uosition is unexcellcd by any in the
,ounty lie is native of Dodgeyille;
has grown up in the county, and I'M
proved his opportunities of becoming acn
ouaintcd with nearly all the people in
the Northern District He was a good
soldier in the 3lst Wisconsin regiment,
aud will make as strong run as any
man en- the ticket, and as good a Clerk
us the county ever had.
CHRISTIAN KEssLER,
The large majority of the Convention by
which Mr. Kcsslcr was renominated for
Clerk of the Court, attests his popularity,
ue ia one of those heroes who rendered
his services % the Government ut the
sound Of the first rebel gun, enhstlng IN
ibe Gallant "a Wisconsin lie received
wound during the war which totally
disabled his left arm for life, and units
him for pbysical labor. No Republican
verify OF the name will bolt Chris, y
and pools on HIN in the November race
WILL be good things to hold,
Il. T.. WEBER,
eur candidate for District Attorney Is a
native Of Mineral Point lie has been
for several years a practicing LAWYER,
and tho ability he has displayed has CIV,
ea him a prominent position in the pro-
fsssion in this judicial circuit lie IS
admitted to be better lawyer than the
"present incumbent" and will be ser>
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

ERnM the undersigned. about the 9th of July, 20,
L A sorrtl mare has few white spots about her
body, five years old past. Had with her when last
seen sucking mare colt, dark color, has a MT e
white In its face. ANY one returning these animals
TO mt, or furnishing information where they may be
( ound, will be suitably rewarded Address,
", ii. WILLIAMS,
7. q. Box $50
Mineral Point, Wis.
Oct. 18th, 1870 42-3w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Money Found.

THOUND, nv the undersigned. on Tuesday morning,
il tict. 18th, 1870 on the road between Grayviile
ard the city OF Mineral Point, pocket wallet, con
tanning money. which the owner can have by Apply
ing to me or Philip Allen, desert bling the property
and paying for his notice.
J. b. REYNOLDS,
Dukes Prairie, Georgetown.
Oct Is 1870
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

4 .. r W. LULL, go.
/ Master in Chancery, ch'oA"''
/ JOHN :. ORNlNH,
Auditor Of Chicago and Alton H. r.,
I NJ. r. JEFfERDS, .
! Secy of &C. r. Assoc. OF the U. S.,
| Or @ L. BLAtKALL,
Dist and School Sec. Amer. Bapt, Pub, ioe., "
/ WM. l.. STEVENS, v.rr,
| Merchant, NE" i'N" w. 30
T. X. HOLDEN, c,.,.o,
Prop Of Phanix Iron Foundry, ."''N"
y. A. SOULE, 90
Merchant,
| J. G. MOORE, 90
! Cl'nof Fin Com. Of M C T Assoc OF L, 3,
| LOUIS NELK&, %
| Manage Of Neke's Lith. and MANU- Co..
| III STANLEY, :,
Commi sslon Merchant,
| J. u. WEBER, %
! Retired NJ srchant,