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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02
our MOT TO Is "To PLEA SE,"
~ Wilmington Saddle, Harness, GSNNM
NTWAmRuNx MA NMTEa CrOpy AsASN ~

vi OsTR UN K NJ ANUFACT O z r 12lBkaT 1-AxEy
IE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment of Coach
Gig, and Sulky Harness; Lady's and Gentlemen's
Saddles, Brides, Whips, &C.; Trunks Valises Saddle
and Carpet Bags, atchels, fancy Trunks, &c Always
hand large supply String Leather and Fly AID
all other usually found in such establishments all
of which he be of the best material and work
manshp, and will be sodlow for cash. or on shortcrd to
prompt customers.
Saddles Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags. Sc, made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold at fair price
to persons buying manufacture. Whips at wholesale.
All kinds of Riding Vehicles bought and sold commits
s;or John ] CONOIEY.
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100 SPIRIT BARRELS-second hand-best article ;
IOU 25 hhds. SUGAR-New Orleans-wlll be sold low
by MAY 22l w. M. SHERWOOD & CO.
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nIedicated Guttn-Perchn CoIIodiom,

bWttn-Ferchn NOITOdfOn,
NEW and Valuable Remedy for dressing Wounds, Cuts
"A Burns and Ulcers 1t has beer tried successfully by
now in 1t FORMS when applied, Cutce, soft, elastic
and mpervOus to water assmilang most perfectly the
tura Cuce 1t may be advantageOusly used in chapped
lips excavations about the neck and Of children
for abraons of almost every kind and dressing in
gica operations.
The propretors feel great confidence in presenting the
above article fol use believing it will prove fully adequate
to the ends proposed and invaluable medicinal remedy
For sale by the Proprietors c. D. DUPRE.
A LSO-Veternary Gutta-Percha Collodion for Saddle
"A and Harness Calls, Wounds and horses. For
sale by the PropretOrs, g. & d. DUPRE,
May 20-2l9tf Druggists, Wilmington, n. C..
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TOBACCO, SEGARs g. SNUFF
At wholesale and Retail

DIANO.-A and very superior instrument, ood
round corners Woroestes make 81 octaves for sale by
go FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
- Those in want of good Piano. had better apply i'm
mediatQiy. 1t will be sold for 1925.
June LIST, 1854
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j. NJ. MONK,

COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
aBPrompt and personal attention given to the sale or
shipment of all kinds of country produce.
@I may be found at the store recen..y occupied by
GRADY & Monk. -.
Nav 22d 1854 22O-lw-3S-ly
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NEW SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACF0RY.
BY SEEBERT a. DOYLE.

IN the Lazarus Binding, Wilmington, ". c.
DUILDERS either country, can be furnished
D with SASH BLINDS and DOORS, of all descriptions,
at prices suit the times and at the shortest notice All
orders will be attended 20 Immediately
Also all kinds of GLAZING done reasonable terms
Anril 18th 1874 I79-tf-31-tf
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April IS, lS5.
A OO0 BUSHELS of Corn in store, and for sale by
4sOUO T. SMITH & co.
IF

PURSUANT to a decree of the Court of Equity made at
the last term shall offer for sale to the highest bidder
II o'clock A NJ the 10th day of June next two yalua
BILE Tracts of Land situated in this county, vz Tract
living the west side of Moores Creek and north side of
White Oak adjoining the lands of Alexander Herring and
Stephen Cosn and others and containing about four hun
dred fifty acres and Tract lying both sides of Moores
Creek, adjoining the lands of McDufie Joseph Aiken
containing about seventy particular de-
crpon of the above lands will be given at the SALE which
will take place the premises.
credit of six months will be given and bonds with ap-
proved suree bearing interest from date, will be required
Of the purchasers. MICHAEL REGISTER,
Wilmington June l, 81. SO st Commissioner
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FH ETG HIS

TO NEW YORK.
Turpentne per barrel, ...........$ 10 As
Rosin and Tar, d. ......-..........35 40
Spirits Turpentne, 80. do. 10 90
Rice, per 100 pounds, gross 90 20
Cotton, per bale, ..:... . % 90 a 50
Cotton goods and yarns per foot, 80. 8
Flaxseed, per cask -. 90 SO
Ground Peas per bushel, .......6
Lumber per NJ. 4 90 a II 0G
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpentine, Rosin and Tar, per barrel, .....45 a so
Spirits Turpentine, do 1850 80
Ground Peas, per bushel, ............:..: 8
Lumber, per NJ, to 6 90 IL 90
Cotton goods an d yarns, per cubic foot,.....S 0
Rice per 100 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. 49,. 25
TO BOSTON.
Turpentine, ROsn, and Tar, per barrel, so 90
Spirits Turpentine, ...........90 OC
Lumber, IL 90 ii 90
Rough Rice, u bushol, 80. ...............l3 IA
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General Assortment OF
FRESH EAMIT,v GR0CrHrrS

TOR sale at the lowest prices by RESTON 81 TOWN
SHEND II. Smith and Fayetteville Flour, in barrels
half barrels and bags fine lot of fresh Butter, Fulton
Market Beef, Sugars Teas Coee Chocolates, Layer and
bunch Raisns, Prunes, Figs, Almonds English Walnuts
Dates Fiberts, Pecan nuts, Waercoolers Johnsons Pa
tent Ice Freezers Strawberry Raspberry and Lemon Syr
Sardnes Anchcves HOLSTERS and almon picked and
fresh Theoretically sealed Norfolk Oysters, Pckl jars
and barrels large lot of fresh oranges and lemons varie
y of preserves and general assortment of Candies &c
10000 cigars, choice brands 30 baskets Champagne,
large assortment Of Chewing and Smoking Turkish Tobac
CO. fine lot of n G. Hams Shoulders and Sides MacereI
and Salmon in kits and barrels Dutch and Scotch Herrings
also fresh lot of Goldfish style Bird Cages willow and
CEDAR Ware and various other articles to which
fully call the attention of customers and the public
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02

HYDROPHoBIA. "A cat in the last stage ofhydropho-
bia, and dog, which took the disease by liking up
the saliva which the cat left upon the ground, were
killed the other day in Greenfield, but not till
they had been freely among animals, and thus given
OCCASION for other ones-Sprin gfeZd RepubLican.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02

BIG WORDs.-A fashionable lady in Buffalo, n. Y.
once said to a friend:
MY new house, now directing is to be subimated
ana splendiferOus There is TO be Porto Rico. in
front, 'Pzaro in the rear and lemonade ali round
IT, The water is to come in at the side OF the house
IN an ranecdOle' the lawn is to be degraded, and
some large trees are to be supplanted in the critic
IN the rear"
This is the same lady who told Gov Clinton how
remarkably stormy it is apt to be when the sun is
crossing the 'Penobscct'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02

EJNDR SALE
L 25 hhds. Orleans Sugar;
500 lbs. Maple do;
80 bbls. City Mess Pork
10000 lbs n. c. Bacon
5 hhds. Western Sides
100 kegs Nails;
boxes Loaf Sugars. All of which will be sold low by
May 10Th, 1854 WIN NJ. SHERWOOD IL co.
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We note better demand for the article this morning and
virgin dip Offering but not yet sold that we hear Of
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ln this article also
price the close of Wednesday shows advance of
per gallon last weeks rate. We note moderate re-
ceips this week. and light stock offering market.
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Fifteen Thousand Dollars worth of Boots, Shoes
and BrOgaDS at Wholesale,

TJAVINC purchased entire stock just from the
II ufactores, prepared to offer inducements to
COUNTRY MERCHANTS equal to any establishment
South of Boston. JONES u GARDNER.
T. 1854 lSI-H
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NOTICE.


THE Subscriber having qualified, at the March Term of
minstraor of GEORGE w B. BURGwIN hereby gives notice
all persons indebted said deceased make immediate
payment and to oil having claims against said de-
ceased present them legally Authenticated within the
time prescribed by law Chat say, within years from
the date hereo otherwise this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery HAZEL w. BURGWIN, Ad'mr.
Wilmington N. c. March 10, 1854. l65-tf-29H
DR: E. SEYMOUR'S CELEBRATED GALvANIc ABDoMI-
- NAL SUPPORTERS
This is to certify that c. & D. DuPre Druggists of Will
mngon n c. sole agents for the sale of the above
Supporters for this place and vicinity. L. SEYMOUR.
Wilmington, N c., 10th March, 1854.
We most respectfully call the attention of the Medical
porters. C. s. d. DuPRE.
March %, 1854 l6SH
lust RECEIVED,
j 80 Bags Rio Coffee;
10 Bags St Domingo Coffee
10 " Laguayra do;
Is Bbls c. Cofee-Sugar;
10 B. "
May II. And for sale by w H. MCKOY.
CHILDREN's SHOES.
eds LARGE and handsome assortment, received this
NV morning, and for sale by JONES s. GARDNER.
~ May oath, 1854.
D OGERS' CUTLERY.-The subscriber is now opeu-
n ing a fine assortment of X oGERs SELECTED KNIVES
SCsSoRS &c and has made arrangement by which he
will be regularly supplied with his goods gotten up especial
y for his retail sales Those who wish the best in this line
will always find them at
J. NJ. ROBlNSON'S.
Wilmington N. c., May IL.
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June I'd, 1854

NEW BOOKS.-Nebourne and the Chincha Islands,
~ with Sketches of Lima and Voyage around the World
By Geo. w. Peck, 1854.
Forrest Life Forrest Trees; comprising Winter Camp
Life among the Loggers, and Wild Wood Adventure, with
descriptions of Cumbeng operations the various rivers of
Maine and New Hampshire
Purple Tnt of Paris; Character and Manners of the New
Empire. By Bayc St. John author of ''Village Life in
Egypt &c. SC.
Romantic Incidents in the Lives Queens England
Africa and America Deserted with Anecdotes and Illus
trations Received and for sale by
May 50 | MUNDS
DEEF-Fulton Market Chicago, and Philadelphia Corn
D ed Beef for sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
TUST received from New York
j bbls. very fine Syrup;
boxes Lemons;
do Oranges;
) bbls large No. Mackerel;
) do do do do;
cask very fine Cod Fish;
so bags Coffee
20 bbs. H S and Hope Tards Flour;
80 8" Mess Pork;
Is tubs Butter by Express The above will be sold
low by C. DUPRE & co.
June Ist 1854 [Com. and Herald copy
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02

REDEEM tIOn CT the Public Debt the Week End
Nav
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-02

When the Elephant went up the lake on the steam
eF Lady Elgin, few days since, we remarked that
The huge traveller might be a somewhat ugly Gus
Toner on board boat. 1t appears that on the pas
sage the wheelsman suddenly found difficulty in
changing the boats course. For, tug and pull and
GEAR on as much as he would, the wheel would not
bulge an inch.
Port heIm!" cried the Captain.
AYE, aye, sir responded the wheelsman.
but still the helm was "hard a starboard," and
She boat was taking turn into the middle of the
axe. The captain sworc, and the mate made for the
wheel house. Pushing the man aside, he took hold
himself 1t was no use-the mate was no more sue
cessui than the wheelsman.
, Port helm ! for Gods sake Can't YOU see where
NE e, boat is going shouted out the Captain.
VIZ. lie mate declared that something was the matter
Win the wheel, as he could not stir it, The thing
"as perfectly inexpIicable. The engine was Stopped
SILT TIq master, mate, and all hands went below to see
r MAY could be the matter. After search of some
mules 1t was discovered that Mr. Siam, the Ele
pF OF the Menagerie not liking the noisy rafting
~ ouains overhead had taken upon himself the re.
IPouSlOly OF giving a new " turn " to affairs With
Nuhk wound around the chain he was holding
JH Win the grasp of vice, and it was with some
Gba.G'y That the keeper persuaded him that such
hoa1 could not be allowed 1t is said that he be-
''u quite well during the rest of the voyage
Buff. Com. Adu
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore. -. per tprem. Philadelphia per prem
New York; girginia ! 6
Boston. Il '' I" Charleston.
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE /, 1854

TURPENTINE-Since review of Thursday last this
article has ruled unsteady and the price of yellow dip
advanced 10 The receipts and sales of the week end
cd nis foot, r,onI,I
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lust RECEIVED per Schr. 50 r. w Brown -
y II boxes English Dairy Cheese;
20 tubs May Butter;
dozen extra Beef Tongues;
200 lbs Superior Smoked Beef
bbls. +. NJ Beef
half bbls. do;
casks Goldfish
hbls. Maekerel. For sale by
May 81 TAYLOR & PETTEWAY
INLOUR AND HAMS
j. . bbls. Fine and Superfae Fayetteville Flour:
50OO lbs Bacon. For sale by
May 3ll TAYLOR & PETTEWAY
MORE STATIONARY.
Per Schr Il. j. DeRosset
nEMY QUARTO BLANKS, Record and Dollars and
- cents Bank Pens Memorandum Books /; Bills of La
ding-verv handsome bolhd and in sheets Glot Pens6
different numbers
Very close ruled Counting House Cap Paper, Envelope
Haper Terra Gotta lnkstands, Newspaper Files Bill Files,
Writing and Copying Books
-Four different sizes of Copying Presses Black Sand
usual size packages, also in two pound parcels Buff Enve
lopes &c, at S. w. WHITAKER'S.
TUBS Extra fine May Butter just received by Express,
y for sale by c. DuPRE & co.
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CHILDREN'S SHOES.
In LARGE and handsome assortment, received this
III morning and for sale by JONES s. GARDNER.
80 May oath, 1854.
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BB- We are authorized by B. NJ. BARRY, Esq. of Ons-
ow county give notice that he is candidate for seat
in the House Commons of the General Assembly of
this State MAY 49, '54-37taug
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ConvsusSloNER>, No rrCr.

CON vsgsSI0NEFE>, No rrCr.
To CgHdace D. Van Duse7 Susan, Cannon. Riley
Ian DUsel, Ec'hiah Cot7ier. louisa Craig, al
tot DGa DuSea HGriku J. Yam D1seu Marshall
Z. S yGH Dusen, Caadace /. Tan Dissea, ROYAL
ID bGA DfscH. and Noriam J. VGn DuseH heirs
al tar Of Uil{am pdH DtseH decreased
ETOt are hereby notified that the undersigned Com
q mi-sso1ers, appointed b. the Comfy Court
measure 40 set OF the dover Of Cautace D. Van
Rustn, - the lands Of v liam Van Dusen late
county Of and State Of isconsin deceased, will
proceed 20 discharge the duties of their appointment
he -Gth day of August, 4. D. 1854. "a - % Il ck noon,
on the premises. t. wit: or OF or. Sec. 20,
or of : = "f Sec q, and The or. OF or of Sec
p all IN to@H north, Of range east: estimated TO
contain ~ aerusH hen ana where you Il 81 appear if
sou 1t
EFHRaEN MORTON.
s seI +. sI ~ bUrTERFIED' Commits RS
Dated Iuiy 18Th, a. u 1851. f97w3
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Selling OIL At Gost.!.

Selling OF at G0st.!.
AND NO lLST4KEl!
AT TIRE n. y. CHEAP CASH STORE.
AEI-LER & MICHEL BACHER are cow Offering for
~ sale at cost, their large and well selected stock
OF goods, consisting of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS,
sArNETTS.
PRINTS.
DEI-ATNES,
RIBBONS,
SILKS,
SIAWfS.
BOOTS * SHOES,
HATS & CAPS.
&c, sc,
They
have the most
extensive stock of Ready
Made ClItHing
offered in this mark II, en-.
hrnCing every size aud Variety for Men and Bows.
Their s1fI EC~s EkgTk Of the latest st,es
aHd OF superior qualify both Of material and manu-
lactUre
IN saying that they selling fof they desire
be Understood a meaning hat they Let those
want the worth 1T their money call soon.
DEiiER * HICHEIRA CHER.
Nnariy opposite Millions, on High street.
Ninera 7, int, Feb a. 1854. lift
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2 4 -5ss 4 = : = 4 IT,.
STATE or wICON~5N, E51c4 G aBfy art an Pro5ats
Iowa Ca1-N9Y. duly Term.
In the matter OF the Eataic Of FcRTuHATus BERRY, de
ceas d.
-OTICE Is hereby given, that G II Lamen has fie'
= ia he Probate cfice his pafitien- set'i ing firth
other thngs that he has fulis administered sat
Estate and PRAYING that time and place be dxtd TO-
wing his sliBt OF Ef7 administration isdeT-
ha. tie sarQe hearing ii the Probate flee, n
diuerai Point Inc Grst day of August a. ID l-54.
b. fne Cont l. NJ. STRONG, Co. Judge
Dated july 10Th, 1874. 3V35-
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PAVING permanently located in Mineral Point, would
respectfully tender his professional services to The
citizens OF the town and vicinity.
OFFICE in the Tribune Eatlding' Cup stairs. Resi-
denee in the story house above c. h. Stephenson-s
residence n32y5.
June :. 1883
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StaSFTE.T SCAR, Shaving Soap, Aedicated Tol-
u let soap, taad Soap, sc flor sale by
II. NJ. SMITH.
a "a Boxes of Fresh Malaga EsAESITs just re-
n W ceiSed and for sale by r. 81. SMITH
g. sET--Kept constantly hand erd for ,ale by the
- Barrel or Bushei. r. NJ. SMITH.
EvHEsSsE - S%--HysoB, Imperial Gunpowder
81 aad Black Teas, for sGls by r. VI. SMITH.
= X. 81. SMITHS.
- AZ pc * - E.HS.-Stickney & Poor's Yeast
q Powders for sale BY X. NJ SMITH.
H<yssg~ g ksse. a few Dozen 5 arb Mills. pre-
z 4 mi4H Grain Bag, for sale ny K. ii. SMITH.
, E1gfFsEEZ's sugar House IEftEsRs SssS kept
: . constantly on hand by r. NJ SMITH.
wyyGEEsEE ~SEFRON.-A few pound Of the
q a genuine article for sale by X. NJ SMITH.
~ ANTE Ct-FsJs g-Zs, Citron, Ext Lemon, and
81 spices, Kept Constant On baEd by f. n SsiilH.
AMP 0IE.-For sale by
e. r. NJ SMITH.
EI74OE gk-Fro7a The MOSCOW Mills, KEEP: constantly
n band and TO- sale by 4. NJ. SMITH.
HtaSEOfk GIf.-For sale by
r. ~. SMITH
geICE WIFE OgER-A &c Cd article. just
= received and fer sale by r. NJ SMITH
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r.nwEvs -rEsrEEEvE.e

FESfE undersigned IS Agent The sale OF Love &
a stones celebrated buffalo MawIsG MACHINE. it'll
FHrbBssS SgteHt AsrPsr .ytsHctef, and is pFe AIRED
IN orders for Pie sarae she shortest notice These
Machine possess more sood qualities flan aay other
Moving Machines Eaaan. Machine rnay be se "a at
tie &" Central House, by any one wishing % become
rc4gainted vita SIS suuerinr qualities Farmers are
particularly invited cali and C, uC 70 themselves.
q. X. BLGUsEIT.
Mluc-al Point, June :, 1881. nsUs7E
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90. IEs.lNE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
= MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN. OH3ca two doors
VI OF the Book store. Viii attend to land ne
goations, and all business connected with his
profession Collections promptly attended 10. 3itf.
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.E a 4. p.
49, Ty 7 Subscriber olt RS for ale At EE Grove. IN
18TH g Ia FaEetfe Co, Wis, her I ARM and TAN-
k5 EhN STA \ D. situate} The Mineral Pf. < Ga
49, u lcua road consisting CT two uundrt d forty one
acres; tao hundred ii ia scctiou p 2,
rang one east ard forty section . town ?
east. which siauated "a y DWELLING HOUSE
nf eight rooms, Rock Be 3 feet long by % feet
de and 20 feet hi-h H9cE ST eE HoysE 81 feet by
- one and haif sIGfIes % sh. RoCK MILK HorsE 10
feet by IA fee, Corn cribs ow ~h"ds, &C S>c, also
Well Water 49, Tim for the use ef
rne -Ins there haE. ed ARES naer fence and in
good stste ctGvaa,.I The land u vaEgab
tr Mineral. ;bere are FIR -grgs open thereon,
out az which there Sas been ykeu thousand in
one Cay. TIE heaI waters uf Fever River rr}
through IT, besides ei lyIrE Springs OF
Also span o5 Io-Ees aad $40 horse Wagon three
Cows aL. six Hvi al Young st9cE-2tSo - all kinds II
EarEiing In g5=eur~. Ale, ga acres OF grain growing
Ad also oEe Tass lst H. 70 town q Mineral Point,
which j. crested story ROCK HOUSE, with good
collar and well ST water as tie door.
AIof the above prpcrtE wiN be sold reasonable, and
terms 20 snIt purchasers For particulars and terms
~ bay uleGt. &C. Apply % JtMss CrcHfsoS III Minor
Il Point, 20 the subscriber on The premises, at Ek
Grove JANE hin NppD
Mineral Poiut. june eth. A. 3S54 3lv7u
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<5T4EEDGAv MITIGATION.

County Court OF iowa Comfy " isconan, special term
'uHs I7Eh, a. d. Ic5i, Present l.. b 5.rors County
Judge
ia the Of me Application 70 sell tNe Real Estate
Of Mary Agnes Jewell minor hei! Of John Jewell deceas
ID.
Now, this day came Joseph Iein Guardian OF said
Iaiurr heir and flied MS application Tor license and au
thorfv to sell the real estate his said ward.
SCI Fs said application, hereurUn Il Is ordered that
said matter for hearing ts Hr-t Tuesday being
tht first 81 next. the Probate Gi5e- ~
Mineral Point in said county. hen and where ali per
interested attend aHd show cause, IL any eXlss
" hy such license should ret b. gTarted
And Is further ordered that this order be publ he'd
for four Successive weeks, previous 10 said day OF hear
LIZ. IN the Mineral Point TribuAe."
Rs the Court,
L. Il. STRONG,
4x72f County Judge.
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vzNcEZ Es8s z,E.--Nof & ain Ross ,half3tbIs- and
~ = 8bIs-- PRIME iuzt gee d = GEO :" CO BIS
cttGxs horse sEoE.sss sss-I5 Bbls. 10
"a half Bbis., Ten gal Kegs DeTioT Sugar House
syrup Hol4sses. just reed at GEO COBB'S.
SOAR. IS boxes, No. l. just received and for sale
- by g. " COBB.
wSICE EES-Afe~ of those superior lar Pickles
Just received aad FOR safe az GtD - EORBS
1HEzu AFPst> AND s-s.asssz s.s.--Issi
BuEheIs Apples and Peaches, just yed and fer
lie BY JJHE MILLION.
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CASE. E8Es IA HEAT.
p III Pgs CASH for good Nsrchaniabie wheat, deiiy
or Git Store G. w. COBB.
3iaer4l Pu'I.}- Nov. rs. 1883
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

an, with gratitude. yours,
JAMES M'CANDLESS.
This is one Of the numerous Cures of ASTHMA which
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ALBASY, N. Y, April II, I-f9.
d. AVER. lowell. Dear Sir have for years been
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rle beng unable 10 breathe my bed had trjed
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t-a Is ts us- and now four weeks, the disease is en-
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te.lay. GEORGE :. FATlA s'T,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
From the Pre-id. nt Of AMHERST CoLLEGE7 Edward
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JC AgxR. Sir-I have used your CHERRY Pee
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Amherst sept. h. i-t9.
Amans the other distinguished authorities who have
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fol Chief Justice story sap. Bench U. :. a.
Prof Valentine Mott, New YORK.
Prof Cleveland Ba,vaoin Med College.
Prof Butte field ONO Med. College.
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Charleston, S. O. Medical Review.
NsF Jersey Medical Reporter.
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Hon Geo Marsh, Am. Ambassador to Turkey.
Z "a Emanuel hgns-, President Of Chilli.
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