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Cali ,aHad Look .

Groceries, Hardware, Greokery, GLASS Ware,
Cutlery. Haas, Caps, Boots and Shoes, and
Fancy Goods, you will do well to call and look
at the Stock nov. olenet and for sale al. reduced
prices in Sumterville. at McRoy & Joneps old
utand-by L. NJ. NIcROY.I
April 10, 1852. G, 26-ly.
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The above sbut one of :hr many certificates
we lave received from the Gentlemen Of our
ca 5HhO l!nve uacd Silvers Minernl Paints.
CoLORS.--We have seven different CoIors
viz: three browns. TWO chocolates, black and
yellow, and by combination, make every varic-
~ and shade of color.
lRON.-Fo iron. they furnish perfect pro-
lection against rust. for they cnninin no metal
which, like white lead, acts destr,iciivcly OH the
iron In Elc;, this paint makes iron duubly
valuable for building purposes.
BRICK WORk.-Thcy give to house walls
a much heavier coating than any other paints.
md II standing is required, nothing holds 80
FIRMLY or nruishrs s0 well with it
OLD ROOFS.-t;ive us n roof never so old
and lcaky, Silvers Mineral Paints will make
il clicuply new, and more enduring than il ever
wns.
SHIPS using this extraordinary mineral AZ
We prepare II for them will be proof agni..<t
the action 0i hot suns. WORMS unj salt water
DlREtTlONS.---.l's Sc Iins,ch Oil, mix AZ
thick IA You can. anl usc ms other paints
Th.sc paints need hrt little dryer, and for
printing and second conting IN all household
work. they will he found far CHEAPER and mur,
durnhc thnn lcnd.
Dcnlcrs ana consumers can procure this nin, ,
OF FRENCH d RICHARDS.
Wholesale Agents
Northwest cor. Tenth and Market. street
Philadelphia.
Also. Importers Of Plate and CoIored Window
Glass, dealers in Drugs, Paints, &c.
May II, 1852. 3O2,.
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vaft 81
Wilmington .& Nganeheateg
!, ,.fs.t,as Rail Road ,is.,.s.,
,35l Mbles 'ibaJ Oparsaas6ras I, ,a
!Es|


! On and +afleraha.6rat, OF Aprils sihe sSiaiis
and M tPasssnger Trims, ,on,itla Wilmington
ana's Mp'clissteT Rail ,Resd s;H raas,o
Mayes'' Station, 90 miles irStp stb jitictIofr
viii, the CaiiItetf Branrh't Kali Rpsa 10 foiI
iows:,i 8s3a 1aHidk.i.sa .ssiiiu3;ase.ests
gave jurPGti9n daily ai Z, t55,B. rs. after,
.nn arrival "a Of the Cars from Ehaflsa.oa..
2"l .Sf:Srh,,efville,J sd 8: 65iit..a ~
=, "Magsai Ststion, a f4.3s 40 Y,'aat s.sis sb
Leaye Mayes' staRn laDyat 81 teO A. iit,I.s
nt.'ss =. sahRseI{ssiIisfsb asSsIssIsfs q q 80 i
q" SO" Juhctidnl1 s-isti!haGs 81. K (.
in time 10 connectsiRit,s; Charlestoil lIss
A DAILY, line of stages, sarryipg;thhs.i . s .l
Mail through Darlington e, il, aid Glics
raw 10: Fayetteville, Will rup, in Conn II
wIththe: Rail Road. " ,Ils1i1ii9 psit tS'fs
Passengers between Charlestonf6r Co.
lpnbia; and ,Fayefteyilles Or iitermsdiasss
po',n's, will And this the, most. comfortable
and cXDedit!ohs stllia . -. y
2t1 : 10 ss+t'L.7J. RIENfiN2s.t lf9's.
1A.'E. htRes', Engn'r w. g. MIR tfsTs{
April, 9th, 1852 Iqo's. y iye me24-vtfsa
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ROBERT LATTA.

4 I.AsIE + :, TIE I FIRM or DICKSON &LATTA
YOU'D fesrSSstfpily inform bis friends and the
public gehcttilly now reeeiviug: d IA.
riefy of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which hs
will sell lew for casl--tTwoi doors above III,
plan'crs' Hotel, and immediately opposite James
esq pib"" -. -
Z, Camden, S. C. Dec 10th, 1850 r. 90
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
Nv EQUITY.

els W. Nv ECClII.
esHhilouisa Bclser,
q a&T itse Es.
Lawrence II. Dclscr,
Robert c. Myers,
John Mccullough,
j. c. Rhamc. gTJ
y appearing to my sa,isf-cti.n that
Eobert.C e. Myers, one Of the defendants
Hr ttie above stated case is absent from and
without the limits Of tho Stale of South.
I!iarollna. IT is ordered that sad Robert
=. Myers, dop'end. answer or demur TO The
colnpa'nants bill Of complaint within three
inoftha from The date Of the implication of
i''s, order. o., an order pro co,.fcsso will be
taken against HIM. n, w nl1
w. +. d. 'IiAYNSWORTH.
,,,,,z t"mr Eq'r s.. d.
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Saddle and Harness Manu-.
factory, .s. 4: x.

IUCtCI "
HiE Subscriber respectfully nnnources
to The citizens OF Camden and vicinity,
that having taken the establishment Of
MIR. C.. NJ. Wicnges, is.prepnred to fill any
order in the above line on reasonable terms.
Also, Military work e every description
made to order.
All Ready made Wcrk on hand. s$ill lie
disposed OF at Cost. ss.,i~, 49,.
4; LUXE. ARMSTRONG.
N-B.-Repairing OF all indSNdOnc with
ncntness and despatch.
April 20, 1852. 26-4t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HHoofIamd,s Gcr,nnm Tsittcr..

This celebrated medicine is one of the very
best in the country, md its good qualities only
need 10 be known, TO give it precedence over
oil others now in use. We have soon its good
effects lntely, after the total failure Of many
others. This is saying moro than we cnn for
any other medicine within our knowledge, and
We fcol il duty to recommend the Bitters to
tho notice Of our friends The genuine is pre-
pured by DR.. c. N. JACKSON, Philadelphia.
RYy2
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MantleS Mantles

Fine Black Grenndine NIantlrs at SO cents.
Extra fine Black do. d. IS
Superb quality Blk Sewing Silk Mantvs So. 90.
Extra fine White Swiss Muslin :" LOO.
Superior White Grcnadinc +" $50
hlcnest french tiinb'd White Lace &c $50
The above Goods nrc of the bcst o,lalitjss
latest styles, and lowest prices. -
w. J. JACOBI e. SON,
22l kinG-st., opposite the Big Boot
May &, 1852. 29-tf
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Spring and Summer Clothing

tHHE Attention Of the public, visiting the
City. is invitehto the Ne,c and Fash
'oaatte Spring end Summer Stock now. receiving
':7 AT DUNN & DGRYEis.s' -. :. :
235 King Street, ION the Bend.l J., :,
We have on hnna and are constantly Receiving
OF our own MANUFACTURER all the latest patterns
Of Spring and Summer GooIs, made up in tho
he't and most fashionable manncr and warrant
them to give perfect satisfaction !,
N. B.-+Grcat Bargnins can bc had in the bal.
nnce of orr Winter rStock as wy must clear il,
out TO make room for our Spring anj Summer
Goods. PLEASE call and examine nj l''1
23S KING STREET, Chur!cston. S. c.. .
March 90, 1852. Ea2-te
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The State Of South Carolina,
SUMTER DISTRICTS EqulrY.

W;II;o : g iseei.S- TIT tH4"n"H 44ssae!Hu3st
Harvey :Skinner.. y - So i,ST-TE'l'
II .apPsatng 70 ny sat:sfaction thar
William 5. Relsef, me OF The Defendants
in the aboyelstated case, is absent from aud
without the ilihitsidf the State of tSsouih
Carolina. It's ordered that. tilt. said Viii
liam 5. Belser do, plead, anbtser. Or ,dempr
10 the Conlplainant's Bill OF Complain.
within the time preacribed by law or an
order pro eontssso may be taken against
him. So ''t. n lHFiaI as.I Wl1ft,f StAE
w. FfB. HAYNsWoRTIF,a ,afiF
.NH -. - .Corn'r En-. s. d.
Z Feb. 2lst. 1852 !! o12 e;i~.,l9r-5mit
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HEAD QUARTERS. J
44,h Reu't. S. T.. NJ, - {

OIDfoRD. March 5, 1852.
Mr.. John Il. Logan hnying been appointed
Sergeant Major of the Furty-Four,h Krgitilent
So On. hlili,in, will hc nbcyed md respected
accordingly. by order Of Col. +. NJ. MELLET.
w. Il. WILDER, Adj. .a..I
ny Walchmun copy one time.
March 9, 1852. Colt
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For MurraV's Ferry,

WRlGII'S BLUFF, AND ALI. THE
LANDINGS ON THE SANTEE RIVER
f'9@7nh THE Steamer, PEE DEE.
ssEFFifttEFaa will discontinue her trims to
'Ezz-S1zazzizssthe above named places, nftcr
the lst of May, but will commence again
early in the fall, and continue TO run reru-
larly throughout The season.
Due notice will be given through the
newspapers, Of the time Of her leaving
Charleston on her first trip up next season.
GEO. w. EASTERN, Captain.
Charleston, April II. 1852. GOA
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A. ANDERSON,
MRMHSR MWN NMANNN
SuIRltcrvillc, S. q.

SuIntcrviIlc, S. q.
Respectfully informs the people of Sum 30
ter District !hnt ne Inns just rcccivci aud Ea
now offers for sale the best selected and Ifp
most choice stock of -
Spring and Summer Goods
That has ever been brought to this markell
lie lias received many new styles Of Spring and
Summer Goods, which purchasers would do
we'll to examine be fore buying elsewhere.
Black Bl,h', Green and mixed Broad Clothes,
Plnin and Fancy CnssiIncrcs: Satin, Velvet,
ana Silk Vestngs, Boys and Mems Caps, &c.
-ALSO-
a full and large supply Of Hosiery, Gloves.
Suspcndes. Crnrats, 1Iandkerclirfi, &c. &c.
NIL %! Which will he sold on tlr most liberal
terms, and nj prices to suit The times
t..p Garments manufactured by the subscri.
her, anu warranted to give satis(acion. Or
drrs from distance promptly attended to-
lie may be found ut the stand formerly oc.
c,iried by Conway, and more recently by
ID. w. Price.
A. ANDERSON.
April 81, 1859 o5 #
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Notice.

The subscriber having purchased the STOCK
ol.GOoDS he longing to a. J. g. p. Moses,
viii continue business at their old stand. and
assures his friends, and the public generally
that he will do nll,in his power to inufit their
confidence and patronage. @
PERRY MOSES.
February 10, 1859 , lG If
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Notice.

A IL Person having demands aganst the
IN Estate OF o. 8. REEFS, deceased, will
hand them in properly attested, and those
indebted will make immediate payment 20
w. WATIES REES.
May 4, 1852. 'n.'', 2B-,f
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Charleston Market.

F. MAY Is, 1852.
Coiton-The transactions yesterday
renched upwards Of 1900 bales, at extremes
ranging from 7 1-2 0 1-2c. Prices were
about the same asPreviously reported.
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Warranted to Stand the
Southern Climate.
&l, 900. 600

SAVED YEARLY. READ! READ! READ! MARK
THIS FACT!
SfiVcr's Plastic Mineral Paint
Wa stand any climate rifhouf cracking or
tlist.ring!!!!
ScErTIcs! Read this testimony from the
President of the Recalling Rail Road Company.
OrrIcE OF Pulls. 6; READ1Na r. r. Co,
No IS :. Front 81 cor. Of WHiing's Alley.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1852
}. :. SILVER. Esq Dear Sir: We lluvc used
your Plas,ic Paints" for more than ycnr,
nnd for painting bridges, dcpots, &c., &c. we
have found ii equal 10 any We have used in
iact We now give IL preference over all others
We have tried fnr ruch purposes.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN TUCKER, President.
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ChantillV Wells.

Now open large assortment uf E,nbroilere
Black Chuntilly Dsmi- Wells prices range from
50 cents up to Sc n pisces. They will be found
very cheap for the qualities and styles
W. J. JACOBl L. son,
22l king-st., (bend,) orn. the Big Boot.
May 8, 1852. 59-tf
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titty-three, fifty:four and a half, and
forty-six millions, with some fractions
in each casc. A writer in 1887 based
the yearly ratio of increase at three
and q half per cent, which would make
tho population, at the end of 1850,
twenty-five millions aud over. ~
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TO PL AN T Frs.

= = - =! = yHH ~ . ~ GS " =.
The subscriber hns just received large stock
Of goods for SPRING AND SUMMER, which,
he offers at Charleston prices. ioss expenses.
10 Bales heavy OsnIhurrs,
~" - Shirting and She-t,ngs.
" - Blue Dcnims and Marlboro Stripes,
10 llirls Bacon Sides anu Shoulders,
- Bbis Baltimore Flour,
$4,000 fine Spanish Segurs,
Sugars, Coliccs, Teas, &c. &c.
Nlolasses, Soap, Starch, DC.
l.. b. HANKS.
April 9th 1872 2i-f
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Notice,
Election Of Music Teacher

The Hoard Of Trustees Of tho Bradford
Springs Female Institute will elect an addition.
al hlusic Teacher on The last Monday In this
month, Applicants ~ill please address Tho
principnl at the Institute. Salary five hun I.
drca dollars and bda rd. f,pf / f'lf1F GH o.
EDWIN CATER, Principal. d
GV Tri.weckly Charleston Mercury will
cory two weeks and forward account.
February ,, 1852 ia-t
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For Sale,

My HOUSE AND LOT, in the village of
"n!n!crriile. whore ! now live. There are
FIFrY.FIVE ACRES OF LAND in tb. In,
Terms made easy to the purchasers.
jan Is, 1852. l3-tf w. LEWIS.
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DRY Goods. and Groceries,

fTME Suhscfiber'respectlully informs his
friends andtthe public generally, that
he han just returned Aftoin Charleston, and
is receiving .well Selected assortment OF
.DRYGOODSs4AD GROCERLES,
which he Mill sellas low as can be afforded
i'll this market for CASH ti.' ~ n
! Corn, Meal, and Grsl, kept for sale as
usual. ,#, Il. O'CONNOR.
March %, 1852. 22-,f
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Rail Road Notice.
gaeesssasss ErtESss5 AS1TG
essssyL d SsyL ss!lssss%
Esc'ks OFFICE, VIII. d MAN. X. R.A}

ESc'ks OFFICE, VIII. d MAN. X. RA}
April Il, 1852.
I'M and after the Isl OF May the Freight
" on all articles from any point on tta
Wilmington &, Manchester Rail Road TO
Charleston will be paid in Charleston, and
all articles from Charleston TO points on
the Wilmington & Manchester Rail RUad
will be paid at the point OF delivery, and
no article will 10 delivered until the
Frcighl is paid.
Freights on all articles for AL points on
the South Carolina Rail Road (ctcew
Chn'isS,o".) must be pre- geM1 or the a1ti-
clcs will not he forwarded.
LII. FLEMING,
Res. Eng. W, q. ". R. X. Co,
~" Black Riyer Walchman and Dar-
li,igton Flag iilsfrt for one month =.
April 20, 1852. 25-Jti
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
VOL. VINO. 5.

The wife, daughter and son-in,law
ofa man named j. McNaly, the owner
Of properly in Philadelphia, have been
arrested in Fairfax county, Va, on the
charge Of numbering him. His body,
which was inferred at Alexandria, was
disinterred, and found 10 have received
thirteen musket shots in the breast.
COUNTERFEIT BILLs.--This place is
perfectly flooded with counterfeit and
fraudulent bills; We had FIVE offered US
IN one day this week. They are
generally of small denomination, and
hence are mere readily taken. Look out
for them.--- Madison Argus.
The Election on Beaver Island among
the M-rmons was unanimously dem
ocratic, for Presidential electors, Con-
gressional and State officers. The entire
vote cast was 100.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

ACCORDING to modern traveller in Ger
many, they have a very singular custom III
that somewhat singular country. During
service at church on the Sabbath they have
a general concentration of coughing and
blowing! The clergyman pauses at Pc
riods Of his discourse, steps back from the
pulpit, and stands and blows his nose. The
entire congregation at once imitate his exam
ple:cougHilg, sneeZinC. and practicing on the
nasal organ then, but disturbing the cpnEre-
CATION az no other time, It strikes Us that
this IS a good arrangement; for in influenza
seasons, or times Of a general "coid, the
diversified entertainments of this kind are a
sad drawback to both preacher and congrega-
ton Harper's Magazine
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
CHANGER aAE.
NI.Eam MOrehsad,


Benjamin Ripley and erss his wife. ard John C1svin
inpledsd VISA Robert VI MiEler, s.
NT OItE is hereby given, that by virtue OF an order
- and decree ia CEancery The Circuit Court OF Do
county the Stal Wisconsin, male and entered
in said Court on the2lst da~ Of October a D. tbe
cause be'ere said Court wherein William Morshesd 5
complai ant and Bersamn Ripley aud Persis his if-
ano John -Yton and bert n. Miier defendants
anu on authority "a eean given. we'll sell public
Que 10 the highest ulder for cash in band saturday
tns ism CHf gf DGcs smb=r, A. B 1852, between the
hours Of Ceioc a. and O'Clock N, q said day,
a. ihe p ht iuar the Court Il usa. n the town OF
Mineral futtt lH said u- aaIthe right tjls and g.
tei est u c Ee said 3rHjamiu X Tiey and Parsss
wife, and Joan Clayton, defendants, had the
The mortgage referred 20 in said order aud dccreeo and
into the tagwn described estate, with appur-
tenances ereantO belonging, 10 vii situate, lying and
being IN the county OF Iowa aud -tae ii HiscUu
hnown sUd designated an the United stat Nap OF
surFet he southwest quarter of section mum Der tir-
" sohe undivided Two thirds parts shares Of the
hall OF the Io invest quarter OF section number thirty
IN township number ige- north 81 range nun Der
east Of The fourth principal meridian being the
real estate described ia said decree. The above se
VIII b. made 70 satisfy the OF two hundred and
ninety d1iars and sxY two cents the Gecreed by
ihetOurt % re due by tIe said eend ants lin Ri
ley and PeTs i.is " ia, and John clay the sad
cOnplaiHaatl for priEcipal and Interest On the said
mortgage, aisl sCc-uiast cots aGd interest
Rt-5GAKD ;. EIFfAS, -heTif
Iowa county, Wis.
PARLET EAToy, Sol fsr Comp 6N3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

~ The Madison papers notice the
arrival of Mr. Atherton, Of this place, 10
purchase depot grounds in that village
for the Madison branch Of the valley
road. The Argus says that the sand
ridge at the south end Of Washington av-
euue, near the head Of Third Lake, has
been selected, and that the company are
determined to push that branch through
10 an early comPletion.-JaAssriHs Gaz
SAN FRANCIsco AND AUsTRALIA.-The
distance from San Francisco to Australia
Is about , 200 miles. Large numbers
are leaving the former for the latter,
mostly Americans who love a rowing lite.
Il is proposed to run a first class steamer
between San Francisco and Sidney.
~ The Odd Fellows of the United
States spend more than half million a
wear in aid Of sick members, dc.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
u Cards inserted by the year at 81 per line.
Tailoring.

TEyHE undersigned would respectfully tender -
his thanks 10 the cit zens OF Mineral Point Ia
and vicinity for past IA gars and inform them that p
he eontip1es business al his old stand High Ii
Street. where WILDE pleased - r5ceIFea conLnu2nce
OF public
ny-Gentemen's Globes cleaned and pressed on short
notire HENRY PRICE.
August 10. 1882 42tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
HANs ERZ sALE.

Louisa NJ Aine-,
Joel Clayton 2ai Margaret
hiF wife
y Office is hereby given, that by viftne Of order
IN and d. cree Ia Chrncery uf the trc it Court
Count ths state uf Wisconsin IN ade and entered
IA sall loEE the 2fst day Of October, d. 1852. in
the cause before said Count wherein Louisa VI Minor
mplaEaut aud JoeI Clzyt5n aud Margaret his wife.
arc defeu ants. and authority therein given, will
ell pubic yandus, the highest bidder for cash in
hand on -arsy the t-th day OF December a. D. 1882,
between he 1oHrs OF E+ne Ucucz and four O'CLOCK
Of said day, % tn. front door She Cuur5 House,
ia the !oa u Mineral Point, ia said cJ8aty.a The right
title and Interest whiC She said ygal CLAYTON a7d Mar
gare his wife defendants, had the date of the mort
gage REFER 20 in said order AID decree. and into he
following described real estate, with the agpurtenan
ccs thereaE selJHgilg- 90 wit: The half of The
south eaat -ter aut the half Of south west
quarter e section number twenty seven, in township
number aJFtl, IN range number east. situate,
wing ana in The county uf Iowa and
cuusn- 2 containing ol hudred and sixty acres, ueng
the ts-s 8esC-oed n said decree The above
sale l I.aIa satisfy tle Df three huaLred
and & ty I4-s aud forty two MS, the sum decreed
by ihr Caarf be dna by the said defendants Joel
Clayton =aI 1faret bis wife, the SAID c1raDla uaut.
f. prncI rl iateest tAe said NOR gage, ana &C
cruiug cess and interest
RIgHARD s. VIVIAN sheriff
Iowa County, Wis.
PAELEg E.rsv, Sol. for Com. Gw3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
Doot. wEEEIAgE HsLDEsRAND,

PRACTICES MEDICINE, SURGERY AND NiDWIFERv,
Nm MINERAL POINT, Wis. lie keeps good supply
y Of Drugs and Medicines. Clice, three cCors be-
low the Post ONCE, high street. Residence over
Fairchild's Store.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

FT1ENDERs his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
4 to the inhabitants OF Mineral Point end vicinity
and would inform his friends and the public, that he
has removed his Tesiderce % the house formerly own
"a and occupied bv COZ d " Tones, directly opposite
the Masonic Hall, aud Ills Office door below the
Burke FaircbiG Esg and Two doors above the
Post Office
Mineral Point, Aug. ~ 1852. s4f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

JUSTICE OF The Pc PEACE-FraEbHn gFigh}ardP- @.
y Wis, WIN attend t. the payment of Taxes Convey
ancnz, and other business may DO entrusted TO
him, with accuracy and desq4tch
Franklin, Iowa County, V IS, Aug. 1851. iltf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

oFTHE PEACE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
HTTLI attend to preparing the necessary papers for
Nv procuring LAND WARRASTs. under the late act
n Congress; and also, drawing Mortgages or other Ie-
raj Instruments and al other business appertainn 10
his ONCE, or as Attorney at Law. ONCE in the east
Room ofhe Lower Floor Of the Court House, Mineral
Paint.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16

DEATH OF A MINISTER one hundred
years old.--That venerable aud useful
servant of God. the Rev. John Mcintyre,
rested from his labors on the 18th instant,
at the residence Of his son-in-law, Mr..
Alexander Purcell, in Robinson, \. c.,
in the one hundred and third year of bis
age. 1t is comparatively seldom that
we hear Of q minister Of the Gospel
reaching his threescore and ten; bat
here was d venerable man Of God, who
had been spared TO wear the harness for
more than a century. Presbyterian.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
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c-s~The ouly good ana cheap HOUSE, SIGN. and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
Wagons BuzSias ard -sajEls Banners, .ReEsIiss aad
Transpsreucies, Painted with and despatch.
Paper hanging. whites ashn- AMI W2lstaiuiuz done
in the best style Country orders punctgay attended
-. Residence one door north Of the Franklin Iolse,
Mineral Point. Wis IEIy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
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A TFORNEY AT Law, Counselor and Solicitor in
u Chancery, and General Land Agent htaerA Point
Iowa Co. Wis. will practice Fifth Judicial Cir
cut, and the supreme Court AZ Mazaou Any business
entrusted to him VIII receive prompt attention
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-16
ONT, WIS, THURSDAY, DECElIBER l6, 1852.

collect the rents for such rooms as NAV be occu-
pied by private individuals in the County Build
ing
Ordered, That upon presentation Of any Tax
Deed or Deeds unlaw fully given by the county,
and receipts exhibited foF taxes paid on the same
by any individual, and the evidence Is shown to
the Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors of Iowa
county. it shall be the duty Of said Clerk to take
UP sdch Deed Tor Deeds, Receipt or Receipts, aud
Is hereby empowered 10 issue, and the Chairman
OF the Board to sign Orders for the several
amounts on the County Treasurer in conform
anee with and agreeable To Section No. Il, of
Chapter Is of the Revised Statutes.
Ordered, That a sum not exceeding Two Hun
dred Dollars be appropriated for the purpose Of
making repairs in and around the Court House !;
said sum 10 be expended under the direction of
Messrs. Samuel Wheeler, john Messersmith and
Clerk OF the Board.
Board adjourned 10 meet on the ID Monday in
January, D. 1853. at2 PM
JOHN MESSERSNITH, Chm.
n B. BoYDEy, Cl'k BID SUBS