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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25

HIt ASH, sea. - All persons are hereby
I ao'i-d mine r dig upon any of
he following lands. wtho ut the written consentof
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-10-25

'N>sRaNEE .G Ns,Y
following {, uIan'. 10 wit '"e Asehe' Oh me
JEFFERSON L!te Insurance Co of Cincinnati. Ohio
-''" i''" central Iassrance Company. of Cheyru
t0Aey, ~ T.,
- 20 tab -sk> Lives and Property on tn.
Al PrncII .e va ;, r. pIrt st ~ ~ :, atn-
Tiff - oi.r md.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08
THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1854.
IN SENATE.

message was received from the President Of the Uni
ted States sent in compliance with resolution Of the
18th ulmo calling for copies of the correspondence be-
tween the American Consul at Havana and the American
Legation at Consantnope and also between the Consul
and this Government the subject Of the seizure OF
Martin koszta.
On motion by Mr. MASON, it ordered to lie on the
table and be printed.
BILLS PASSED.
On motion by Mr. FOOT, the Senate proceeded to
slider the bill the House Of Representatives for the
relief Of Harriet Lsavenworh widow Of the late Breyet
Brig Gen. Leavenworth; and il read a third time
and passed
On motion by Mr.. DODGE, of Wisconsin,, the Senate
proceeded consider the bill to extend the limits Of the
collection district of Milwaukee, in the State of Wiscon-
SIM and for other purposes and it read third time
and passed.
On motion by Mr. STUART, the Senate proceeded to
consider the bill for the relief of Joseph Smith and it
was read third time and passed.
The following bills from the House Of Representatives
were read and referred to appropriate committees
bill to authorize the selection Of sixteen sections within
the limits of the twelve miles square reservation in the
State of Alabama
joint resolution explanatory of the Cd section of
resolution to establish certain post routes approved 18th
July, 1852.
After brief Executive session the Senate adjourned
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08
Baltimore Markets

B.LTIaoRs, APRIL 7.--Breadstuifs arc firm, pretty
much account Of the light stock at present in Bal
more. Sales to-day OF Howard street -four Mt S7.25
ST.37. Rye aour So; cornmeal So O 1915. Wheat,
white 17S 1872; red 10 IT'S cents Corn, white, II
49, yellow 73 "a cents. Virginia oats As, Pennsyl
vania so q 81 cents. Rye 80 sc cents Cloverseed
$i75 SIS. Timothy SO 1926. Flaxsecd S1.37.
Mess pork Sl5, prime $l2.75; mess beef SIG; bacon
and lard unchanged.
Rio coffee liz liz cents. Whiskcy "a 25 cents.
Tobacco is rmer, with very light stock. Prices are
so to IS cents higher than last week Sales Of 700 hdds
Ohio and small sales OF Maryland The quotations arc
as follows Most inferior Maryland S5 25 $5 50 COM
mon do 1915 S7.25; middling to good $625 81 90;
fine colored 1915 $087; ground leaf inferior SlI6
SIS 26 mddling $3.50 q So; good S6 25 Ut 20;
Ohio, good to 6ne yellow, $40 S15 50 do, spanged,
1875 q So 80; medium do. So rs ST; common 90.
SIS rs $637; fnc reds 81 % 1925 good do. " Q
S7.9o; medium do. $3.50 CTS.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08
FRIDAY, APRIL Z, 1854.
IN SENATE

The Senate took up the private calendar and the fol-
lowing bills not having been objected to, considered
and passed
bill Tor the relief Of Thomas Butler.
bill for the relief of Mrs Sally T. 3. Cochrane wi
dow Of the late Lieut. r. E. Cochrane, United States
army.
bill for the relief Of Thomas B. Parsons.
bill for the relief of Amos Knapp.
House bill ios the relief of Lyman n. Cook.
House bill for the relief OF Emile Hooe widow Of Capt
Hooe. f
House bill for the relief Of Hezekiah Johnson Of the
town Of Bridgewater, in the State Of Vermont
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and with tie aduice and consent of Senate

CHARLES g. FRAILEY of Ohio to be principal clerk Of
public lands in the General Land Office, vice A. Cabe
resigned
JoHN W. WnIrFrELD Of Tennessee to be Indian agent
at the Upper Platte Agency vice Thomas Fitzpatrick,
deceased.
RICHARD C. J. BRows, Of Arkansas to bc Agent for
the Pottawatomies and Kansas Indians, vice John W.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

Opening Of the Ohio and Mississippi Roi1road
CIScNSATI, APRIL 5--The opening OF the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad to Aurora was celebrated yesterday
Twelve hundred invited guests left three trains There
grand banquet at Aurora, and speeches made
by several distinguished gentlemen. They were received
with the firing Of cannon and great rejoicing
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

Fire at Wilmington, Delararc.
WILMINGTON, APRIL 8-The extensive iron steamboat
building establishment belonging to Messrs Harland &
Hollngsworh, situated in this city totally destroy
cd by FIRE last night The loss is heavy-party insured
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

THE UNITED STATES GRINNELL EXPEDITION IN
Search of Sir JOHN FRANKLIN. A Personal Narrative
BY ELISHA KENT KANE, MD, U. s. Navy. New York !:
Harper Brothers, 1854.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

begS but the middle OF August they had crept along
the coast far as the crimson cliffs Of Beverley, and
momentary expecting that change in their course
which was lead them through the North Water to Lam
caster Sound. I
The navigators seem to have bidden goodbye to aye
goode baye Of old William Ba6n" with unrepressed re-
gret The combination of warmth and cold in its border
ing landscapes its icebergs sumberous and pure
massive yet evancscent majestic in their cheer
less beauty yet so indescrbable in their outlines the
ceplans margned with glaciers, the crashing foe, the
grinding hummook, the st-bue waters beneath, and the
and skimmerng glow of the tinted atmosphere over
head, all conspircd to lend strange and wild enchant
ment to the through which they were moving
The sky of Bafns Bay" says DR.. Kane, though but
eight hundred miles from the polar limit Of all northern
ness is as the Bay Of Naples after n rain in
June" What wonder, then, that the voyagers gazed
greally in the unabacd glare of their constant day
light these fading features when they remembered
that they destined to winter someuhs among
of Arctic trial and to spend the hours Of the long Arctic
night in eolitude and lonelinessl
As the expedition entering Lancaster Sound II
overtaken by the English squadron Of Capt Penny and
by the Felix, "a msy cookie SHELL commanded by that
Arctic veteran Sir John Ross and other vessels
the mission Of humanity fell in their wake. Near
the western terminus of Barrows Straits, Beechy
Island more properly peninsula, found traces Of
Sir John Frankn's encampment during the winter Of
1856; but unfortunately there was not to be found
either at Beecby at Cape Riley where it was also ev-
that portion of his party had soourned the yaguest
intimaton lin writings deposited in carns) respecting
the present condition future intentions Of the explor
Three mounds with their gravesones attested the
fact that three only Of the crew, consisting in all Of
hundred and thirty had died during their winter en-
campmen; no alarming mortality when all the circum-
stances are considered.
Commander De HavEH had determined, II practicable,
80 penetrate into Wellington Channel during the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
NEW STORE & NEW GOODS..

RI. Il %. LLOYD
NoulD return their thanks to the citizens of Mine
r1i Point and vicinity for The patronage they have
received during the time they have in Trade and
lrt ND That they have removed their stock Goods
10 The Store formerly occupied By H. KooP, are
r. ceiyIhg Ir~m New York and Boston, and care
fully selected of Goods suitable TO the wants OF
THIS Flcihiiy7 and consisting III part as follows:
DR. Y GO o nS,
Broqdcoihs, Cassiueres
Plain and striped Sati- Kentucky Jenns,
nets o. every quality Tweeds, and great variety
and style, OF Dress Goods,
Dt-Hns, Alpacas and Merinoes.
* . obs AN TRIM MINGS
Dress silks, fac Bonnet Cap and Betting Rib
meat, bons,
Black silk Lace and Worsted aud Silk Braid
FrEnEvs, Gimps
Color'd AMI RIack Bro Grape I.eese. &C
cade SiiAs, Jaconett and Cambria Mus
Emb-uId u Cuffs and I'm,
rolsrss India Book and Swiss Mus
Isle Thread Ind Mus lin.
lin EdgiRas, Jaconett Edgines, sc.
GLOVE AMI HOSIERY,
Ladies and Gents Gloves Of every description
""oe9 and Cotton Hosiery. great variety OF Chill
drens Hose.
READY MADE LoTuING.
great variety of all kinds of Coats all kinds OF
Of ) lELF HARDWARE
GRO CKERY AND GLASS WARE
We have the besi assortment of Crockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wisconsin.
s1yNGEEzTEs.
We have on hand choiss assortment or FAMILY
GEBCI RiTS- Persons wishing to buy (IOOTsS. viii
ris,w he q, we do not intend TO be undersod
Produce f all kinds received in exchange tor Goods.
TIE highest price pad IN ASH COOP Merchanta-
bile What delivered at their store. 24tf
Mineral Point oct II, 1854
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MIN ERAL POINT AND HIGHLAND
2 4 sFN STA g. = or ET


iArsub cFjbers ould rssps cifuy annouce the
r- .aal They have made rfs Tor running
aAnRs.
ataFr Highland at o'clock A. NJ and arrives 4 Min
g is.t 81 Il O'Clock n. Sher- II meets the Mad
>a Sad Gslsua Stages each dav- On Wedues DAYS lrt
-tsAs r via run D. way ut WiDgvllle 10 meet The
Eattly On thien stage.
t--F-s Mineral Point ~ I o'clock ? VI ard arriving
r, a.-hlauc a. P. NJ Z. Thursdays aud FRIDAYS va
"--sft.r 20 meet The Prairie au CHEN stage
AGENTS
tt-hiaud-A A.. holster, Wisconsin House. ard Me
4 slf Highland House; iindea-T. =. Ans -sv Wing.
lJ'-tnhn stephens Mineral Point-A. Shift american
muse, u Ruby, Central tiouse.
TIE HIGHLAND CENTER STAGE,
y ic through Sichiapd City, leaves Highland every
o, day at o'clock A. NJ an3 arrives ii She Center
= 81 leaves Ricfiand Center on TUESDAYS II
T -4.s and arrives az High land ~ p. NJ.
LIVERY STABLE.
s'Iar Livery Stable is kept by the subscriber al
tsla reAdy 81 sil times 10 convey PASSENGERS Ia
af 81 the country, by the best of teams and Carri4
TIP e-t .he most reasonable terms
A. B. ROBINSON & BRO.
N'F--~jh ISL. 2tf
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TVOD z ; T OR n I D IN.
900 Stand Of Arms with unexha1 uHIc iiIl
of harmless Ammunition atJrched, together with
variety Of other rON hic shall give AZ
small, nominal col sideratipu.
We are making arrangements 10 have q Ek G~
& j. Is department complete, and shall sWsys have
of that SIrsieHt J4 ct 81 per p-agd hand
n B-R member the Peoples Cheap r,cCTy- tlo'h
il z, boot & Shue aud Dry Goods St,Ie, Opposite the
County Building.
JAMES ROWAN
REHNAH McCLDSEEY.
Mimi D., -. o.,ob.. 80 I.35
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q az 4 \ f :, a Sc AIMS
DRY GOODS 3 READY MADE CLOTHlN C
NeE-s or!< Cheap Cash store.
nFLhER 4 NiCHEIRACHER. respectfully announce
IL u th Il i1cus of Niuefai PoIut 1J vicinity. and
rubc gr"Hraiy that tNry are receiving from the
t-ten lrEs very exteusi and assorted sock of
81 aPL.t. AND FANCY DRY GOODS CLOTHING,
and ai other Of Merchandise usually offered
sale ia Western store, consisting IL pau OF
Prints OF all sh tdes, col RS and varieties.
Broadcoths, Kentucky Jeans, Merinoes,
ain=s, Nusung-, Ronaets,
ttssiaItres, ilnSeAS, Ribbons,
fwsrdS, faShGleres, ATacas,
Silks, S4.ns, Shaw!s,
&c &C, Ec.SC.,
which they viii sell much low Than similar articles have
heretofore been sold ~ this place. In the
OTHING LINE,
they stand in fear of mpeton Their present stock
large and embraces every variety They have the best
of wUrkmen and can supply garments to order short
notice, which hty will invariably warrant tit. They
have general of all sizes and fashions
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS x SHOES, JEWELRY, &c,
which will be sod the most favorable terms Ladies
and Geuemer, call and satisfy yourselves at the New
York Cheap Cash Store. door below Maioney's Con
fecii merry Store, High Street.
Mineral Point oe,ober IL 1854 v7nfstf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
EMIGRATION AGENCY.

MR. ROWAN Is Agent for the extensive and old IS
tab she'd Enligrdtion and Foreign EHcnan-e House Z"
VILLA < GU-oN. New N-rk le : prepared o.
money usual, nd engage passage, "n tht.
lowest from al parts OF England, ireland nd
~rnIiu!. Passage Certificates and Drafts at sight ron
el upwards, obtained OF him, with receipts for
moneys paid the safe ana pURctnal tTaHsmia
sion uf which the Company hold htmseN respuEs Bile
All post paid will be answered at once,
and required Information given.
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Tn, subscriber Is just ceiyinC his spring and sum
mr. Stpch Of GOcds. Va hch ire h aud in
utieure "hd style. ard viii be sold unusually low
prices Nj stOCk selected with great ca re ana
pr ,SsIy tor ms tfaje am con6deat that can give
satisfaction otopy in qUaiy goods bat in prices
10 ali who nlH favor " ii aCaH Without any cass
lg pa ring my STICK, would state that pUfCbas4
an extensive stock fer conary trade, embracing tht
following articles, with dfferert qualities ard varI7
sly 20 vii:
FRY GpcDS AND READY MADE CLOTHING,
LADIES ANDtENT~' lurS AND SHGIS,
iiDYS, MISSES, AND CffiLDRENSf DITTO.
HATS AND ''AFS. GRpCFsTt r. AND f.tQiGRS,
ham WARE CEOct cry, TAN WARE,
FLpCR, HAGtN, PORK CORN AND OATS, Al WAYS
ON HAND.
All Of which will be sold extremely low for READY PAY
which - stem will be Strictly adhered TO
would state TO those no lad hcj Fith
by book account ia Il they II great
favor by calling and settling the hc'i
vii receive WHEAT CORN. OATS c. Bt the Ii shcsl
cash prices. will also take live in exchange
the sam.
q" all those who viii come forward ard cash the
demands hold against Co. within thirty days from
ia dJ C. az q q ibeEJl discount he
Dsu'j forget call and examine tb- stCcS while il Il
rs-H and new, always rPmem' cTirE tie iiIES, iOi
prices are too low Tor any hing bat ready pay
BESJ. &. SCOTT.
YalIor Stone, stay 81. 1854. Gm2g
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ENfeFenre If Than sixteen has eabtiSfstl
lie idtt Chat Merchants CcieOraej GsrglIug oil or Uni
fetSi Fanny IGbrnca}l0n, VIII cases ana re
lcve al such as
Spavits. Sweeney, Engbone, Windgalls. Poll
Erll. Gallons, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
Kinds, Fresh Wounds, Spr;.ins. Bruises, Fis-
sul;, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains. LaTneneSs
FoandcreI Feet, Scratches or Crease Mango
Rheumat.sIn, Bites OF Animals External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
RoilS, Corns Whitlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chllblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps. Com
tractious of the Muscles. Swellngs, " eakness
OF the Joints, Cakcd Breasts, dc. dc. dc.
The unparalleled success this Oil in the cure af DIS
e'iScS IN Horses and Cattle, and human nesh is
,a'Iiy becoming knawn the farming community
u rtn hardly he credited except by those who have
u The habit o keeping their stables and houses, what
vast amount 81 pain. suffering and time. saved by
the timely application ot Tins on
20 Re the of the sole proprietor. GEORGE
W. MERCHANT. Lnckport. y Y. Is blown IN the side
OF The bottle. anti In his handwriting over the cork
A orders addressed to the proprietor viii be promptly
RESPONDED
Ger Pamphlet Of The AGENT. and what wonders are
ACCOMPLISHED 10y the use of this medicine
Saru by rcslecfabe dealers generally, IN the United
stdies aud Canada. Also by
J sefh smith, Mineral Point, T : Ansey. Linden.
T. q Wheeler bsdgeve, nbbits'6< Gordon, Madison
VI. n ZONES, DOdseyilie, 6. - Jercks. WI gYtlls,
Moore 4 Goats. Muscota, : Moore, Patteviile,
~ K Miles, Nyalusing, T. x n. Kirk, Barahoo,
Z. {. Skinner. Jamestown n Woods, Fair Play,
]. II. Burnett, EiIanboro, aud
Wholesale by II. 3oswuTth & Son, and W l.. Hopkins
& Bro, Milwaukee. sSf7tf
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NE w COO rs
1854.
AT THE OLD AND WE'LL KNOWN sTAsnor
5. l.. G. WHEELER,

. O II U . W III z II Il Il n,
High Street, Mineral Poins
WE take this method TO inform old customers nd
" epublic generally that receiving our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
.i-oet from New York. which prepared to offer n,
m ho may with call, at prices which we iras
In nrave satisfactory. Our motto is live and lei
Ne hall not attempt to cheat the public into the h,i
,st we have of thousands dollars worth of fson
ubch we have not nor don't expect to have, neither do
= bold our inducements t. CALI under the prerenca -
~ are selling Offering for sale, ALL anv par of on,
Gods at than cost (Or doing no such thiup
- his Is system OF doing business which we cor
49, We do understands the thing we believe 10 be
Ls-Ju-. ali Cannon; we don't know any thing about
nor don't wish to- as we are satisfied Kit viii not v in
IN he end - but i'll say that have good stocL
If Goods, purchased of reliable houses which int nd
n sell at small advance above and on - favorable,
ems We think. the quality of goods can be
purchaed eIsen here in This market. and invite an
examination OF our siock Ii Consists Ia part follows
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27
Mills E0r sale.

Mills COR sale.
A-s-s THE property known as the :. RlpSE~.b
Tlf.hg | MrILst" situated IN the town nf kidge~aE-
us Iowa county, Wis, 10 miles north fFoH the
GAS village iodgeviile- on the road 20 Arena sHd
PrAirie du sac. The property insists of e.Et -
,,;,. c..taiDing two 81 stone. With the nihef
neress-ry machinery. SAW MILL. ard coB'ori
bl., d DWELLING iUUS f. together with go ARES OF
land These mills surrounded oY al HEsdrl a@se7
Grain section and within 10 miles CT tbt
iscersjn River and Lhe ltne OF The Milwaukee, and
2ississifF Rail Road. and d be sold reasonable
terms For terms, apply by letter or otheFsise TO
b. r. FAY Prairie On chen
Crawford Co.. Wis
rstri.. au rhier August Q. ls5t SINAI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-12-27

80, 49, 4 good two seated CarrEag &c
b s-e cheap Enquire Of
en- sRTlF cox. -ifissroa7-a.
1tfa = - EstsEs~-fCtt Eases Boots ans,
Is Shoe All Of KINGS, just received and for sale
Bv JOHN MILTON
$50 boxes snd IS Chests Teas. gan powder
1-- biack, just received and for sale ny
JNO MILTON
j "'eD>. EOIsES AMP sUEs, &C
- lll nov prepared 10 sell kinds Of gocziS
80 $50 = low be had in this county, and soci
I1l al lose wishing - purchase fcr sale aaain.
JOHN MILLION,
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That he who world poi see an ASS,
Must stay AT h. me and lock his door
And break his locking GlaSs--IAFIp.
do not know that any is going follow the al
vice the Persian Poet, but # there should be
forwards be would wish TO bun another he do al
RICHARD NJ. SMITHS.
40 Boxes Of Fresh Malaga sAFSEN> just re-
4 ~ ceiyod, and for sale oy Il. NJ. SMITH.
- ,LT--Kept constantly hand ard for sale by he
- Barrel bushel. X. NJ. SMITH,
Hysg~ss aS-Ev<on, Imperial. Gunpow Ter
a and Black Teas, for sale by r. NJ. SMITH.
= r. NJ. SMITHS.
NEa~T 70 vD EHs.-sticsn cy & Poo5,s Yeas
q Pow derS for sale by X M SMITH
GUAM - tf.S.-A few Dozen : ARK Mills. pre-
Z ~ mium Grain Bag', Tor sale by r. NJ SMITH
HpEECFEE2sS'> Sugar House IgoI ASSES Kept
q , constantly on hand by r. NJ SMITH
"NEEI>Es SsFEEsON.-A few pound Of The
H genuine article for safe by r. NJ SMITH,
ANTE Cg isR ANTS, Ctron, Elk Lemon, and
FL spices, kept constant on hand by r. SMITH,
u AMP oaL-For sale by
EIvLoIW-From the Moscow Mills: kept constantly
4 on hand aud fo- sale by r. NJ. SMITH.
EsSTOI: 0EE.-Tor sale by
gAw. y. W. EFJfsARD'S inrisaiied
81 Truss. is Warranted TO RELIEVE and IN r7osi
cases any reducible heraea rupture howeve!
obstinate For sale st Dr. "ioer's Drug store.
ID , and SIDES Picked Pork and Lard, ."T sa4t by
GOLDEN SvRUp.-sug4r House syrup. in
NJ barrels and kegs And pure Cider NiIegar fo'
AH-TELow WAGONS. and also an assortment,
w oi Baskets may be found al The Store ct
liz explain MarseiiIes Vesttns o. SONS summer sly
7, s. ALIENS.
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j. B. MOFFETT. w. D.

II AVtNG permanently located in Mineal Point. would
respectfully tender his Observation-Disclosures to the
citizens of the town and vicinity.
tFsI"E in the rooms formerly occuIed by Cobb &
Messmore, where he win be found HOURS, unless
absent Professional business.
June :, 1853. n32v5
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H'SE s.ECEgysu At TIE MiN ERALFoINT
~ COOK SfpRE-i-ife ard sayihgsoi Mrs PariiDgton.
Fern ! caves from Faunyis Port Folio, I'd series
rlora Lyrrdssy, b Ars. Needle.
'soulfiirg il as the Bush, d.
NaFk Hurdlestun. 10
Unfortunate Najd.
spirit Manilcsgtiuns, 10y HCds.
Ielen MI growe. reairice- chances at Europe, by
Horace cree ~. Hot corn old Brewery. Ny Schools
-SchooInasters, by Hugh Miller. 800, ,
Mineral Point, June y, I.54.
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1.lgI as CARD,

.'a3.N J. zaa-II3 J-a-tIt aJf
I1R j. c. HOW Fills having succeeded to the Prac-
IL tice of DR.. l.. P. H1GsEE. has opened Di.NsAi
OFFICE. ard intends making perm znent location
in Mineral Point. he would therefore, specially solicit
be codiouce and patronage Cf the community
All operations incident to his Profession will be per
formed in a thorough and woTkmanlke manner Due
attention viii be paid Irregularities Of chiIdrens
Teeth and the umost caution VIII be used N order t.
avoid pain much ssbe, IN any and every opera
ton.
OFFICE. IN the Masonic Fall. over The Wisconsin
Bank. Residence Mrs Henry Cottage. Ofce
hours, from A. NJ. to P. NJ
-RErEFsSCE-
l.. P. HIGBEE, of Shullsburg.
Mineral Point oct'r Ilth, 1884.
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GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES,.
- HHDS NEW ORLEANS SUGAR;
y -U Ribs Clarified DO
rushed aad loaf do;
Mp g. p, y Il. and Black Teas, IN chests and boxes,
Far sale by In MILLION.
gasEFs APPLES and s'EtSCEsES.--ir0
> Bushels Apples and Peaches jst rec lived ard for
sale f,y JOHN MILTON.
& a.. eco Boxes Boston Soap, received ard for
sS SAFE nv JOHN LION.
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SAMUEL IVHEEEtlgs.


GENERAL DEALER in Fancy and s4pIe d v Goods
II Groceries, Crockery and Hardwse, High Street,
Mineral Point. y6a33
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a.nE-IE&ssss 81,
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-a-ntttE = her.Dj gissu, shst hereby tostid 81
e PERSONS trusting r rihg CROFT =" Hstf ~.
20 .eHss Of her colifsct1f aEte- fbss q ti--
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FASHIONABLE TATI.ORS, Minera Point, VISION
Il sin. solicit share OF public patronage Their work
VIII he done in the most fashionable ssie, and
[ sopable terms. shop on High Street
OS- Cutting done to order, and wrrantCd TO fit, II
properly made up. 42y
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@@H sRS th 4c t4A.SG STQRR
ON COMMERCE. sTisEEr.
aescrber would respectfully call the .tter,;o
puo.: to the unrivalled stock of Coed n e. - oi
80 1 < ION the Fast and which he od;ars far
NIL, ne most reasonable terms HAVING
;e -, ni.iae way with his old stock he
ious az to satisfy The most fastid-
"a the Choicest variety OF
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GENERAL. DEALER in Dr. Goods Groceries, Provi-
u ions, Drugs s. Medicines, steel Ware Lumber and
Sairges y3nltf
Yellow Stone, Wisconsin.
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ttafbir=s 9{t's and CzBS, 30 and SIo-s Crockery
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