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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
pUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

So. AID. ELr in the Char. ne
,;"n,s. of the previous meeting we're re"" >sa sp-
proved. ,xs arvyRRsp.
s,h. r;cbtsenth Ward for ibe organ.
VI reS,S. ~ ano,bar Hos Company. Of Geo. Jones'
,hers AGAINST the opC aing OF Esnty syeoa'-st-
& snu T,,b sv 10 the East River. Of fe'er nyier u
r.Ist;nn 10 the piling of Union MuNs', , ,hs ,
,iat Justice had not been done IN ssns os 0''
tract for this work, and as inS an u'eS's''"
""'' W. RESOLUTIONS.
A., r,.csrs--That the Commissioner OF Re-
o;rs and supplies be instructed not 20 naAe ~ cor
tTsct. or buildings berea,-r to oe efee.eu aas'ea oi
u.o.aed rithout havinc complete SCI OF ias aad
in sy,ry css. and submitting th> same,
p;,S tsS estimates, for vroysl prior TO entering INTO
the contract. Adopted.
Ala ToRp moved thar the Board ri.st on apa-
Alu IL Tbursdavs til further notice Carried.
u'' sfIrGHrrR.noCsr ORDINANCE
a., ,,r, nra.anted the following ordinance,
which Was ordered 10 lay or the table ana oe 'n'sd
ON the minutes: ,, ~. d.. d,v, ~ - ia,
sutehSr I caas: Se se;ehed HSy pe. c.;s % % a9r
sseep 81 lambs in the CITY % sew le5s; soe'a u
G .ss e the duty OF he Police Of the CITY .. Sss
yk IN rUost ali viosiious o this ordinance 10 'h' '"'i~a
ton Attorney ~''sos osrsa Inconsistent, with t AeiSs
hercb, repealed. ,.,,,.,,o>s
pv Ala W,KrwaN. that Alexander Z. Llsrence
be appointed Inspector OF Elections IN The ist i'riet
Of the Fifth Ward. Adopted. 10 pIocur9 n" car
rage icr Hose Company No. 81. Adopted.
The report from the Board Of Councimen tosppro-
nrate siO OCO additional 20 enable the tonfSner %
purchss. certain real estate was referred 10 ~ eei
Committee.
CoMNUNIcArfON
From the Receiver OF Faxes, nominating eili' extra
clerks for his department for the busy perI OF SIX
months. at - per day. Their names are H. uu-
sepbury, Henry DAVIS, Howard Scoyill, T. l. Jere-
miab. A. Vandenburgh, isaac q. Hunt, H. = Pesse,
Alex, Mclean. Referred TO the Committecon sala-
ries and Offices -, g.
Wm. Graft nominated by the City inssctor Tor
Health Warden OF the Twentieth Ward, was CON-
frmed.
TIE Board adjourned 10 Thursday.
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SEw-YoRK HoRTICULTrAI. SOCIETY

The regular monthly meeting of this Society NJ
h+ld last evening in their room at No 600 Broadway
JOHN EROSION in the Chair. The attendance w
moderate. The Secretary, PETER b. MEAD, read ~
minniesof the last meeting, which were approved. N.
MEAD read some commune atoms between de Commit
tee appointed TO confer with the Executive Conmttse
OF me New York State Agricultural Society with re-
gard to the privileges 10 be granted 10 ne.b.rs m tu
hcIneuiturai Society al the approaching exhibition
OF he state Agricultural Society The purport Of the
reply made by Mr.. KELLY on the part II the state
society was. that the paying members sf the Horti-
State Society, but competitors should pay .he u,uL
entrance fee, and bear The cost Of carriage Of their
products.
On motion, the communication was laid ON the
table. ~ "'
MIR. MEAD read a letter from Shepherd sspp ran
resentng biz inability, owing TO press of bssnsss "a
act az member Of committee, and .enasrps "a
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y Colroy Agcroneef ,yo,-cr,
r apcr INSpOpTANT SALE Of HDUSt-

EDf'n sIRSfTrJRr % CARPETS, OIL CLOIASss fnS ns
NO-FORTEs FRENCH PLATE MIkhoSS' hsy;is DAY
LAS Se Se-F COTTON vii s-A p, - Na'
~ .ssy sept Al iOE s'eloek the Aaesion hoo - 80.
. Beeknsr- very large snd desirable - s, ysruI
80 two Rosevosd Pi.nc-Fortrs 81 and 7neaNe o. -
ua.srs Among the assortment Lay oc Sui~ - Re-
s F-srch BsSss.ds Fstsnsiou Dining aud t.s t.p.ss
b.aut f1l hogsny Boos Cases KcseSco S c,tt..s
cent,r anS sofa Tshl-s Wtsnstands eis
and French BsSsssd' Scre.sri' i. sssy ~. Coz
Chsrs Carved Rockers Tetsa rete aod Noslt, Al
,s.s 49, o p,rtfrs Hsr Nsftr-~e- Msrben'p Dressing
ard Plain tesethsr with .Very es-S % ,hoVr
60 vii prove uost advsn'as~ous all parties m wan. a
mo-, Of The Furniture Is iht ssoek Of eAei5et -
ss tbe ale viii be psremp'oy without res.-c 20 w-ait
RUSSELL W vssrcorr Aucion--- -
CTOCK FANCY GOODS At AUCIIUN.--h.;;
y W WESTCOTT vii s-n THiS DAY asNt a. lVf
eo..ti, OF srss variety OF Psrnmers. Brushes COMBS
Frsuch Basket. Staopery Ioys. sc: NO Pc p''arn"
" : MsLLoR Aarticne-r-ly hoVShtoS NsI.V~
THIS DAY tuesday 81 iot Gc!ock: d!
casTfY FIRST tt I'OrSs CLASS CABINET FURSiTURE being
the stock Of Mr. james Grundy manufactured aHarf as ''Pe
H. s, embraces the largest snd very be.t sssoulens q
Cabinet Furniture offered sction srd hos IN o. s'
piture rn rry uocu - gNiug ssts'set1n tf a. frpt-
s,rfed The trade country 'erehsns ho'e porot, aha
these stou rerenishing viii nud n 70 'ae" '''A's' "
The sock consist. in part ciows-Rich'y esry,d ro'e
wccd Psror Furniture covered in the nne stn
rroS ssos ard backs warircbes with mirrors doors parlor
Secretaries richly carved LADIES' esginets ros a. s
dvals and otomtns N0ltac. easy and r,etias eaA So
didy carved rosewood aud oak hA stands IA SlAs se
chair. 10 morocco plush debrd library and secretary
bookcases library tables card do rosewood ana yN
chair. style ard desls Gothic se~ins ehS
rosew ood and mshossny bedeads marble top ds~in oa
wsshstsnds sud oomnodes 20 mA'h ps's'a shr
willow and upholstered eotisse ehsi' nae "'rSs"a
mattresses, sc.
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ACCIDENTS 0s IHE ST. LawREscE.-Tss Moa-
treal Trdaserp pt save: Yesterday learned hs; the
Princes Victoria came into collision with the steamer
Alliance al Cap Churl. The Princess sunk imne-
diately, and the Alliance not much injured and
proceeded on TO Montreal. The steamer Lord Syden-
ham, on her downward trip, come into contact with
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The-e - ,-olston here-the bet co-so''ioa-ae,i
to the gr odness Of God is the beauty OF nature
-Fr ON Psi. We hear ths; " Leon Halevy bas been

e.ee ~ rery.tgsi feaIy Of The Aca i-ny OF te
2. in the place of ". Rsoul Roehette.
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}. i. NOvLroS. Aucroneer.
CONTINUATION SALE at FORT HAMIL
~ TON st AUCTION

or FRIDAY snd'sATURDAY. Sept sad g.
Sale 70 commer-e each day az p. II.
These Lo portion Of the property sod last year but
entire plot beautifully situated and the
two principal The railroad be directly in
front sv and steamboats, ply and sm For. Hamilton
ssht times day thas rendering the property accessible
by land n well - BY water.
second window Of ordinary med dweins
say portion Of the round ,. s1 view the
Narrow Hikhs.ss Se~Jsrs>y Staten leland Bath COnsy
snd the Alsnte Ocean and the whole surrounding
commanding Of the best views n the world.
The Sorxah leaves Pier No a. 10 o'clock A n
and sf 0'eloek p 81
Title perfect and sale positive
For FREE Tick-ts Msps &c inquire Of J. W. BARKER
1T AOCLTOS, Anetionssr, Nc. 5 Ssssa1sI
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Sales bn Aurtion.

H. WILSON Aaetioneer
UCTION NOTICE.-H. WILSON Auction
MORNING a, Ic o'clock the FURNITURE ia house No l6j
2th between 1h and Sthays, embracing elegant Pia
= Plush Center, Sofa and Side Tables; Mos.; Lace Cur
ns Mahogany aGd Black Walnut Bedsteads Bu-
and Er,nssn Tables; Sofas Mahogany and Maple Chairs
Croe.sry Gl.s. War; Silver wne Brussels and Ingram
A TTRACTIVE and PEREMPTORY SALE
N Of BUILDING LOTS in WEST FLUSHING, the
line Of the Fu.hins Railroad, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
:.th :.s a.y on rue SRoUSD Dt.uc. s he c &
OR, E, sLiSp s CRY T vii II e.ss Fulton Market.
the Railroad Hunter. Points returning the will leave
hs es. p. ofss city can ,sse The Shn It. very to Green
Point or the A Perry to Penny Bridge and there take the
Grand Ferries IN Wsusburgh every half hour passing
Wes, Flushing.
Title ndispuisble-Terms Of sale liberal.
Yer Free fese for the day Of .s y5h mar and further
particulars apply TO bARAER ELLIOTT
Or in the evenings from to o'clock to 5: BARKER No.
FARAS qii11sf MERRITT N BURSEr No.
50 Broome .t lup ssir. LAME, Ne 90 RoOssyeltst,
7 RtNcIE 10. Iso Grsna It. wilisa.bar.h; or ". 4.
VAN HoUTEN Flushing sy., pear Franklin -sy Green Point
4 UCrrON SALE of VALUABLE PROP.
"A EETY-Tts srsndia properly known ma, y the cranssll
ss.. oppoie Mccombs Dam sud founs over 90 feet
on the Harlem River and Cromwell Greek will be cold
on md III il e.
oeoel the ground Pesons desiring 70 purchae beautiful
Building Sites convenient the city viii End object
eIsnne this property before locating elsewhere Fg par
teBlsr viii Be xiyen In time Apply to AcGRAW AL
LFNDORPH, No. As Broadway.
a. NJ MERwIN Ageiioneer
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 Co., Trade Sale
- Rooms No IS Park.row
MATHEW JoRDAs, AGcioneeL
DY JORDAN IL NORTON, Auctioneers and
ID Commission Merchant No $50 Broadway stairs be-
tween Franklin and Leonardsts
RY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.
ID TUESDAY, sept s.
Al II o'clock A NJ No Clntonst between Myrtle and
PARK avs Brooklyn.
HOUSEHOLD FURSiIUhE-Csrpets, Mahogany, and
other Chars Sofas Tables Mahogany and ether Bedstesds
Feather Beds and the aua assortment Of Kitchen
Furniture. ke-
A CARrEs, A1etone-r, Nc. 81 Dey st. Greenwichn
DOARDING-HOUSE FURNITURE aud BAG
IL GAGE. Nc lis GTeenvieh-st. on WEDNESDAY, Sept.
G. A. 10 O'clock Beds Bedding W.hs.snds, and Toilet
Tables and the usza assortment Of Boarding house Funrure
Also lot OF Liuors kc The Baggage consisting Of Trunks
Box es, and 10 pay charges
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FRANCE.
WILL OF NAPOLEON /.
ages $50

The Monitear contains the following report made
TO the Emperor on the subject Of the viii OF the
Emperor Napoleon /:
"Sire-Last year at this period had the honor to
present TO your Msjesty the report OF the commission
charged to examine the questions relative to the exc
cution of the VIII of the Emperor Napoleon |. In
this report the basis of which have been approved
by your Majesty the commission proposed to devote
TO the execution of the will Of 5000 OOOf thus
divided.
SEQ oe0f to the officers and soldiers Of the bat F,
spd ebidren................. sOoCO
Ws,eToo 70 2OOcO
IS l. so OOUf the officers and soldiers who
fought from 1892 10 1915 for the glory and
iudependenoe Of the nation. ............... 10000
4C6 OC0f To the Of Brienne. 100000
g. SQOOCOf the town of M6Ty $4,000
from the two invasion. nv D..'' 100000
al 4.Gd00Of to the private egeees or 10 their
WIDOWS and direct heirs. 100000
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CHARLEs ". HoLsEs Aactioneer.
EELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

T. PIANO FORTE, CARPETS, PAINTINGS SILVER.
WARE, &e-, a. Aaetion--C- W HOLMES viii sell
THIS DAY, Tuesday September s. At lei O'Clock, the
contents Of the hoase No. ia West Sthst, between
eth and ltkar., comprising rosewood snd mahoxay
suitss q Pnlor Furniture made order In the bes.
eexznr rosewood Erszers with mirror and
baes, carved rosewood Bookcase ns rosewood E.cfor.
sevood and m.hoEny rsrbletop Center Side .nd PAncy
Tables ee wood octave P1nO eh r.D.s
ny Carpet easy and reception Chs rosewood hall Chsrs
SDe nskossny Hs-tAnc. OIL Paintings ard fine French In
sr,szs- n handsome frames srEs lot Of tine China anA
GssSs-r: elegant Chns Dinner snd Tea Ses; neh y.s-s
I'D farioE OrnsnsDts Ivory Galley slverplated WArs
fne vcos and Freneh Bedstesds be. h.r
tr,es Dsnk Bdss1s sprsr sest pafiof Chairs Rock
mahogany Exenrea Dains fable Bssens1f Kitchen
Gun.szEs ke
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J. FOLEY d Ia DON.

p FOLEY d Ii DON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CRocKERY
STORE.
Commerce Street. Corner Of High ST. Mineral Point
w e have hand a choice stock of g. oceries
Liquors Hardware and Crockery, for the W in,er
trade winch we offer or sale at he uri-
ces most respectfully invite the public at our
establishment, here VIII be happy see and wait
on them gratefully recognizing old customere and
inVn2 our new 10 participate with them in saving
advantages which trade offers, hC pipa that nv
proper and honest regard for the interest of all who NAV
favor US with their custom succeed in Sc
curing their confidence in business int rity The
following articles comprise portion of our stock:
Sugars, clarified crushed pow dered and loaf
Teas, Young Hysan, Gunpowder &c,
Coffee, Rio ard Manilla
Moiasses. Sugar House and Golden Syrup.
rush Cod, Hackerel, White, &C.,
salt, fine and coarse,
soap CASTLE, Quincy Shaving,
Tobacco, of all qualities and prices,
Rope, WiRdass, Halter, sc.
starch Chocolate, SaleTa Us Red Chrds and
Clothes Lines Dried Apples, Matches. Glass. Malta
liaHlss Shoulders, Pork, Lard, Butter, Flour,
Earthen aud stone Ware,
y hiskey. Brandy Wine,
IN short all articles that usually kept in establish
nenfs of this kind, are certain to be found here
Looking Glasses, Clocks, Window sash Table Covers
Pictures with and without frames, sold at the Ioyeset
prices. - - 1872
We repeat again, call and are certain Won cannot
TAIL To puch2s of - To-
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IRON A ND STFFT

Is worthy the particular attention OF Wagon aska,,,.,
Blach smiths A0's and
Biaoesn.ith's BellowS, .41nerican and Fnrh.s
-4Hrtfs, lid Bor gices. Brass Bo4 ID
And every thing in that line hand of qua itiss -
ranted. Most OF their stock as been pur~basae y.
the Manufacturers and will be sold Wholesale al a s
advance on eastern prices, and ~ retail very low '
All orders will be promptly executed, and goods c,,
fully backed and sent as directed is
10 T. & w. Are agents and the only dealer, IN e.
lena Ia the genuine fairbauiS scales. the rem
taion of which is too well established TO need W.
of com IA endaton. WIZ
iuli stock OF Counter and Platform Scales alwsvs
hand Hay or Cattle Scales furnished and Sc, IN "a
ord T. at short notice. ~"
Gaena, september, 1853. Az,
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Notice to Miners.

4 RaTe CH0Nce f0T PToSpecI5Ng!
~ 4 berber offers miners wishing 10 prospect.
npp"Ttuntv, ia the present times of high prices
for mineral, digging Inc following l.l.is, viz:
North half Sec.2, T 4, X ?, 4.
L. G. ot s Z q Of SEC %, I. ), r. ?, E.,
the Following favorable terms
The first thry Thousand free. all other miner
L, including asaed mineral sixth. he will also
llow thirty dollars OF The rents for any cabin built
the ground
THIS land i in the range of The irish DiggDrs and
racken Pierce's pun aiggDGs. and is situated be-
~ cen the ..iegate branch and ;.ost G owe.
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Poir {. Feb, l6 1853 I6tf
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PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
n x EEa


The advantages of this contract need scarcely beu1
ed upon wealthy men, or merchants, fof ihey f'!
neglect it, and if they do, fires leave them other
1t is especially valusble to laboring men, mech'l
les and others of mod rate means-who, perhsps hS
little else than home and its contents in tie worn,
These should never neglect to insure q fire VIZ
N ay visit them at airy hour would leave them bOmehs
and with capital bat their labor, 20 oegn again ~
struggle of life, and years of toll and watching n'
pass before they can regain what they have lost "
deed it is done. To such, insurance il dur!
the individual is worth litIe the expense is ess'
be owns much property, STILL the expense trdng az
by investing few dollars he is safe II he is oTela
by misfortune, and his all laid in ashes, he rece'ss
recompense in cash capital equal his loss, ano I
soon restore what has beeI destroyed.
POLICIES issued at all times upon favorable fefbs
By RICHARD l.. READ, Agehi
For Miparal Point and ~ a Corrtv goa
z F. OFFICE, over Sprague & Lathrop cub 4IoP-
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NOTICE.

l., persons sre heTeby forbidden to Dig mine. re
move N nerst turn the alter its natural chan
sl or otherwise tTespaSs app the following described
't'C 10 VT; The northeast quarter Of the rorthaas.
quarter OF section No 49, IN towshjp No uyrtk Of range
NO east Md further notice hereby gwen chat at
lf-h ~ persons irespaS=ng upon The above premises
Siii be dealt with according To law.
- JAMES HTnCHAN.
atneFai solht1 Dec, II, 1888. 7y7 IL AZ
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G Ia PERSONS are forbidden 10 Minis. di remove
Niiherai from, or Otherwise trespa.s . The follow
ing described premises viz -
n = ar of : Z or OF Sec 1. he Of Or of Sec 70
AID ; y or O. qrof sec. Ii Town 4 Range . Pact
t4mHti1 JOHN HpARE
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PILLS. PIIISI!

PILLS. PIIISI!
lINOR every man. woman and child IN the cOubH!'T
Il MEDIA kind to suit you all, say
Pulford's Anti-Billious Pills.
FahHstOcks Anti 81 liCus do,
Elmore's lmproye1 Bilious do,
Jew David's Honey Coated do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Billions do, Grae f-nburgh dos
Mofatts Pills and Phoenix Biitsrs1
Saspington's Ague Pills de. Bruees
DR.. Brandreth's Pills,
Rev. O. Hibbard's do,
DR.. Angles Candy Coated DO,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do,
And lots of other kinds of Pills,
Which you can get by calling at The MinefsiPoa
Drug Store, nearly opposite Beech's Store.
Novem Der 49, R. D. PULfChH s
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pgEz.EC NOTICE.

IL psrSCGs arc hereby notified not trespass miro,
or u GpDn the following lands without ;he
consent or permission of the owner East q Of ~ Ii
sec {, 1owDship ), Range East.
Also, l. l 1 of L IA Sec. s Township 4, Range 2
East without the written nj Of the JOHN
&yS'}E We .2reHt.
Ard further notice hereby given, that forbid
and al persons from buy removing any cad oth
from the above described lands without permits.
sion as above. ABNER NICHOLS.
Mnersi Point. October, 1859. If
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Clothing.

~ Z subscribers would morn the pubIicthat tbs
have IN their employ the mosi X e,risrca5 ~
men q" are ready al *liEimes To max Clothing of v
r. description and Of As good materials a. cen b. ,
u the pis'e Their work Is done IN the be> sty h. g.
war ahted TO fl Cal al their store one door bi =
Maloney's, and see for yourselves 'e'o~
Mineral Point, 1883. ~ii In.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
AEs9Tz SzsC sCfssEs,A szS.TpS
l pure and genuine article, manufactured By him in
"A SchHecan hciiani i expressly for medical uses nd
strongly rec ulr1endCd for re and permanent cure Tor
ara ei and 81 ohstruetloas Of The inc. rom
she kidneys 2nu bladder. Sold ia MINERAL Point by
Ssu K. p. SGLEORD Agent
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BOUNTY LAMBS.

fNfE undersigned, General Land Agent. will give par
lcular attention % obtaining - from Wash
ngton to soldiers, are entitled to them by the late
act of Congress.
lie WIN also attend 10 locating warrants lands for
those who obtain them under the above act AIooo res
ldence IN and thorough knowledge Of Western wiscon-
N WIZ ne enable him to give goad sfaction
TO those who may call II him
CHARLES T. LEGATE,
Land gent and Surveyor.
NlheiaIFoIntl tctoher. ~ " If
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Look at This.

-IUN9A-b.U GOO.O-Sa
ii AViNG enlarged and improved his Store is now
II RECEIVING from II. LOUIS and other markets ell
selected assortment of
PANTY GROCERIES,
Consisting of 1.-The varieties usually kept in this
ket, such
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molasses,
Fish, Pork, Hams Tobacco,
Fruits Of almost eray rariety,
Soap, Candles, &c, &c. &c.
which win be sold as low any store in this place
us Arrangements such that he will at all time be
supplied with the best quality of
E~ Els D Va E&a
Fresh from the Mills in the State His old custom
ers and the public generally, invited TO call and
exaruire the quality and prices of his goods.
Mineral Point. April IS 1853 26tf
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Caution.


LII persons t0rnI den nine dig, remove
erai from or otherwise trespass upon the following
described premise t. vii:
The south east IA Of section Sc g. range east
north = "t north east l., and north of south 10 OF
Il az section I, town 5. range east.
And further hereby given ina any person o.
persons tresTass'ng upon The above premises be
ds alt with according 10 law. FRANCIS VIVIAN
JAMES TOAY
Mineral Point, July LIST, 1853 36tr
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Public rOtECe.


DURLlC NOTICE Is hereby given, that all persons
are forbidden 70 tresp&ss, mine or dig upon any
She following described lands without the written per.
UiseiCn OF myself or Agent. 30 wit:
The az, OF section -, the north half of sec On
- and the west hif of :. " or OF -, in township
no' h of range four east, The east half of n W or
sec ? townships north OF range east. The hall
of north west Cf 36, in township north of range
east md the west half OF N e. or of 81 town
ship : north, OF range east.
Aud furthermore, forbid and all persons fro m
buying or removing any Lead other from said
mentioned lands, without my written permission
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN.
May ~, 1888. 30
a z'ts z.--AN persons hereby forbidden l.,
"a mine dig, remove mineral from Otherwise tres
pass upon the following Premises under penalty tho
law, to Wit
The north east quarter Of section II: The north west
quarter of the south quarter ard the north
quarter e ihe south quarter Of lso the
west half of the north quarter all IN
Town ;, Range cast of the fourth principal meridian
JAMES HUD5HAN,
JAMES GALLON,
JOHN CAWLAY.
Mineral Point, May *, 1884. 6u 2sa
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. AS'sA B. = EIE--'su. in Bb's .EaifRhhs al
We : bbis, PrsIue- Justfee'dst GEO. ". Coz 8'S.
I've GEESE EEaTHEHs.-5oe lbs for
Is sc ~ C0Bb-S.
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E4S0,

The best assortment of E-4GON aai C8RRrscr
lures in the city Inc udins Springs Axles RaS'
Brass bands. Maileable Castings, Carriage PolisS'
Which with their large sock of 80
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CROCKERY,
Sc, Sc, Sc, Sc
All of which having been bought the lowest prices
the Eastern Markets for cash, will he offered East
adding transportation. Thankful friends
and the public generally for the ber patronage extend
ID 80 him, he h0p9s nv strict atten ion business
and uniform prices and uDr- 1T and honorab dealing
@ merit continuance OF their esteemed favors
s6f JOSEPH GITNDRV
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15
GALENA d CHICAGO UNION IL, r..
AND
RELOIT 81 MADISON R,R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. NOVEMBER IA. 1ss,

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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15
THE RENOWNED REMEDY!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

This extraordinary ne1ent is composed Of the most
healing Bsi-ams, aud hen used in accordance with
the directions VI ich accompany each pot, VIII insure
cures when al faer fail. Cases OF the most
dcsoera ajn diseases Idly yield TO its efficacy
IT is lannon's VII used in of Govt, &eum u sn
Contracted Sff Joints. In Asthmas it VIII do won
deTs if well rubbed into the Chest,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15

EJTJSDES " sEF,-Pained Tubs, do Buck
w e., cred Pals & Sugar Boxes, Butter Prints
lsdieS, ! ouns Zine WssHbosrls. Mop Sticks, Willow
k4s E1ushes and general variety Traps, just re-
Csiyesi, snd Tor sale GEO. ". cOBB-S
- q 4 .Ss.--lS tih'ds Fair Kind N q.
~ 30 Ribs Clarified -
40 - Crushed s Loaf
Received and for sale low =; C. W. CO3B,s
EtEt: AIRS. $500 choice Regalia and Prfncire o.
- gars, Tor SAFE at CtDR-S
ESDlsL&, on hand anG forsale BY
GEO. ". CoBS.
Fe sEsg sAy.T-Ioo Bags Fine Dairy Sal, ms,
h y received and Tor sale by G. W CORR
N AsAs - heSs assorted Sizes just received snd for
\ Y sale az GEO. w. GOBB'S.
ssEa Boxes Lake Mills S4T.EEs ATIS. on Cen
4SssS sIrHmeE:, and for sale at G. W. COBB'S
> ECE.--TVG pounds prime Tor sale.
ea GEO. ". COBB.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15
Fats 6 Caps. =

, re ssF'$ Fan style Hats, and all varieties al
hS GAPS, lust received by 7. :. ALLEN.
Gel. II. less
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-15

MOST ASTONISHING. CIFEE OF SCRort-s.9rrS III.
GERo.--A case CEftTtFlF.D BY THE MAYOR
OF Boston, EH6L AND