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MARIE DE LA NOUvELLE-ORLEANS,

= - -
oRpowyz EcE REIz41SFd Ux IMPRESSIONS DELA YzLLE
Contr6eur de Ia vile l 4 lundi davr de
chsque annee dadjager la four
par departments buans du de Ia S
pendant enq jours epque f1e les dts
div,ses eomme es, pourvn aPres l.,
de hancs autres oo printing! que
pass lie eonai ses pour ION et IA ou
ormulss bancs autre' ssons Poufnt
dahs places lie ems eeniat
mpson la fournare de ou'es ies formulas ennes ct
de Dreeu ct toat ou gouysrne
vile, exsce dee dsvosde eurs plaees MONS qu
Ar, g. u sa du Conirolsur dobn de ehaun des
eop oules blan chooses destnee.
lis pourent be DIN dnns Per.reee de de-
bureau sS 81 psa par les aa
pour lie dit eonrA dnrn' e de-i hre pour Ia paoea
Art Que propositions f,ss pour chaeun des
u poasia oSnr sSApn! grandeur
par qu dvont ee impmt par Ia
% asi pou a @ s s.f pe
be ge se d. mS de tT"ases % az een'sn
u mmedatemeut pres adoption finale ct la pubcson de
ce odonnanoe lie GO uo..f presdsra Nehdt, APES s9 oas
pour lannes espifant quatrame undt d'avnl 1883
ndspr ds G F PuSlauss ds sn,endrs avec h
les bancs etc. de niers &c qan AIT UNI Grmie
dans sst article. Woo r, ,,poeNr
President u Conseil ies Aderm
lsignE FRANS ALPuENTE,
President du Consei des Assistants Aldermen.
AfsisuI ffstgasI ' '''' '''' AID. CRossMAN, Maire.
BUREAU DU CoNTRoLEUR,
VILE NILE ORLEANS, II Ayril, 1885,
@a-Ayis est par la presente donne qu'en
vendra bnreau LuhD Is
Ay, midi rabss lee contrats 'oun tontes les oms
ees ss,S lau Aa o. DHBUys con,roieur
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DlAN0 FORTES.-The subscri--e0G
Il ber has 90 hand and for sale the
ss ssia 81 piANos No n The ety. principally "
GUITARS from MARTIN, together with SHEET MUSIC PRKCEP-
TORS etc. u For hre-ThIse four good insrum
ssp9n HENRY PARSONS, 10 Camp street,
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HHOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS-BRAN-
~ DIEssszac Of the 1885, 1855, 1905 Co.
and qualities.
WiNES-Od Reserve PahstnhO South Side
des, Dan Gordon and Harmony NsPhsws Sherry Old Sui
and Sparkling Hook Creme Bouzy
other brands Of chsmpagus ws Wine eais and
cases, Of all qualities. - =
Holland Gin Jamaica and ST. CfoI Rum Roanoke
aad Old Rye Whisky Brandy Juice Cordns o
Boxers Berlin and Goueys
in ths of WINES and LIQUORS. which a. reason
able ternns be found, for cash city paper.
800 casks PORTER and ALE, pnts and quarts.
NJ sEWELL T. TAYLOR, 10 Roy al street.
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HIN y IN
~ SPRINGS, BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRIS
IL aad MISSISSIPPI CITY extending to PasCA,0I Ia on SAL
tRDaY and stopping at RT PIKE TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYs-Lake Shore 1ri-Weekly packet steamer lEOLE Ihs
packet steamer ChoLE Chnries
Walker press for thus trade with superior acoomo-
ous the Ponehartan Rarosd on asa Of the Cars at
the folowst =. ~, u,
| Leaves ksp0rieans: Leasts Lynehtnrg and Btozt.
TUESDAYS - .by 10 A. NJ Cars WEDNESDAY EVENING
THJPsDkYs .....I0 A. Nj. Cars FIR DAY EyENlNG
SATuRDAYs -. P. NJ SUNDAY EVENING
I from Lyncsbnrg Bosi or intermediate landings ~
| bOi Children and Servants, u sos Deck, VI. .
tyr Freight the Railroad Depot all the week. up to
o'clock on and Thursdays ought to be
~ Tbs Wa Letter Bag ef the Agent Tues
Ia ana Thr,sdays at 0 O'Clock NJ Saturday, p NJ
mh26 y. YnoDeos AxenS ~ ."nA 49,.
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REGULAR PACKERS.

EyOR PLAQUEMINE = Regular ~ u
~ Packet sUMhKR .4RRdyGEMENT,- The Ls!2e31.3sif
steamer OPHELIA will a a regular packet, ~
the
the Doswel will leave Every SATURDAY MORNING at
o,r oek. JOE SALIBA, Capian
s For freight passage apply board the ST Louis
sr.st. ap' sm
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KEY WEST.

VIII leave THURSDAY, Apris ,at O'Clock AN.
EOR KEY WEST, via PENSACOLA, ~eGESs
Il AP.LIcincoLA sT MARKS CEDAR KEYS .sSs41aeisAss.
aud TAMPA BAY--U. Mil Lne.-The U. S. Mal
JAMES DAY w H. Talbot commander will leave above For
freight passage, app TO - - . =.
npl3 GREEN. HARDING d Co IS Povdrna rect
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wiliissv SUNDAY, May 1, at O'Clock An.
EOR CALIFORNIA via VERA CRUZ. <gf
GaLVESTON.

To sail on SATURDAY, April qs, at 8 O'Clock a.
EOR GALVESTON, INDIAN0LA, <HTF$.
PORT LAvAcA and MATAGoRpA BAY.-isEu
lar NewOsnna u S. Mail Line Of Low Pressure
The steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah smith.
will above landing freight the wharve Ind And
Invara fsn gh-rge NatagOria Bay without charge
For pnasag having
apply 70 HARRIS MORGAN, - Tehoupi,yuns street
to The Line having established s Pilot Pas Cavnlo Far
will hasr and out under the superyon is Catans apls
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sNnR M0RILR N.ily U. S. Mail : !.

| sIsoR oRMOBILE-n~ily U. 8, Mail =
q leuild packet steamers FL, IA 6REGON
la sen, CALIFORNIA, Captain Sam rose a. trsis
Cst L H. a. Hen (hasing expressly for tn .l
With a.LefioI aeeoEinotauns) 0ae Of gtsarn,
leave me tohhafsfRn Railroad DAILY
ing, and Tuesdays and Fridays returning - ""'' so-
sight for Bay Louis Pass Chsian and p.sc.vor,. ,
be 10 CREOLE. ~ 's'~'a h'"s'
~ The way Letter Bag for Mobile will oeo Of IN,
in the mall lell Il, GEDDEs Agent ia RsnL mr.
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fbNO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and .-y .
Il OWNERS. New Orleans January TO- 1s53- fliA2~x
@ .. mas ms day commenced GENERAL
STEAMBOAT AGENCY account and c55no L,s-I
stuvey 10 such business 10 thus presenting
friends and the pubc he experience while in te
employ Of others the
his whole time and personal og ther his
general alntsnee with shippers NAV secure t
age and eonsderatlon References respectfully
Msssrs WATERS, CAMDEN 4 CO., New OTleans,
STONE WALMoRTH
BRIDGE a BRO,
WHITE BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO. W CABLE, steamer L. Nj. Kennett,
W. W. BAKER,
r. NJ HUNTER. Amhasssdor
lanl j. J. CHILL, Office ~ Povdras street New tIrIeans
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TAMPICO.

FOR TAMPICO, with dispatch. - The A
a. @ sailing eoRpred and clipper schooner AM
abo For freight having Of her apply
sps BARELL CO., 81 Common street.
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TdMPa B1Y,

FOR TAMPA BAY-Regular Packet.--The
fs fast sailing schooner L. f. ROGERS, Capt Archibald MNs
loading, win dsptch. For freight
hay ng rio. mmedaon apply to the Captain
apso J.P. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp street.
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

willlsaye THURSDAY, April 81, at O'Clock
Tor BRAZOS SANTIAGO, POINT sSz9TSf9,
4 ISABEL MATAMoRos and BROWNSVILLE Hszsaszaa.
Regular NewDsans u s. Mail Line Steamship The
favor steamship CHIT John Lawless, MASTER will leave as above
carrying Mails gh passage having superior
ions, apply 10
apis HARRIS a MORGAN, 70 Tchoupltouss street
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kHOR L.AFOURCHE. Coast and <~5
l. LaOgIehe paeket-The steamer DR.. BATEY, LeltktRtF
EVENING 81 o'clock, and EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, al
O'Clock : or freight tr PASSAGE apply board,
no'2I II A. LAFoREST, 2s Bienvile street,
LfOR WABASH RIVER-New Or
- leans and Wabash River Paoket-The and slAfxwS
splendid hgh daaght steamer sILAs WRIGHT
Capt L. o. Coolidge Will regular
w f"fe'sht W phasase apply Gu board jan
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OPELOUS4S.

VIII leave THURSDAY, April a. at 10 o'clock
ENOR OPEL0USASrThe new and ~ l.
~ fsst ranpiBg steamer HPELOUsAs, John Lf7skTSSEC
Davis mater freight
Panusmne indian Village, Grand Rv. Aehafaays, smm.pot
b. Ciizss all landings the forffeigh
vi P's'' APf' ~ f. BARRETT, 20 Biensils street.
~ Bayou Gas~s fsigh will b. LANDED =. smm.P ap,s
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yerin buean IUNDI IS
Avr, midi rabe lee contrats ournir ntes les iorms
REFUSES les divers deparements de
VILE, jusqu quatreme lund dasri lsS4 ,,s .,
ApIb
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY April 20, at o'eioek P. NJ.
NOR ALABAMA RIV ER-Via the 1 -
a. RiseITtem The foot OF Cnstomhouse seet1 ~
lAnd Alabama River ght da gh' and sariof pas
packet PEARL, A. p. Boalman Is
freight
hoard Customhause
OtyLksBf q MACAHLAfs Ichoup toias street
Shippers have the of good. marked on the pack
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WHBASH RIVER.

win leave WEDNESDAY, Aprif 81, az oe1ockr.x.
EHOR LAFAYETTE, TERRE HAUTE y -
II aud VINCHNsF - The superior PASSENGER LfiA9sssS
;tramgr j. NJ. NILS. A. R. Irwin, master, will a
leave above. For freigh apply board
apo ROGERS GuihE q co ls Poydras street
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SAN FRAAfCISCO,

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.-An A fast sailiu,,
ak Of $50 tgns will be da shed on or abt tb
s9lh Of Artu should sufficient frsi fst ots Apply
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TRIESTE.

TOR TRIESTE very fast sailing ~
J. CLEANER H. Fleiner having nearly all Ak
her cargo enga ed viii dispatch. For reghi@
mbsi W. e. Z. BoGERT & CO. 10 Camp street.
EOR TRIESTE.-The fine A l fast sailing
American ship MARIA Capt whitu1ore loading
ply J.P- WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp street.
tF- For passage apply u the Captain on board mhg
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RED RTVER.

VIII leave THURSDAY, april 81, at O'Clock P
NOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHl- ~ M
ToCHEs, ALEXANDRIA and ali int4rInediste LFsk
lfndirg-The light draas sht steamer PI0
Parker will leave ahoSe. For freight pass
nge, apply on board, o Bienyine
ta0 H. NJ ROBINSON, Agent, IL Canal s'reet.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 20, 1853,
VTCKSBURG.

wiIlI,svs SATURDAY. April %. y O'Clock
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENT0N, ~ =
u NEW cARTHAGE, GRAND GptL, HanD LE424tt3
TIMES RODNEY ST. JOSEPH, WhrEHPROOf, - -
NhTCIiEz FORT ADAs5s BAYOU SARA, sgd ~
packet steamer NATCHEZNo
e. r. p Leather sbove Forfeighs
'fr' D. r.. CARROLL. Union Row 50 carondelei street
msnfs with the NOLAST
CAMPBELL and will take heght Tor All points on the
VAzSo sp3o
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BORDEAUX.

EOR BORDEAUX. - The very fast sailing
packet JANE WILLIAMS T. l. Masson master having
all will quick dispatch For freight Of 500
having fns accommodations, apply
apls G. T. BoGERT Il CO. 10 Camp street.
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CORK.
ST. PETERSBURG.

NOR ST. PETERSBURG - Passage only
sailing American ship SARAH G. HYDE csrt
Snow having will have 91ick dispatch For
passage having plndd modatons apply to the Captain On
Spso ' y JP. WHITNEY CO., sI Camp street.
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PHILHDELPHLH.

EOR PHILADELPHIA-Pen & Barton's
Line of PaefsI he fast sailGg paeketbs NASHUA Mortimer,
master, n her
qHok dispatch For balance q e ght apply
j. y. AsHBRibGEa co. SO St. Charles street.
\. nL.Arl- MI
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EOR GLASGOW. The A British bark
CALIFORNIA Captain Gall now loading, and will have I'M
GEO. ARNOLD HOLT, 81 car0nhslet street,
JP. WHITNEY d CO.. 81 Camp street.
For pAsangs apply 10 the Captain 0 board mhi2
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LIVERPOOL.

EOR LIVERPOOL. - The / fast sailing
American ship SEA NYMPIi Captain Pan, hsyiog the greater
rsrt OF her engaged will have nsda Dispatch Fot balance
ofeght, apply GFFNEY LOWELL, lie Common st. apis
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ALAB.4M.4 RIVER

willleave WEDNESDAY, April 20 at O'Clock P. N.
ESOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, fS =
u SELMA and Landings on the Ala ANA RysI, EatsssT
via the New BanThe els steamsr W f s1hnR01
III MPkA, C od master receyng eght at tee New bAsn
i'll leave board or
MCDOWELL. JR., BELL IL Poydrns street,
ap90 or FARLEY. JUREY co. A. Caron i.et street.
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.

Capt having portion Of her engaged will have
quick dpsth freight having excellent
hoard Lower Pcayune Tier
OF 10 -'' BARfILl 4 co. al Common api9
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HI IRE.

EOR HAVRE.-The A l fast sailing ~
J. American shp QUEEN Captain Manson, l4hIg
1aing quick Dispatch For freight Of 500 bales
Cotton spply J. r. WHITNEY co, sl Camp street.
passage having splendid aeeonmodAon apply to he Captain
on mh2s
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EOR PH[LADELPHLA-He Line. :.
BHLTLMORE.

a The fast sailing regular psse. schooner Y. s. JAMES IfS
Weseott having the Of her x~
have quick dispatch. balance r-gh passage sppy
ort GEO ". itYNs0N, so Camp street. ap
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06

the vast congregation of the dead They
don't care if they die themselves-they
have become SO used to the reek of cor
ruption. They even laugh at the riotings
of the skeleton Death, and crack jokes in
the horrid atmosphere where scarcely they
can draw breath for utterance.
The stoical negroes; too. who are hired
at FIVE dollars per hour to assist in the
work of iEterment, stagger under the stiff
ling fumes, and can only be kept at their
work by deep and continued potations of
the fire water" They gulp deep draughts
of the stimulating fluid, and reeling to
their tasks hold their noses with one hand
while with the other they hcave on the
mould, and rush back to the bottle to gulp
again. 1t is jolly time with these ebon
laborers, and with their white co-workers.
as thoughtless and jolly, and full as much
intoxicated as themselves
And thus, what with the songs and OBJ
scene jests of the grave diggers, the buzz
zing of the flies, the sing song cries of the
huxter women vending their confections
the hoarse oaths of the men who drive the
dead carts, the merry whistle of the boys,
and the sitting reek from scores of black
ened corpses, the day wears apace, the
work of sepulture is done and nj ght draws
the curtain
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06
narietr,.

II Horseradish in milk is said TO be a good
cosmetic.
IL The smell of chloride of lime will drive
away gnats.
IL There are 1913 dogs in Jndianapolis-one 10
every fifth person. Mineral Point can beat that.
II The man whose name transpired, - thinks
of petitioning the next debating society for
one.
II A man who is seventy years old, has
spent 33 years of his life in bed and years al
table.
| II A Federal Union of the British North Amer
lean provinces, is among the things talked of in
Canada
q Some body says the Mississippi has raised
one foot. When it raises the other, it will prob
ably run.
| u Sister Swisshelm saws that man in regi-
mentals always makes her feel as if somebody had
| lost a monkey.
IL Golfer without lock shows that il con
tains no treasure as a mouth always open denotes
an empty brain.
| II An interesting young female writing to a
friend from New York, is exceedingly happy in
her minute descriptions OF the bursts she saw at
the Crystal Palace
II Death is one ofthe few expeditions we don't
as unprepared ever, though we have not par
ticle of baggage to attend to.
u pray Miss C." said gentleman, the 9th
er evening 'whv are ladies fond of officers q
aHow stupid! replied she; is il not natural that
lady should like good offer. sir g.
/ u Butter should always be churned in a room
or apartment, the temperature of which is between
thirty and sixty degrees; at sixty degrees butter
is obtained in the greatest quantity, and at about
| fifty two degrees, of the best quality.
What is the difference between me and new
novel ?" inquired highly rouged damsel of her
beau.
| -aIt is this - said ne "a novel is read because
il is interesting. and YOU are interesting because
you are rcd.
| II The effect OF lead pipe upon water isagain
attracting the attention of the scientific. DR. Hor
alto Adams, of Waltham, in report on the sub
iect says that "less than hundredth of grain
of lead per gallon of water, has been known TO
cause death"
Never seem wiser or more learned than the
people you are with. Wear your learning like
your watch, in private pocket, and do nof pull
II out and strike Il merely TO show that you have
one you are asked what O'Clock it is, tell it
but do not proclaim it hourly, and unasked, like
a watchrnan
1T has been recently stated that Mrs Words
,,-o,.I ,,I lady were once watkins in a wood
! when the stock dove was cooing, and they heard
e farmers wife saying 10 herself, "oh, l do liks
< doves" Mrs. Wordsworth, in all her enthusiasm
for Wordsworth's poetry, took the CID woman te
her heart .Sut" continued the old woman. som'
like them in pie; for my part, there's moth
ing ike en- stewed in onions
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06
1)oetrup.
THE 6LIN D BOY.

II was blessed summers day,
The flowers bloomed the air was mild,
The little birds poured forth their lay,
And everything in nature smiled.
In pleasant thought l wandered on
Beneath the deep woods simple shade,
Till suddenly, came upon
Two children who had thither strayed
Just at an aged beach trees foot
A little boy and girl reclined;
His hand in hers she gently put
And then | saw the boy was blind.
The children knew not l was near
A tree concealed me from their view
But all they said well could hear,
And l could see all they might do.
Dear Mary" said the poor blind boy,
That little bird sings very long;
Say, do you see him in his JOY,
And is he pretty as his song?'
"Yes, Edward, yes" repliea the maid,
81 see the bird on yonder tree"
The poor boy sighed and gently said;
'sSister, wish that could see -
The flowers, you say, are very fair,
And bright green leaves are on the trees,
And the pretty birds are singing there;
How beautiful for one who sees,
"Yet the fragrant flowers can smell,
And l can feel the green leafs shade,
And can hear the notes that swell
From those dear birds that God has made
so sister, God to me is kind,
Though sight, alas he has not given;
But tell me, ar" there any blind
Among the children up in heaven ~
mo, dearest Edward, there all see;
But why ask me thing so odd g
so Mary, he's so good TO me,
/ thought I'd like to look at God!'
Ere long, disease his hand had laid
On that dear boy meek and mild
His widowed mother wept and prayed
That God would spare her sightless child
He felt her warm tears on his face,
And said ''Oh, never weep for me:
I'm going to bright, bright place,
Where, Nary says. God shall. see! y
And you'll come there, dear Mary, too;
But mother, dear when you come there,
Tell Edward. mother, that It's you
You know ] never Jaw you here!"
He spoke no more, but sweetiy smiled,
Until the final blow was given
When God took up that poor blind child
And opened first his eyes-in heaven.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06

~A A few weeks since a genius of the
Icarian school asked permission of the
BiShep of New Jersey to fly from the
top of the church spire in Burlington
The Bishop, with an anxious concern for
the man's spiritual as well as temporal
safety. told him he was welcome TO fly to
the church, but he would encourage 10
man to ay from il
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06

" A solid cake of clay, with the im-
preston of full grown leaf imprinted
upon it, was taken out of a cayote hole so
feet deep. near Columbia, California. The
shape OF the leaf as perfect
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06

~ he Philosophers stone has at last
been dise vered That wonderful COM
position vi. ah was to change all it acted
upon into goId-aas been found. 1t is
Ltdustry with Adrertising-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06
A E. A R }
DIR. WlI. NJ. TROuA

DIR. WM. NJ. THOMAS
Having returned from Baltimore, ,oers his professional
services TO the citizens Mineral Point and the sur
rounding country. he may always be found In INC
ONCE of Dr. Van Dusen one door below Fsirchiia
Store sr OF Dr. Van DuSsn, opposite the
ONCE of washburne * Woodmsn- lie will stend
nronntIx In sill calls both night and day. g1f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
II Cards inserted by the year al 81 PEI lii
GEO. l.. FROST.
Tailoring.

TIME undersigned would respectfully tender o..
his thanks TO the Cit zens of Mineral Point IN
and vicinity for and form them that ~
he CONTINUES. business at his old stand high LII
Street,where he WILDE plea recevea continuance
of pubic
observation-disclosures cleaned and pressed oil shor
notice. HENRY PRICE.
August 10, 1852. 42tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06

LnlELa'.O (GUBHlEYo Id T.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON ACCoJCHEUR.
ITAViNG permanently located himself, in Mineral
IL Point Wis., bcgs to oder his professional services
general and hopes that by strict afien
tion we'll from experiences, 10 merit
share o pu ohc patronage
Once and residences gh street, opposite the ifio-
une building.
Mineral Point, July l2th, 1883. q
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06
CENTRAL HOUSE,

nHAylNc taken the Central House in Mineral Point
for a term of years, the undersigned has furnished
IL entirely new He has Sisbilng for 40 horses Thank
tul for past pains will be spared to make
travellers and boarders comfortable.
az STAG ES leave this house Eve times week
for the Chicago Rail Road, by the of Rockford and
Beloit.
Tx. BLODG EFT.
June 90 1859. 3otf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06

AFFEcTIoNATE PIETY.-Mrs. y. was
pious old lady, but somewhat quaint in her
manner of speech. She was afflicted with
an aged and ailing husband, who, as he
contributed nothing to his own support,
was a heavy burden on the good old dame
Lamensing this to neighbor she said she
didn't have none of the privileges of
widow. If Mr.. was only dead. she might
get the widows wood. He had been sew
en- years dying, and sometimes she kanaeT
thought that God had forgotten ham"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06
p. w. THOM As,

p. w. THOMAS,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
XXyILL attend to preparing the persfo
w procuring LAND WARRASTs, under the late act
Congress; and also, drawing Mortgages or ether e-
and all other business to
ais ONCE Attorney at Law. once in the east
Room ofthe Lower Floor ofthe Court House, Mineral
Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06
II. VAN DUSEN. NJ. ID. d,

VTNENDERS his services as PHYSICIAN SURGEON
to the iuh sbitants of Mineral Point and vicinity,
and would inform his friends and the public, that he
removed his residence to the house formerly own
and occupied by Col. D. w Jones, directly opposite
the Masonic Hall, and his office doCr below the
store Farchild Esq and two doors above the
Post Office
Mineral Point. Aug. o3, 1882. 4Nf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06

gN>EED oIL-Ju-, received and tor sale st
IL T. :. ALIENS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-10-06
SA,iUEI. .yHEELEK

* ENERAI. DEALER in Fancy and Staple Dry
u Goods, Groceries, ,Crockcry and Hardware, tiigh
Street, Mineral Point 50.