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rNHE most respectfully Inform those Of
their customers and the public generally, who have de-
erred their spring purchases that they have Just received
an entire supply OF seasonabe goods In our stock
may be found the following, very reduced prices
10 pieces plain giace silks all shades
10 do rich striped and plaid silks
10 do plaid washed silks
"a do striped and plaid silks at 90 cents yard
10 do plaid silks, al 81 cents per yard .
80 do figured fouiaTd snks, Remarkably cheap)
do "A black silks for mantillas
do rs do do
do low-p priced do
In moussenes and bereges we have
Plain pink mousselines
Do blue DO
Do green do
Do mode color mousselnes
10 pieces low-priced small figured moussellnes
Plain, blue, and pink tissues and beIeges
Mode co,ored do co
Figured do do DO
10 pieces exna-fne plain black do
10 do medium do do do
10 do iow-priced do do
10 do plain and plaid hafmourning mousselnes
and bereges.
In muslins and lawns we have
20 pieces Jaeonei lawns, (new)
20 do organde musns
10 DO fine fine h asidaa so mu'lin'
Also, fine striped French chntzes
Fine figured do pink and blue
70 pieces India nankeens, plain plaid, and striped
We invite the aenton OF purchasers TO the above goods,
as bar gains may be ex pected.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY &c co.
May 5-eoitif
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Notice Of the establishments the ONE. m Al.
Charlton District, In the State OF Missour,
IN pursuance of the first section Of the of Conor.
entitled An act establish additional land office in
the State OF Missouri, approved February 6 ISA9 do
hereby declare and make known that the land office
created by said act established the "Town of Milan
in the county of Sullivan of said the this day
designated by the President OF the United States.
Given under my hand at tho city of Washington this
twenty seventh day of February, Domni thou
sand eight hundred and forty nine.
by order of the Presidents
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioned of the General Land Office
Mar S-lswiSw
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NEW STORE. opposite Browns Hotsl.-GEORGE
IN II THOS. PARKER have jast received and arranged
Tor sale their ore opposite Browns Hoel large
and welseected stock oi tue best Family Groceries,
Wines Liquors, &c, which they invite the attention Of
their country and city friends and customers whose orders
they will be pleased fill, as heretofore, the
commoda,ing terms. 40 N-2aw3w
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THEORY and Practice Of Hydropathy, with notes
the cure OF cholera by cold water by the late H
Francke translated from the French by Robert Bake M
d., this day received for sale at
TAYLORnM MAURY'S
juno Ia Bookstore, 9th street.
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PROSPECTUS
THE UNION;

IN D~"Ss Seni- "eeAiy, anu "eeAv t'~"'f~r~-f
iuTe and General Tvteihgenee
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come Mon WIN sa or corPosauons ~
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sueh are IN general he principles winch 'hs ,s, m
oeae and IN performing the duties which tss nav i !,
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uevoVe upon mem 70 discuss e pohcy ana sy
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press uley VIM mol ioIge ue dlsh! nor inc s 'h s
and hdeity which the occasion may demand
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United states not only principles and sentiments but also IN mum
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smats different Interests and dineh mast prms ~
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nan a. annasn'I yer.e Sn, which us,v under.tod and
d ,ain, can 40 no niav n s,c n,et Win regard
to these conflicting sensn,s and Opinions growing
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T ON9FELLOw's New Book .'Kavan.xh.- Price
IL 10 cents. For sale TAYLOR " MAURY'S
May 10 Bookstore, 9th ST,
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Lives insured lla
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.
SAMUEL HANHAY, Secretary.
CHARLES De SELpISe, No. ii Todds Buildings, Pcnnsy
vaflia avenue, Agent.
W. P. JonNsros, NJ b., opposite City Pos, otice, 7ih
street, fhrsicish, !,
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles and operations
C! the company be had application ut the 7ee1.s
office June !-H
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On every other description Of paper, not designated
ABOVE out 10 be 70 by the office ordering ii, whether
as specified In the first paragraph, for
page on sheet, per 100 sheets
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JTOR Gf1NTLEMEN.-We have ready made goods of
the best and approved styles Our stock Is large
and well diversified in quality of material and style
men, all Gentlemen will find garments we'll
and tasciuIly gotten up.
We have and vesngs always hand
which prepared to make to order short
la fancy ARTICLES supply is very good and elegant
Also fine New York made shirts urpa by any,
Wi large Of fine gauze under shirts linen and
drawers &c All of which offer at fair and very
low prices. Ons price only. YOUNG IL OREM,
doors west OF Browns Hotel
May iS-3awl wf Pennsylvania
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Grand Lotteries for June, 1870.
J. w. MAURY " CO., Managers.
Capital S35,OOOi
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of Monongaia Academy.
Glass No. 81, for 1919.
To be drawn Alexandria. Virginia, Saturday. the
30th of June, lS49.
70 number lottery-I5 drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
l prize Of SS5p00 prize Of $4,000
DO il0Oo do 900
l do 5000 do 1870
l do 5000 do 1865
! do 1000 10 prizes OF 1000
l do 1000 10 do 700
&c. nc. &c.
Tickets Sl0-halves S5-quarters 81 so.
Certificates Of packages of 26 whole tickets $40 90
Do do ~ half do, 30 90
Do do 70 quarter do, 80 90
o. Orders for tickets and shares and certificates Of pack
ages in the above splendid lotteries will receive the NOS.
prompt attention, and official OF each drawing
sent Immediately after ii is all who order from
Address }. ~ G. MAURY,
May u Agents, Alexandria, Virginia.
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fAY report OF the Mattaal Lif. Insurance Company
Nl OF New York Office No. IS Wall street.
Nett accumulated fund LIST May 1919 exceeding &Sl2 000
This institution during the month OF May, issued
hundred and fifteen new policies, viz:
n Ii r., 1 Ia, q
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or Of any other manufacture OF equal quality
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loo sheets best tracing paper by q nches per sheet
reams bloung paper, royal, per Ieam
$50 sheets best drawing PaPe' from medium to anti
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50 dozen cards steel rens. THE department to have
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100 cards Pcny's pens, assorted, per card
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Notice OF the establisnnaent of the Land Once
Wesern Land District" In a,,e state OF Wisconsin.
pursuance OF the second section OF the OF Congress
entitled IAN act Tor changing the location of the land
nee in the Chippewa land district, and establishing
duoa land district in the State of Wisconsin, approved
March "a, iS!9 which provides that For the sale
public lands the Territory Of Wisconsin, additional
iand ONCE and land district hereby created comprising
all The lands included within the district of lands
to SAFE at Geen bay, Milwaukee, Miner Point, which
shah be called the western land district" do hereby
clare and nahe known that the land Office
be located az Willow river, St Crox county, State
OF Wisconsin,. ~ - -
Given under my hand at the city OF Washington this
second day OF March, Domini one thousand eigh,
hundred ana iofv-niho' JAMES X POLK.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioned OF the General Land Office
Mar S-iawI3w
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Class No. I.-BRIcKs.
az, 400 best quality paving bricks
Glass No 2-SroNE.
754 peche. for foundations, in pieces from Is
inches thick less than Is inches wide and from
feet long The pieces be well shaped and may be sand
or limestone, or both.
2lO peches in ecangular blocks, feet long,
b inches thick, and Is inches vida
M a
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Memphis, Tennessee, May 3d. lS&9.
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, for each class sepa-
~ atey endorsed proposals for supplies for
will be received this office until IL O'clock IN the
18th day OF June next for furnishing and delivering the
Memphis Tennessee such place places
may be directed by the mandan free pense
the government the materials and articles matter be
specified,
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/ lieut. LYNCH's Expedition to tho Dead and
- to the river Jordan, volume, many engravings,
Maps &c. FRANCK TAYLOR
June 10
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do sable brushes, assorted do
do cameps hair brushes ,, assorted do .,,;.
pllared, per dozen
do sticks best India ink, per stick
% % sss ass ssss 20 po h.
10 do best quality waters %
10 do bsst cotton tn.Ine do
1000 large office waters for department seals, per 900
IL weights of brass, composition, or lead, per
60 quart. black sand in papers, per dozen papers
PRINTING.
5000 copies of Navy Register BREWER type, abou, $50
pages on folio post svo, mostly rule and figure
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e Navy Register @
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ly, per yearly volume
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May 30-Aawlw
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The printing of all kinds. including paper, which may be
required be executed for the Of the Department
the Interior, any of the offices thereof whether the
be circulars instructions, warrants FORMS returns blanks,
solid matter not loaded, rule work. rule and figure
work. faint ruling lining, and red ruling lining by
whatever name, lc descr ption the same shall be
known usually designated by tho office requiring it,,
and including also folding, stitching pasng &c. the
following descriptions OF paper to wit;
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-06
CHRISTIAN Swenson
In attachment.
.Iohn EdWins

Notice is hereby given to John Edwins the de
fendent in the above entitled cause, that vrjt of
attachment has been issued against him ot of the
office OF Philip w. Thomas, Justice of the peace,
In and for the County of Iowa, and State of Wis
consin, and his property attached TO satisfy the
demand of the plaintiff, and that unless he appear
before the said Justice, at his office, in Mineral
Point in said County, on the 9th day of April ls4o
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said dav. Judg-
ment viii be rendered against him, and his prop
erty sold TO pay the debt
CHRISTIAN SWENSON
Mineral Point, March Is ls49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-06
e e a ~ X LIN -I2tOW 2lE3e
"a rEAJ ED
General Stage Office.
uIG;I STREET, MINERAL POINT, WIS,
- ) ~ :, AIn

NIGH STREET, MINERAL POINT, WIS,
BYL T. LATHROP,
WHO respectfully informs the public that he
happy to reeirs who may .' favor him i'm. with til a
cali
From his I,ong Experience in the business he
datters h=msdi that he can giye general satisiac-
ton.
Translation past favors he respectfully solicits
CONTINUANCE Of the same. A large and cornmo-
dious barn 5 attached to this establishment une-
qualed b. atys in Mineral Point. Horses and car
riages to lerat ali times.
Stages. VIII leave his house daily during the
season for Flat-cviIlc, Galena. and Dubuque also
for Madison. and milwaukee connecting with the
different routes Though the State he has also made
the following
EE.2RR.1NGEHENT
Tiricc a i.cel f ~ HllerdI Point 10 FyaHEIis
The slllssritert would respectfully inform the
travelling p. bic Fat lac has made arrangements
for running! Si,cc twice week, TO wit; on
Tuesday - Sat, rdav. from
NJ KHs PoiSr re FnASKLIS,
! by the way OF fuIcn, &c To leave Mineral
/ Point IT dcloc1 in the morning and return the
same day.
| Stages leive h i House three times weak for
/ Madison. N1IwaU3 ec, Galena, &c Packages &c
transmitted Niih are anddespatch.
TLATITR0P.
Mineral J,cai' April. eth, 1915. J3d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-06
SILENCE
THAT
DREADFUL
5 CoUGHl THE
LUNGS ARE IN DAN
&c El, TEE WORK OF THE

q DREADFUL
CoUGHl THE
{ LUNGS ARE IN DAN
sGEa, TEE WORK OF THE
DESTROYER HAS BEEN BEGUS THE cor-eU
OF coSsfAPrI"S HATH IN 1T SOUND OF DEATH
ARE9YSU \ MOTHER? Your darling child
your id.:I rad earthly JOY. Is now perhaps confn-
ed to hcs c:.amber BY a dangerous coldEher paIe
cheeks, e.thin shrunken fingers, tell the hold dis
ease has,alPeady gained upon her-the sound OF her
sepulchltl al cough pierces your soul
IOUIGc MAN, when just about to enter life
disease tllis leart crushing blight over the fair
prospect If the future-your hectic cough and
feeble lfat tel;of your loss of hope but You need
not desp:lif T.ere IS balm which will heal the
wounde. Iangs us
S'HER MANS
81 E ; aling BaIea15?
Mrs. :r.prr the wife Of Wn. H. Attrec, ESQ.
was given Up 81 Or. Sevell of Washington. Drs.
Roe andiNi!Clelan Of Philadelphia Or. Roe and
DR. Moi es Neg York. Her friends all thought
She muss DE 9le had every appearance of being
in CONSUMPTION iand was so pronounced by her
physiciae s-She.mans Balsam was given and it
cured Nc.
Mrs. eafRABtAxrz, OF Bulls Ferry. was also
cured OF. tnsur,ption by this Balsam when all
other reslesies liet TO give relief-she was redu-
ced to ataaletori Dr. a. c. Castle, Dentist, 2S1
broadway. 1ilS NiiIeSect It's elects several cases
where n: other medicine afforded roief-but the
Balsam operated like a charm. DR. c. also wit
messed lis wonderful effects in curing Asthma,
which it ,aezer falls in doing. Splitting Blood, a
farming rs II May be, is efectually cured by this
BaIsam. 4 hea3s the ruptured or wounded blood
vessels ;.nG;nnakes the lungs sound again.
Rev. lfE#pg foSEs. los Eighth avenue was
cured Of :oggh and catarrhal affection OF years
standing: 'thefFst dose gave him more relief than
ali The Q; leF medicine he had ever taken. DR.. J.
J. Bcals ~ Delaney street. gave it to sster-in-
law who'W.is IdAoring under Consumption and 10
another .oAely afflicted with tho Asthma In both
cases its Reflects were immediate, soon restoring
them to hoEnlortable health.
Mrs 1.UrRErfl WELLS o Christie ST. suffered
from As;ana - years. sheFmans Balsam relic
we'd her II enee, and she IS comparatively well
being enabled 10 subIue every attack by timely
use OF THIS 1ed.cine This indeed IS the great re
medy 10. Goug.s Colds. Splitting Blood, Liver
cornplaie.s: an1 al! the affections Of the throat
AMI even As:hu.atand Consumption.
Price IS tcajs and s per bottle
Dr.. sherrl4n's AYorm and Coagh Lozonges sold
Princi5 81. 0ns'c 100 N1seeu-z.reat. New-Yorlll
AGEs1.s iNsN&s AND REsIDEScE-R. d. Pull
ford, AIihelil Point Saxton < Co. Wiota: +,
Eau@hu ihs lj7bgrg. For sale also in almost every
town in :htWest. 2m7l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-06

a. HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of three exc
- cutons issued from the office of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court in and for the county .! Iowa
and state of Wisconsin. one IN favor of Abnor
Hood and John c. Abbott one in favor Of James
Hardness. and to nc directed against the goods
and chattels lands and teuemeuts OF Nicholas Uren:
also one in favor of Robert w GRAY. and to me
directed and delivered against the goods and chat
frl< Lands and tenemcnts Of Nicholas Uren, and
Nicholas Curry | have this day levied upon and
seized the following real estate the property of
tic said deleallnts viz. Town lots. Numbered s.,
- and S. each Of tie second class in the Town
ct AIineral Point CoUa'y OF Iowa, State OF Wiscon-
SIN, lot No 50 containing 22-10O of an acre, lots
81 and s.. containing each 23-1DO ofan acre. Al
80 the equal and undivided one half OF lot No 10q.
1T the first class IN the Town Of Mineral Point.
County of Iowa State of Wisconsin containing
l7-I00 of an acre And shall proceed TO sell to
The highest bidder for cash, all OF the right title
and interest that the said defendants had in said
Town lots on the 9Th dlv ofScptember 1S42and
on the 9Th and 2Ith DAYS Of \ pril S4l any
time since at the front door Of the Court House in
tile Town Of Mineral Point in the County OF Iowa.
on the oh day of may $40, between the hours
If 10 clock 4 NJ and i o clock Z. VI. OF said day
IL satisfy said writs and costs.
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff
Iowa county. Wisconsin.
Sheriff office. Mineral Point.
March ;, A. ID. 1919.
FL DrNS ESQ Atty for plH GV2S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-06

10 all whom it may concern.-N office is
| hereby given to all persons, not to Dig
mine otherwise trespass upon the following
described tracts of land The ! Of / Of
Sec 8, Township 5, II. i; of Sc OF Sec
9 Township 5. Il. f, or to pay any dues for
Mineral raised on said land, TO any other person
lhan the undersigned as he Is the only authorized
Agent 10 receive the same. /. s. ANSLEY.
Mineral Point, April I, $40 So
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-06
aIif0pmia Stoves

Y SlAL4 WIAAA EDJ- Jar
a. HEPARD & BONNELL are now manulac-
~ turing new article, which for convenience
In cooking and baking are superior TO any manu-
factuIed in the west They are light durable and
cheap. One with all the utensils, may be packed
in a space of 5 inches Warranted TO last three
yearswitb good usage. Price $40.
Mineral Point, March2, 1919,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-06
Co. CLERKS OFFICE,
STOVES AND TIN WARE,

Z, CORNISH
BSAY be found at his old stand two doors above
1v-A the Store OF Beech < Tilley, where he is
now receiving large stock of STOV.ES among
which may by found the following:
EMPIRE AIR TIGHT COoKING STovEs;
NIAGARA AND ALBANY City Do.
Premium AND PARLoR Do.
DOUBLE OWES Do
Air tight Paror and Plate Stoves ofvarious pat.
terms and sizes; together with a general assort-
ment of TIN, COPPER, ZINC, lead; STREET. Inoy,
WIRE &c, &c, which he will sell as cheap for
Cash as they can tie bought at any shop in this
Section.of country.
II Merchants supplied at eastern prices, with
the addition of transportation.
'.*Job work done with despatch, and on rea-
sonable terms. oct13, 81.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-04-06

Remaining IN the Post Office at Mineral FONT
Wisconsin. March 31st 1919.
John .2ntoHy VA Kelley
fbisia .ildea -4da,l hierct7er
James .4eraader .4rne heftefSeH
4Sdds anderson
Chas. .4b5ot g. B. Lane
b IHos. LGlrTesice
benjamin. 4. Ferry Henry o. Liner
DGrid b Garce John 81 Lace
y r p,,,,,aa NJ
EI:hu Kennel ? Joba Mckee
7rc1p Barter ID. r Manning
Catherine Biaclnaors Patrick McDeTn:ott
Ralph Rednelacl; James 1hroa
jacob J. Eeedie Sarah Mckay
JrEus Buck James Mcnamara
a. a. BGgaaserd Il. 5. Morris
John ProtcH IVm Matters
1iisS Jerltsha Bat}iceH Jane Moore
afrs Maria Batcde1 Thomas Murphy.
John Bishop Lssdc 1uinHlch
Nm Baker james Murphy
Joseph Neagh0
George C. Chapman Jesse 4uiils
Inn Cummings
n Cohng Perry Norfon
John Cuddy HIN. s. Mayor
1larg Z. Conner Hired Netrman
Reuben Cooley 5. " Ogfea
James Collins C. C. Olin
r. H. CLARK
ban Cauaha0s Joasgh Petty ,
IGdtcard Conner luarfha II. Pearce
James S. Chambers Hcrcila Pearce
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James Carrie Joia Rogers
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