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JOHN PIERsoN,

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JOHN PIERSON, aisaaF J
) CHI la NCERY.
JOHN S. DAVID and others.
10 John 5. David A. D. Green, Salcna Cameron
Elizabeth David, Sarah Letter, Jacob Letter, Mar
tha Rcmiek, David Remick james B. Cameron
Robert Cameron, Hawkins Cameron, Edward Ca
meron, Henry d. Cameron and Josiah Cameron.
YOU arc hereby notified that hern is now on file in
the office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of Des
MONIES county. Iowa, apstiton Of John Person. set
ting up a lien for purchase money certain lands
described in said petition, and in your hands, with
notice. and claiming q decree against you for said
purchase money and interest, that said lands may
besold 70 discharge said lien and that unless you
pear and answer thereto, or before oath day Of
October, A. D. 1854, according to the rules Of said
Court judgment and decree will be rendered against
you thereon. JOHN PIERSON, Sen.
BY JAMES GREEN, his Atty.
Order, d that this notice be published in the Hawk
Eye. A. J. MESSENGER, Clerk.
dec. IL, '54.-5
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wEPUBLIsII THIS DAY, DECEMBER II, 1854
FANNY FERNS
NOVEL,
II u L III I'll "A l. T.;
"A TALE OF DOME sTIc LIFE.
400 PIP. limo, Cloth. Price, $l,25.

Every body knows FANNY FERv; every body has
laughed and cried Over her sparkling, dashing truth
ful. genial writings every body will wish " read
this, her first novel, and every one who dccs read it
viii pr,mounce II her greatest work SAYS an able
critic who has read ths proof sheets. -kuTH HAIL
is a work which mot only exceeds any thing which
FANNY FERN has before written but which in many
respects surpasses any other work whatever For in ;
tense and sustained interest of nara tive, for crg
nality of conception and treatment, for scor hing
sarcasm and whitening rebIkc of pretsnsions ami
hypocrisy for elevation Of moral tome and wnsome
ness ct religious ncucatiGns for yisor, freshness,
simplicity, direclncss and fascination Of style,
have never seen its equal. y So a
The story takes possession of heart ut one;
follow .'RrTH' through hvr trials with rs much in
tcrest though she we're sister she breAthes
not sigh, she suffers not a which the reader
does not feel acutely though the first came from
MS own heart, and the second were of his
sad experiences. The characters are such as we are
constantly meeting in every day life: and how bold
ly and skillfnlly they drawn, how powerfully the
story is told, how touching is its patos how spark
ling its wit how irresistible its humor, how severe
its satire and how true its moral no adequate idea
can be gained except by reading it,
Roth HALL will he for sale by booksellers gcncr.
ally. To any one sending us the retail price, we wili
send copy of the work by mail, post paid.
Published by MASON BROTHERS.
3tw&tw. % Park Row, New-York.
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Gold Pens.

uSi received this day an assortment Of SUPERIOR
DIAMOND POINTED Coin PENs which for elasticity
durability and quality inEvERY RESPECT are not sur
passed by any house in the west, and which will
warrant have them ut prices from s. 90 to S4S 90
per dozen, or from 80 cents to SIS apiece. 9A
Among the lot may be found
Bagiey's Superior Bank Pens.
Dawson, Warren Hyde Tip top pcns.
g - Ladies' do
AnseI a Edwards do
Edwards a Bnshnell's f4 do
Moore, Clark Il Co.'S Superior Bank do
- TaaiaSs 40
The Eagle do
The Scotch Victoria do
Please call and examine for yourselves nd Won " If
ma that better and cheaper pen cannot he bought
out OF VAN METERS
nov ~ o. Book Store.
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CHINA.-For an interesting letter from the
Celestial Empire see another column Of this
days paper. e 78a1' s' a,&
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ayyhat time of day Is it2,,

''What time Of day is it?' E - -
"Why, what has dat to do with it?'' Fl
GA good deal hoaey. If it was arter dark
dere would be none LEI; dat is il you hap
pened to come ,alon dat way" es.si.s
"Look here, niger, jist stop them person,
alities, ifyou don't E'll explode your head
wild de pump handle. will, certain as Mo-
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Indiana Money.

Indiana Money.
Bank of Circleville-Clinton Bank of Columbus.
HAVE IL cases Mems thick boots, calf do boys
and chidrens boots and women's walk ng shoes all
rstrate articles which will sell cheap for the above
named currency at par. Dec. 12. w. SruRGrs
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PAPER Warehouse.
CYRUS w. FIELD CO..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. IL Cliff ,treet
NEW YORK

w. IL CIlU SlTeCt,
NEW 0RK,
Are Sole Agents IN the United Statesror
M tsPRAITS superior Bleaching Powder;
1sl Victoria Mills celebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Genesee do do Printing do
Roxlins II Sons English Tissue dc
First quality Ultramarine Blue
They arcalsoagents for the principal Paper Manu-
faetures IN this country and offer for sale ~ tar The
most extensive ana desirable stock of "raper and Pa
per Manufacturers Materials that can be found in
this or any other country.
They occupy thelargo and commodious Warchous.
es, No. IL Cliff street, No. So Cliff street No. ISL
Christopher street. and the Lofts over the large Iron
stores, and 8 Cliff street.
Their businessis strictly wholesale and Writing Pa
pers are sold by the ca SO only.
extraordinary facilities enable them to offer
all Goods both Foreign and Domestic, at thelowest
possible prices.
Paper made to order, any size weight Liberal
advances made on c5nsgnmcnts of Paper, Paper Ma
ker's stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
OF Rags. July Is. lS53-bry
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NOTICE.

TNHOSE knowing themselves indebted to the under
- signed, either by Note Book account, are re-
quetsd to settle the by the LIST pf February next,
Jas all unsettled claims will be placed in the handsof
prcp,r officer for collection after that date. u8a
w tfF7uP L0CKARD co.
Burlington, Dec, ID, 1854. bp1m
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At COST for CASH

which will give those wishing to purchase chance Of
obtaining cheap an desirable goods, our stock being
new and we'll assorted.
Our store viii to cosedon the sth Of january pre-
paratTy to Auction. .g5 LOCkARD & co.
Burlington, Dc. II, 1854. @
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M NJ lot
CL 0 I II | N & s I 0 R u,
WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL.
BE n EZEKsI Ell.


HAVE just received and opcncdmy Falland Win
L ter stock Of 49, t
M READI-NIADE CLOTHING,
To which the attention of the public il respectfully
solicited. Having this season superintendent the man
ufacture of my stock can recommend il as to ,ual-
ity Of material, durability Of make and style of cut
above any stock ever brought to this city. Amongst
this stock will be found
COATS,
OF every description. r!ack and other colors Tro,k
and Dress Coats Beavercloh Broadcloth, Lion SIX in
Petershain. Felt, Whitney, Cashmere, Sattnet, and
Twoec business overcoats.
NrS,
Of black and fancy Doe kin and Cashmere. Tweed
Beaverton and othe. Pants.
EsTs
Fine cut silk Velvet and Plush Vests. Black and
Fancy, Satin ard Silk, Cashmere, Sattinet. cloth
and other vests.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Black and fancy silk and satin crayats and stocks
pocket handkerchefs, white and fancy shirts, silk.
trunks, carpet bags gloves and variety Of furnish
ing goods.
lth many thanks to the citizens Of Burlington for
heir past patronage would solicit continuance If
~ feeling confident in assuring them that il good
goods and iaod,rat prices offer an inducement they
shall never leave my store dissatisfied,
Country merchants visiting Burlington for tn cir
STOCK VIII do well to call and examine my stock as
can assure them my prices will compare most favor
ABLY with those of st Louis Or any place in the West
b. EZEKIEL.
Jefferson street, door east Of Coolbaau6h Brooks,
Bankers.
Sept. II, 81.
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'sJulius, spose dar is six chickens in q
coop and de man sells tree, how many is dar
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MARK HURDLETON, or the Two Brothers, b.
INl Mrs. Noodle. 20
Helen Mulgrove, or Jesuit Executorship, being
passages in the life of seceder from Romansm at
nov. l6, VAN METER'b.
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10000 lbs choice fresh butter. 10000 dozen fresh
eggs, 100 doz. chickens, dead or ave becswax. dry
hides. furs rags, and marketing generally for which
the highest price will be paid tall times.
w. I'll. ANDERSO :.
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THE Potapher papers (re-p rinted from. Putnam
i Monthly. highly entertaining work, ut
nov. Is, '54. VAN METERS.
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ncy Groceries.

Fancy groceries. 80 -
@ DOE. Baltimore cove oysters 10 doz. tomato catsap
g % bcxcs herring, SO cans extra Gun powder ten,
80 ono eighth chests Gun powder and Imperial teas,
20 fourth chests do, 10 nnshaf chests biscx
= march 80 for sale By KIMBALL co.
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Observation-Disclosures Of Statesmen who flourish
Ill ed in the time Of George the Third, together
with remarks On the French Revolution, by Henry
Lord Brougham, X. X. S., at sCohsE =
dec. 9Th, 81.
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II 900 Dollars worth Of Goods
AT AUCTION.

liE undersigned wishing to close their pres Mt bus
mess will offer for sale their entire stock of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, &C., &C..
Al Auction, faa
commencing on thc 18th Of JANUARY next, to be
continued from day to day ,sin,il all are sold.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sumsof fifty dollars and under, CASH over if-
ty to one hundred dollars, three months credit and
all sums over one hundrs dollars SIX MONTHS credit
to be settled by Note, with good, approved security
Inordcr to reduce our st ok as much as possible we
shall commerce this day selling
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III AVING purchased the entire stock of J. NJ Fo,
- the subscriber of-rs Tor the inspection Of III
public, full and complete assortment, which he Vi
poses g sell at as reasonable prices MS can be ha
elsewhere in the State.
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SE0 I'D ZSr1Y1H, srslgS&3
J. ID. McCLEARY'S tct
COLORED PRE.N'I'EN'G INK,
Ar coRoEs Book STORE.
A FULL supply just received at the following


Varnish for Colorcd Inks.
June a., sta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18

NJ Il SIonrs, Mill Gcn,iug. Mineral Wut.,4 rml, 49,
IN, Islrd. Strnm Mill ard Fixtures. nd nndr.st,
Sfure, rnr.
Horses, Mulea, Cattir, Hogs Sheep al Gnfsc,. .
o,c, eght in nnub.r, viii he carried 20 u th,,
G"od the weights - be regulated &, uws II =
ses Oon bs; Mn ~ 400: Beef Cnul" ipn0: St"l /
lie : 00; Hog. 80; Sheep ind Caive fnr.,.
mouth. old l2b.
Inmhe ol ali kinds. md Con Ia be l,n'..t - IN
loaded by u g oAa,f ct,us u-,s. On,.,,., vii
10 nj We'd tn ',nl unl ad nnlrss l., .In. t-rr,-
nert in ~ tnr. Whenever rat = "a t.dt
lmded o'I'r prrivinc NJ - place e ~ A"ti
trf Ia ur., inlr@~ oth"iwi-, agreed upnu. i b
tie ortiar oi'ho C"mf any unload It ntd tl ae
tie ,ntr 81 20 c"ta ond inr l.,nhtr sn -
rol = fnl Coal m nlso chWge H." ,st"aisl I'd,
Tor II tho car.
apnrh cohtrnci sill be madr with nay -, BIZ
mcni send'nrn v@r fIge qnanri., ~ zig - iar L.,
o,cl the Kond IN yenr.
u" IT.. Ter bag w,ll be charged lar the ,,.s,f L.,
tumrn1 = liHgs for trnnsp rnR Grim Men y =.
Al nrcles of properly orrrr n he Ion ~ talcr
hon Fun cuts, wi br ~ the risk 81 tho ,'wnei.
Ntttor+ tinnspnited intermedint. distance. On the
R"ud vii he charged ~ iol si,n al re from
L. arl ug.
Ever, clnrgo ir this tnb, I. Vboci toi,e nrovisn,
tlnt Tho rhhre" 70 sigh .ghn /. rase To
b. lea. rhan % 81
l5.IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
TO TIE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and to :aiI WHO use Eiqu0r as n euedi-
cine or as "a Beverage

Physicians ~lo prescribe Alcoholic liqaer-lo mod E.
end ~, rpo-r- ,.nd give tla t#rrerruroi NDJ YES
SCHEpAM AhOMAllG SGuSAfPS
l. 1t j. Dgut ,rful.d ut Srhrfun. "a, 10 nd aud
exclusively in line factory Of II r, rri rs yin,r,.
IS uni from rol,f'al pl-eWhrr" uf,pi ''.t 49,, ~.
known.
> III, fr,scI by the repeael ,apl, ii, Il .ey,,ei
eminent chemists, To he euturly Ia ctro the ir,ir ous
'usl oil "lic f"mniae every kind o q4o- distilled
from graf, and which j. the consc al the ncIVon. and
vi>ceaI d.tai g"rneu, .era4 ,nnrn-tian md morbid
dc-ir" for hnbiful mt in,rmperai. dfernr" w,ch
su ljqnur. Invariably tend - p"iiudur..
J. It's proved ly III. ,utno nuerrng thai the
Juniper Gtn is un Hayor"d with he rontsr. ncrid rad
tdigestiblc oil nj Infitrr hrr,'inn.r used but uih
he sp cihcally -hlof. vulni". lric nr
dicnaI Of the "-.rntil oils 81 tie I'nlinn juniper
berry, neglected bA cye,y otte' noontrctufer.
1t ch'n'cty lr'.oi l. ha absolutely pure in it,
recihcatnn-a qtnny obtained l., an cntirry now prn.
ces, aud whirh rttirr Hoiaud On 1hc would has
acquired.
). 1t j. ruvrd hy extensive mr.col experience and
testimony to hrnn rtcjenI vii agreeable rcn.
ed> III many cases OF nCipeft III pay. playe chronic
govt, Iheuuhtism. haulcbce, colo, the
kinney and hinder, 'ys Pepsia teVer an gur general
drbiiltY sluggish circulation Of tn" blood dehren
stimulation oil food nnd exhnu Ned vlal eLee,.
D. 1t il "a mot grateful aud reno,alin2 cori,I. and,
when used as d ected, ihirue- tic .yton or IN
duccs inebrie'y bnt et'ds rrthr .hdue the latter
ftHIy, by crr 'i-,l.' tpeli a',risr hquor.. And
II lnVnrinbty correl- h. ,fre'~ bud water wtcth
et in swampy limestone districts. In al Of tl..r
enumerated qal!ff if La. ~ rial many markctio the
World.
Slncr 5n iatnll,r IN e his ceIrbrn.cl medicinal
bev into hc Unilrd State., ruin ii Liquor
Houses IN ", in< mud etHrr lar.e ciiie. lave
somp."prei ceunerieing The eooune is only sold
in quu and pint otrlc hta samely wrnpped in yellow
pnprr with tarir# IN tho bottle corr. ana lb,l
would nlvt." tho. who ne II nedi iaa,ly to purchase
y The h tr, n lrs aud Iurl, frcqe,uy eli nv Of
ti " III comp'an ein aud -cll Il for the genuine For
s'Ie y al. Tar r,-tor'ehlc Druggists in lie Unitcd
y NO HDp!PHO WOLFE.
lc I 4u,iart1,rt.t = I,,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18

WAsnlNGToS. MY. l6tIi.-rhe Cnhiuct md
President Piece are evidently much agituted in
reference 10 the recent ,ioule Outrage nv France
Important documents Respecting ii are known TO
harehern received from Europe. and they arc
now under Cabinet considerations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA
AMERICAN VESSELS TAKEN AT BARA-
Goa WITH ARMS-ALLON BOARD IN
PRISONED---REpORI OUTBREAK
Az PUERTO PRINCIPE

Al II Tx y IflNtlBL.
CHARLESTON, Nov. ll.--lIayana dates per
steamer Governor Dudley, 90 the the 10Th inst,
have been received. The correspondent of the
Courier says that two American Schoonrrs with
arms aud ammunition on board have been seized
at Baracoa, "a seaport near St Jago,) and that
ali parties concerned with the vessels were i'm
prisoned. 1t was run.Ored also that 300 men bad
been landed, but the report lacks confirmation
Gen. Muiscano, second in command at Havan-
n, left there on the 9th to investigate the affair
\ popular outbreak is reported to have occurr-
ed at Puerto Principe. bat no details had been re
ceivod
1t has leaked ont that several parties pardoned
by Peguela have been arrested on the charge of
being concerned in lending arms at Baracoa
There was ice at Charleston and Savannah last
night
The steamer Isabella arrived from Key West
GINCtNNArI. Nov. Bit is reported here that
a National Know Nothing Council Is Ia meet in
this CITY at II non on the l5th instant. for the pur
pose OF making arrangements Tor the prcSldcn-
tai election. 1t s expected that candidate
Will be selected from three prominent indlvidu-
ais, whose names win be presented to the coun-
ell. Samuel Houston, of Texas: jacob Broom,
Of Pennsylvania and Willard Fillmore Of New
York, are the three. John NJ. Clayton, it is said,
is out Of the question. Twenty eight States
even Californu-wli be represented.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18

CINCINNATI, Not. l5.-The Mechanics and
Traders b"nh If thi> city failed to-day This
! branch OF the Stat B,uh oi Chic
lie house Of J. II. james, ut Urbma, was
mohhcd last night. He failed la,t week. and was
largely connected in tue Mechanics and Traders
Bank,
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1'IVII : FINVf Fl T1IIf = WITT
Ladies' do do 80 do
Ii -. 4 Aitrr-r L 1E l.

NOIiCE-From the retail prices make very liberal allow
Wholesalers, hat storpkeeper
make fine profit their while they article tina
may kept auy store, any class goods For term
apply TO bARCoIRT BlsADLt1 q CO,
sep 13-dac3m rs Ann Street, New oTk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18
BY ROYAL, LETTERS PATENT.
TIE IIYDROMAGEN, OR WATER. PROOF
ANTI Constructive CORK SOLES,
Nomntdctured by
iIare0urt. Bradley Il Co.,

a Market Street. Mum hester
PriHcipui UarehouSe, Ib2 U0od STREET, Cheap
Side London Engidnd; american Establish
rents, 81 Inn Street & lC2 Nassau Streei,
NeW York, l.. s.
HE ydromaetn valuable discovery f6r projecting the
/ feet from damp rod. Therefore preventative ofnRuy
Lung denses doetnng whRtevcr The H. droma
zen and inside the boot shoe Its
tneicstcd character T. powerful HntIotc 10 disease
for gentlemen will be- found agreeable warm healthy
ftbe Hydromageuis inserted Ladies' may IL
gh d boots shoes IN the most nclcmen w,Hthrt wir
IMMUNITY while Consumption prevalent the yourr
country be hwHrtd by their general adoption
rnry surercee oyraes the latter the
unhealthy manner hesie
pedestrians weather like india ul While
latter the feet tonppem extremely large the II dromple,
being thin slice cork prepared peculiarly placed
inc the Size tho boot the aptu
uniiy To Chi drcn they eNtremel valuable they
engage exercise with cnmior and healthy effects Their
Iense sghlus need mention besides those who
ar them will find htir yearly doctrs bills much dimin
i-hei thereby
As the iiydromagen he oming known its snleis in
rreasug almost incredible extent Last In London
Manchester birmingham. ver1oo Glasgow, lcrdS Duh In
Paris Antwerp nmburgh and Berlin sales fenehed 30
$50 pairs Of Cork oles. Ths the number will hr
that
Ask the Faculty their opinion Of their valne preventative
Tor Coughs. ColIr. ronchts Asthma md Consumption,
Mems size, pair. 30 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18

fk n.'1. ,Bl'ERMrDA-A BRITISH FLEET
noNtEN fRATlNG IN THE MIST IN.
piENZ-DlFFlClLrN MpREUFNpED
hEL AiINE TO THE DESTRUCTION OF
GREY TOWN. -
o. NJ" fefk, Wv Ia Bermuda dates 10 thu
9J1 ,,af" the English Inc battle ship Bo>eamer
on the ith.
The Hermadin states that the british Gov.
eminent i, collecting powerful fleet in the West
Indies aud nPprehends serious difficulty in rrln
ton 10 the destruction of Grrvtown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-18

Dcnuistoun & Cos Ciacular reports
sales of cotton for the week at 1900 bales, viz
Orleans fair 6!d; Middling 81; Upland fair Cd
Middling sd. Demand far for Mddling quail
ties, and prices improved l-l6d. Spectators
took 1000 nalcs and Exploration 1000 bales
readstutfs.-Ohio nomiItdlv i5s.; White
Wheat l2s.: Red Mixed lis a lis Cd. Corn
White, MIXED. yellow. As. Gardiner & Co. re-
port Beef in active demand Pork and Bacon
active; Lard fair dcmand-holdersf firm and trade
sales moderate at Sis Talow prices in favor
Of buyers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
NOTICE.

a Lit persons are hereby forbidden to dig, mine, re
move IN neral turn the water its natural char
ns or Otherwise respass the following
iaHC. 10 WI; Inc northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter OF section No 10, towship No range
two east And further notice hereby given that any
person or persons irespassinS the above premises
Will be dealt with according 10 law.
- JAMES FIDGHAN
n'p"fai foihi Dec, -, 1888. 1ys ly up
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

Golf so BARRELS FINE SALT,
0d1Us... 40 SACKS G. A. d.,
Do SaCkS DAIRY SALT, for sale at CCBBs.
- DGA R $50 BbIs, Clarified A & b, refined. Ios'
- received and for sale by G. W. COBB.
SPLENDID lot of SA X ID "a nd Fshpstoci
IA Baltimore Cove or STEERS. for sale bv
JENKINS
"TsNuOw GA SS-lt0 Roxes assorted ffoH
w 10 to "a 30, just received and for sale az
Apr.'53. GEO. w. o. BIS
inYSTERS..-e00C Cans wright's Fresh Cove Oys
" tiers, received and for tale at G.. W. COBB
I'VE GEESE FEATHERS.-5 Sc I6s; :"
u sale at COBb
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

The best assortment Of H-7GON and C9RREeprs
lures in the city Inc uding Springs Axlfs Pr.
Brass bands. Malleable Castings, Carriage Pol,sS'
Which with their larce Stnck Of -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

Caution.
LII persons are forbidden to line, dig, min
era rom or Otherwise trespass upon the folio ing
described premises, to wit:
The south east Ia of section So, 6, range east
north = Of north east Ia and u of south & OF
Ia OF section !, town 5, range 9 esst.
And further Dotcei hereby given that any person
persons upon The above premises will be
dealt with ACCOM- ding TO law. FRANCIS VIVIAN
- JAMES TOAY
Mineral Point, July Ist, 1853 36tf
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j. FOLEY d LYDON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND cRocKERY
STORE

j. FOLEY LYDON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND cRoCKERY
STORE.
Commerce Street, Corner Of High 81, Mineral Point
WE have now hand a choice stock of Groceries
trade which offer sale current mark.t pri-
ces We most pectully invite public
establishment where will be hs ppy wait
on hem--gratefuly recognizing old customers and
inviting our participate with them saving
advantages which trade offers, and hoping that by
proper and honest regard for the interest of all who NAV
favor with their custom cannot succeed in
curing their confidence in business gritty The
following articles comprise portion of our stock:
Sugars, clarified crush ed, pow ered ard loaf
Ieas, Young hyson, Gunpowder &C.,
Coffee, Rio and Manila,
molasses, Sugar House and Golden Syrup
Fish, Cod, Mackere While, &C.,
Salt, fine and coarse,
Soap. CASTLE, Quincy d Shaving,
Tobacco. of all qualities and prices,
Rope, Windlass, Halter, &c,
Starch, Chocolate, Salera Bed Cbrds and
Clothes Lin. Dried Apples Matches, Glass Nails
Hams, Shoulders Pork, Lard, Butter Flour
Earthen and Stone Ware,
Whisky, Brady Wine,
In short all articles that usually kept establish
rents OF this Kind, are certain to be found here
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Window Sash, Table Cove,s
Pictures with and without frames, sold at the Iovese
prices. Seet
We repeat again. cali and are certain Won cauuo,
fall to puchas of US y7IJSr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
Highly Important

To the People Of the Minlng Region : i!