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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-17

II. III. FRASER,
COlLJfISSFON ALER CHANT
No. Is cARoNDELET STREET
New Orleans
REFER TO:
Gov. 4. V. Brown, Nashville Tenn; Col T. H. Mcneil
Coahona county. Miss Myrtle, Moore Co. Helena Ark
$ J. Ridley, jackson, Miss; Martini Rhe4 Il Co. Pulaski
Tenn; Jas. c. Malone Esq, Athens Ala.
Octg--Iv. ......-..
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AGRICULTURAL MANuFAcTuRING CoMPANl

FL 80 U laG 54DD
VNTE would call the attention OfMERcHASrs to our Uho
w SHE Department in the second story where they viii
find very large and complete stock of BOOTS SHOES
AND HATS, which we have direct from the hands Of East
Manufacturers; and ofer very low by the package or
dozen, for Cash. accommodating time dealers
In the Retail Department have fashionable and
complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen Misses Eoys
Children and Servants the variety is too large specify
ADVERTISEMENT We solicit the attention If purchasers
feeling confident that s will be suited in quality and prices
A.. h. 4 G. w ROBERTSON
~ Iron Frame Sole Leather Travelling Trunks of best
quaity-a constant supply. A. b. x e. W. r.
Nashville. August 30, 1853.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
DANIEL w. RUSSELL, D. n. BOND
Franklin Tenn Bethesda Tenn
RUSSELL & BOND,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
.frrf..f No. "a, Bro4dDay Nas6rille Tenn.
-. The hghest market nliee paid for Feathers Bees.
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IIERRMAN ). SARONI,
Professor of Vocal Music. Instrumental Music and
f Competition.
r. TERssOne Dollar Lesson payable quarterly Letters
addressed above will meet with prompt attention.
feb 2-ly.
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FACTS THAT AXE FACTS.

Publishers, Box ly6, Phihda-
Booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents supplied on
the most liberal terms. sept2T-ly
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WEBBS & RAWLINGS,
GROCERY, COMMISSION & FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS
Main street, d5or North Of Union Memphis Tennessee
HAVE hand full supply of Groceries, Begging
IL Rope Bacon, Mess Pork, Lard Candles, Flour, &c
which they will furnish to their customers the usual
terms.
All Coons Shipped TO them by water will be covered BY
open Policy unless written the face of the Bill Of
LadiRg, at the time of shipping, no Insurance
~ We prepared TO make Cash Advances on Cotton
n store
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INES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY

vi tested during thc past year. bv many Of i most r.
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser permitted
To refer 10 Ar Samuel Watkins whose serunt cured
Ufa most inveerate Scrofua As0 tue Of DIR J.
Collins OF the disease Five of Cancer haTs
been cured; twenty Of Bone FeiOu Mr. T. a. JOueSs
cured Of Sure Eyes ate having been nnder the
treatments Of two OF the distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally bind.
At least hundred peciable persons in Nashville
and its vicinity be who viii voueh for the great
benefits Of hrs course Of treatment without the Of the
knife mercury.
Cancer Seroala. Rheumatism, Fistul, MeTcuria Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes and al
purities Of the blood.
Twenty wears Of constant Practice Eileen in New Orleans
prior coming % Nashville Those interested.
pecsfaliy invited % ea and consd fee 5f any
charge.
Office No AZ Usion ST. near Cherry.
novlO-ly. EDWARD THOMAS.
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LaAxpKR o. STEVENSON.

yNVE have ON hand large and beautiful stock OF Ladies
w DRESS GOODS, such as plain, checked and bros
cade Silks SILK Robes Berages and Berage Robes and
large lot of beautiful French Musns, all Of which will be
sold extremely low for cash by .-,,,,-,,
aug4 SIENhNSoN q WHILE
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R. F. BELL

RI BELL.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, Receiving, Forwarding and
-tf Commission Merchant
Opposite Sewanee House, College st, No 90
feb2
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L. H SIMPSON SONS
IMPORTERS
Wines, Brandies. Cigars, Champaignes, &C.,
No. 10, BEAFER STREET NEW YORK
And RTE IA BAsTIDE, BORDEAUX msyl6-ly.
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WEBB, RAWLINGS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No IS CiroadsJet Street, Aeto Orleans
Anyot friends who wish facilities Cotton 20 be ship
ped to house in New Orleans can call on us at Memphis
or address US at \. Orleans july29-6n.
~ Eagle Enq., Wing Memphis; Union Nashville;
w T. Wing jackson, copy six months and send in BILL
Memphis Appea{
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z U
CARUTII, TERRY II DEW.
DEALERS II HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
l54 Idfiet 81 and %, Merchant ST., PAiLadelDhd
-Iv
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nR. W ATERS'TOOTH SOAP.-DR. WAT
, TERS-Dear Sir:thls 20 certify that have used
your Soap Dentice and perfectly satisfied il is lie best
article ct tic kind use and long YOU continue a.
Manufacture il Of pure article, you wi lind ready
for IT, No person in the travelling community should be
without it. CHAS. : ROWELf. Dentist.
No N. Chambers street. " y
SIX dozen Waters Chemical Tooth soap Just received
and rr sale by STRETCH x ORR
noXg Conner tt.sus aud Iruinn ~
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EDWARDS & HARRIS.

FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, Sc., &C.
i 2O15 pipes pure Brandy, different brands
t AZ do superior do, old; ..... lh.E.E.r .
81 do superior do cid:
so baskets Champagne different brands;
5 quarter casks Madeira Wine old ndfne;
= do Sherry 81 DO Do fine: 81 "a
- 5 do fine Port do;
20 do good do do;
10 bills Pure NJ Wine;
pipes Holland Gin; : .-...r...
2 casks Jamaica Rum; .'-. ''-'.
10 boxes assorted Cordals; '
25 do Claret Wines; .'.
6 do Curacao Absyntle Maraschna;
100000 Imported Havana Cigars;
$4,000 Domestic Cigars; for sale by, 81. ..
dec5 E. s. cHEATIIAM 4 CO.
nOMESTIC LIQUORS.-5uo bbls rectd Whisky:
10 do old Rye Whisky, Pure;
SO do n. Y Pale Brandy;
10 do N E. Rum;
20 do 5. NJ. Wine; for sale BY
dee5 E. 5, CHEATHAM co.
SUGARs.-l5O hhds prime New Orleans Sugar--oId
In 150bbls refined sugar-Richland Refining;
.s % do S. r. Loaf Sugar; %
20 boxes d K BroOklin Loaf Sugar;
90 bbls Crushed do do 10; o.
20 do Powdered do do do 4.
Just received and for sale low for cash by
aPl *. --.E-l h , CllhATIAM d CO
ENLOUR! FLOURi:-We have in store 500 bSLs
Il Flour, fresh ground and arranted good. = ~.
Also.-2oO bbs St Louis Mills, 700 bbls Ligan Mills,
200 do MasOn's Red River, 600 do Orendof s .-
All choice brands which offer TO the trade al low
rates jams E CIlEHTIIAM Il Co
~ LASSWARE.-2o0 boxes Qurt, Pint, and Half Pint
VI Flasks.
SO boxes quart bottles; so boxes ass'd tumblers
50 boxes jars-gallon half gallon and quart;
2 casks fine decaners. For sale bv o. r.....
dec5 E CHEATHAM K Co
CUNDRIES.-I0o Kegs Nails, assorted sizes; 81 :
- so boxes Langhorl Armstead's Tobacco, very SUI
periOr;
20 barrels Tar; . ta
IS doz boxes Lexington Mustard; LAD
1000 lbs Bacon, suitable for family use;- . HI
% gross of box Matches; -...
few barrels of that old Whisky Also, Few hhds
OF line clarified Sugar together with general assortment Of
Sroceres at wholesale RETAIL at No. % College street,
opposite Sewanee House (maylll r. F. BELL.
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q ENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS

III All YOU who wish purchase Cloths, Cashmere
Nestngs Linens Patent Shirts Linen and Drilling Draw
ers HIEllose Linen and SILK handkerchief Gloves an
CrAvats call in at STEVENSON a WHITE s. No. 80, CC
lee street. for they selling of very low for Cash. in
der Ia make room for their Fall Stack. aug4-
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TTAIIAN MEDICATED SOAP.-For re

L ing the harshest skin decltey SuouIhe, white and sO
removing SaoWness cuianeoLs erupons pimples, tan,
freckeS redneSs. It's sohIhng influence Immediately
aays the irritation of mosquito bites &c while its dating
properties prevents the formation of wrinkles and banShes
them fareidy formed eliciiin the cheek Of age the
cleaness and smollness OF yoIh. Prepared by DR. f.
Goarlud, ~ Walker LIST Store from broadway, York
P,r s,,le nv lebg GEORGE GREIG
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~ ard Union eeis. Nashville, Tenn. Wholesale and
Retail dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints Oils Dye Stus
Window Glass Perfunery, Fine Toilet Soaps BFPshes.
Pure Wines and BTaudes, expressly for medicinal pur-
poses Druggists Physicians Country Merchants and Aas
ufactuTers supplied on he most liberal terms
STRETCH ORR, Wholesale and Retail Druggists
sOrner College and Uninn streets nov9
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/ ADOICAfOKA FOR ANALNfiCALCIiE-
IL MlSTRY.-The Enders gned continues 10 give his
tentiOn TO the analysis Of Mineral waters ores soils yeget
able substances, and productions Of art lie i suPped
with al the necessary apparstus and pEest chemicals and
will promptly an4yz all substances placed in sis pes-
sop When is practicable researches will be Instituted
and opinions given ON all chemical questions
Terms moderate and Uniform
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CHEAP WINES.-JUST RECEIS ED FROM
~ the Grefenberg Company in New York -
80 dozen Brandy;
u do Schedam Cir; ..s.
Il do Gold Sherry; ..s..-
"a do Particular Maseria;
"a DO Port WEe
The above liquors are wifaiied1o ssFsFira Of the
best qualty. They imported Nv the GI1esenbsrz Com
pany expressly for medicinal puIusesas the subscriber
keeps these liquors solely the acrouinodtou of the
public and without any eve 10 profit he viii sell them
retail for dollar per bottle eIeh which is Just about
their original cost and carnage aud oWer than any pro
fssei dealer undertake 10 sell articles ofthe same
quality. ALIEN. MACKENZIE
Aysuf C,ra.fsrber. C,,u.,,.sv
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TTOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.-We havejust
received large stock Of Danask Linen Sheets and
Linen Sheeings, Table Danasks, and large lot OF PLAIN
Linen NAPKINS and Dauask Towels which will be sold very
low for cash by aug4 STEVENSON WHITE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS PLENTY Of
these exhibitions are to be witnessed in
the grog shops about town. Chairs and
tables move about sometimes very brisk
ly-tbo other night decanter few at a
mans head. Wonderful, amt it 2-AH.
hHick
Wives FOR MrNERs.-A ship load of
women we're taken recently from South
ampton, England, for Australia. The
Miners are said to be ready to receive
them with open arms as soon as they can
be landed
ToBAcco.-A petition was lately pre-
sented to the Legislature of Massachu-
sets, for law prohibiting the use Of to-
bacco in public places More unreasona-
bic requests than this have been made Of
legislative bodies
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
New ork, Feb. %

New FORK, Feb. %.
The steamer Arabia arrived bringing
dates TO the 18th.
LiUerDo0Z JIarkct.-FIour, 5000 bbls.
Western Canal, sold at 26s, and Ohio.
27s. Corn, yellow, 50. Lard Cos. Mon
ey languid
Iusurrectio7a at 1llIaH- On the 9th
and 8th. The Austriaus say the revolt
has been quelled Three hundred patri-
OTIS killed. The patriots it IS said mas
sacred the garrison. A dispatch of the
8th says, order is entirely restored. Proc
Iamations Of Kossuth and Mazzania were
posted and Mazzania has gone to Swift
erland to watch events.
Many events preceded the reyolt-ac-
counts vary.
Risings are looked for elsewhere in Aus
tria. France IS sending troops to LON
hardy and Rome respectively.
English Parliament met Tuesday and
discussed programme Of business.
The Proteceionists Society dissolved
their Convention between Chill and Brit
ain ratified 10 new taxes this year.
The Commercial treaty between Prus-
sia and Austria is officially announced.
The Greek succession was ratified at
London
West Montego will probably be settled
by negotiations.
The dispatch announces the Indian
mail, bringing dates from Calcutta to the
9Th, and Bombay to the 18th
Pezue has been formally annexed to
British territory.
The conflict ut Milan was sharp. and
the insurrectionists mostly without arms.
by telegraph from London of the 18th,
dispatches were received, stating that
tranquility had been restored.
At Paris, on Wednesday, the Govern
ment had dispatch to the 8th that an
nounccd the entire suppression of the Nj
Ian Instruction.
Turin ard Piedmont tranquil
The following dispatch was received on
the 9th, by submarine telegraph, from the
British Minister at Berne. for transmits
ion to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs at
London a Geographic message from
Belinzone, dated the 6th, announced that
the gates of Milan were shut. 1t was
supposed that the instruction which had
been queIlei, had recommended"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
DIED,

At Linden, Feb oath, of malignant scarlet fe-
yer GEoaGs WILLIAM, son Of Thos S, and Ann
Ansley. aged years.
In this unexpected death, we are again admon-
ished Of tie uncertainty Of human hopes. Fond
parents have had their cherished autcipations from
a remarkably interesting little son, thus suddenly
bIightel By the cold hand of that dreaded yistant
whom no force can repulse, and no bride can al
lure from oar doors. Yet in view Of it, we hope
they may feel prepared to say,
In all this cap Of bitterness,
Lei not our hearts rebel
God gave, h took, He viii restore,
Re doeth all things WELL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

ATTEMPTED SUrCIDE.-Last Tuesday,
the wrctehed man Cooper, confined in the
Jail for the murder Of Weston, attempted
70 take his own life by bleeding himself
IN the arm A prisoner in an adjoining
cell having heard him vomiting, called the
Jail0r. Cooper was found lying on his
back pale and almost lifeless. The blood
was Immediately stopped, a physician was
called, restoratives we're used, and he Is
now supposed to be out Of immediate
danger No sharp instrument could be
found in his cell aud it IS supposed that
be had opened the vein Of the arm with a
piece eff glass G1Zcua Gazette
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
The Coinage for January.
4.I39.9lI pieces sl90s.098.7 q

4,I399lI pieces SI.9O8.998.7 -
Gold bullion deposited, from California,
49l700O, other sources 45.50O, making
1852, $50. silver bullion, $4,000
From the report it appears that no sill
yer has been coined except three cent
pieces, and but a small amount of silver
bullion has been deposited
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

u Y the subscriber living three miles from Mineral
II Point, .aa uudEeyie road one spotted rcd md
Nhirh haIitr old Inc coming spring The eft
err Is raa-krd g S.uUderbit' taken out Nc other
part cuIar arE~. The quested % call, prove
property, pay eharces and take her away
WM. PHILLIPS.
Mineral pn-n.. Feb. la.h. Is52. 4NIlt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
State of Wisconsin, %
FEH.-...aa-. H.ag------ g

State of Wisconsin, 60
Lafayette County
At Probate Court held on the eleventh day Of Janusrv
in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and ftyJhree- az the Probate Office In said County and
Stale uf isCousin, Def James n. kuowltGu Judge
in the matter OF the Estate Of Joseph Bailey late
Said County. deceased:
ORDERED That the creditors OF said Estate. and
~ rrF them, present and prove their respective
.-.7e=, demands. against said estate before ths
gHrt s-th5u months from this date, and whoever
This behalf usketh default be forever barred and
hC-. such creditors appear before this Court,
PIghs-e Office In he Tage Of Shuilshurg, in said
County. present aud prove their said claims de
uaads. on he first Monday in each month commencing
on the d-st Monday the month of April in the year
our Lord thousand eight hundred and airyjhree-
q q ending the nrst Monday Of August in The yegf
aforesaid and, further thst copy of this Order
be posted MP f1ur public places in said County as
follows. One in the Of SEailsburg- two in the
Of Willow Spruzs and one in the Of Center,
sad iht the ssme be posted up prior 10 the frt I'm
cay March next; and that copy hereof be publish
ed successive weeks prior TO The frst Monday of
April next, IN the WtscsHsts Trbuas weekly news
PAPER. printed Mineral Point in the County OF Iowa,
snd State "a WisCUsin. By the Court.
Is JAMES Il. hNOWLTNN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
aDEETG AGE SALE.
.---.----.- L,nrrt.- 81 aEaN.lta- $
STATE Of Wisconsin, County Of Lafayette, S.
1uf-ls hseta' In Charcery for The foreclosure q
rs ~ ,,,. Mortgage.

r.t ~ pc. Mortgage.
DIV WRIT q af decree Of sale. mad q. sae 1sCl
Dtarm of the ts cult Cu.rt %. iaEeE rtarrl -H
dated tts i@h das t March, $50. l-- 90 -laa
sheriff I'D ti stlte County, no favor ef t -- .urls
Beech- and as 81 JFe sai1 -cHo r.. Please
defendant lIt -ei % public cutlery -h front door
ct the Court tgse On ~hssous in ssI1 county, the
9th day Of March 4 d. 1888, between the hours OF ten
O'CLOCK, in The iureoun, and four O'Clock Ia the after
noon said da, the following described property,
The quarter OF the south west quarter
and the south quarter of the south west quarter Of
section Nc 1ar, Township No three, NCrth of Rsuga
No three east containing eighty Also the north
three uuzrtes ~ e half Of Iae south quar-
ser Of section iItber IN Township number three
North % Range three eas containing sixty scr m 81
enc hundred sad forty totber with Cue sppurie
nauces herasuu s0rl gall in the county 81 isEAy ett5
aud of wisconsin, 20 satisfy the sam OF one hun
bred and forry ue dollars and SIX CENTS with interest
thereon ou hsr with costs % suit and accrung
Iyea under t.aud sheriff orice IN ShuisburE-
.hls 18th Gay e january. D. 1888.
PETER z. MEL.OE- Sheriff
PARLEY f Arax, Sol. OF Lafayette Co. Wis.
for CsrufE 6wL2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
GO T.tararY 80 Artistic C1mbination.

Grand Literary and Artistic Combination
Arrangements have been made to furnish the
Knickerbocker Magazine, the Home Journal, and
the New York Musical World and Times, to NEW
SUBSCRIBERS. for FIVE DOLLARS a year! This
is cheap literature, with a vengeance. The
Knic5eTb0cker is 50 per aunum; the Home J our
nal s.: and the Musical World and Times. s.
making S. year at the usual rates. That three
such works can be obtained for FIVE DOLLARS a
year, is szct truly worthy the CALoRIc age.
which is Just beng ushered in OF the Knicker-
booker Magazine, edited by LEWIS GAYLORD
CLARK, il is unnecessary 10 speak. For twenty
years it has been the mos genial, humorous, and
spicy monthly in the world and the present
volume VIII be better than any which preceded
it, The Home Journal edited by GEO p. Mon
RIs and \. 2. Wins, Is well known as the best
family newspaper in America; and the Musical
World and fines, =dited by RICHARD SToRRs
Willis vlth LOWELL Mason, GEO. II. GURTIs.
THoNAs HtsJINGs. WN. B. BHADBURY, GEo. +.
RooT and other musical writers contributing
and which gives, among other things over S25
worth OF uusic and a full course of Instruction
In harmony annually. Is the very best musical
journal ever published These three publications
VIII post a family UP in regard to nearly every
thing worth Knowing Art Science, Literature
Music, Painting. Sculpture; Inventions, DIscoye.
ries. Wit lT-mor, Fancy Sentiment. the Newest
Fashions ana other attractions Tor Ladies: Choice
New Music for the Sabbath, the Church, and the
Fireside. Reviews and Criticisms of Musical
Works. Performers ard Performances; in short
the very pick and cream of Novelty, Incident,
History, Biography, art, Literature and Science :
including Whatever can be given il periodicals TO
promote Hct.-4v Amusement and Solid lnstruc-
non in the family and help to make IT Better.
Wiser, and Happier may be now obtained for
FIVE noLLABs Address DYER < WILLIS, 257
Broadway 3y ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

Applications have also been made for a
Bank at Beardstown-capital, S5,000,-
GOO, at Illinoistowu-capjtal, 100000:
Pekin- capital, 100000; Decatur -
capital. 81 1000 00C two at Peoria-cap-
ital, 81 100000 each.-C hic. J0lr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
Clothing.

I'VE subscribers would inform The public that tbey
have 90 their employ the experienced work
men, Who are resfy al all times to make Clothing
y description sud uf good materials be found
IN the place. Their Il done ia the best style and
warranted 20 81 Call a. their Store under Old sa-
loon, aad see foF yOursevrs-
DELLER 4 BICHELBACHER
Mineral Point Nov. III, 1872 tH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

TTAvING lcated in Mineral Point would respectful
II ly say the people residing in town and country,
that he 81 prepared to treat ell cases OF ACUTE or
CHR hNIC disease on the WATER CURE Principle. Al
80, if desirable, viii use TIE ButeHic Practice.
Having spent some & me at WArER-CuRE Iusti .uion
for the purpose o. getting practical knowledge Of the
system De- las hesitation in saying that il is only nee
esssry for Tie people 10 become acquainted with the
Practice il. have hs s4e confidence in it that he him
self has. hEt. cs.Is promptly attended TO-
cg7 Residence, IEANKLiT HOUSE.
Mineral Point, Feb. 22d, 1883. IyI7.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

Henry 7 WlcHrlIAN.-This person
who was arrested for robbing the Wash.
lngton Post Office, recently attempted ia
commit suicided in jail. by taking prussic
acid and cutting his throat He was for
long time cashier Of the Patriotic Bank
in New Y ork, and was once in affluent cir
cumstances, His habits were dissipated
but till the commission of the crime
above stated, his honor and integrity were
unquestIoned
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
MINERAL POINT
SELECT SCHOOL,
MRS LE. NOLAN

u
INTENDS to open a select school for young Ia
/ dies in the basement Of the NJ f Church. on
Monday she 9TH Of March. The terms as follows
Orthography, Reading, Writing and
Geography, $500
English Grammar and Arithmetic $50
Philosophy, Astronomy and Arith-
metic, 400
Algebra Geometry and Trigonom-
etry, 500
Botany, Chemistry, Mineralogy and
the Freach Language 600
Music on the Piano Forte, apart
from Ehe school, 1000
Each term VIII consist Of eleven weeks.
The text books Of the village, VIII be adopted
as far practicable.
No extra expenses charged. Ne allowance for
absence, except in case OF sickness. A deduction
Of 10 per cent VIII be made on the above prices
provided tle money be paid during the first two
weeks Of the term. JANE r. NOLAN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03

New BANKING INsTITUTIoNs-Am
the applications filed with the Auditor for
rev Banks IN this city, we notice the fol-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-03-03
POSITIVELY AN IMPORTANT
NOTICE.

WE undersigned is just endeavoring TO arrange
! 4 with AMI collect from those indebted him,
Ia be able and purchase his Fall stock but IL
Vii be impossible for him to % unless friends
1 C7SH Or before The dttesnth July, 80. He
also hopes that this notice win be sufficient that be
sill not have % adopt any other get money
| Inc him. JOHN MILTON.
| June, icJ2- 3Jf