Mineral Point weekly tribune., April 16, 1862, Image 4

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cnnnneneement of the session: and he
•hall also deliver to the state Treasurer a
certified copy thereof, with a statement of
the result of the canvass upon the sub
ject, immediately after the completion of
the canvass.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect I
he in force from and after the twentieth
day of January, A D. 1563
feec. 5. All acts or parts of acts con
flicting with or In any way contravening
the provisions of this act. are hereby re
paaled.
Approved April 4 1562.
.Irnril S. 154i.;
( IMPTKR ’JOT
AX ACT to authorize the collection of
agricultural, mineral an I manufactu
ring statistics, and to repeal chapter
fifty two of the general laws of 1857.
chapter fifty one of the general laws of
1858, chapter sixteen of the revised
statutes, an 1 chapter one hundred and
isty-si.< of the general laws of 1861.
7 Pr ft pi* of tha St* o* WUoon*in % represented
in S* n x f # and do cn/ict a* foil on* .
Section 1 It shall he the duty f the
assessors of the several towns and cities
in this state, at the lime ol makin ' the an
nual assessment of real and persona, prop
erty in the year 186). an! one-’ in everv
ten years thereafter, to collect the statis
tics in their se.oral towns and cities ol
all agricultural, mineral and manufactu
ring interests, carried on in their respec
tive town? and cities, and make return of
the same to the clerk [clerks] of the i min
ty board [boards] ot supers isors. on or
before the first Monday in August, in the
year in which such statistics arc required
by this section to betaken; for wiiich ser
vice the several shall be al
lowed. for th extra time so employed, the
sarn? rate pr diem as is allowed for in a
king the assessra nt. to bo audited by the
r Toper authorities of tho town, city or vil
ige in wlii -h the duty may have been
performed.
Sec. 2. It shall be ’he dutv of th' sec
retary ot state, on or before the fifteenth
day of April, in the year 1865, and everv
t’Mi tears tliereaitcr. to fnruis the clerks
of the county boards of supervisors of the
counties of this state, a sufficient number
of blank forms for taking said statistics,
said form to be as follows :
App!.‘s; bushels, valuation
A.r cultural implements and machine
ry; valuation
liar ey ; acres, bushels, valuation
Beans an 1 peas; acres, bushels, valua
♦ion
Boots anil shoes; pairs, valuation.
Buckwheat; acres, bushels, valuation
Butter; pounds, valuation.
Cabinet ware; valuation
Capital invested in manufactures.
Cattle and cahcs on hand , number and
valuation.
(.‘attic and calves slaughtered : number
and valuation.
Cheese ; pounds, valuation.
Clover seed; pounds, valuation.
Copper ore: tons, va!u ition
Copper tnanufftetures ; valuation.
C'>rn ; acres, bushels, valuation.
Cotton goods; yards, valuation.
Drain tiles ; number, valuation
Earthcrn ware; valuation.
Flax; pounds, valuation,
flax seed; bushels, valuation.
Grapes; pounds, valuation
Honey; pounds, valuation
Ilvy; acres, tons, valuation.
Hemp; pounds, valuation.
Hogs on hand; number, valuation.
Hogs slaughtered . number, valuation.
Horses and mules, number, valuation.
Iron castings valuation.
Iron; p:gs, pmnds valuation.
Linsco 1 oil ; gallons, valuation.
Leather; valuation
Lumber sawed; feet, valuation.
Lead smelted; valuation.
Lead raised ; valuation
Leaden manufactures, shot, Ac.; valua
tion
Maple sugar; pounds, valuation.
Maple 9 ugar molasses ; gallons, valua
tion.
• )ats ; acres, bushels, valuation.
Paper; reams or pounds, valuation.
Potatoes; a res bushels, valuation.
Uve : acres, bushels, valuation
t?orghuni ; acres.
Sorghum molasses: gallons, valuation.
Sorghum sugar ; po oids, valuation.
Shingles; number of thousand, valua
tion
Sheep and lambs on band, number, val
uation
trheop and lambs slaughtered ; number,
valuation.
1 imothy and other grass seed: bushels,
valuation.
Hood and willow ware ; valuation.
H agon* and -arriages; number, valua
tion.
H o den fabrics; yards, valuation
H h 'st; acres, bushels, valuation
H iue , gallons, valuation.
H his key [whisky:] gallons, valuation
H 00l ; pounds, valuation.
Sec. and. It shall be the duty of the
t lerks t the county board jof supervisors,
to furnish each town or citv assessor with
a blank form, on or before the liftecath
day ol May, in the year ledo. and every
ton years thereafter.
See. 4 It shall be the duty of the
clerks of tin lards , supervisors, in the
several counties ot this s:ate. on or before
the firs' Monday ot '■ ptemb t in tlie
vear lS6b, and a t cry ten years thereafter,
to transmit to tlie secret iry of state a
copy ot the foregoing returns,
tcee f>. It shall be tbe duty of the sec
retary of state to prepare and report to
the legislature, it it; annual session in
January, A I* •. and <*vci% ton vears
thereafter. a tabu! ir sfatemen of nil the
agricultural mineral and mainline uring
products oi each county, as shown bv the
reports required by he first section of
tins chapter and In* shall also transmit a
copy ot the same to the commissioner of
patents.
C* lh ' assess irs of the several
towns, wards or pr-vincts. as the case may
be, in the several counties in this state,
while performing their duties as asses
sors, shall ascertain and enter upon a
schedule prepared for that purpose, the
names, in full, of such [each] deal uni
dumb, blind, insane and idiotic persons a
each town, ward or precinct, together
with the age. color sex. occupation and
place ot birth ot said persons ; also,
whether such person* are > located or not.
also, tbe number of c lildren of said pa
rents: also, a hat affinity of blood, if any,
exists between said parents . also, the
number of deaf and dumb, blin 1. insane
and idiotic children of said parents . and
{that) said papers shall] be returned to
the clerk [clerks j of the county board
■ - - the a
ment rvj i. and by hit i igbcm returned to
the secretary ot state. Ihe secretary of
state sh and ail Dec
papers for ■ fassessors ac
companies! with a printed copy of this
chapter provided, that if. in any case,
such [ariVj assc.-sor shall neglect or re
luse to make tuii retur. s. according to the
provisions of this chapter, he shall be
subject t. a j muy ,0 not ies~ th in twen
ty-fire dollars, nor more than forty dollars,
to be collected in the same mauner us
other fines are collected fur neglect of offi
cial dutv.
r • The accounts of the clerk
[clerk-1 ot the Vc-ird {Vard-7 of -uiwr-
vigors of the several counties' of tins state,
for t!ie services required of him [them]
ly the provisions of this act, shall be
audited by the board [boards] of supervi
sors of the several counties of this state.
Sec. 8. Chapter fifty-two of the gener
al laws of 18.77, chapter fifty-one of the
general laws of 1858. chapter sixteen of
the revised statute?, and chapter one hun
dred and sixtv-six of the general laws of
1861, are hereby repca’ed.
Sec. 9. This act shall rake effect an I
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved April 5. 1'62.
SOMETHING FOB THE TIfVSES!!
A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
JOHXiS & CROSLEY’S
AM-ROAN CEMENT GLUE.
TIIF STRONGEST GLUE IN TEE WORLD.
THE CHEAPEST GLEE IN THE WORLD
THE MOST DURABLE GLUE IN THE WORLD
THE ONLY RELIABLE GLUE IN THE WOULD.
THE BEET GLUE IN THE WORLD.
AME I ’A'* GEMFNT GLUE
I* the only article of the kind ever produced which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER.
IT WILL MEND WOOD,
Pave your broken Furniture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER.
Mend your harness, Straps, Beits, Boots, Ac.
IT WILL MEND CLASS.
gave the pieces of that expensive Cut Glass Bottle.
IT WILL MEND IVORY.
Don't throw array that broken Ivory Tan, it is easily re
paired.
IT WILL MEND CHINA
Your broken China Cups and Saucers can be made ns
good as new.
IT WILL MEND MARBLE.
That piece knock-d out of your Marble Mantle cau be
put on as strong as eve..
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN.
So matter if that broken Pitcher did not cost but a shil
ling, a shilling saved is a shilling earned.
IT WILL MEND ALABASTER
That costly Alabaster Vase is broken and you can’s
match it mnd it, it will never show wh-n put togetner.
twill Men l3oaa, Cjral, Lav*, and in
fact every thin" but metals
Any article cement’ .1 with AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
will not show where it is meuded.
FVTR ACT' :
’* Every Hous-keep-r shoul i have a supply of Johns
A Crosiey’s American Cement Glue.”—Vtit York
7‘ino.
“ It is so convenient to have in the house.”—-Vest
IV-rV t-’rprrss
“It is always ready; this coram -nJs it to every body."
ndr/irndrvt.
” We have tried it, and it as ns. fii in our homes a?
water.”— tfilke’M Spirit nf thr limn.
•j 8 D2i cm? ns sm? if l ; .
SIO.OO per vear saved in every family by
One I>U ttle of
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Price 2d Cents per Dottle.
Price 2d Cents per Bottle.
Price 25 Cents per Bottle.
Price 25 Cents per Bottle
Price 25 Cents per Bottle.
Price 25 Cents per Bottle.
Vrry I.iberal Induction to Wholesale Itnrera.
TERMS CASH
For Sale by all Druggist*, and Storekeepers gen
erally throughout the country.
JOHNS & CORSLEY,
(Sc'.e Manufacturers'.)
73 WILLIAM STREET,
Corner of Liberty Street, >K\V \()RK.
Impnrtant to H u-c Owners.
Important to Builders.
Important to kail Road Compan cs.
Important to Farmers.
7 o all whoin this may concern, and it concerns
evertf hodrtf.
JOHNS & CROSLEY’S
IMPUGNED GUTTA PERCHA
tpdr ny: rri oa < tit XTC
<lfiA LCI l\ I JCl' >HM l\ If,
The Cheapest and mast durable GLUE
in use.
IT 15 FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
It can be applied to new and old II"fs of all kinds,
ft op or flat, and to Shingle Roofs without removing the
Shingles.
The Cost i. onlr about Om-.Tlilrd tliarnfTln,
AM* IS T\\ l( K AS I>TT <J Alt E
This Article has been thoroughly tested in New York
City and all parts of the United States. Canada, West
Indies and Central and South America, ox. buildings of
aU kinds, such as Factories, Foundries, diarrhea, Kail
Road Depots. Car", and on Public Buildings generally,
G comment Buildings, Ac . by 'he principal Builders,
Architects and others, during 'ne past four years, and
has proved to be the cheapes' ar. i most durable Roofing
in use, jt i s i n every respect, a Are, water, weather and
tiro • proof covering f r roofs ■ f all kinds
I hi- is the t I W, 1 mntrri at •nnntsfarlttreti ia the
Vmtei St In whiles the eery lesirable pro
prieties of y.l"sl’rtiti „ud t „■ aht/iln,' which are uni
versally acknowledg'd to ho possessed by A. ITT .
PiiKl H AMIIMIURIB EiC.
No ■ pat .s requir and in m k rig Appl cation.
The expense of applying it is trifling, as an ordinary
Roof can be covered ,md finished the same dot/.
U c'n b apnded by iry o: p,
and when finished forms a perfectly Fire Proof surface,
with an elastic. body, which cann t be injured bv heat]
cold or s: rms, Shrinking of Roof B >ards, nor anv ex
ternal action whatever.
LIQUID
GUTT A. PERCH A CfMENT-
I or Coating Metals of all Kinds when ex
posed to the action of the Weather,
and fdr preserving and re
pairing Metal Roofs
of all kinds.
This i< th- n;ly< amp-sit,o ■ kuntrn vh,rh vitlsur
cesstrtly resist ■ ztremr chan-jn of all rhmnt s f„r
any length -f t,mt urn applied /„ metals to which
it a ill-res firmly, forming a b iy equal to three coa’- of
ordinary paint, costs much lss, and will l ist three times
as long ; and fr m its elasticity is n it injured hv the con
traction and expansion of tin and other Metal Roofs
c.-nsi-quent upon sudden changes of the weather.
It will m l erarlc in i old ur run ,u H arm IFea
iher and IT! I nnl Wish njf
T,H an,l „t„,r Vela! Roof, can be readily re
pa red With t.VM Ptrrh„ Crment and prevented
in i irth* r • rr -ion an-! leaking, thereby ensuring a
pt rf'-crly water-tight rx>f f r many years.
This Cement i peculiarly adapted for the preserve
' f■ • i • i
- imp!• *ne*!s <vc . li- f r general manufactu
rer** use.
Gutta Percha Cement.
’ ■ ■ Mat dRe fs
- tj [* n• in
jure !by contrac-ion and expansi a f .Metals and
te-'tnt rrarh n r. t nr run ,II arm lira,her
"•atonal* are adapted to all climates, and we
are prepared to s ■ , pari of tbe
country, ;u sh >rt • ■ 'ice. for Gutta P.-rcha Roofiing in
r Us, rea y prepared for use, and Gutta Percha Ce
ment in barrels, " ah full printed directions for applica
tr, *,/ mae ten-rat „„,l sat,,farto'v arranrt
- ■ ■ Alike t ■ re
' I ihemsrlrcs ,n „ lucrative and permanent buti-
OU ? TERMS ARE CASH
E
as :
JOHNS & CROWLEY,
. , ?OI T MANUFACTURER!!,
*‘ 1 u ■ house 7S \\ ill. :nt Street,
NKU Tit K.
“4; ly* - ■ ' liars and Prices will he furnished
_ 0:1 application.
. tcx. Moffett's Temple of Art.
IS NOW e • -
Ihen •-■ •- I a w •• ie *ui*rior tu any gallery in
v • j : “ - h light which ena
style"* 1 * "■ '' V :er "-• ll*aa ran be done in the old
•f threw . . , -V" r , r :be sabs-.ance fade"
what ad, m.. T| iou kuowest no*
> he* - I •** * ort h
,f, ’ I ‘ . - ■' 'b ike sunbeam, painting
* 1 - Tc - bright faces on the burnished
pi tie ,r- r- g .-lit here and casting a shadow there
produci: g creatur- , f Fife. lu-sUCh and joy.
1 ain pr--p 1 , T> to take all kinds of picture ; the
bea 1.1 Ui 1 ■ 3 ph which are si admired by the i >v
cr? ‘ r fl " - the new M.-le *r gtorreotvpe which are
not sun -- 1 by any picture—indeed all kinds of pic
tures tn ■ t B t ik- nin a manner far superior to anv
ererta, this tv All are invited to call and ss
“- r r ’7 ’ 1 ' '■ am ns; all m rk warraoted
pl.r l -'’f-oev ,! * r '*' ’ f ,vc a n*lrrdid i -t of tine cold
,'To 5 BnJ f R™B, wnich 1 will sell low
St p “ a caU Rooms in Mff u's Bb--k,
P-, Vo, ~.e Z* VOFFETT. Artist.
TO THE PEOPLE OP THE UNITED STATE?.
IN the month of Decorator, 19&8, the undersigned for
the first time offered fur snlc to the public Dk J.
Botec Don’s Imperial Wine Bitters, and in this short
period they have given such universal satisfaction to
many thousands of persons who have tried them that it
is now an established article. The amount of bodily and
mortal misery arising simply f:om a neglect of small
complaint*-is surprising, and it is therefore of the utmost
iinj>orlance that a strict attention to the least and most
trilling bodily ailment should 1 e bad ; for dUe&ses of the
body roust invariably affect the mind. The subscribers
now only ask a trial of DR. J. BOVEF DOD’S IMPERI
AL WINE BITTERS from all who have not used them.
We challenge the world to produce their equal.
These Bitter*, for the cure of Weak Stomach*. Gene
ral Debility, and for Purifying and Enriching the Blood,
are absolutely unsurpassed y any other remedy on
earth. To be assured of this, it is only necessary to
make the trial The wine itself is of a very superior
quality, being about one-third stronger than other wine* ;
* arming and invigorating tl e whole system, from the
tu-ad to the feet. A? these Bitter* ar* tonic and altera
tive in th- ir character, so they strengthen and invigorate
the whole system and give a fine tone and healthy action
to all its part*, by equalizing the circulation, removing
obstructions, and producing a general warmth. They
are also excellent for diseases and weakness peculiar to
where a Tonic is required to ftrengthen and
bear* the *ystrm No lady, who is subject to lassitude
and faintness, should be without them, a* they are reviv
ifying in their action.
These Hitters i cifl not only cure. but P'evcml Disease,
and in this respect ar* doubly valuable to the person*
who may use them. For
I\( ITIEN ( ONNIMPTIOV,
Weak Lungs. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases of the
NVrvous System, Paralysis, Piles, and for all cases re
quiring a Tonic,
Hr. Beds’ Celebrated Wine Bitters
ar*- unsurpassed.
For Sore Throat, so common among the clergy, they
arc truly valuable.
fi r the aged and Infirm, and for persons of a weak
constitute n—for Ministers of the Gospel, Lawyers, and
all public speakers—for Book-keepers, Tailors, Seam
stresses, Students. Artists, and all persons leading a sed
entary life, they will prove truly beneficial.
Asa beverage, they are wholesome, innocent, and de
lie i .us to the taste. They produce all Ihe exhilarating
* fleets of brandy or wine, without intoxicating; and are
a valuable remedy for person-* addicted to the use of ex
ces-ive strong drink, and who wish to refrain fr*m it.—
They are pure and tndrely free from the poisons con
tained in the adulterated wines and liquors with which
the country is flooded.
These Bitters not only TIRE, but PREVENT disease,
nnd should be used by all who live in a country w here
the water is bad, or where chills and fever is prevalent.
II ing entirely innocent and harmless, they may be giv
en freely to children and infants with impunity.
Physicians, Clergymen and Temperance advocates,
as an act of humanity, should assist in spreading these
truly valuable Bitters over the land, and thereby essen
tially aid in banishing Drunkenness and Disease.
In all affections of the Head. &>r.k Headache . or Ner
vous Headache. t)r U ds' tmper aL /Ft ne Hitlers
uili be found to he most salutary and efficacious.
F E M A LES.
The many certificates which have been tendered us,
and the letters which we are daily receiving, are conclu
sive proof that among the women these Bitters have giv
• n a satisfaction which no others have ever done before.
No woman in the land should be without them, and
those who once use them will not fail to keep a supply.
Du J. Hover Dons’ Impkrial Wink Hitters
are prepared by an eminent and skillful Physician who
has used them successfully in his practice for the last
twenty-five years. The proprietor, before purchasing
tha exclusive right to manufacture and soli Dr. J. Bovee
Hods’ Celebrated Imperial Wine Bitters, had them tested
by *wo distinguished Medical practitioners, who pro
nounced them a valuable remedy for disease.
Although the medical men of the country, as a gene
ral thing, disapprove of Patent Medicines, yet we do
not believe that a respectable physician can be found in
the I’aited States, acquainted w ith their medical proper
ties, who will not highly approve Dr. J. Bovee Dods’
Imperial Wine Bitters.
In ail newly settled places, where there Is always a
large quantity of decaying timber from which a poison
ous miasmi is created, these bitters should be used every
morning before breakfast.
Dr. J Bovee Dads' Imperial Trine Bitters
are composed of pure and unadulterated Wine, com
bined with Barberry. Solomon’s Seal, Comfrev, Wild
Cherry Tree Bark, Spikenard. Chamomile Kb-wers and
Gentian. They are manufacture dby Dr. Dods himself,
who is an experienced and successful Physician, and
nence should not be classed among the quack nostrums
which flood the country, and against which the medical
profession is so justly prejudiced.
These truly valuable Bitters have been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community for almost every
variety of disease incident to the human system, that
they are now deemed indispeusible as a Tonic. .Mediatie
a*id Beverage .
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE.
It Costs but little! Purify the blood! Give tone to
the Stomach! K novate the System!
and prolong life !
Price* stl per li .nle, (i Bottles for ss*
Prepared and by
CHARLES WTODIFIFLD k CO..
Sole proprietors, T* 4 , William Street, New York
For sale by druggists and grocers generally through
out the country. 37-ly
.lew Grocery Store.
P. ALLEN A CO.
J WE opened at the store recently occupied by
A. C- Ansley, opposite the court houss, an
excel exit stock of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Embracing almost every article in their line. They
h.;re a good assortment o!
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS,
F sh, Dried Fiuit,
Molasses, Candies.
K.isins, Tobacco,
Currants, Cigars, &c.,
Which they hare selected with care, for Family use
and whicii they will se'l on as favorable terms for
Cash, ns the same articles can be obtained at any
oihei Store in li*e city.
Our friends will find every thing they desire in the
Grocery line at cur s?toie,al prices which will te
satisfactory.
A share of the publicpatronasre issolicited.
P. ALLEN A CO.
Mincial Point, February 3d, IR6O. 6jly
Wright & Hatch s Stage Line.
r |'HF Proprietor? beg leave to inform the traveling
A public that they are now running a
Daily L-m nf Stayes
Betwtcn Mineral Point and Pla’teville ; Leaving Mine
ral Point at 1 o'clock P. M., and also leaving Platteville
for Mineral P ;;it at the ®amc hour each day Their
ft apt. also leave Plattevillc for Prairie du Chicn rut
Lancaster, on Tuesday? and Friday? of each week, and
return from Prairie du Chien to Piatierille on Mondavi
and Thursdays
trood team?, easy coaches and careful drivers may he
relwKJ The ne t rcnage of the public is solicited
rf ♦ R \yrjg
BUY your.
mOSEiE
AT VIVIAN’S!
f=> | s ) [—^
X-3E X *X* 3S
ODORLESS
kerosene
TO BE HAD FOR
50 GTS
A G ALjXiOJNr,
For Cash Only,
it mim
DRUG STORE,
Mini Point. Wis.
-John p, 'M'ramel,
DEALER IN HARDWARE AND
HARNESS GOODS, FARMING
AND MINING TOOLS.
HPHE undtriijtned. bcllcrlnjr tha* the want* of the Ifl-
I nin t District demand an malUthment whart *ttt
tUo( in the *
HARDWARE LINE,
•an be obtained at low price*, will Veep eenstantly
hand
HARDWARE and harness goods
in all their endle** Tarietle*. consisting of
House Furnishing G^ods,
Farming Implement®,
Blacksmithing Tool®,
Building Material,
Harness Trimming,
Carpenters’ Tools,
Glass, Sash, Puttj, Ac.
1 shall keep on aand at all time*, a full assortment of
the above named good* at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
A°d he shall endeavor, from his price* and quality of
goods, to make it an object to all to purohase of me, la
stead of going to Chicago or Galena
He has on hand wrought and cut Nails. Cordage, Mi
ners’ Spades and Shovels, Bellows, Anvils, Sledgas, Ti
ces, Pipe Boxes, Wrought Axles, Eliplic Springs, Crow
bars, Coil, Log and Trace Chains, Manure Forks, Haj-
I Knives, and the best
WARRANTED AXES
i ever brought into the State, by the dozen or single, lo
gethlr with all the little things going to make up a Hard
ware Stock. Abd he aks an examination of his
GOODS AND PRICES,
confident that the people of lowa County feel the need
of an establishment of this kind, and that our good*
and priecs cannnt fall to give satisfaction, he respectful
ly solicits a shaie of the patronage of the public.
In connection with the Hardware Store Is a
Gud Shop,
where *ll kind* of Fire Arm*, uch **
RIFLES, SHOT GUNS. PISTOLS,
will be kept for sale or made to order.
He also keep* all kind* of ammuultlen of lb. best
quality, r’ch as
Powder, Lead, Shot, Cut Wad®, Buck
Shot, Cap®, Blasting Powder,
Safety Fuse, Ac., Ac.
{■y Please call and tet the quality and price* *f
hi* Good* and Work
JOHN P. TBAMEL.
April 2. IS6O- Wtf.
Manhood,
nOW .oat. how restored again. Just published ia
a sealed envelope.
*n the Nature, Treatment nnd Radical cure o
Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakhess, Sexual Debil
ity, Nervousness nnd Involuntary Emission*, indue
ing Impotency, M -rital and Physical Incapacity.
By Rob. J. t’ulverwell, M, p., Author of the
“Green Book,” &c.
Ihe world-renowned an i hor. >n this admirable lec
ture. clearly proves from his own experience that the
awful consequence* of self-abuse may be eff. dually
removed without medicine and without dangerou*
surgical operations, bougies. Instruments, rings or
cordial, pointing out a mode of cure at once certain
and effectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cc r e himseifcheaply,
privately and radically. This lecture will prove a
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid 012 tha re- ,
ceipt of two postage at am ps. bv addressing
DK CHAS. J KLINE,
127 Bowery, New York.
Post Box 4,586.
STEAM MILL.
r |'MIE Vineral Point Steam Mill is now in complete
I operation, ready to do custom work Ou the
hortest notice.
THE BEST QUALITY OF FLOUR
ept at all times and sold at the lowest cash price.
All. FI oim WAKKA NTKD,
nd delivered to families in and adjoining the city,
without extra charge.
rlour at all times exchanged fo: good Wheat on the
most favorable teims.
Miur* feed
constantly on hand and iu** ale low.
WILLIAM LANYON, Sr.
Mineral Point, Sept. 23d, 1361. rl4-nSß*tf.
IOWA C Or.NTY
Agricultural Warehouse & Seed Store,
lUHERE a full assortment of
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS
may at all times be found.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
'1 brushing Machines and Horse Pow. rs;
Re.ipers. Plows, and Cultivators;
Corn ar and Double Shovel Plows ;
H i}’ and Straw Cutters;
Corn Shellers, Fanning Mills ;
Wagons, &c., &c., Jkc.
SEEDS.
Hungarian Grass Seed;
Corn and Broom Corn Seed ;
Clover and Timothy Seed ;
And every other description of Seeds.
Call and examine the s*ock.
Lanyon’s Ware House. Mineral Point.
ltf BLODGET A HOOKE.
Bootst and shoes
CHEAT* The undersigned would rtmptet
fully inform the citiaens of Mint ’*al Point and
vicinity, that he is supplied with the best of stock,
aud is prepared to make to oder
BOOTS <t SHOES, COARSE OR FINE
for Ladies, Gents or Children, on short notice and
the most reasonable terms. Thoae desiring work in
his line are invited to call at his Shop, next doer
below Gndr\*s Store, on High Street.
Repairing done on short notice.
Leather and Shoe Findings always on hand and
for sale.
Cash paid for Hides.
CHRISTOPHER DAY.
Mir.era 1 Po ; nt, September 1, 186®
DRIED FRUITS. Dried Fruit and
can fruit at WHEELER'S.
NEW WAGON SHOP.
11 HE subscriber haring a shop on Commrct
Street, near the Rail Hoad Depot, i prepared to
do any work in the line of
Wagon and Carriage .Making
on short notice, in the rast workmanlike manner,
and from the hp*t of material.
H* is supplied wi th steamed Thills. Felloes, Poles
Ac. of the best quality of timber, and will at all
times be pleaed to secure calls from those in need of
his *e reices.
rF"R*-p-> inngdoneon short notice.
Terms reasonable, and all work warranted.
JOHN CARTER.
\ugust 29th. 1?69. 3 sl '
(' ROCKERY. Crockery osnb#
QROCE HIES
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
WOODEN WAKE AND CROCKERY
•ax ■ sorssr cn*rss at
m. Wliecler’a
Than any p!s# i Ac citj ; assd if people
would
save hobct, *hej wsmld sail nad
EXAMINE STOCK AXD EKICES.
Fresh Fruit receired daily by express
and in fact
all kinds of Good* ever found in any Gro
eery Store
can be found at 0 WHEELERS
Samuel IVhrrltr.
5 daily receiving large quantities o
goods in addition to his well selected
*tock, and by being constantly in the
market will select the
VERY BEST GOODS
And will ell Good* at Retail cheaper than
any House in this city can And Healers
BUYING BY wholesale
bad better examine oor stock before pur
ktia| bwker*
MPevlin fir JRrater ,
S C ek C^2frJl S . *° Wm I * mnTOn A Son. bavin] pur
chased the large and laahionable slock, ot
STOVES AND TINWARE,
Hecenllv owned by Wm Lanvon A Son are nrenarad
to do all kink, of work in our ii„e with neatness and
dt.patch. Being boll. THAc-ricai. ou lu ~
ourselves that we cannot tail to give satufietion
The public are relocated to call and eiamina oar .tea
and price, before purchasing el.ewhere, aa we are
determined to aell our Good.* at aa low’ a flenra as
they can be purchased in any house in the West We
keep on hand stall timea, a complete assortment of
TIN*. SHEET IRON <t COPPER WAR
And will manufacture any article in our to ord.r.
A complete asan—mcDt of
Parlor, Box aid Cooking Stotii,
of 'he moat approved pa’trrus, among woi..h may ha
01 and the follow mg :
MAY MOWER, I GRAND MONARCH.
BLACK DIAMOND, I FIK WITCH.
NEW WORLD. * quick STEP
SMOKE BURNER, I EMPIRE cixY.
CHARTER OAK, | OUR PAVORITB.
I'KEMIDI STOTES.
all a;tea and pattern! uow in uae. Alee, among
bora, the following :
P k R I,OK STOEES.
Srt.Tae, with and without Oren*.
floaro.v, with aud without Or.ni,
Ftfisat.. open and elnaed Fronts.
Cottage Stotkb. Ac., Ac., Ac.
BOX STOVES,
or all deacriptinna and aiiea. together with a few
COAI, STOVES, both lor Cooking and the Pnrler.
We hare a’aoa large atock ef beautiful
BRITANNIA WARS.
TeaPota, | Coffee Pota, I M-leases Pitchers.
Mugs. I Cups. | Spittoons
Sugar l T ra, 1 Creamers, I Castors,
Pilchers, (Candlesticks, ( Lamps, AAc.
-Selected with care, and offered at remarkably low rales
THE MINING PUBLIC
Are * ntermed that we are prepared ts make Samar
I so. Pc era of any dimension, to , rder, en ahsrt
notice.
JOB WORK
Uf ali kinds done with neatness and despatch.
All work don. .1 our establishment will be war
ranted in every particular.
TEII M S CASH.
The customers of the old firm are r.apeetfnllr
Invited tocontinue their patronage to thia a.tabli.h
meat.
DEVLIN & PRATER,
At the old stand of Lanvon h San
r i o, Commerce Street, Mineral Point.
* eu.il, lS6o. S—tf
New Drug Store.
A T <]>e ign of the Golden Mortar, Moff.tt'i Block
am Mineral Point.
J. B. & C. R. MOFFETT,
Hare jot received end opened e Urge l earefullr
•elected tock of
Drugs, Oils,
Medicines, Dye Stuffs,
Paints, Pare White Lead,
And colored paints In ol! (The tatter ia> 1 and
pound cans.)
Patent Dryer ;
-New Jersey .Snow WfiiteZiucin Refined Oil;
Kngilsh Red Lead ;
Linseeo Oil. Spirit a Vnrpentine ;
Putty and Varnished ol all kinds ;
Burning Fluid, Alcoho’ ;
And the beat and cheapest
KEROSENE OILS
In the market. Alao f a large stock rf Win. McCnlly
A Co’i. \V N DOW GI ASS of nil sizes. from £XIO to
30X40, and all kinds ol White Flint Gian* table wart.
A good assortment of Wall Paper and Stationery.
We wi?h to call especial notice to our
0!d Belle Fleur Brands; Gin;
Fort, Juice, Madeira and Sherry Wines,
for medical purposes. Assoitznent of PEKKUIIERT
and finry article!*.
We warrant every article sold by us to ke just
what it is represented. Our goods were purchased
from manufacturers a id importers. so that we can
and will Sell. at the very lowest figures for CASH.
Min’l Pt., May ?0, 16tl. 21-tf.
FAIRBANKS’
/Msssa*. STANDARD SCALES
ALI * su*’ds.
FAIRBANKS k GREENLEAF,
172 Lake Street, Chicago. 1/18
S!d In Vllnrral IVinl br . W. CODB.
f ff Bct cnlr the genuine.
HOWE S STANDARD SCALES.
FOB SALE BY
B *] Vandervoort. Dickerson
ny plate warehouse.
No 190 A 201 Kaniolph Street,
Chicago.
Weight out of Level. NoChock Hods. AllfrieUoa
received os B*He. ■BB-ly.
Leather Tl aim factory.
r |M!E subscribers tnn and finish
Harness, Bridle, Belt, Collar and String
Leather; Kip, Calf and Sheep Skins,
Which the/ will ell at the Inwr.t rate* for em.h, et
their hr,p. North east corner of High sod Commerce
streets. Mineral Point.
X-it They will pay the highest price for goob Beef
Hines, Hors*- Hides, Kip, Calf and Sheep kins.
For JOB TERMS *ee eu** Card.
SMITH k SANFORD.
N. B. Plastering Hair always on Land. lOtf
Mineral Point. March Ist IH6I.
Rl:ick*mi thing.
THF subscriber would respectfully inform the eiti-
KM of Mineral Point, and all those who may
want work in bin line, that be has opened anew
BLACKSMITH SHOP
in the rear of the Hank, m-*r the coart house square
where he will be really at aU times to do, on short
no I ire and in a workmanlike manner, any kind of
work in his 1 ine.
Haring ha-1 long experience in the businesa, be
hopes, by strict attention and rinse application to
business, to merit and secare a liberal share of the
patronage of the community.
8. W. CARTKB.
July 30,15d0. 31
FA K M FO R SAL E
rj’HK subscriber olTtn for wi a
, J splendid farm of 12u acres of Brat
*3H, ~ i quality land Eighty acre* are under
SH|||B very r-cmt cultivation, and tha ra-
JHsftlS tnairiint 4 ’acres is pood timber On
house, with a poor! bam, A<- . attached. It ia situated
on the principal mad leading from Madlann and Pralrla
riu Che n about midway between Hit-bland, Linden and
Wlngvllle. an t is- natural water ng place. The tim
ber iapo el and a, rentent.
Th purchase must lie made by the first of April
Tc m One-half Cash, the balance to Bull the purchaser
Appl to MABTIN NASH, PropileSor
Jaau ary, I7th. 1l ’ M P"***-
PENSIONS AND BOUNTY.
7e disabled So oxers. Stamen ami Mannas and
ToT* "Tr°‘*" *A. kart dUd oi bttn
k'tUd the service :
f yHAS C TfCKKK, Attorney for Claimanta, Bonn-
Vy l T .*nd and lension Agent. Washington City
D. C. Pensions procured for Sold.ara, Seaman and
Marines of the present war, who art disabled by rea
son ef wounds neeired or diseaaa contracted wl.il.
In arm re and Tensions. Bounty Money and Arrenn
of Pay obtained for widow- or ntbar belra nf theta
who have died or been killed while in service.
Bounty Land procured for services in an army ea
the other wars. CHAT. C. TUCKER. 1 *
Washington. D, C
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