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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-09-02
A Free Negro Couanaunitv.

| "A 11ee Negro Community.
Richard Randolph, eldest brother of John
Randolph, Of Roanoke, died in the wear
l796 at Bizarre" the name of the larpe
estate bequeathed him by his father, John
Randolph, Sr, and lying on the head waters
OF the Appomattox river, near the town of
Farmville, Va. He is represented to have
been man Of talents scarcely inferior to
those of his celebrated brother, and of extra
ordinary goodness Of character. Entertain
ing the opinion, then general in the South,
and especially in Virginia, that slavery was
curse n like to master and to servant, Mr..
K. liberated his slaves by will, and made
ample provision Of their maintenance. Ow-
ing to pecuniary embarrassments, the pro-
visions OF the will were not carried into
execution, until fifteen years afterwards, and
not until many Of the slaves had been sold
to liquidate the heavy mortgages which rest
ed upon the estate. About 1911, John
Randolp. who had assumed the manage
ment of his brothers affairs, removed to the
county OF Charlotte, and the negroes, vari-
ousiy estimated at from one hundred to one
hundred and thirty in number, entered upon
the enjoyment Of their freedom.
A portion of the Bizarre estate, consisting
of three hundred and fifty, (some say five
hundred) acres, partially cleared, we'll tim
bcred, aiid well watcred, was divided into
sections of fifty and twenty-five acres, and
upon these sections the various families, ac-
cording to the number and age of the indi-
viduals composing them, were settled-those
having aged and infir,n parents to support.
received more, and those not having these
on 1o,o 1.-l A n
with means to build themselves houses, and
with agricultural implements to till the soil.
Fairly settled in the land of promise-the
Canaan to which they had looked so long
ingly for fifteen years-they gave it the
name of Israel Hill"-an appelIation which
explains the sanguine anticipations and re-
ligious tone which guided them to its choice.
No doufAthey looked forward to the time
when Israel Hill should be thriving and
pcpulous village-'a city set upon an hill"
gloriously to the eyes of tl,eir
brethren in bondage, as did the Delectable
mountains to Bunyan's Pilgrim.
Here. then,. they were loft to work out
their destiny, and there, indeed, if ever, it
was to have been expected that the African
would thrive and prosper, and fulfil the ex
pectatlons which prompted his noble master
to set them free. The conditions of the ex-
pertinent were pre-eminently favorable for
the manumitted-an the elements of sue
cess surrounding them numerous, and such
as can never again be brought to bear upon
them in any future experiments. They were
the choice servants of one of tho most aris-
tocratic, ,iSs,nane, and cultivated families in
the State-reserved from sale because Ct
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-09-02

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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1854-09-02

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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
Rer reuceN.
=. Fas.Ey &g.y pnN.

GROCERY, LrauoR, nsRDwARE AM cRockKR,
sTCHE.
Commerce Stree, Corner Of fist s., Hiaeral Pon.
w l. have baad ch ice stock of Cs,ocere $,
Liquors, Hardware sud Cruckery, Tor she win -
trade which we cL'r ISLE at he market pr
ces We most respectfully invite the public to call At cur
establishment UhsTee VIII be hsqpy 20 zee and wa:t
GA iaFsa--ErafofuB recognizing oil customer, and
inviting participate with ths.i. IN lac sav
advantages y Eicb trade vf-rs- and that by
proper and honest r-2r for the al no nav
fAvur with gf.":r custom succeed in
curing ;0e5r confidence Ia business ina gritty Tic
following articles Comprise portion OF our stock
SUGARS, clarified crushed. poa dered aud loaf,
Teas, Young III E7', CGnpOwjuT &c,
tDFras $50 and -isu-lis,
NOisSses, : 4-ar fiuuse grd Golden Syrup,
Fish. G't, Aacksrei, !, hi-e- &c,
Sfli, EHC and Cusrss.
Soap CASTLE, Z! 1incy Shaving.
Tobacco. OF al IIEliiigs and PRICES,
Eoon. Wirdlsss, liaies.
SssrGs- Chocolate S.iaFG Erii EHTds 2rf
Clothes Lines. Dried Apples Matches. GIsss, h,.l-
Ilsu8ss Shoulders, Pork, Lard, 8Gitlr, FIuar,
E4rthHu and stone Ware.
Nhjskey. Brady and Wine,
N short al articles t-t usEay Ken; IN establish.
nlents OF ihis Kind, certain % js found here.
looking Glasses, Ctoch, window sash. Tasie Covers
Pictures with and VI thCat frames, sid
prices.
We re.cct again, all and we arc certain you canun.
!Ai! 10 FuC&Ga OF Neli2y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

HfohE EEoOt&s.
lust received at the MINERAL POINT BOOK sTORE
- direct from New York
Eanke's Jivil Was,
:, History "l .ae Popes-Englfsh edition,
Tsyior's Life If Wesley,
Preacher & King,
Arctic Exp-citinn,
60. : interviews,
Kew Themes for ne Protestant Clergy,
Sh.dy -ide-
Golfers Notes and Emeudatons on the Text OF
saakePere-yario editions,
Memorials of English Martyrs.
The Great Harmonic. by A j. DaAi=,
Yarmouth Man,
Philosophy of Mysteri5 ue Rappipqs,
Webs.er's uns brdged Dictionary,
High echool
9 School
IlarpNr's Illuminated Family Bible,
Family BIBLES
BtEster's "o:ppr, hensvc Ribie,
Pocket bibles OF various styles,
FIeetwood's Lite of Christ,
His o,y OF The Planting of Chris.ianit7,
Chalmers sermons,
Natural Theology,
Greenl-af' Testimony ofthe EvanSelists,
Paley's Natural theology, and Works,
Newton on The Prophecies
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Bishop Batler's WORKS,
Thompson's seasons-Boyd's Mites,
hIton's Paradise Lost -
,owpers Works,
British Poets,
Gootrcll'4 Hstorv Of All Nations,
BIRDS Natural
fJiebig'a Che misty.
~ tl.ta IS Classical Dict nary,
Constitutions az tie Iitsd states.
Geological q bserVcr, 10y De La Becha
irea'ise ca Mrtailuf ~, by Oyernran,
li"Ttits Homes of the Poets,
DR. oiTn's Travels,
" Observations in the Est,
ApTieton's Popular L,Jtary,
AryIn's Cyciopedia OF Anecdotes,
Percy Aneciotss,
R"yho d at Great Men,
Don QTsNot,
PeadenEis, Old II puse by the River Ann Hame;
Katie stewart. Lovers Stratagern Villette ,gatha-
Husband, Agnes Sorrel, lvar, My Novel, Vanity Far
Henry Esm nd &C &c.
Guitars, Volins Accordeons and Flutes all If whicl
will DE exch .nged tor CAsH, reasonable
terms. lv5n4h JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

ESseSA - "a 4 kbssS II ~.
'Bs) BE FOUND AT Tue MINERAL. POINT BOOK.
q STORE. :
Enct clopedia Americans.
b ncrofts History Of The United States,
A.ilsons q OF Europe,
H9me's of England,
Maccauieys g of
Glbbun Decline end Fall,
Nebsters Works,
SCOTS Bible,
Ciark's ON nentary,
Comprehensive Commentary,
Co'ei iige's " orks complete,
Robertson's Works,
Bosw ellis Johnson,
kitos Daily Bible Illustrations,
Statesman's Manual,
Mosh'im's Ecclesiastical History,
Hal ans Works,
blackstone, Weudcll's Edition.
tFand Encyclopedia Science,
Dictionary of Mechanics,
Ewbank's Hydraulics,
Kosmos- Humboldt
Burns Chambers Edition
Chambers Miscellany,
Napoleon Dynasty.
Choice Puetical worha,
Eclipse of Faith,
So1they's Wesley,
Gerstache's Voyage around the World,
lives of ChanceiIoTs and Chief Justices,
Maunders' Treasury of history,
s.arry's Fruit Garden.
Miss Beecher's Domestic Cooking,
Water Cure Library,
Encyclopedia of Water Cure,
Free Mason's Manual by Stewart,
masons Chart Cross,
T-Inpi3ir's 60
&c, &C, &C., &C,
Avs JOSEPH SMITH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
I'D EEss1 MERCHANTS sggs
-IissoS sEs,sa.E.sz'sE~. sOvsa, WIS
GoNSss AND Fza<NESoEX.
Great Inducements 10 Trade in st Louis.
An Undeviatin% One Price Cash System,
Established.


Ten T's5asand Paa,ogss Of Seos0aa5ls D,y-Goods
gfcrcd fer Cash, by EDDY, JAMESON & Co,
at EaStrra Manufacturers and Importers pr
rs: at least, Ter per cent. less than any credit
h1use ia .9acJjrG rls1 afford
FyNItE subscribers having we'd theirnew store OF
l Maine st lheni by Col. Brant a cost
81 sixty thousand dollars, and beIrg the largest
devoted the Dry pods Tobbing Business in The Unit
81 S-te ,uer t1r sale by ,he piece package, stock
ST 100 600 OF American English German French
"ad SWISS toods' direct from American and Eu ppean
manufacturers
1ur ling experience in The Western Trade and having
correct know ledge Of ~ st the country. enables
80 TO import such goods adapted TO the wants q
We behave We have feii5tfes IN buying. w1b are not
t tl ~ any western house having resident partners
~" 49,. ehSta y a. i.e Nanuiadtpries and AucfI''
70 The East aud agents the Continent Purchqs-
ing 9 gods Tor cash u1 on short time, enabled
II NY Aieh lower than Eastern or Western Jobb ns
Houses WEo buy on long credit, aud ALWAYS able
Ioa EaFu To taSe advAntSge Of change in the mar
~ l''ls 10 cash BUYERS, winch merchants who buy
"a crfaat --na't eng "
We can afford 10 sell for cash. ten per cent. less
man other houses, because we DO not sustain Eea-
merchants
Merchants who have been in the habit of visiting The
EASTERN cities are assured batt viii see rs large stocks
% good N s. Louis as can be in New York or
We guarantee 10 exhibit a larger and better as
sorted aud more elegant stock OF Fancy and STA
p.e Dry Goods and NotIc.s, than was ever seen
~ oue house in America.
selves. and entirely confined 70 US IN THIS market
are prepared 20 o the same induce Ients IN TX
anu y he Goods offered by first class houses
t-I Cast who are only in this branch Of business
Inc country merchant IS III time aud trouble by
Pa CtsnS his goods in ~ iuGis-ex pnuse and risk OF
travelling loss o. time. which valuable mer
KpcRslVe trans purtaion -dotengIo8 OF his goods
~ -" water careless f1rya Rg
merchants thereby subiectug hmseft0 loss OF sales
anu fronts Ah gent incout ieuCea discount
y ne receives from hs Recommendations which is
arrays isur az Eastern Cities-the risk ng
"tsh t2p sarge QUsHtity OF goods not adapted
- me- i'A.t winch are sure 10 he deprecated sud be-
So'ne Gleataaie-and bong long stsent from home
ASu lal'S Ts good Reasons the retailer 10 make ais
purchases ia "a home market.
- liy suggest these facts 70 merchants in the
west believing IS for their in every respect r.
make their purchases in 81 loHjs and that system
= haVe dashed, gUaFAutFciD theur cheaper good
Ald sS ia5Ss stocks can DC hfajnrd Eastern
Sy, VIII aFinS and traders
rsYe Eat heretofore Ihst ta could money and
line By Coming 10 hone market Tor their supplies.
eur GuU-to snal be Large sales small Profits.
undertaking Price Cash System At least Ten per
les ihan any creui. house the East Vest al
fore Emmy IA 2FS4N q 30
s. Louis, Nay -, 1853. h3t
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
G.. FIX iNkx a CO

G.. iNE d CO.,
No rs, MAN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
c.Tl, the attention of their friends and Country aer-
| , ch,nis generally. To { cir extensive
HAT d CAP IIANUF4 CTOR Y
bnir connection in Europe enables the by direct
,rtsiioBs of Flush. Coh. Hat nd Cap Materials and
FmmlucS. offer goods a. slers Bile red from
qrEr prices. and bera terms Customers viii al
S-sy End fall and select stock Of six Angola hos
Fr Panama, ieghornand PAIN Leaf HAT; also, CARS
II their manufacture, the latest ST. having
houses IN
France, Germany and New ork,
4y possess greater facilities than other house in the
obtaining the Fashions introduce d.
,r mottois quick sales and small prods' aeI chants
vii and IL greHtiy 10 their advantage 10 give call
i,G ~ purchasing elseG here en- Il
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
AEsEKsEE,S SALE.

county cont Iowa County v Wisconsin.
John y. Powell, BsT iauin R,lev Samuel CLAYTON
fenFy u. Moore aud Ichu J. tiultatf.
10y virtue o. writ ~ fer scss out Of tbe o.
- fee Cfthe cisTS CT the County Court ga Hf for lows
county "iscoust1 IL is abor nt'r.e TO m
directed and dry red zainsi thu udl. rhutie lands
G' i1eG eatS Of ihe above rsT2sd rsfodarts. Fasr
TINS Day levied upon and seized ie usr-g deserted
r' estate as ile properly Of Of th named
deter dahis benftm Ripley. I.,t
village pi Mii1 IN iowa County ,FIscgnsin, villa
appu-enaGcss lsereuDto beiongiag, AID b. .ng
30 The County - Iowa and state Of y shall
expose q rl1c Tcnduc - the hI}osL bidder
ali the right ute and Interest tho named dcfeBs-
sut hsa IN ai - tue said real the 2th day OF
1"y, A. % 0t- or ii any d since. door
81 tSe Court Iu"se III the Town Of HiIalHl poist on
Saturday tl.r is day OF Afrt, A. - ~ hftp the
nous 90 ft1ic CLOCK a " and four c'cocs z H. Of
said day 10 satisfy sf q an costs
G. HUaYtRn. sha-5F- lo~s Co. Wis
Sheriff 8 eics- diusr Point, F. b. - - r~J4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
Us.s;u,> ..oTEL,
E. ncWuALt EE CARR nv p. MOE
~ ED rs. CARR 4 Co.,
" ASHINETON FOUNDRY

Corner 90 y .csud s&nc sso:E..EE ST.
ST LOUIS, MISSOURI,
Manufacturers Of steam Engines and Boilers, Saw
GII>T NIu Machinery FubaccU screw aud Presses.
Kettles 3 lsd Sc7prss and tynltrs, col ta.d5ng NJ
chimney. ourgs Patent smut Machines, Building Gas
tuCs, SC.
Es- Aseu,s FOR ;he sale of James Smith Cos Supe
nor Machine ssr5s
= manufacturers OF . Eureka Portable upright Saw
uiI}s" 3mt3
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VALUABLE FARM Ecs SALE.

Contiguous 10 the Mraalee s Mississippi RaiRocd
~ M VIII SCH that .usbie Farm lately oc-upie.'
w W by Mr. il m Hand, tcgr htr With al m cut
- Horse thereon and about ffN l. iITAp3Tp
FRUIT TREES of the ch"icrst quality. said Farm
cntans Dearly 300 Acr's ~ FIRST class iand, Acres
az " hlch Is broken and well fenced There n fire pas
tuTe on the same, and well ~Bte-ed Asl an kfp,i.
faFmirg Implements Ans ~ rrFes of fine land neyT
Dover, WIS win d c 'mfuriab le House on the same
The above premises situate the Model Mills
N Iowa county minute description of said premises
may be seen a.; odice.
Dunn & READ.
If
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sTATE OF WISCONSIN.

SIAEE OF VI ISCDN-iS.
catherine opie Circuit Court towa County.
William 0Tie. ! N EGtrfTy
subpnena heA g z Is-1cd the above emit uae
mss the - defendant, ~ q = hich has br.n re
uriei BY me hcrd 81 sai! County a. S4d
William tpt~ 4 not tn be found ~ his D iivicA And
&c mt having entered his ap, suit accor-
ding tu the ruiss Z This trt such process had
been dJy served aud "a h4NiIg been in;1da npprar
- The tJ-ac "a II the uEi aed ~ t- ava t
faif'5 tttHD bar the oeteItaUt hereinafter sar
Hpt un~ within this safe. Ead motion 81 p.rt.y
a;'u < 90, s-Iiurs for complainant, ordered
mat the defendant iiiam t'pe do appear, pesd. Az
-"er or dennT t. the CumpaIn9Is bit tho
=ih day u MAY next IA u o-ur.d liia true r1y
1T III iurcgoT cT!er shall within tweBv - after
iiIs date 5e published -. t Mineral F,irE rrib4e ard
that such fruceirn bee e0EtinLtd unce IN each week
FOR SIX successive weeks
D4'ec At Mineral Point this An day OF February, n.
d, 1854.
n. ~. CyTliRrE. Circuit Judge
A true cNHv. ATest:
4aME- ri TCHT~ON, Clerk
i6~iii Gircuit CONF I,vs toiin ", IF;sran.in.
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SEC, s.. tE&ss~l,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
: TTyEsAi. POINT, WISCONSIN. ofica two doors
w vest Of the Book store viii attend t. land ne
EQUATIONS ard transact an business connected with his
profession collections promptly attended TO. 3ltf.
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EAEs.DEESE,

TIE undersigned would pactfu'Iy tender his So
s thanks 10 the citizens OF Mineral Point and ~sA
vicinity for pas, and inform then that ne "a
continues business at hs old stand High street IL
where be viii be pleased TO receive continuance of
public favor.
~ Geniiezens Clothes cleaned ald pressed short
notice HENRY PRICE.
August TO- 1852 v5Y42
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j. 8. MOFFETT, M. D.

Z AFiNG permanently located in Mineral Point would
respectfully tender his professional services The
citizens OF the town and v;cini1v.
FFyI~E in the Tribune Building. (up sairs}. Peei-
daHce IN the 40 story house above c. L. Stephenson
residence u32y5
June = 1854.
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SO. VAN DySES. ". ID,

E'EEDFRS his services rs PHYSI IAN & SURGEON
i 70 the inhabtaRts Of Mineral Point and vicinity
aud would inform his friends and the uuhlic tat he has
remry'f his restef The house formerly end ana
"ceHHr oy 81 ID Jones, directly opposite h,. Ma
sonic Hail and MS Office door below the store OF
Rrrb Fairchid Esq and doors above the Book
/ store
Mineral Point Aug y 50
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THE EssLs0us>G EsupE>

Have last been received at the Mineral Point Bookstore
Ma, hcS On popular education-slhyh keeping
fern Leaves-sol mon Norihrnp, twelve years slave
w hite slaves Of England Freddy practical tire q
on business-Unce Toms Cabin-Mark flurdlestone or
the Two Brothers Mitchell's outline maps / C &r &C
September -, 1853. 80 -EPH SMITH
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s3EiuAXDEs SAFES.

'T7HE Ea5iE or sht AMaNDrR WAS FIRST At
I ftsd Ia Nti"cfs psieU-- ard Introduced bN Tee
subscriber ir1' y to 10 irli pure t' right
manufacture The superior Cf dar-Iuss ~ ier' -
~alaman6eT safes u others induced TEsg
fringe ppm fire rsjeat T-Ag oY using t,s Composition
a,EUTs cautious slu 10 Hdc as suit Ffste
Inferior oe, iEaaiat tbe eNtCri4r fr'.s. Syis,
color % painting, and attaching Jae name "SafuaHder,
improved -aatual.dc- Il 70 Proof sGtltHrNGCr-'
the Genuine SH'aIusHder sc, &C and have succeed
- in Iairsing Of of aa spurious ssauanders
genuine Those wanting TIE original 1auitE-
HactGred by the aubsC should la, YEecsasiuu
To see tuai tiay have upon them EeL g'utes c,i,sI
e HSrIn2- @IGEerai sUcl hciu. lr sal,5ga Wild
ers Patef!1 ~Eamadnrs lie rings Improved i'ateIt
hampton Sa'e- which ss q c nsesl The GstAL
NoEds Fair, and iich have ai,rd a. Urescrs q
hs contents N case OF h-- Purchasers
the iargest assortment in the world y calling abe
rooH-s OF Sfi.AS & HERRING.
i35. 1884, and T. 0 water. corner Of PiGe streets.
N B--ChIlt d iron safes wiiH puDdeF proof locss
manufactured expressly baks jewellers, brukers and
thers requiring security fruH Bans duiTr
ON hand anu made e. order All the NEST &c trat.d
locks tor saie manufacturers IrCcs. Second hand
sates for sac ~ iess IEGn hali price.
AE@u Elr iierrinE-s - 20
WILLIAMS, bonn ILL 60. Milwaukee. Wis.
5.Eliv7
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=. ~. nsEoMAS

M Ill attend to preparing the necessary papers FIR
- procuring Land War; und r the lae Of
congress and ais drawing Mortgs ether legal
Instruments and al other business apperainiug his
oic" CT as an Attorney IT Lew Office in the Room
o the Lower Floor OF tie Court House, Mineral Point
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st. Louis Advertisements.
From the Newspaper advertising Agency of
~. 81 sxNxTEEzss,

10. ii. SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, MO-
v = he GENT for the best and most widely circu-
Iate,i Newspapers in the Wet and is authorized 10
tssa Advertising and oubscr ions al the Publishers
lowest rates.
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EsgKaY znE.CE.

EsEkaY znE.GE.
- TAX EN- Up by the sIh=criher, Iivinr about
ITC> L four miles a. tho viilsga % Dodge
~ VILE, IN The t"~n % Dojgaviii.."F The i4ih
-AzA- day IT feb'y inst Bay iiorse 04.T
1id ext spring right his AMI leg l. above the
ietlock small in the forehead. 4,ls9I e D on
he nose said Coll bas been in said ghbarhood for
f"ur or i've n"nhs- Ire Is rrque4ted ~ prove
property. pay charges and take the same away.
GEO. NE SERShtITH
DodEeFliie, Feb. -, 1854. 4si6pd
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CHARLES =. aEG.Vs,

{HENERAL DEALER in Fancy and stapFe D-y Goods
WLl-.Tai tolnl. N6n32
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Mineral Point

NEfEscE'ssE aFOEEFt
tflfiT :" S44ftife ~ D. =, z q (57l.sN'
g ts.s--~.- y . - .,
FENHE undersigned would respectfully say to old
customers and the public generally, thai he cOuiin
ues the mandatory of
Il BDz = d SHOES
or every variety at his cid stand door below the
Gun Shop OF Sprpgue LIS hron. high street, here
ne Is prepare 10 do all kinds OF work, from
THE BEST OF STOCK,
And in the most orkma2Iike ulaaEef. lie keeps con-
sian'ly Oh hand. all kinds Of
Ladies and Kisses, aud Aien and Eoys coarse and
I-3IJ3 BOOTS g SHOES,
From experience many in the business. and
the employment OF The bess Uurkmen. the sGbscri-
Der fatter. himself that he viii be able to give entire
satisfaction To all Who may favor him with their
toui. share OF public patronage solicited.
RICHARD HARRISON.
Mineral Point, November !. 1873 If
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RICHARD Quincy. III. D.,
ssE~TnEts ssosEI,

"a BY THOMAS STEPHENS,
I,ssm D03gsUilic, Hjs.
E'HI> House hiss recently been rtteJ, aud the pro-
pr'eior is ready 10 wall Up n all who may fav.rr
htm ~tth cali \ share of public patronage solicited
Good StahiiDg and attentive hustiers NV
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SHIRTS and COLLARS

Made upon scientific principles and to fit m az
now be obtained at the store of the subscriber
somewhat l IS than they cen in other " Toe
Ladies ought 10 feel grateful the undersg for intro.
DUO ug these articles into this market aasmuch they
have heretiore iahored on them with little profit
themselves, and 40 satisfaction to Lho-e who
september -. 1908. JOSEPH SMlT5.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

SURVIVING PARINE Err of the late firm Of Paris &
- LegatC. continues Land Agency business at his
d stand Lrsccrtiy occupied for short time by ne
~ J Land Warrants constantly for sale. If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

go fgDI SEX EEpEysS.
The subscriber wonld call attention +, his stock of
PORK IND LARD
put up By hinseI. and warranted to give o-
HavIrg >houdeIs and Sides. newly cured aud Lard IN
Jars and barrels weighing ifoIl 10 TO 3 pounds
7. :. ALLEN.
February % 1874 ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
STATE az WISCONSIN. IOWA corrETY. 81.
IuRn Enll1-v Gt,c11tt c...-.-- u. -

Thfs X rio. a f9els hath suca q store.
II a. be " vu1ld see en- p a.
Must siaE 81; ., ard lsck his door
And break his Looking s5iass.-H.,tu
l. kacW that iay enc l. p;ng - fellow IL 4, at.
FIfa % f' PER fs Poet Gs,i Il tissre be Rud 81
- H-i''e &c ~eNEc "isL 10 bat anOti he
RICHARD = SMITHS
Hss II Fs's SHgsy House FENEs>ss< krE,
jsS co'lsis-4ty oa hans. by II. 81. SMITH.
-1:k E*fa So AS.-Hyeon, lus2eTiai. GgnIol s,es
q and hi@sz Tees, .of sa hy i y. SMITH.
4 tEs iEs EsAf-F. Il fe~ Dozen S-Ark zf.i,-. pre-
va mum ''rain Bag, for sale by r. SMITH.
q ssssE1E S5asE,- Shaving Soap. .ie.ifea,ed r.i
- ici Sos = Hand soap. ior die
h, n. SAITH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
OY STER s


Ii persons hereby czptasd asaias; tresps~si
OF Out Lot No - II Mineral Pom: BY digging
~ mineral OF 10 an ether ma areT without
FAuf $50 WA Z. RCGGLIsS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23

GENERAL DEALER in Dry Goods Groceries, Provi
VI ions, Drugs = Medicines, steel Ware, Lumber an
: ingia5 v5nlu
yellow Stone, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-23
CEEA.zs.E.o CoTvEssELI,

CEsA4ss.E.o COTrEEsssEE,
Crz~The only good and cheap HOUSE, SIGN and
UEEAMESTAI PAINTER.
Wagons BuEy-cs and SIeirfr, Banners, Regalias and
Trans partacies Painted with and despate h.
fapeE-hugiug, "hi.c washing and Wall staining
zone 10 the best style Country orders punctuals
tended 90 Residence door North OF the Franklin
House, Mineral Fain;, Was y51lI