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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
MATRIMONY,
MEDICAL TREATISE


Psychological Tier Of Marriage.
By NJ g. la Csoit, Albany. NY.
Qsl PAGES, and $50 FINE PLAIN ANB col
scd Li,hornphs and riaie..
PRICE TUE.tTl- FIVE CENTS.
seat Free postage 10 aHy part ofthe Union,
('iiEArI.Sr eoik ever published, and containing
| nearly double the quantity of reading matter ~
tny ui the hiiy cent ~ driiaf publications
IL treat. Vt the PhYsiology ui marriage, aud The
ret inhrni,ies und di-s,rders uf ypuih and maturity
os,iiiing inn sAces-es which destroy the physical
aud megiai powcts all diseases arisiHg from indsce
ioI, with pam and simple rules with which all per
1us can cure Themselves withuut mercury, with the
athuf- ciiss fyatlons "a marriage IT, duties aud di.
qualifications knd tistf remedies with coufcd iitllu
trslis Illustrating the anatomy aud ply siolnEy, and
seases II thu fcpfaurtNe organs ~ bath seIer their
tfurtnres uss- aud funeiuns. IL contains many i'm
-uant hints 10 thuse contemplating marriage, which
viz overcome the oblcci ons against II none how
'yef .hid take tliis Important step without first
uH.utnf H. page u treats Uf all dt-eases Of lr
nses whether married OF single liint. 10 fbu-e ho
le-iro muro children. Strangtrs " b. feqarc med
cal aid, befte consulting any doctor, ought H. know
shrthrf their ca-t frr 80 isiA iHdrr isu by Those
Ah4u tes employ, aud thus guard aHdinst the tnIu-
.itiob 1t gaaekcfy, prevalent IN tupuiuur cities.
Hence the advantage 1T pupnlsf know ledge uf
slf such T. given IN thu worf.
II medical auihutism be The test 81 talent, aud
irhtsnnoui De -ught from h.iks, let cuiunun sens.
discriminate heiwsen simplicity aud Outrageous spo-
.iourness and buinbast d. la Cruik Is legal,
fisifed pie, icisn. and hr the lat twenty years hss
daiil consulted upon the different diseases upon
which his hik teat, personally as well =. by eticr.
Any per-nn sending % cent, ~ letter, p,-t-psid.
viii receive cop by mai, ifro 81 ls-tape, ~ i've
COPIES laf une d liar. Addrcss d. VI. 49, IA GROIN,
56Bcayef street Z, o., Box say Albany, ny.
Once open frum A. ". To pP. VI, anu 10 sunday
from TIL r. NJ.
HECoLLta.r--Nu 81 49, AVER STREET. (Cliu,
ton liulei building, Albany, \. W
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
DR. Needham,s Breast Pump.

1FS great saiiefiofiiy tttt even uttrf - the sf
/ Eess eis-uciy, and hrtih'lty fihs tnosth slow
Hta us,sn TIE Bfsasi aud AiriiF lac tas mHth 81
infsni The tfitei tsue audeg he o1ntfo q The
pailsnt nlay b. thfsd O. ifHitate tls srnsaisn
q. ~ 80 - sfsri Of nanisg raiia. We ave Lac
tssls Auineiai Rftssis. excellent Afliels ia
nHfsiag thilafen. Nipple shields nna Nipris Sbsis.
rDNn A MORSE, ntutKist.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
1854.
Whole sale or Retail.

ED DHL.Is -ul.oriuf Young Ilyr,.n Tea Thiry
Nv Hy-on skin "
Ai-u GunPlwdcr, ola Iiyr.n and Black Tea II
excellent h4saf sud strength.
TWrHp -hse BuAe. IbsccD suif4ble Ertrtailing.
Imny 4" yellow S,ap
-ai"rauis 10 Boxes hhi- ana fa-k..
Gnm-tunt IN Gases. sulphur IN Bbl- and Kegs
one Hundred Dozen cat steel, lr.n, aud scnap
~buycis.
-i,p o. iilni's Ave, lfusd II tt'Lcts .nd ARc-,
A1zs, iat5iuE sud rhWuhnr liAtfutt-. g. which
the stoNti.h I purchaser b. requested fHf ale IL
tic new Brick Warebunsc ct BARRETT A. SON.
lAiuan, i-st.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
Cabinet Furniture and Oh

Hantooa's BaiiainR, had u HashtHgt oa q
MOSES CURTIS V nov Offering large al
wi sral assortment IT f1fas, CehiaT, IaTd. fi-
ABd IueBsion Dining Tables, Aahnrany N
walnut, Tame seat and cnmInaB ghHif-, ~
bedstsads, Hat stands, Chamber sets a. Z
hair, palm leaf and hnsk Maitf.sses, rpng
Looking glasses, Checks, Picture ffsisos, Nuh Z
portable Desks, Ac
READY -uads Cglaas Of all sizes aud ds.tnlan
Mahogany Collins furnished a. order on .hon
Having purchased New aud Rich Disds ins Z
beet Manufacturer AZ cash prtres, be wruid iai-
attention of ibs public TO tho inspection Of the 81.
kntihhd, feb. ~, is51 Il
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
Zinc Paint.

LANpoN have ia-i recsir-d quHnii'y q
~ Iias FsiHi frlgud iH nii, O. sbsh ~ voaid
cat tbs 81 std fHs Inhabitants
- Rutifnd Iiasuiy Ale Ytfiriy.
The Nhss kiEs ~btsh 3, 40 On 70 groHuf In az
warsnisd pare snd uutnfFsssfd . sadf and
ehHsBsss 81 ibs Kne viii csVrr tHrch fattfrs a.
81 10 q y So q Led sd irsr.s lls ssas is'fieci
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
QUART BOTTLES.
81 Per Iiotile--six bottles sor s. 90.
WILSON, FAIRBANk 4 co,
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
Nos. IA a. HANOVER STREET,
CLOTHIN G..
FOR 1854.
Ar No. z, Perkins Block, RUTLAND.

AZ No. 2, Perkins Block, RUTLAND.
V'HE subscriber cordially invites the
j public 10 az sariy examination ut his we'll
find them un.nuiasse quality and extension ui va
'-it. siall unly -Iie' iiy few ARTICLES.
UNDER OATS
H.sch rrc-, add Frek, BLACK cashmater,
tlue Blsck olive "
.ur Ufrss HTuUn "
Brown Green {"
$500, Hlaei. one, Er-al 'na Drah Nirsd Cloth,
-trk- and ff"' h.
OVER ruArs
Of. ,ct, srrr.. Drint Blne 3i,cs gils 80, 'nv ,
hrlRu anI aiar..
rANrr;
luark D.s.kin., BLACK Css.imrr
fa.cy diu., Missed ditto,
Nited diuo, fanoy dHtn
Blns. Fanc,. snd Nited sainet, A., Na
VESTS
glael SATIN, Fancy c,lare4 -nk
fsari sr,nRdisT,
Valencia, sting,
iith, % ube bre ga. cam, -iuels D..
f., sect
SOD Ws tAh Roy rLoTuN.
.a lrr. .HHh .irrf o. t o.. Nt..
fs msH f.sri ai. ar. it.nf.
a. FINISHING GOuii--
sorry, o. a ln., tnasI.- a'H. nf U''..
usa1sfftnirfr. rtF .Is, ~. rL-. Nt.IH..
GHse.- Do. sisn tttDs. aaa
naH fH.HHt-r wallet
Fun sl.uir,
fonsms8 uii., ar
fALL -TyLE- uAr- An APP
franks. yali.es, ItnbrsIias, a..
TOE aui,.fntrI .sa iias iais Ilft. ffsiin a. "a
pf,sf be- tAauk- ~ Boo ifta.s esd tnI,rf tH-
80 pat i'sof'' aHa repeatedly r'','i. al, .sfs
RstIasd, Der. = 1853. 49,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

Assnis ~ iafhis, AsNsln trAab1n'- finnlt.
So lafk hahstf, Davis a Ca orsta Ghn rsaart
r,asss bs-taa q s1nan A galcal r. asl ~. ~
se- Gu. ] WEI 600
haaiai, -. D. issA 7--fm
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
DIR. Il. y. IIIBBARD's
Wild Cherry Bitters.

- fINiE taste Is 80 agreeable that d
i weakest stomach can bear u all age, q
children to gray hair, all can pariakg freely Ntf
nausea ~ disgust a lrtont etot ui the q
" II II the happeat combination of medicine tyr
Tered Il the afflicted "
u1y- Come aad tasts, friend.
Sold whnlesaio aud rrtail by the esuttt Aisia
3 fremont Tempie, Boston. \. u. ftlI.ttttu
Deaicrs supplied on liberal terms.
1gfRis,
PoND & MORSE, Rutland, VI
SPENCER 4 NICHOLS, Whitehall. nj
Nv HAMMOND A co. 1uwu t'iui s.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

iuau's Hianghafd's Srtthes, aisi, t.n-, Robin
ME. rrfkins, ar.rfs. COLIN a Ga, Niiisris, Far
sii.. and Minated Mani CO., Soy iilE-. HuFEie-
,uuts-, Aa-,u = Co.. and iain-,n'- new and odd
attrru ~ NVfi-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
Farmers Farmers I.

l'uOsE wishing Ga say. MONEY sus
i IiME, viii mud Al ne uew snsk Nafehau-t f.
nAKRErT 4 son. snN qBaniiiy ~ Farming inpis
meat, u Oh, VERY Bfsi az Atty, and at "a
THTMEiN tpW rRftE-
AGENTs RON
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR

inths If Ncssfs- irst hsil 4 thurh, With " itfets
.iont Fa-tsuing. " and Plate Sufkri ~nsihs, with
gni,,au fings. WILLARD. irheid.r's and Van or
an. Hay and Manure fufks, Hor.s DRAG and Hand
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

COAL. COAL, COAL.
fINlE undersigned having compltN
L his arrangements fuT coal nf the mpst ats
veins, j. Now prepared ~ offer l.nhgh Lsektsa
Peach Orchard, Lump, Egg ~ stove, at the tr
market pnce. Likewise blos-burEh, ,umhcrlatis
Virginia coal, Persons wishing n purchase,
do well "a call aud examine the coal betnrc luHa
ing elsewhere. q. A. ARNul4
i0l River street, one block north u ina
Troy y. v, June nth lrbA T-hN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

twhn has lately visited Lakeland on Long island)
and give authentic information, where maps
aud pamphlets be had sent II required by mail,
gratis, ~ t"filARLEs WOOD, eos broadway, cor
nef Of Fulton street, \. Y. 5l-6m.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
Good DR. gs,

sod that t.i ifcics lhia inr m uiutD IS th1h
iitnF, iufu D,u have them ven tlN rlrto 40
tho cot ~ yauf 1--we.
LADIES, We would r,!sri,ltl uNfe So. G.. ga.
.ui examine ..uf iarF, a.-rtinrui 20 rcuf meg g..
let and fancy auirir-, Hrstc-, iisH pils, sra aye
rensae, Fi.-h Pawdet~, u age, = net p s,i. sc
Pom 4 .DE-E,
hain and " hngtsn -tnrt- Is hand,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
Purchasers Of Boets, shoes and
RUBBERs!

A ~ r~casssrd, hf4rr rarrtasiaf sisrrissfs. ~
n tsl a as sfsfs 81 " i.~I 81 totulffs ecsu
isel b, EsUkNTr A soN.A rhels rsa - tsane
iarss as.saaaetf 81
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

DR. CONINE'S SYRUP
OF
Ginseng and Malva.
THIS C"inp,und, mrw established in universal
i favor by u great aud Acknowledged mert,is
Used la Every Family,
md recommended by all ply sicians. This medicine
Is based upon recipe procured IN China by Dr. Co
nine, the celebrated oriental traveller. lt> wonder
iul properties fuf PunisYiNo BLoop, and In all
complaint, ui Bilious character, are everywhere
tcknuw lodged. For
EXPLANATION OF THE LUNGS,
'rirttNa or Bi1sp, nrlucbifis aud every disease uf
he vital urgans, lhi- great remedy l. without paral
iel Pr
COUGHS. CEoIP. WHOOPINGCOrGH,
aud all Diseases ufthe Ihr,at, a SURF and prompt
II p,s-eese- the remarkable power ~ Dissoly
inr, Isn-eniug and Removing, downward al phlegm
mat infl ub-truct the thruat, aUd l. without qles
',iH Natures mtst Pltent remedy for
CONSUMPTION.
nd ai Diseases that arise frDn iughs and neglected
Cs'd.. II ha- cured tanker, salt Rheum. Ey -ipclas
cad Sofphla--di-oa.es which have dofied the luwer
tIor medicine have Yielded L. th,. II IL pleas
100 aud pllatt hls, aud
H.storer Of Appetite,
q tua tNRit kLI.ED. II Lhs never been equal
DNSPEPTIC REMEDY,
i.i a. iHHtsrioN 90 Tnr N.HsIs, LowneSs 81 Spir-
a., e. Headache, Is sure euro.
trtttc ting histuTl II the Ginseng, sc l. Ia he
hui ,u pamphlet, gfsus. The compound is contain
eim
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

POND 4 MORSE. Rsi'aHd, ~
SPENCER a NICHOLS, UAnfsal, ~
oi-iy HAMMOND a co. Corn Pant n
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Psychological Tieir Of Marriage.
By NJ q. Ia Csou, Albany, \. Y.
Qsl PAGES, and $50 PINE PLAiN ANB col
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02
Inc Prohib::tory Law.

The Senate has tried 10 steal a march on the
Assembly upon the Liquor Law by adopting the
Assembly bill after striking out the section which
defines The time for its taking effcc-, and substi-
tuting therefor section submitting il 10 a vote of
The people With this amendment the Senate has
passed the bill, which will be sent TO the Assem-
bly, for concurrence. The Assembly, more strict
ly the representatives of the People, OF course
will adhere to their owr bill, and thus the matter
will remain for a time al least. We DO not be-
leve the Assembly will consent to this amend
ment. The people have voted upon the questions
and have no desire to enter again into the exciting
scenes OF political strife upon the question. If
they compelled TO do so. they would much
rather it be brought about by refusal on the
part of the Legislature TO pass Prohbtory Law
at all, than by being insuted with clause requir-
ing them 10 vote upon question they have al
ready decided at the ballor-box. We can hardly
believe the Senate will be stubborn as TO refuse
TO pass a Prohibitory Law that does not contain
a submission clause but if they are, We say let
the blame rest upon their oulders. Ii we must
vote again before get the law, let 1t be FOL men
who will carry out the wishes OF the Majority
and not upon question already settled by the
people,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

The Public Schools in this village have been
closed for the present. for the want OF funds to pay
teachers This is be regretted not because there
there many who consider themselves unable to
pap for the Education of their children In our
opinion, it would be far better continue the Dis
trict Schools. using the public fund far goes
and raising the balance necessary either by Public
Tax, or those who send 10 school, for each scholar
quarterly. Many who send TO school and do not
feel themselves able TO pay the full amount neces-
sary to send TO select school, would willingly
pay portion, which added TO the public fund
would be sufficient 10 keep the schools in opera
ZION nearly the whole time. Under the present
arrangement, there are large num.er OF children
who have attended during the winter and will now
have no opportunities for school until the Public
Schools are again commenced. This is not right.
Many will forget nearly all they have learned, be-
fore that time, while others of the same classes,
Nho continue in the select schools, will be far
ahead OF them, which will cause Encouragement
good scholars Some means should be adopted
whereby tie District Schools be continued thro'
the year, with the exception of short vacations, and
if they productive of beneficial results
have been the public schools during the past win
ter none would regret the payment of the small
amount necessary to be raised for that pun pose.
There are now three select school. in town, all
of them good IAN be found in any place, and
we hope they may be well sustained
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02
Harmonic Concert,

The Mineral Point Harmonic Society gave their
first concert in the Presbyterian Church in this
village Tuesday evening last, 10 overhowng
house. We feel justified in saying that they gave
the most entire satisfaction. A large portion of
the mem bers of this association young persons
who have had but little practice in vocal music
and their on Tuesday evening is not only
evidence OF their musical talent and an enccur-
agement TO peTsevere in It's cultivation, but will
we trust induce others 10 go and do likeH ise In
consequence OF severe colds, it was feared that
some OF the principal voices would be unable TO
do justice 10 their parts, but such was not the
case, as most OF our citizens testify. Several
OF the pieces sung have often heard performed
by celebrated "Concert Families but never better
than by the Mineral Point lIarmonics In every
particular this Concert creditabe TO themselves
and the place, and the repeated applause of the
audieoce was an earnest of the pleasure with which
they listened We hope they may continue in
the way OF well doing" and al no distant day
give ano;her entertainment OF a similar charac Ter
but here we would suggest an inquiry, are not
thirty pieces, with four or five Others not mention
sd IN the programme, rather too long a list for
one evenings performance!
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02
Correspondence Of the Tribune.
Assembly CHAMBER. Monday }

Evening, 9th Feby.
Messs. Eiss ) CLANCY have had half
days fight a, i.ngth on the Liquor Bill. and the
old Frcncn Guard was never 6rmer than were the
friends of the Bill
1t came up at first under unfavorable cIrcum-
stances Mr. Orion, who. it seems, has not labored
with the rest of the Committee Ii perfecting the
Bill, offered an amendment that was not approved
of by the friends, but voted for by its enemies.
After that was disposed of, the fight was clear,
and the lines fairly drawn.
lst amendment, offered by Mr.. Webster.
1st Sec. To except all Counties voting against
the law. Lost.
ed, BY Thomas, of Fon du Lac.
To except beer, made in Wisconsin. Lost.
Sd, BY Bener, to add Lemon beer, Lemonade,
sc. Lost
Sec. ?. Mr.. Hull, to strike out Section. Lost.
Sec. list line. By Webster. to strike out
without oath, and insert under oath Lost
And now, Gen. Crawford of Milwaukee, got
the floor, and read lengthy speech upon the pow
of the State OF majorities on Democracy, strong
minded women, abolitonism, and wound up on
spiritual rappngs.
The Committee obtained leave to sit again, after
which, the Assembly adjourned. w.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02
A Remarkable Yote.

On the 10TH ID the United States Senate, Doug
las amendment TO the Nebraska bill was adopted
by the following vote:
Teas-Adams Afchison, Bayard. Bell, Benjamin,
RToadhcad, Brown. Butler Cas- CLAYTON Dawson,
Dixon, Dodge (of Iowa.. Dotgids, Evans, Fitzpat-
rick Geyer, Grisl Hunter, johnson. Jones (of lo),
Jones (of Tenn }, Mason. Morton. Norris Pearce
Petit, Pratt, Sebastian, Slide, Smart, Thompson
(of KY, Toombs. Weller and ITiliams-35
Northern Senators in Hqi;c-all democrats
Noes-Allen Chase, Everett, Fish, Foot, Hous-
tor, Seward, Sumner and Wade-l0.
(Where were our Senator's Messrs. Dodge and
Walker y
The amendment above referred to is in substance
as follows
That the constitution and laws of the United
States which are not locally inaPplicabe shall
have the same force and effect within the said Ter
ritory OF Nebraska elsewhere within the L. S
except the eighth section of the act preparatory
10 the admission of Missouri into the Union, ap-
proved March 9th, 1920, which was superseded
by the principles of the legislation of 1850, com
monty called the compromise measures and is
hereby declared imperative
| Now look for a moment, and how these
doughface Senators stultify themselves in abusing
their high trust. The COMPROMISE of 1850
contained the following clause, Introduced as an
amendment in order TO leave no doubt OF the in
tent of the action of Congress:
Nothing herein contained shall be construed TO
| impair qualify anything contained in the third
article OF the second section of the joint resolution
for annexing Texas TO the United States approved
March /, 1915, either as regards the number OF
10, L., ,l,e
State of Texas, othey1rise
] BY referring to the joint resolution annexns
! Texas, in 1915, we find that it expressly atirms
the Missouri Compromise, in words as follows
= In such States as shall be formed out of said
territory north of the said Missouri Compromise
line, slavery involuntary servitude, except for
crime, shall be prohibited
Yet, Messrs Cass and Stuart OF Nichigan,J tones
and Dodge, of Iowa, Douglass of Illinois, Gwinr
and Weller OF California, Norris and Williams, o.
New Hampshire, Petit of Indiana. and Broadheat
of Pennsy Ivania, eleven northern democratic Sen
ators, voted solemnly that tie Compromise o
1850 acknowledgements Missouri Com
promise - Mil. Sentinel.
ESrERrnIsK. Perhaps stronger evidence
can be adduced OF the intrinsic value and unrival
led usefulness of AYER's CHERRY PEcroRAL, thar
the fact that IN order 10 supply the demand tht
Proprietor has been compelled TO build an immens'
block, occupying large part of square on,
of our ;.'ncipal thoroughiares, five stories o
which l. be occupied by his Laboratory fo
: the preparation of the Cherry Pectoral alone
As this article has It's way 10 the pub
lie favor solely by It's success in curing disease
: this fact is some comment on its virtue Low
ell Advertiser.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

The sale Of Holloacay's Pills and Oint
naent, have wonderfully increased lately. we pre-
sumo, therefore that the well known virtues the
medicines possess are becoming universally appre-
ciated thousands of persons of both sexes testify
diurnaly, that their effect is miraculous thew act
conformity so directly upon the system, the one
internally and the other externally, that the most
serious cases will readily yield to their wonderful
power
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

Worn IN SEAsoS-The time tor sowing
Spring Wheat is at hand and farmers will
do well 10 abundantly this Spring II fire.
quently happens that high prices year are
followed by low the next Such viii not be the
case the coming season. The trouble in Europe
will have an influence upon the market for bread
s.ufIs for some time 10 come. Farmers should
prepare for this, and they win be sure to find wheat
raising profitable investment Sow plenty OF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

C,su.rrrKs-At Lebanon, H., a man named
Bragg, was killed on Tues! lay of last week. he
was standing some timber, looking at the cars,
when his foot slipped and in falling. the triggers
of double barrel gun that he held in his hand,
caught and both barrels were discharged. killing
him instantly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02
Ae@ aJd0grGtge wgg mGg.
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PCRLIC NOTICE.

hereby given, that all persons forbidden tn DIG
mine or otherwise hespass upon the following land
without my written permission, witt The north EST
quarter of the south quarter Section eight in
Township six north of Range Eve essf 90 40
And further notice is hereby forbid env md
all persons from buying removing any lead or othe-
ores from the above described land without nx rren
permission. (I6.2j r " joSEs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02
FARM FOR SALE,

\ naLuABLE FAR u, containing about en0 acres
ico acres under good fence, ~ acres under good
eattivhIon- A new Block House ia by go; log Barn
oy s! feet, with gogd Houses, and coed srdeh
ne whole well waiered and timbered. The above
fEr is situated about 10 east Of Mineral Point,
and miles from Moscow Mills
The above rare chance for any person wishing
purchase good Farm
IERMs-One hiatt Cash; the balance remain on
Mortgage from one to Eve wars Inquire OF George
buntlng on the premises, or of John B. Wnelaw, MlD
erHl Point
~ The above viii be offered at private sale until the
osn day OF March next If sold previous TO ms
Of said day. 3sl4
Feb. l6, iS5t,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

IL Several RussiaL officers visited the Ports
mouth (Va-> Eavy yard and the United States ship
Pennsylvania, few days since, for the purpose
of examining U. S ships with view of purchas
ing for the Russian navy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

1--WE have received the third and fourth num-
bers OF the Daily Telegraph" by Alessrs SHoLKs&
DKSsNonE. kenosha Ii is respectable sheet both
in size and appearance, and conducted with ability.
We fear they will not find il profitable 10 continue
their present amount of reading matter. We wish
them success, however. Such paper would be
credi;able TO a larger city than Kenosha.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

Man kILLkp-A man (name unknown) was
killed on the Railroad few miles west of Rock
ford, on Saturday last. He was lying upon the
track supposed 10 be intoxicated, and not discov-
cred until too late to prevent the accident. The
cow catcher struck him on the head, causing death
in few hours. a bottle of liquor found in
his rocket
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

A man named Sanford Hanchet was recently
arrested Prairie du Chicn Tor selling aud SNUG
Cling load of merchandise, which he had been
employed TO haul TO Elizabeth, place some Is
miles east of Galena, for a merchant named Thos
drummer
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

A Mr.. Barnard, of Ervins ton. Ill.,. had both his
thighs broken by the caving in of bank of earth
while at work on the Chicago Branch of the Cen
trail Railroad on the 9TH ult
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02

Trial Of the Mnuderers of Story-We learn by
telegraph despatch from Ottowa, received yes
terday, that three of the men tried there for the
murder of Mr. Story, he railroad contractor, were
discharged Patrick Durkee was sent to the Pen
itentiary for year. and in other cases the Jury
could not agree.