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tue tears vi INC Httie creature, or the impa
thence OF the passengers induce some person to
advance the copper. 1t is polite aIwars tn
stop the coach, when a person halls it. even
though there are twenty inside and four on
the steps behind 1t is polite to race at ton
speed, when an opposition is on 1t il noIite
TO give snort slxpences In change to PASSENGERS
yet decline to take them for more than five
cents; and it is equally polite to pass split
tickets, yet refuse TO receive them aoa;n -
Finally, 1t is polite to allow drunken men to
get in, and turn deaf ear to all remonstrances
thereopon-"
LET PAT ALONE FOR AN ANSWER IA few
evenings ago number of gentlemen were in
company, who proved to be nearly all of for
e1gn birth, when one "to the manor born'' Oh
served to another Of the same sort ..You and
L, Captain, are the only Americans present.
An freshman sprung up rather indignantly
and sald-'No, sir, We are all Americans -
announcer one, however, capped the climax by
q unique speech. He said, addressing himself
to the two, "Yes, gentlemen, we are ali Ameri-
cans; and what's more than that, You came to
America a-erying, and without shirt to your
Dacks, while We came to this blessed land of
liberty laughing, with clothes on our bodies
and money in our pockets, glad to get rid of
the tyrants that oppressed US in the land of
our birth" burst of laughte r followed this
eoulition of Hibernian feeling, in which all
Joined most heartily-snd none moro than the
Two friends 80 quaintly addressed
RESISTING OFFIcERs.-Last night a row
occurred on Capitol Hill, in which numhsr
% mon and women were engaged Mr.. Thomp. |
son, one OF the guard, entered the house alone |
for the purpose Of restoring peace, Whom he
was severely handled by the riotsrs' Tbo.
Fitzgerald, Julia Fitzgerald, and Mary Lyncb
were taken to the guard house, and this morn.
ing sent 10 Jail in default Of security for court
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Ok HHDS. PLASTERERS' HAIR for sale on yery
CO pleasing terms.
JONA sHAFER 4 SON,
Louisiana avenue, near cerner 10Th street
jv l-4tWs
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GARDENER WANTED-To one who under.
~ STANDS ornamental and Vegetable Gardening
IN all its branches permanent t ms will be given
i,gle man Preferred. Address DR.. William Writ
oas Groys; Westnoreland county, Va
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TsnsEE EsloAN-

MORE E,0oAs.
u direct from New York
Ranke's civil Wars,
:, History 4:the Popes-Ergiish edition,
Taylor's Life OF Wesley,
Preacher * King,
Afctlc Expedition,
Cos's Interviews,
New Themes for the Protestant Clergy,
Shay eide.
Golfers Notes and Emeudations on the Text OF
shakepere-varous editions,
Memorials English Martyrs,
The Great Harmonic by A j. DsAis.
Supernai Theology, or Life in the spheres,
Farmonal Man,
Philosophy Of Mystcrir n Rappings,
Webster's I'M bridged Dictionary,
High school SO
&C School /"
Hsrper's illuminated Family Bible,
B4gsler's Conpre hensive Bible,
Fleetwood's Life of Christ,
Neanders I"
Hiso'y Of The Planting of Christianity,
Chalmers Sermons,
Natural Theology,
Greenleafs Testiilony ofthe Eyangeii.ts,
PaIey's Natural Theology, and Works,
Newton on the Prophecies.
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Bsnop Buffers Works,
Thonpsou's Seasons-Boyd's Notes,
huions Paradise Lost -
owpers Va orks,
Brush Poets,
Goodrieh'- fiistorv Of All Nations,
MoTrelLs History OF Modern Philosophy,
Fird Natural
I.lebig's Chemistry,
Anthems Classical Diet nary,
Constitutions Of the United States,
Geological observer. 10y De La Beche,
Treatise ca MeIalu,gy, by Overmsu,
Hovnts Homes OF The Poets
DR.. Oiius Travels,
observations in the Ecst,
Anpeton's Popular Library,
Aryin's CYclopedia of Anecdotes,
Percy AuecaoJes,
Boy hood OF Great Mem
Don 0u,Xot,
Pendennis, Old House by the River, Am Hsrner
Katie stewart, Lovers Stratagem Nillette. agatha
Husband, Agnes Sorre, War, Ny Novel, Vastly Far
Henry Esm nd, &c SC 9
- Also
Guitars, Violins, Accortt and FlGtes; all If which
Viii tie exchanged Tor C.sH, the "a st reasonable
terms tvJn4Il IOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-01

CROOKS Is ARE Rs0SsMS."
TH7o BE FOUND AT THE MINERAL POINT BOOK
a STORE.
Enc ciopedia Americana,
ncToi's History of the United States,
Alii-ons a Of Europe,
Hume's OF England,
Maccauiey's of
GibboR Decline en1 Fall,
Webster's Works,
ScUtt's Bible
Clark's Commentary,
Comprehensive Commentary,
Co,ei iige's works con plete,
booerisDs's Works,
Boswels shnsoH
kittos Daily Bible illustrations,
St2tesrDan's Manual.
Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History,
Hsl ans Works,
Black stone, Wendell's Edition
brard Ency clopedia Science,
Dictionary of Mechanics,
fwbaIk'S Hydraulics,
husmos, HumbuidG
Barns, Chambers Edition
Chambers Miscellany,
Napoleon Dynasty,
Choice Poetical works,
Eclipse of fajlb,
SU1they's Wesley,
Gerstaches Voyage around the World,
Lives of Chanceiiors and Chief Justices,
MauHders' Treasury Of History,
harry's Fruit Garden,
Miss Beecher's Domestic Cooking.
Water Cure Library.
Encyclopedia of Water Cure.
Free Masnp's Manual by Stewart,
Ma-on's Chart - Cross,
T-mpars : 4"
&C, &c, 8 C., &c,
i4y5 JOSEPH SMITH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-01
New Goods at Ll0yd's.

NATE are now reeeiving,direct from New York city,
w "a The ssFick store on High Street,
large and we selected sok Of SsasoaJLs GODS among
which may Be found til following:
DRESS GOODS.
Printed Lawns, Eare=s Helsiaes,
Chally Bareges Lawn Robes,
Black Silks Co.Urrd silks,
GlnghaInE, EUpiueS,
Priats q Ggy Description.
Eaaehed and uatleached Domsstics, Tickings, S,c.,
EmbFoIdertd O. lars and Uuderseeyes,
Lace and Lis,e thread ElginFs,
Mnslin Edgings and Insertions,
lassies KID si.ks and Isle Gloves,
Gpptz dn
An assortment of Ladies and Misses Summer Bonneis.
Also. Ribbons and Trimmings,
Men H. i hrys' LeEhuT1. straw and Palm Leaf Hats.
TneadS, leans. Cassimeres. C0ttonades.
Brown Linen, Linen DTiliings DENNIS, &C, &c.
ED0'ES A. - SHOTS.
An endless variety, Of every size aud s. yIe.
CxOgEk ERR &ED siE4ASS-gEAEsE
The largest and best assortment in town.
4 complete sock Of She,f Hlrd,rarc Nails s Glass
An assortment of FAMILY GEoCEFssES
kepi especially for the accommodate Of
Also
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES.
We invite purchasers to an examination of our stock
and prices confident thas all, even The most
fastldIUUs-
II. & D. LLOYD.
Mineral Aoini april ., 1854. 2if
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-01
E&s Hasst WIS OF
TEsS&c1 E5lf,EE.E.rNOES. WIS
CJNsES AND MINNESOTA.
Great Inducements to Trade in st Louis.
An Undertaking Cne Price Cash System
LstSbIishad.

| Ten Thousand Packages Of Ssas9nqJ1e Drl-Go9ds
offered for Cash. By EDDY, jameson 4 Co
at Eastern Manufacturers and Importers o7-i-
ces at least, ten per cent. less than any credit
house an .41!eyIcG afford
We subscribers having we'd &c tEeirnew store OF
of sixty thogsasd diars, beirg the largest store
devo'ed 10 The Dry Goods 'o5bng Business IN the Unit
Of 200 oOGof American i3ugsh Germ an French
Ia %ss Goods direct irola American and Eu cpesn
our lng experience in the Western Trade and hsvisr
knowledge of the wants If the ccun,fy enal9
US 20 import such goods adapted wants OF
the country
We besve We have facilities in t,uyng which are mot
enjoyed by any western house having tent parers
and BUYERS constantly al The M.uuCac0t les aud Aucofs
he East, and agents on the Continent Pnrchar
ing for nn shot time we are enabled
to bug much lower lban Eastern or " es,ern Ibb f
Houses VINO bay iorg credit, aud are l0ys abIr
and prepared To take advanj2seo OF Il change in the mar
ket favorable to cash buyers, winch merchants BUY
! on credis cannot en- py
! We afford to sell for cash, ten per cent less
than other houses because we do not sustain hea
Wy losses by crediting extravagaut and iuiudcious
! merchants.
Merchants who have been in the habit Of visiting The
Eastern cities are assured that hey viii large stocks
o. goods IN St Louis as caa be in New York
! Ne guarantee to exhibit a larger and better as
sorted and more elegan- stock Of Fancy and sta
| pie Dry Goods and Notions, than was ever seen
| IN one house in America.
Our Dress Goods mostly Of styles designed by our
I
" are prepared 10 eli rife Undue in s k
ana White uods ocred by Hrst class houses IN
! the East who are on'y 10 tbis branch of business
The country merchant .iil lime aud trouble BY
puch tsing bis goods in II. louis expense and rick o.
travelling ct time. which vafr1b.e 10 Cd mer
chants e irspu II de tC Of bis goods
Oy low WaterIsrlar1 cnt OF careless f0rwaTdiHs
merchants thereby suh-r.g hu~.itto loss OF sales
snd profits and grsat iDcns discount mon
ely he receives from ms cHstOgsTseSChau which
always of Eastern cies-the rsk OF overstccsirp
himself with too large quantity of goods adapted
to his trade, which are 10 be deprecated and
come unsaiableaDd be ug long absent rom his home
aRd family good reasons for the retailer 10 ak ais
purchases in d home market.
Ne respectfully suggest these flctso ech the
west. believing it is for their interest every respect to
make their purchases 81 IoHis systenn
We have established guaranteed g them cheaper goods
and as large stocks as can be obared IN Eastern
city. VIII bring - merchants and traders no
nave nos heretofore seen that they cul save
tine by coming 10 home market for their supplies.
cur motto stat be Large ~Ees and -traH Profits an
undertaking one Fcf fs=h SyscW at least Ten Per
less than any credit house In The Fast
ford EbDY,JANESi}N & co.
st. Louis, May rs %. b3i
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-01
;. ES}z.zX q s.E i}0S.
! GROCERY. LIaUoR, HARDWARE AND CRoCKERY


). Et}4.z-S q E,G Don.
GROCERY. LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CRoCKERY
STORE.
Commerce Street, Corner d High st., Mineral Point
ME have TOW on hand a choice stock OF Groceries
~ Liquors, Hardware and trGcsery, for the win'u-
trade, which offer se at he current mH-ket pci-
css- most respectfully invite the public 10 call al
establishments here viii be happy 10 nd
on them gratefully recognizing Gus Old Customers ard
inviting participate with them, in tsa
advantages which our trade offers, and hoping BY
pro PER hones regard for the nt5esy may
with heir custom cannot Hut succeed in
curing their confidence in business iuLs gritty The
following articles Comprise q portion of our stock
Sugars, clarified crush el, powdered and Loaf,
Teas. Young Hys7n, tuapOw der &C.,
Coffee Rio and Manila,
NOlzsses, Sugar House ard ffCidon syrup,
Fish, Cod, Mackerel, White, &c,
Salt fine and course,
soap CASTLE q Iincy d shaving
Tobacco OF aIaaaIjties and prices,
Rope u inc.iass- Halter &c,
Starch, Choceiste Saiera Bed Chrds and
Clothes Lines Dried Apples, Matches, Glass. Nails
H4ms, Shoulders. Pork, Lard, Batter, Flour,
Earthen and stone Ware,
NhsSey. Brs,dy and Wine,
short ii articles usually kept in establish
fneTs of his kied, certain 60 be found here.
Looking e.la-sps Clocks. Window sash. Tahe Covers
Pictures with and without frSmes Sold the lowesst
prices
We repeat aFe'n, call and we certain you cannot
fan Ia puchas v7aI2y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-01
j. B. MOFFETT, M. D.

ANiHsG permanently located in Mineral Point " ou,d
respectfully tender his professional services TO The
citizens of the town and viciniGv.
Fsf~E in the Tribune BuiIdinC' fuD stairsl Resi-
dsnce IN The two story house above c. l. stephenson
residence u32y5
June :, 1883
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GEO. 4. EEEnN,E.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
I yINERAI. POINT, WISCONSIN, Office two doors
WI west OF the Book store WIZ attend to land No
otiai0Bs, ard transact all business connected with his
protession. Collections promptly attended to. 3If
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CEsiNCEEEH AaI.E
n - t.k
Iowa Circuit Court,

Thomas Dav'!, Compt. Iowa Circuit Court.
Matilda Hood, nen on Biz for orr PARTITION.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of tecretaI
y order made bv the Court, at The March Term,
d l15i, and died in said Court on the 20 b dsy az
March, A. I-5f, above entitled caus. in bic,
decrea order II inter aha ordered all and sin.
sular the lands tenenens and real estate mentioned
ana described IN the said painsuis bili Of paint
parlon hereof Il by raid bill Of plant prayed b,
so az prnhc auction by under he direction of The
-herf OF Iowa County, viii, On Saurtar mo tenrh
DAY Of !ure r. a. ei, between nine O'Clock il the r,,r
ning and the setting sun OF said tIsv Ia VIII. 81 ~.
aour OF three O'Clock srd yiav al te frcn, oo,
ii The - urt House. Point in said county az
oWs feonsn oder for sale st public auction and sell
said decrefGl order described as follows To viii ot
number two hundred and ortyFareT e47) the same he
ing al cut lot hich is bounded follows beginning
Eilho south wet Of said lot thence east Three
hundred and thirty 33U fe, t, thence north one
hundred ard sixty five 65 feet, thence south s.venty
flght 90 degrees. west three fhirtysi.
beginning, th the privilege of making and keenn1
IA pan head race from The line Of The above
described land said lot two hundred and forty.
-tNen tZf5 and into about middle of lot number
two hundred ind forfYsix 2s6 and there 10 MAKE ard
Keep IN repair min dam and also privilege Of pn-
KING and keeping in repair r,sd mill dam
the privilege Of flowing with water what land il nav
he ne ct'SsaTy To TOW ne tenet III the
remainder ot ont lot number tW hundred and fortysix
t-to anu OUT lot uu mber t%o humid ed and forty four
tSj TWO hundred and forty 2f5) two hundred and
thirty eight 2- and two hundred and thirty nre te3q1
all OF he above cescrhed lois being lots in the vii
tage OF htneral Point. in iowa County, Wi-cosi srd
NE sai ~ described IN deed by taid defendant
70 one re 9am;a Butter, aud also described 10 deed
from f"if Butter to said compliment.
Terms al the sale a ne purchase money
each IN hand, the other half twelve months c edit
the purchaser giving bend and mortgage ON the prernis
Ex9,
Corr & Mrsss~RK, CN MUaf0Ru,
Daied Sheriff ofice, Mineral Point pr 2oth. 1854.
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1904 SPRING SALES. 1854
FE3YD7,- & WILSON.
Importers a,5 Manufacturers of
SadfiseEy 81 Coach Esavd ware

NliINNiANI INlNIHIENS,
.Slsilttng, Brittle and Harness LEATHER.
No.ll, NORTH MAIN STREET,
At. s4EuJs- We.
AVE in store fun supply of every variety of goods
in their line. Our ta.lt.h Sooas
directly from the manufacturer. We also lnanUfar-
turing many Of our goods at Columbus. Ohio. sing sing
and Auburn, N Y, and Newark, N j. We have three
iaTgs turTy ing shops in Cuenngti Ohio in which We
dnish II superior manner, the creates. part our
SKiRTIN ., HARNESS AID BRlDI.E LEATHER
we are receiving large assortment Eastern Springs
and AXES, from various MsnIt. rturers We would
theTef re respectfully invite Merchants, Sadders aud
Coach Makers cell aia examine oar stock before pur.
chasi-g
* Inc highest Cash Price paid for HIDES. 4mIS
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e. PRANK Il co.,
NO. 1856 MALI STREET, II. LOUIS, NO,
NALL the attention of their friends end Country Mer-
- chants generally. to cir extensive
HAT d. CAP ia NUEI4 CTOR Y
TIER connection in Europe enables hen by direct i'm
porations of flu'h. n. Hat Cap Materials and
Trimmings 20 offer goods at Bile eductin from
market prices AMI liberal terms Customer, viii nj
ways flnd fu and select stock syf silk Angola dossiD
tur. Panarna i,eRhoTnaFd Palm Leaf HATS glso. CAPS
81 their own manufacture, Of the latest 81 les By having
houses in
France, Germany An3 New York,
they possess greater ihan eng in the
Vest for obtalnng the ashnr,s soon rod .cei
Cur motos quick safes ard sfual prciss' chants
VIII md II greatly - IN II advantage give
before purchasing eiSeS here SIN =
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Mr. ROWAN Is Agent for the extensive and old es-
tablshe Emigration and Foreign - chaRge House 81
WILL xs = GUioS. New YORK tie g nov prepared TO
remit money usual, nd TO engage passages, the
lowest from aIl parts of England, Ireland nd
Sc0iisna Passage Certificates ana Drafts eight.
s. upwards, obtained him. with receipts for
moneys paid him, for the safe and puH6tuai transmits
II Thirh The Company hold themselves responsible
All post paid com faunicaJi5ns will be answered once,
snd every required information given.
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NEW fE.RY AZ ssEYyyonTIs,

ON THE CONSIN RIVER.
TIE SUBSCRIBER has Just opened n ferry at the
Shove Pee, BLK miles above Belena ami thrs5
mies below Arena where he will be ready alt trnes
To attend 70 ih business of feTryiDz psss-gers teaur
stock &C. On The favorable terms The above
ierrs IL the state Road. lead Eicb
lard CITY 70 mites from The latter place
Travellers viii tnd al the sccoum dstons nf good
ho 81 at bis house. with plenty of stsbiDg and careful
li-tIrr=. f2lf} JftiiN KAkSARI.
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FIRST A r RIV AL
OF
SPR @ G Q Q D ST..
NE AND POPULAR SYSTEM!
SV4L : PROFITIS FOR CASH!
The peopfe.s Cheap Cash Store,
fEate -Nekep & Bre.l

The Peoples Cheap Cash Store,
(Late Mickey & Bro-l
Mo, s.ree, eraI Point, opposite County Buildings
ROWAN d Fi'CE-0SkEY
,aa-e to inform the citizens of Mineral Point and
hesci,v that having, the Successors O. that tstin
ns sb,d and old established firm of Mickey Bro en-
- ;nto partnership, fh5y prepared to carry
IS the general Dry Goods, Ciol hing and Grocery bust
u ns in more economical and satisfactory manner
r. Derhaps the citizens OF this place have ever had
~ gaod fortune of being favored with before.
Ther goods, which they now receiving, were pur-
bssad for cash, aud selected with care under many
are advantages than are generally possessed by other
Fuses Taey most respectfully invite The attention of
~ rubIc 70 examination of their stock Fearing no
nnelition in point of qnay and low prices, they arr.
nG satisfied they cannot fail ia suiBg The wishes and
wants OF this community
rrppareI sacrifice, would be an Infringement pu6
c taa yei for the satisfaction Of the ladies', shan
snow how mucn cheaper We will sell them few article
N their line than they have ever been IN the habit of
Zoos yis plain, plaid striped black and changeab lie
oil SILKS gu Turk Satins, all colOrs, astonstugiy
swiss Book, Bishop, Victoria, oam5rc, Striped and
Barei Muslins; which would beg particular at
tanon Leo pieces lawns, colors, 10 cents
usually sold at twenty AVE. 1850 pieces of English
Frrncs and scotch Ginghams, fast os l21 cents
Der ward usually sold al p cents and upwards 0Go
pieces fancy assin@res - eds Linens and Cloths, n
iaaauactarsr's pr.ces $1,000 yis caCjc- I'D a7os "a
ned stiles English ani French Pr,at- 6s a.d
Upsaris ioSeher win great variety 81 'ter articles
IN the Ladies' department. such hand kerchefs
Lacss Em5roderies, Hosiery, cloves Table Linen, sc
Es0oES AND SHOES.
banB an 5nGiesS liSL4 OF LnlS stOCk- ara
n order to afford most Satisfaction, invite The public
~ All and examine for themselves.
CLoGLilg3 Clothing
In Ibis dt.artnent We defy com petition. We have at
argen Or hard stock Of ing anc. Summer Clothing
io fos VARIETY, elegance Of sly tatiiy and price,
nnot he sgr,,assed-cI ssJiag broad cloth dress,
rock aud business Goats, from the the IN quality 10 The
lowest price Csssimsr- Tweed and Linen Co as of
M dsscrIprions Pant. and ever shade anc qua
ttv, together with large assortment OF Furnishing
Goods, consisting of Hats caps, Shirts Cryss 1c ali
Of which VIII Be disposed OF usually how prices
a-y-Ue have in employ of the best cutters
and workuen, and gentlemen wishing 70 have tothes
made To order, Can be accommodated short notice,
and the most reasonable terms.
Pedlers Country Merchants and Mliuers, supplied 81
Eel- YORK Prizes, ldJiug yaEspoTtaljoH only
JAMES ROMAN,
BERNARD McGLOSKEY.
sF.rara1 ro IL
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LouDEv & CO.'S MEDICINES.

Mineral PgInI- We. April =, ISj4.
3EssEs. LorDES y Cu.-'-ESTL E2IzS: take pleasure
in acknCwledgin- t. yGu AVID ing The l;u lie
abe Ereat benefit "h Oh member al my family has de-
rived from the Us. of your = CuMEoUED ALT1EA1IvEo
and .'~ASATTyE E8LTs.''
Nv little daughter, aged FIVE Years, was for long
hme afflicted with something resembling The Scr fuia.
the disease uafe lis auP-arruce 10y eruption all
over her body, limbs and hgat-heT head covered
Win one solid seab The best Physicians IN i.apo-t
lIndanal We're can-ltei. hul temporary relief alone
could De obtained This continued three years. a.
~ expiration OF which tune euiErated from that
place 70 Mineral Point, Wisconsin Soon after my arr-
Val procured from .o1r agent - Ihomasl the last
named place. buu3s vf s1ur :. ERAFIvz,1 sHe
Nuh tIT II "SsNAT.vE PILLsH These we administered
To her according 60 directions ard to our great
a.onhuen. and satisfaction, she perfectly restored
y health Five uoE'hs have elapsed, and She
CONTINUES 10 ue robust and hearty am satisfied that
ne cure IS permanent and tat nav attribute IT,,
~lei Providence entirely 70 the OF medicines
ga are at liberty publish this for he benefit OF the
4a,Hc- fouIs- respectfully. ps.1EL ANS.
L#-len Z Cas- Genuine Family Medicines, for sale
0! :. LHcNAs, Agent, AT THE FCST ) ICE.
fr1c5
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yALU,8GE FARM FOR SALE.

FAEJtFEEE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous 10 The Iiisra,atee s Mississippi Railroad
60 f VIII sell that valuable Farm lately cceupied
wsS ~ by Mr. John Hand, together with all The ont
- Houses thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES Of the choicest quality. Said farm
contains nearly 200 Acres Of first land, so Acres
OF when = broken and we'll fenced There a pas
u7e on The same and well waEeTed. Asa all kinds If
Farming implements. And So scTes of me Il nd near
Dover, Wis with a ,mtor able House on the same
The above premises situate near the Model Mills
IN Iowa County. minute description said preInses
nay be seen ut our once.
DUNN l. READ.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. IF
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vT,HF quarter nf Section thiry-thr-e, town
4 eEhI- east bi-.s-seFersl uEiTnprore ed
ote parts in The village Of DoazeyiI,e
Also the fiacs rig known ihe Tom Jerkips'
place. Docges lie, being aris of lots, and four in
Block three
Any Of the above property win be sold Cheap and on
CAV orabie terms Apply to-
COBB q MESsaORE, Agents,
Mineral poirt, or 70
AUG. T. DOW, the owner.
New York City. I5s
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~. ". THOMAS.

WILL attend 10 preparing the necessary papers for
~ procuring Land Warr.ns. under the late Of
Congress End gis drawing Mortgages or other legal
'srnroents and al other business appcrtaning his
Office, Attorney II Law Office in the Room
OF the Lower Floor OF the Court house, Mineral pint
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-01
THE E"La.o WING BOOKS

Have iHst been received the Mineral Point Bookstore
MaNhcw popular education-aIayhcw's bros keeping
Fern Lcaves-Sol SoFhrUg, twelve years slave
w hite slaves of England Freeiiey's practical
on basiness-UEcle TOMS Cabin-Mark ijurdicstne or
the Two Brothers Ntehers outline maps sc. &c.
September %, Tc53 JD~EPH SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-01
Il. VAN nusEN. VI. ID. .

I rfEENDFRS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
70 the Inhabitants Of Mineral Point and vicinity,
and voutd inform his friends and the public
removed his resitenc o the house formerly end
occupied ny Col ID y Jones. directly Opposte the Ma
s<ajc Hail, and his office door below Store of
Burke Fairchild Esq and doors above the Book
! store p5I4t.
] Mineral Point Aug. %, Ir52