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Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, Y.
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IT THe T0In "a 8TopPed Ion F078ongeT 6eIwoen any
q" the nbove named points, the ohnrgo will be modc from
The point aat passed by The Trnn. and charge vii
he l"ss tlnn twente-iiVe cents in my
Passengers WHO do procure Tickets (except those
who tale the where tickets sold.
VIII be charged by the conductor, per in al
don to the regular Of lnre provided, however
hnl in no cose sh al he receive less thnu NOR
an hiiy cents from anyone passenger, 10 any point
the road.
Servants will be required 10 huye two passes ono 10
bo left with the Ticket Aren't und with the Conduc.
tor which pnssea must be explicit in granting the priv
e2e to travel on the Free eolored persons will be
required produce tbeirree papers or they will not be
permitted to trnvel on the ears..
May lots THOMNS SHARP,
Supt. fermentation.
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4 LIVINGSTON NPLOUGHCAsTING
4 The subscribor has hand lnrge lot of thc
celebrated Livingston Plough Oastings. and will
ntnne to receive additions his stock from the fouu
Icy, that there gi be difficulty IN getting any
# the pieces belonging To them.
JAMES B. RENWICK,
Feb l2-dbeia on the Basin.
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IA LEXINGTON ~ Through

TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS IN
oW NoaP1GkET Boats. .by Scoilsrili,
md Lyncbbtg-sOn nni inter the 10th, Boats will
cave Richmond daily Sundays excepted at the usunl
hour. 6 P M. and arrive in Lynchburg urs, and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan Mt u A.. M, every day
except Sunday, and arrive in Lyncbutg at 90 p. NJ
Leave Lyme ohbnrg at NJ and arrive in Richmond IN
% hours in time connect with the Norfolk boats lcv
ing at 81 M, aud the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at A.. M.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages at North River. Returning, leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arriye in Richmond IN
] hours.
Passengers for FarmviIle, fare 81, Buckingham II
fare $325 Charlottesville, are b. and Stnuntou, fare
~ will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays and
Friday Boats.
Below card Of time Of arrival Mt intermediate di.
lances
Jsore p ;cb ,oou} J,;g, eycs,t Suo3,o, nj n ., an
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OINER's sULPnaR SPRINGS :

~ These Springs situated IN the y nf Bote-
touri $50 sda. from The YgniaS Tennessee Rail Road,
mile from lionsaels Depot. So miles from Ly1ch-
burg. nieaf from Liberty II mile. from Saien and
miles from the Lick ne aud healthy section of roun-
Try surrounded by mountain aeeney that cannot be sur
pnssed. The mn,ning tfan from Lynebure v arrive
~ the springs nt 81 O'clock and the o'clock train at
~ o'clock in the afirrnoon
The subsrrber hns len.ed this desirable watering
pnce from Fleming Inmes Of Richmond, and has spared
no pains nnd nbur in giving it desirable outfit HE
furniture i all hnd his put in the best po-ss
e condion;ond his te will b. IN point of crn nlins.s
and style not surpassed by ary in the state, aud VIII
supplied with the bel thnt the county, (backcd by tho
LynchhnR maftef) will nflind
Iii. bar will nil times he supplied with the best Of
Wines, Liquors. scRnra &c, Nc
Tho subefbef soiit IL the patronage of the public,
aud h' old friends and ueqnuinanees Of Lynehburg and
the adjoining country.
IL will afford him much pleasure to renew his 40
1nnntnnee With nany ri his old friends this desirable
fountain Of Good Water.
TERMS:
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70 SIP tNGERS.
'I1HE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON

U1HE LARGEST SILK. RIBBON
AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW lOhk =
J. tomas q. SfeaJnS importer aud Jobber o SUNS MMh
merry, and Fancy Goods, 1872 Broadmay, ~ T., Has no"
IN store and is daily receiving and offering at the lowest
prices complete assortment of goods in his line, CON
sng all the various styles and designs consisting ol
Black and Fancy Silks Marcenes Florences, Shaws
trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, raIetaand Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds Embroideries, French
and English Cranes Grape Lisses Silk Crayats Glove
Ut all kinds Silk Lace Mtts, Bareges. Laces. White
6oods, Hosiery, L Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite the attention of hi
friends and the trade generally. He will Offer great ir
oucements, to cash and short time buyers
THOMAS c. .STEARNS.
l62 Broadwa
Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, y
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TERMS

Bnnrd, ~ per week
Children and servants half price
by the month a deduction will be made.
ie 25-d1m CHAN PHELPS Proprietor.
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spnINGs, AmmERsT

- 20. NA.-Theae Springs are stuatfd in Amherst
county the lynehburg md Buffalo Springs Turnpike,
nbout % miles from Lynehbue, and % from Lexington
and 10 from Amherst court House The undersigned
having rented OF Dr. Jun Saunders this valuable pro-
pcrty, and mus resnrted watering place. takes pleas
IN informing their friends md the public generally
That they hive recently undergone thorough repairing
with many new improvements. md furnished with new
nnd costly furnre. they pledge themselves Tint every
cxertipn will bHused their pan render all e nior
table aud agreeable thai mny favor them with for
either health or pleeansc. new Bowling Saloon and
Bath Iouae hnve recently been erected, aud splendid
Band of Music engayed for the Their table will
he uenisied with the beat TINT the Lynchburg and
Mountd etsnfInfl-their Bar with tho choicest
Liquors, Wines and Seenrs-thet Stables with plenty
uf all sorts of lProvender mud their cannot 10
surpussod by my ia the Stnte.
The properties oiihe Of the Buffalo Springs
the OF the Greenbrer White Suphus Spring, not
quite strong. There ns been very recently dacover
ed sprnR of the slrongeat Ghnlybeae within
few hundred yards of tie Sulphur Spring. With this
.ho and br ef description. of this delightful watering
pnee, close with our old motto only try and the
winter aud II onre antsnction /. given. chnrgs
will be nude. GEO. w. A. RAfNE, Ag't.
GEO. w. KYLE.
TEnm.-Bonrd per week for men $500
Children n,d servants hnf price 400
Hose per week 400
ythe month or whole .enaon n liberal deduction will
be nude. RAINE a. KYLE.
Jnnr 8-dsri1auR
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Dagmerreotypes! Dagmerreotypcs -!

OasueffeOtypes! DaEuerfeOtypcs!
nSBORN, the great Southern Daguerrean Artsl
~ would respectfully cn the attention of the citizen.
ot Lynehbnrg ard vicinity 10 his Gold eadmciied Pre-
msafa Flesh Coiored Dagpereoypes that have been 81
m ed 81 muehthe pust year M. Osborn has been 10
great expense and troob'e To procure instrument
Superior 10 any borc kaoa aud he will guoruuc,
better ikenesses o children than have been taken
before and IN half the time my other artist requires
Come and see. Price from 4 In 500.
a. WASHINGTON OSBORN
Sign II He fagsof all Nations
apl5.d9 9c6m l72 Nam 81 RrLtqond Va.
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DAILY VlRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
rEsR N y.

b. VIlg INIAN i published daily So semweekly AT
,.r in subscription is taken for a shorter
- n, M 4nhs and paper is discontinued except AT
hs , u Proprietors, until all arrearages shall have
TN paid. ., = .., r.. ,
. for every form inserton and 81 for every uer
NJ the number of insertions is not the Ms
Iii he published till ordered out and charged accordingly
Tha YEARLY RATES arefor the privilege squares
i s5O weekly Si0 for square, daily $50
s9f inner forn daily $40, semweekly S35 Every yearly
yerser will required ontne his advertising his par.
cuar line and # he exceed the space stipulated for
he viii be charged ratilIs te exrass.
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RAILROADS, &C.
lsa . 80. 9
TINmE FOLLOWING RATES Will BE
CuRlsrAtNsnuR0 70

u ehafRed ON The Vlreioo ond feonessco Rnilr al
from aud after the 18th inst.
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These vessels all of the first class built in the
ri Baltimore expressly for tbs uade, and have super,
ar accommodations Tor passengers. They are com
nanded by experienced Captains, aud qualified for th'
mde,and who will spare exertion to accommodate
They will be towed up and down the river by sam
and may be relied ON 10 sail promptly advertised
York, will find tito their interest to ship by this tin,
as is the only regular line. and freight will always
aiken at the lowest rates aud every effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond andNew York, to give snt.
action unexpectedly nsk antelope to suco d in ob
lainng iall share of patronage. Goods shipped b,
lhis line To New York, will be forwarded free of com
mission to New Orleans. Mobile Snvnuh, Charleston
1r any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond
Rpcketsi in New York ut berth No. |, Coffee Housr
slip foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURR Err, Richmond
CLAS II. PlERSON. N. York, aye "
RiGhmond, Aug lS-dts No Gl South street
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Observation-Disclosures

4 VIZ w ~
IN GROCERiES IND PL1STER.--Tbe sub
crberstIll continues nj the fire proof brick Worcbonso
the cannl, amidst all the changes to receive snd for
ward Goods Produce Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
our chnrges wbe low, md forwarding done with dis
patch.
VIII receive In few days frat rate assortment OF
Gyoce,ies which he will sell low md buy Mt nllmes.
lour, Corn Menl, Onla, flax Seed, &c. for which hs
VII give ibe best prices.
Pig md Bar Iron Cor snle
JAMES B. RENWICK.
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SATURDAY MORNING.
RICHMOND.
%rs VIRGINIA LINE OF Richmom1

ANU NEW iORk kFAJkETS.-Ths Ntn Hon
Line Is eonnosed Of the following Vessels all owned u
lie city Of Richmond, aud SAILS from Nco York epcr'
'oHt days, via.
S.--......n. NJ. Y. q
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
NAHfTNfe pAVTTTT947
Public Notice.

d. 8Llt NOTICE Is hereby given, that all persons
are forbidden e. traspass, mine dig upon any a.
the following desc bed lands, without the written per
mission Of Glyself or Agent. 10 Wit:
fh7 = Or, Of section 81 the north half Of secti d.
y aud the vest Ia OF W Or ~. in township sa
north Of range four east, The half of n W ar o.
sec > townships north Of range east The west haI
or north wsiqr If sec 80, in township north Of uga
easE, and the half Of y e. or OF se. 81 to,S1
-hip aarh, % range one east.
AMI fur he-mores I forbid any and an persons r. n
buF removing any Lead other ores from -gtC
snealiJsed lands, ttbout ny written permission
NATHANIEL. w ILLEAMS DEAN
May 81, 1853. - a.,
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To be Sold by Auction.

10 0J51 81 fhe Eogrd d Trustees d ne Hag-
Jr3rtt Mann Ig-tulHg C0Hpaay)
A the Dover Hot D. fn the village Of Dover, low a
y County, Wedne6 lay, the 21h day OF July t-53,
twelve o'clock noon, suhj-Ct % such copdtons
viii be lAen PRODUCED unless previously di- posed OF
by private contract Of Ehich due notice viii oe slssua
shout
one Hun9rsd and IHuty-Se Ell dCycS
Of Isud nosyn as the town site Of ayworth, sjtu7ted
ru the west half f the north quarter sud the east
haf Uf the west Guar,erf section No twelve ia
nship No eight north Of range 30 four east in lots
81 suit VUTchEsers.
This ard the south bank Of the river Wisconsin
uhero Madison and Rchlauu state road crosses, Is
the most e.l5a5ba site Goa raFv depot, the river
f-ra sous Helena, and no ul is ultimately viii De
adopted such and crossing pECe, either bY the Mil
ssSee & ssiesipP lle aalsun q Prairie du Chen
rail ELy conn auies-
Fer fuftbe- particulars appy to John Caldwell Pres
dent. Charles Wilson, Secretary at said Company,
arar Dover, lows County JOAN CoLDW Eli, Pres'ts
Nsy sun, ls53 32epudz
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
so Dollars Reward.
WOOL ElRDIlG ADD Cloth lRHSSIEf

TUE snbcribefs would respectfully inform nhab
iiaus Of atayette and the surrounding Counties
the They sc Prepared "a C NRDINii wool. The.
wall SIS. Dee a r--s DRESSING CLOTH - s,.I
necessary. Those who wil3 favor withheld CEsfou
rely having their work short notice and in o.
De- manner
n Is. Al damages done - Wool or Cloth, promptly
paid Those from distance have their rolls tai
home With them.
They also Keep large asso tment Of Wagon and Bug
gv Hubs, Bedstead posts, Table legs which w be sold
on reasoa Bile terms
Also sIl kinds Turning done on short notice and in
q workmaniikr style.
TFey alzo viii keep hand a few Spinning Wheels
for the accommodation of their patrons
Also Ready Made Furniture, which win he sold cheap
for Cash Produce. COAius made short notice
White and Mixed Rolls on hand add for sale
}. L B. II. MARCY.
narIing on Nav 81, 1888. 81 6o1.
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Sheriff $ Sale.
CIRCUIT COURT, IOWA COUNTY, WIS.
Nathaniel Halsted, aud
Joseph Brokaw,

CIRCUIT COURT, IOWA COUNTY, WIS.
Nathaniel Halsed, aud
Joseph Broka~,
Ca-u. Beech.
DY ytus Of writ q aeri fncias issued or Of the o.
ID CLERK ths circuit Court in and for The
county Of state of Hisconsn, in the above emil
tied cause and directed ard dver5d aEGiBs. the
goods, chattes, lsnd and nements OF the above nsn
f5OtcZ desci bed real the property OF the
above namad defendant namely:
The south fourth the south fourth also q
parl Of 9TH wet FORTH sUuth fourth, section
east betag tha. part otr Of south west
fourth which lies s3uth Of line drawn parael 70 the
tAsrefrou Ms the Undivided half part share % The
soIh vest fourth tae soath EAST fourth Of sect on six
70 int'Tn north OF range three % east ais1 ono
undivided haif Of the north fuuTn Of the south
fourth or sectnn twenty one t2) IL town tx 81 north Of
range Two east e1cei ting Two acres rom tls toutL
r sai~ tracts commencing e the south east
corner and ming west five thence north four
chains th'n crest i've chains thence sp1th 70 TIE place
IF b-gnnlUg four charS OF the south ha Of the
hFh +a-t '5lt1l ! ? 'l'h ea9' IVui-h q re ~o -
roaming eaa cnEtus thence np.ta chains thence
west avs Inalos- Lha1sS 'ufh lou cEalls e ~ p C
- o92t'Ilns ana u. h'fta "sss t1'.lh ne r an 81
tne lin u tsa same sects town NJ rance ~ 20
r. nts los 09nlo rel n & r. 7. ps11 " ~ 30 80
IN stroaS. Do.y sud sNiels add ifisn Slnsrat POINT
aadlF ia 2 - "a Ps4- s1iN' 81 ioL f,iLa'.fo one -
tue viii 20 u u; dn az ala cat and srIryyt aHd re
AMI p4rss or b8 village 81 n)dgevil, glztad
surveyed Dy A W 20 ,furf. TIE north DsrE ~ 10,
sa1 IoO % pvisi.u street ana part TO- ~ Two
l2 ospe-clIs a thr nor wee corner afssi los Sgf
isu a.Ta T. Ica SOB, = ado a t't.i street. ~
tEone vet --t n.-f.- ao~th - e, tia-ac- w.
q ~ :. ne 3, es n s,5au., q. = nlee 10 thr
t5. D., 1T ~. 1T siz nc sst IS dro1 % th
80 i te 5a-e. = y sol Poe ~ t.-r q a'- Is
AZ js,'zEt.ir, - =, - go. 49, Hys si-
~ Pa #tH SAT ErrF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

JAMES EUT CHIsoE- Cisrk q SAD Court, DO
-1g csrtif, thzt TIE above and foregoing . a tr
1900. .,-v Of the order made By our 5aid Court it
- - e--iea cagsse TBS sans = main On lie -
- - t- tssf5at,s--r v hereof hav- barezrto St
~ nv haad ard ne s=aI 0f SAID Court 3 AiF
t1S ." Ell r-7irt as iRih day 81 ~ az. d t-53
IENEa HfFTCHt-OE, C'eFk
- 49, y-..-rfv = s-r.,asjs- y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16

FOR SAL Or To RNI

THE subscriber offers TO sell or rent his Black
A smith Shop ami Foundry. at the foot OF
Commerce street, in he village of Mineral Point
together with ali tie tools and fixtures belonging
10 the same The Blacksmith shop has four good
fires and tools 10 correspond The above estab
i~Lment is situated within a few rods of the De
pot grounds OF the Mineral Point Rail Road, anl
IS a better 5catlon fer the business than any 9th
er in the place and has an extensive run of Gus
tom ANY person DESTROYS of going into The
business OF manufacturing piows would find this
a very favorable opportunity
Terms the most favorable. Enquire Of the an
dersigued. on the premises
WILLIAM. LANICN.
Mineral Point June ID, 1883. stiff
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STATEBF ~ fsgJNSIS. IOWA COUNTY, -.
Clrc1H court, love Co, Wisconsin
lob p. Doan, willis King END Richard Bigelow

BensemIn Ferris John Carton --{irahsra giau
= E-wbaH. Nicholas Dealing, y 4. BaTr1Ns. e ".
Blanchard tsrageuDurgh A. Co. EHngel q Ferdinand
Evans * Adaus, Eddy, Isni-0n Co, p. A. &aseF-oH
RI & r B. with = piey Day Co. W Atsruan r.
N CHAECERY.
-P0S reading and fling the above and foregoing BIZ
Of cra Dslnt and al ayit, 2 is hereby ordered that
bupa in cancery issue b this case for John Clayton
dirpcf. 10 the sheriff Of Iowa County, ara ths sub
poens also issue for Benjamin Ferris and - Graham
ii-eeted 10 the heriE % kichand Cunty made return
able on the nrst dsy q Juiy next. y having been se.is
fcf-4fr proven That N defendants "tsT Ryan jar
" PyaT g. A. Paokard George STRIKER, y. New dng.
Nfckla= p Wing A BarrDvs, e r. Banchs~ . Graf
fepburzh z CO KIincel q Ferdinand Evans Adams
Eddy Jamsun & Co. 8. 4. MastersO-1 r. = =. Z. Whit
more, SiPlsy Day Co " s;srrzn are gel sns
fthis State Ii s further ordrsd al ne CLERK cause
cory Of Ihiz notice . Be published e. successive
weeks IN tia y lscoasio rbn e, vysPaTef pusbss
Mineral Point ID sad .fu1y. tie FRS. p-otcafion e.
wihn tseui days on ths date e tbs order thai
he above nsFied resident Defendants 5e AID ptssF
this Cat and pla4d, o densr = toe D o.
csul.I dtrf hsFsin. On the Hl1 Gay ! SepbeTfbei
X fr defauiE vii be recorded aad e HaAserS
nd tni 90 therein gtaIstas1 VII b deeEesd aesrflns
~ y. N. COIN RES,
Circuit Fudge.
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TORN VgEAE. 10 bashel sacks, and smaller ouan
titles constantly on hand, and warranted free from
saw-dust- by 7. ). ALLEN.
June Il, SO. 81
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Dissolution.
Notice.

INOJAJCs
THE snsc jbers having sud their STOCK Of HCrd ware,
Saddlzs. Harnesses, Leather &c, 20 GRp. Priest
ky. o.. and wishing to q Sc up their business 10
Mineral Point would respectfully request al who
are in ebL t. them. make irmad ste payment 70 the
new firm who authorised 70 collect and pay al
debts Of The late ffmof
E. A COLLINS, & CO.
Mineral Point March =. I-53. eff
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Coming Ger twilight sky,
Steals upon me: l remember
That the beauty which doth lie
Gke dream of heaven about me,
Like dream viii soon pass by.
Bat spirit falls upon me,
& Fen as erst the passing seer
Cast the glory of his mantle,
Ger his brothers grief and fear;
And voice is speaking to me,
Which my soul, alone, may hear.
And sit, as / were dreaming,
Till the low, melodious tune
Ofthe waters to a murmur
Low and liquid seems to swoon;
Ia the spirit of thy beauty
Is my soul baptized, o June!
: 4 modern poet, after piling up the agony
] dulcinea, until he vas in sight of the sew
avas-u, C.cs1o ts.us
houp vel meat Egin
as QUIT we've meat befoar
Nor shall cur Trough luv sewer
Fur am yurs forever. 49,. -
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n ARD By the pound or key, kept for sale BY
e. It's. ALLEN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16


oircn Court, Iowa Co, Wisconsin.
William Bennett We. John Terrell and Mark Terrell heirs
at law OF Mark Terrell, decease6,-
Mary Rroa Francis J. and
Sarah " Dunn,
IN Chancery 10 perfect title certain real estate
MTPOS reading and fling the shove and foregoing bill
of complaint snd adidavit, il is hereby ordered by
me Court lit having been satisfactorily proved that the
Eaid defendants, John Tcrreil, Prsncis Dunn. and
Sarsh Dunn not nov either Of them residents
~ lhisstst and that neither of the upon enquiry be
found therein that he said defendants each Of them do
pead, answer demur to the said coplsi mats bill
II complaint before the 18th day Of September,
A. 1883 the matters and things in said bill of
rsint contained viii be taken confessed them
and decreed accordingly Also that this order be pub
Hshed for six weeks sEely az least in each
week IN the 'tWisco9sln TribuRe,s weekly paper
published st Mineral Point said county Iowa the
hrst puhlicaion Of this order 70 be within twenty days
rom the date thereof
RY the Court al Chambers this 18th day june a. D.
1853.
& Court Commissioner.
q JAMES HUTCHINSON, Clerk of said Court do here
by certify the above is true copy OF the order
Tusde IN above entitled cause, asthe remain
file IN my office.
In testimony whereof I have hereuntO set my
LIS hand and the seal OF said Court, Mineral
Point, this 18Th day Of June 1883
JAMES HUTCHINSON, Clerk
Circuit COsrt, lows County. Wis.
Corr Il 3sssxoRE, Solicitors for Complainant. 6w33
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Clothing.

ggvHE sU0scrIbers would inform the public that they
4 have IN their employ the most experienced work
men, ready al all times 10 make Clothing OF
~ description aud Of good materials be und
The place Their work is done in the best style aud
warranted TO it. can at their Store under the Old
loon, and see for yourselves.
DELLER h MICHELBACHER.
Mipernl Point, Nov. Ie. 1872 "a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-16
DoCEoR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS


THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS,
on EvERT oSE MS owS PHYSICIAN.
60. fttE FJBTIET.i EducE, with One
A#fE#A j Hundred sng-avings. showing dise4
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is added Tea-Ise ne Diseases % Females. being -
me hf--urs .ufp aEce married people, those
tarnFI1t u marriage. b.
WILLIAM YOUNG. n. D.
Let 10 father Be ashamed 70 present copy Of the
AE~ Ul.APlUS to ms child. it may him from
sariy grave Let no Young woman enter int
D. So 85iTgss-ns ut married - without reading The
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kulsd ough Pain I'D ne side, restless nights,
Gus treug-aud he whole train Of D. spepiic Sensations
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red or those about be mGr', any tnpe liueBt read
ms IN useful has been me Of sivin-
thousands unfortunate creatures rom the very jaws
a deata.
- nv person seDG5E-g TWENTY FIVE Cents
closed in q letter VII receive s0py Of this
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