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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
BANKING HOUSE
HENRY CLEWS & co.
UNITED STATES TREASURY BUnDING9
80 w all Street, N. T.
CLEWS, HABIGHT & CO.,
LONDON.

The business Of our firms is conducted IN tne a,-
manner, in aIl respects. as that OF an in'out NJ
rated Bank. Parties keeping their accounts TEt N
In either { CURRENCY or GOLD. can Iii also
At -IGtt vii hont notice. interrsd manthy
he allow ed upon all daily balances, crediteu ""
and account current rendered. =, aIa an
We issue Certificates of Deposit psAaa vail
demand or Ut fixed date, bearing interest,", anu :"
able In all parts of the United ~'n.rss.; .>CFs
We are at all times prepared TO make aDt .>msrket
rates Of interest ,xo Gov.
We Guy aud sell Gold, Bills of Exchange, r ,,rst
ernmcut. state and city Bonds, ana 0'
class Securities on commission. ting
SPECIAL. ATTENTION given 10 neeo''"
Railroad and other Corporate Loans ,,o,pcns,
Dividends. Notes. Drafts, Ar., AZ ai' prsa fully
the United States Canada or Europe, ailu - sther
prepared 10 oder Bank ing Facilities up'A
Currency or Gold basis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
DONALD X ENNEDY
Itoxbury, Mass.

WHOLESALE Agents Fuller, Finch pIo IsHni
smith, e. p Dryer 4 Co., Bnrnhams v an Setback
Hurlburt 4 Edsall, Toman King, Chicago; Gr,sn 4
Button, Rice 4 Rising, Bosworth SON. Dohmen a
Schmidt, Milwaukee; McCullooh McCordi laUrosse
Moves Bros St Paul; Collins Bros, T.. +. Wetze,
Meyers Bros. St Louis Moore L Tarbet 2unkernan
Haas, Dubuque,
Al retail by all drugg1sts Price Lao
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
TRUNKS, VALiSsS, &C.

DADGER STATE TRUNK FACTORY;
ID j. r. Wallis manufacturer, wholesale and retail
dealer in all kinds of Trunks, Nalises, Carpet Bags,
Harness. &c, Is Spring St Factory pa PSI Main st
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
OUR FATHERS House, or
THE UNWRITTEN WORE

BY DANIEL MARCH, author of the popular "Nieht
Scenes" This master in thought and language shows
us untold rcnes and beauties in the Great House with
its blooming flowers, Singing birds, Waving palms
Keeling clouds Beautiful bow, Sacred mountains,
Delight nj riyers Mighty ocean, laundering voices,
Blayiny heavens and vast universe with countless
her Is in millions OF worlds and reads 10 us IN each toe
rpwritten Word. Rose-tiuted paper, ornate euer Y
,ngs ar supprb binding Send for circular, IN which
IS a full description and universal CONNIE ndatons ty
the press ministers and college IN ne strong
est possible language LttoLEh' MCothbi wv
N Monroe street, Chicago, Ill
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
Special Actlffs.
JOB MOS S.
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills

Sir James Clarke'S femaie fills
Tbese Invaluable Pills unfaibne IN the cure OF Al
those painful and dangerous diseases 10 which, the
tamaia Constitution 10 subject They moderate all OF
eesses and removed distractions from Whatever
TO MARRIED LADIES
Tbsv ara particulary suited They will in shor time,
brne on the monthly period with regularity, hnd
Although yer powerful, contain nothing nurtIu 20 me
Constitution In all OF Nervous and Spinal Anec
tons Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on sngn,
exertion, Palpitation OF the Heart, hystencs ana
hites they will effect cure when all other means
have failed. The pamphlet around eacn package has
full directions and advice, or will ne sent Tree 10 All
writing for 1t sealed from observation
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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s,r,iy CouNTERFEITED The genp,ae hare me nam "
"JOB MOSES' on each pociGgs Az 0hers are normtess
n BIN all cases where the GENUINE cannot De
obtained One Dollar, with ntteen cents LOT postage
enclosed 10 the sole Proprietor JOB mooho 10 Oort
And Street New York, Will insure oottle OF tne ger
uiae containing Fifty Pills, By return mall securely
sealed from any knowledge Of It's contenA
Buy CRANDALL's ELASTIC BROOM,
sold by all dealers II sweeps easier sweeps better
lasts longer and costs than the common broom
Manufacturers license granted to all broom makers on
application Two sample brooms sent by express on
reoept of one dollar Address Crauda Elastic Broom
Co M North Main street ST LOUIS, Mo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-30
Ay er's
HairVigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectuaI
for preserving the
hair. Fdde3 or gray
hair is soon reSt0reC
to lis original colon,
,cih the glass ana
freshness Of youth
Thin hair is thick
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
Girls Of the Period In Philadelphia.

The Philadelphia Press relates this as
something that happened on street OF
that city the other day:
A young man, whose appearance indi
Gated but little acquaintance with city mat
ters and manners, and about whom there
was general air of greenness, was quietly
pursuing his way, deeply intent upon the
speedy exhaustion of pint OF '.fresh roast
ed peanuts" Turning the corner otTenth
street three young and decidedly lively
girls appeared. They were store girls. we
Judge, ''out on frolic." The eye Of the
youngest and prettiest quickly caught the
figure of our country friend. Stopping
short Immediately in front of Greeny, her
companions also coming to halt, she thus
addressed him; "Good day, young man. !"
The response to this was nothing but an
idiotic grin of astonishment and wonder.
She continued:
won't you come with us?"
"Where are you going?'
''To get married"
ITO get married."
Certainly
Greeny grins anew. He cannot exactly
take in the situation.
won't you conner"
"What for?"
''Well. you see we are going TO get mar
ried, and all is ready, but the fact is, We
haven't any man; won't you conner
(which one of you wants to get mar
ried?"
This one, Miss Smith, replies the live
ly girl, pointing to one OF her companions,
who in truth could not have been renown-
ed for her beauty. won't you Gomez"
"No, l won't" and so saying, Greeny
started away, leaving the girls in. high
state of glee. Greeny has doubtless by this
time sent home by mail full account as
to how three Philadelphia girls wanted to
marry him.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

ed, but after a while he winked, and sed
to me; 81 guess that's an A, q q. assist
ant auartermaster general's) way O squar-
in account r Everything something
more, too that was missing, got scored
opposite 10 it in his book: "Icst on raft
in the Columbia riverp
ssThe fall of beaver sounded the
death-knell of the old free trapper. One
day pestilent fellow discovered silk to be
a substitute for the mapping of beaver hats,
and so beaver was quoted at a reduced
figure. That change announcement sim
pie as it was, may be said to have echoed
through the Rocky Mountain region, and
to have destroyed a class of men who. with
all their faults, were a manly and a gener-
ous race. Beaver has now fallen to about
five shillings per pound, and is hardly worth
trapping. The business of trapping has
iallen almost entirely into the hands of half
breeds and Indians, who pursue 1t after
their stolid and lazy fashion. A few trap
pers, like Baille, still pursue the business,
more, however from the old habit than for
any real profit they derive from 1t. Most
of them are scattered, or have taken up
some of the employmeDts which thespread
of the white settlement has brought to
the;- lodge doors. They leave become small
traders, or store-keepers, farmer on the
borders of civilization, or hangers-on of
trading posts, living on the memories of the
past. The new impetus given to civilization
will soon clear them of entirely, and the
place which once knew them will know
them NO mora p"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
Iron Ship-Ruilding in the United States.


1t is conceded by the principal ship
builders of this and other countries, that
the age of wooden ships is passing away.
and that hereafter iron will be used almest
exclusively in the construction of steamers
and sailing vessels, particularly those en-
ployed in ocean transit AT the present
time, owing to various causes, iron ship
building is confined to the Clyde, Tyne
and Mersey, England, and the business is
now exceedingly active at those places,
thousands. of workmen being fully employ
ed in constructing vessels Tor all parts of
the world. The reports that reach us of
the activity of several branches of the iron
business in England, caused by the heavy
demand for plates angle-iron, &C., on the
part of ship builders, should lead us to do
all in our power to develop that branch of
business within our own territory. There Is
no part of the world that promises better IA
cilities for the construction of vessels of all
kinds, iron, wooden and composite, than
the vast stretch of coast lying between Nor
folk, Va, and Maine Timber in vast
quantities, and of the best qualities, is
found here, while good iron can be made
ad libit,un. American sbipbuilders, we pre-
sumo, without an exception will admit that
our iron is vastly superior to English iron
for their purposes, while the far-seeing
among them agree that n reduction of the
duty on iron will by no means result to
their advantage A policy that will cripple
or close the world upon which they must
rely for their materials, can only result to
their disadvantage. Nevertheless it seems
absolutely necessary that the Government
should come at once to the aid OF our ship
builders, in order that the business may
1t would appear that the necessary aid
need be extended for few years only.
While various opinions exist as to the best
means for aiding this important interest,
perhaps the least objectionable and most
efficient would be A bounty or drawback,
based upon tonnage, in the case - all ves-
sells built here If american material
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
ADOUt Dinners.

A gentleman who is passing the winter IN
Washington thus discourses about dinners
and social life at the national capital:
II can fancy that a man may live here
Washington q luxurious and intellectual
life on ten thousand dollars year. He
could bring about him the elite of society !;
foreign and domestic talent, and the clever
of every profession; for il is fact, whether
admitted or not in the highest circles, that
no matter what amount of knowledge may
be crowded into mans brain, he cannot
withstand a good dinner. 1t conquers
asperities, neutralizes prejudices, and let's
in the mellowing sun Of good fellow
ship, to make the diverse elements
of our nature harmonize with the
spheres, and, of course, with himself.
A Congressman that gives good dinners
is almost sure to be returned; for, the fact
that he does do it is strong evidence that
he is in favor Of good things, and may be
trusted in matters connected with the good
Of the coUEtry.
We spprehend that it will be found that
this sort of man, though he may not be
over-clever, is rarely assailed; and if he is,
he stands invincible in the midst of his So
cial artillery.
When he retires he is very likely to be-
come the Governor of his State or an Am
bassador.
Such are some of the influences that
elevate the character Of knives and forks.
Knives and folks are very little talked
about but are, nevertheless, in every bodys
mouth, and when skillfully managed they
operate 80 kindly upon the heart that the
sternest natures are subdued. We have
been, since George Nv was crowned,
willing captive to the influences with which
they are connected. Congress has, and so
has the world.
In this matter of good dinners, i. is not
difficult 10 perceive that they come to re-
semble measurably a Congress of nations
in nations capital
Through the good things that go into the
mouth, better things come out
They influence diplomacy, and, among
other things. they have frequently illus
trated the most wicked intentions.
Cain must have dined badly when he
slew Abel-Boston Transcript
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
VOL. ID. NO. 81.
Western Patents.

The following Western patents were is
sued from the United States Patent Office
for the week ending March Is, 1870, as reported
by Farwell, Ellsworth & Co., Solicitors and
Attorneys in Patent Causes, l62 Lake street.
Chicago:
Enamel for clay gas retorts, burners. ties, &c
j. w. Clark, Chicago.
Machine for drilling and tapping gas httings-R.
L. Crane, Chicago.
Gate-Thos Ellison, Abingdon.
Lawn mower. G. Field, Chicago.
Corn planter--wm Gilman, Ottawa
Window cornice-R. N. Hoffman, Chicago.
Animal trap-M. W. Lyman, Chicago
Farm gate Murphy 4 Murphy, Abingdon.
Ventilator-W L. Phelps, Elmwood.
Riding attachment for plows-Porter Porter.
Lamoille.
Cultivstor-J. b. Skinner, Rockford.
Die, or form for making double-shinned mold
board blank for plows-w. NJ. Watson, Tonica.
Apparatus for washing and elevating lumber-s.
Z. Worreli, Quincy.
Egg carrier-W J. Clark, Lena.
Plow-M X. Dahl Waupun
Coffee pot-Fitch. Devoe l. Mcclellan. vandalis
= Process for making glass signs, show cards. &c
G. Pammer. Chicago.
Lathe for setting jewels in timepieccs-H. H.
Haskell, Mclean county.
water-wheel-Murray Green, Moline.
Folding crib and cradle-D.M. Reynolds, Chicago
Combined hedge-trimmer and mower-G. Wad-
Piow2R. J. wheatly, Duquoin.
INDIANA.
Corn-husker-N. Evinger, Stanford.
Manure spreader-Hill 4 Evans Richmond.
Vapor burner-L. King, Seymour.
Smut MILD. W. Harmon. Richmond.
Machine for making fruit cans-D. w. Marmon,
Richmond.
Combined corn marker, planter and cultivator-
VIM. Stirk, Ft Wayne.
Automatic boiler feeder-E. II. Goldman, Cla yton
WISCONSIN,.
Cultvator teeth-Sanford Beckwith, Oshkosh
circular mill-Mills K Waldo, Milwaukee.
Trade mark-Pearson Hogoboom, Ripon.
Pump-D. j. Gortoh, West Eau Claire.
Binding attachment for sewing machines-A. G.
KassoH, Milwaukee.
Manhole plate for tannery siufing wheel-H
Smith, Jr., Milwaukee.
IOWA.
Hay rake aud loader-G. II. Reister, Washington
Hedge fence-A. Belt Newton.
Tanning and smut mill-A. Lttleheld, Lewis.
MINNESOTA.
Pattern or chart for applying measurements and
laying out dress waists-Cornwen CornweI.
Rochester.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

The BEST AND ORIGINAL Tonic Of Iron
Phosphorus and Calissya, known Caswen,
Mack Il Co.'s Ferro Phosphorated Elixir OF
Calisaya Bark. The Iron restores color to
the blood, the Phosphorus renews waste of
nerve tissue and the Csiisaya gives a natural,
healthful tone to the digestive organs, there
by curing Dyspepsia in its various forms,
Wakefulness, General Debility and Depres-
sion of Spirits. Manufactured cnly by CAS-
WE'LL, HAZARD & CO., successors to Gas
we'll, Mack & Co., New York. Sold by all
DruQSisfs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsryrss.-Al

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsESEss. Ali
suffering from Irritation of the Throat snd
Hoarseness viii be agreeably surprised at the
almost immediate relief Afforded by the use
Of Browns Bronchial Troches." The de-
mulcent Ingredients allay pulmonary irrits
ton; and, after public speaking or singing
when the throat Is wearied and weakened bH
too much exercise, their use will give renewed
strength to the vocal organs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

An EASY METHOD OF CONTRACTION Cen
gress should authorize the Issue of legal
tender notes similar to those put in circu-
lation during the war, and to an extent
equal to the greenbacks now in use-say
three hundred and ffty-six millions, having
.hree years to run, ct six per cent
These notes should be dated on the first
of each month, a. issued, and paid out for
all dues of the government except coin OBJ
ligations. until the entire quantity has been
disposed of. They should be made CONVEX
tible, at the end of two years, into ten-forty
bonds at five per cent, principal and inter-
est payable in ncoin-greenbacks to an equal
amount with the compound notes to be
destroyed each month until mono are left
This process would complete the work in
three years.
The result would be, that the new notes.
being widely diffused by the disbursements
Of the Treasury, would fall into the hands
of all classes of persons, and those disposed
to hoard them would do so. Experience
has shown us, in the case of the former is
sue, that these notes would rapidly disap-
pear. and be finally converted into bonds.
Contraction effected in this manner would
be entirely voluntary on the part of the
people, taking place only whom they had .
surplus of currency. Neither the govern
ment the banks, nor speculators could
dictate, control, or influence the move
ment in any degree whatever.-FronaO OUR
CREDIT ABROAD, IN the April Number Of LIP
pincoFs Magazine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
portrg.
ETERNITY FOR ALL.
srTHx LATE ROBERT LEIGHTON.

I read o. battles with their thousands slain.
OF plaques shat buried myriads side by side,
OF savage hordes that scem'd to live in vain.
And, unregretted. died.
And through the histories-sacred and profane-
What hecatombs OF unknown dead see,
And marvel II at death they rose again.
And IL all these still be
That Shakespeare lives. we verify believe
The wonder were that such could ever die.
But those unthinking swarmsi who can conceive
How they should live, or whyf
Why not7 II here life's lowly ends they serve,
MAY there not be hereafter loxly endsf
The ruder mission for the ruder nerve:
Onemakes-one only mends.
Their numbers shake us Though the stars had
been,
Like earth, each one the cradle OF . race.
And all immortal, there were room within
The eternal dwelling place.
Fo<. INFINITE space. and in its needs
As various as creation, IL demands
All modes Of being, intellect and creeds,
Outnumbering the sands.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
I6%u. PERRY DAVIS ISU.
Vegetable Pain Killer"
The Great Family Medicine of the Age

THIRTY YEARS have elapsed since the introduc-
ton OF the Pam Killer 10 the public, and yet at the
preset q time IL Is more popular and commands larger
sale than before It's popularity confined
tnis countr, aone' all the world its beneficial
effects IN curing the ills that flesh is heir to- are
acknowledged and appreciated, and a. PAIN KILLER
ITS lame Is limited 10 no country, sect nor race
THIErH YEARS rs certainly leng enough time o
the efficacy OF medicine, and that the
KILLER Is deserving OF all its prupretors claim for it. is
amply proved by the unparalleled popularity IL has
attained. IL y SURE ana EFFECTIVE remedy
: X Sold by all Druggists
Sold at Milwaukee by n. BoswoRTH SoSs, GREENE
& BUTTON. RICE & RISING. DRAKE BROS, DOHMRS,
ScHMlpr Co. and ali Milwaukee Druggists
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

BOsTOE, Mass Feb, IS 1852
MEssHs. Z. DAVIS. h SoS-Oentlemen: TIE package
OF Aliens Lung Balsam you sent among the
aiiicted poor city missionary work. has proved
very acceptable and useful IL gone into several
anllles aud with remarkable effect in every instance
One woman has been restored from what her physi-
clan pronounced consumption after several months
Sickness with cough great the lungs, and
trailOn, that sue able do house worE and
assist IN the support OF her iamiy and with care and
connued OF the Balsam, she expects entire reslo
ration.
Another person, young woman to whom gave one
bottle has received great benefit, that her cough.
which OF months standing is getting better. and
she has purchased the second bottle, and every
indication of a speedy cure.
young man who was raising blood. and quite weak
and sIcS. has, by the of bottles, been much
improved. and he l. able 70 do little II his work.
A yOSng to whom recommended a trial of IL,
who mas mad bad cough and much paia in ms lungs
Tor months past and unable to rest sleep, has
commenced taking II and Is using fourth bottle
with great benefit tie sand 10 on recent visit be
would not do without It lie hoping land reasonably
II seems mel TO able to resume his again
Very respectively and gratefully yours.
CHAS. A. RUNDH, City Missionary.
l. n. HARRIS CO, Sole Proprietors Cincinnati.
OSio.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
How Much should Mothers be Doctors |!

The old adage, .'every man to his trade"
has sharp value and something of the old
Anglo-Saxon ring. But in the sub-divi.
sion of labor, incident to civilization and
refinement, every mother becomes a nurse.
II not always practically, yet always theo.
retically, and though in some cases she
may delegate the Office to her husband, yet
the supreme authority vests in her, and in
an emergency "the captain takes the
helm" If the mother is always nurse, she
is also always more or less the doctor.
She decides whether the little one is sick,
and at the moment prescribes rest and alb
stinence, ''castor-oil and quietude," or her
hot tea, or other favorite mixture. Usually
the mother is successful. Her intuitism,
keen perception and ready adaptation of
means to ends, render her generally safe
adviser in these matters Sometimes she
is at fault. and her liability to error is pre-
cisely in the ratio of her want of informa-
ton. Given a fair amount of knowledge,
which many women attain by sheer expe-
rience "A modicum of good common sense
and a little magazine OF simple curatives-
and her success in keeping the little ones
well almost surpasses com orehension.
The question is not, shall mothers pre-
scribe for their children This they have
uOnCs unQ utWRt Will w. hO OnlN QuCo~
ton is shall they do ii intelligently, and
with remedies that only cure and cannot
harm, or ignorantly and oftentimes with
very crude and unsafe means.
We are led to these remarks by seeing
enc of DIR. Humphreys admirable cases of
Homeopathic Specifies for family use.
There you have drug shop and doctor in
miniature. In q neat case are contained
some twenty five or thirty vials of Homoe-
pathic pellets, orspecifcs, each for differ
ent morbid condition or disease, including
all the more common complaints to which
:. family are exposed, and with the same
d eat little Manual of Directions, giving in
every case the symptoms of the disease or
complaint, and the manner of choosing and
giving the remedy, diet, &C., all of which
is compressed within n short space, and
given in language readily understood and
free from technicality or obscurity. We
do not see how anything can well be more
neat, compact, plain and simple, or better
adapted to meet the end than this case.
Humphreys Specifics have been so long
before the public, and are in such general
use. az to have passed beyond the range of
mere recommendation, and are undoubt-
edly meeting a generally acknowledged
popular want.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
GU1oN MAIL LINE-REDUorIoN IN FARE

GUIoN MAIL LINE-REDUcrIoN IN FARE
From New York to Queenstown, Liverpool,
Londonderry, or Glasgow, $50. From Liver
pool, Queenstown, Glasgow or Londonderry,
to New York. $94. Lowest rates to and from
the Continent. Parties wishing to bring out
their friends from the old country will do well
to secure their passage by this old and reli.
able line. For particulars and tickets apply
Clinton street, Milwaukee, who Issue tickets
to and from any part OF Europe TO any rail-
way station in the west. Drafts on Engiend
Ireland and Scotland in sums OF 81 and no
warde.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31
GRANT AMD PROSPERITY.

Ot1er
general causes have. however. given a Tremendous
impetus to the sale of
Cristadorc's Excelsior Esir Dye.
The chemists have out in two leading scientific
journals against the lead and sulphur IOsoas tie
head or that IS their proper desigua ion with which
the country is infested while DR. Chiffon, the first
analytical chemist, America the world
that
CTistadoro'S Dye is Utterly Poisonless.
and that he EOss e because he has analysed il
CRISrADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as q
Dresser, acts like charm on the Esr after Dyeing
Try it.
j. ID. PARK and R. HAcRrsDT & Co.. Cincinnati o.,
Wholesale Agents
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-31

THOSE are the best husbands and fathers
who prove their devotion by actions which
continue to bless even after death. BY in
suring your life in the Washington this point
N eecrlred