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The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

A WORD AEorr DoGs.-rhe keeping OF dogs
is a a1Test incNcusable and growing evil-inex-
cusable, unless they are kept strictly for the
purpose of guarding property, and then they
should always be chained during the day. When
people reflect, that the simplest bite from one
Of these animals, if he may chance to be sick
though only temporarily SO, in nine cases out
of ten will bring of the most awful
deaths that humanity has ever witnessed, how
do they dare to exp,jsc themselves and their
children daily? Think OF the amount of food
consumed by these useless creatures, laying al
danger aside, and yet it does seem that tho
poorer man is, the more dogs he will keep
W. ao think that the time has come, after SC
many fearful and fatal of hydrophob:;
as have recently occurred all over the country
for people to open their eyes to reason in this
| matter
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

tlervish named Hadi Omer was driven out
of the community Of Mecca. Hunger induced
him to roast the hahAra berries which grew
near his hiding-place He roasted and ate
them, as his only means ofsustalnig life Steep
ing them i'll the water, which qnenched his
thirst, he discovered very agreeable qualities,
land also that the infusion nearly equal to
7Bolid food His prosecutors who had intended
IN to die of starvation, regarded his preserva-
as a miracle He was transmitted into a
Such are the facts relating to the dis
Ery of coffee There are now supposed to be
90 co osfec-rooms in ConstaDtnope.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

The sub,crihcr offers III. Plantation and Land Tor
SAL. situated 81 tAe East side eff Cape Fear River.
:,,oat four les ffoa atevii}c There are about
800 acres of lar4 - Of which cleared and under
cultivation. On tbe promises is a dwelling and all
necessary oat hetses The soil lor fcrtll!ts, IS not
SURPASSED by alv on Cape Fear River Persons wish
Ing ppreaae viii please cell sn examine the prem
JOHN McT-!lHAN.
Jan'v u. 1874 SIN Irt
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

Drs MAIIETT q McSWAIN having left their
po,s aud napers with W. Mel. Mckay. who is fully
authorized to receipt fer the same all their customers
I'm, wc.t of the Cape Fear River. who may be IN
arrears either by note Or account, WIN cohier LAY u
~ calling on him and settling the same
py o'ii4''o - w +. MALLETT.
III. 4. McSWAIN.
Fayetteville, Sept. g. 1888.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

Respectfully informs tho public that he is prepared
PLANS of every description-such as State
and Court Houses Prisons &c. Also Churches Cot
,ps. other public and private cdee>: Bridges
Roofs &c. &C. ell with Specifications and Contracts
III e the Ike viii also supcrinend al kinds
Of york.
Orders VIII receive prompt attention. and Plans
drawn ana to any part Of shc country at short
3sticc.
:. lS.,.. lSpI
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
f Il z $ II
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

z. L. & j. A. Pc Il Il N
Have just received and opened large and we'll select
ed stock Of
Which have been selected with unusual carr e. q <1e5
signed particularly for the Retail Trade
stock may be found all tbs; late sty yics and d 20
Ladies' Dress Goods; Fancy plaid and brecati.
plain Canary cold do; black erode Rhine aps
do rich PLAID Beragcs and Tissues. fI7T.is
the rage this season;) fgd and plaid Gre !. e;
lot superior plain Beragcs and Tissues,
the desirable colors-pinks, blnes: green,
whites tans, canarys, &c; printed t.n,:d
JacoE.ts; India and Foulard Silks. p!ain e
mlain L CtalIys.: Orga.,di:-.x x.asns-. .tsrii;.ts1
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

FATAL 4 cc1DESr-A Irish miner, named
Thomas Nelch, was killed at the Walker mine,
five miles west of Grccnsborongh, by the fall
ing of j. bucket, on "Wednesday evening last.
He was at the bottom of a shaft sc feet in
depth. The hands at the top had just com
menced letting the bucket down when it had
descended some six Or ei ght feet it became de-
tachcd from the rope and fell striking Wclch
upon the head and producing fatal conclusion
of the brain The deceased sustained repa-
table character quiet, orderly, industrious
lN~l- CrcensJoroueh P0friot.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
PRINTED BY WILLIAM J. YATES.
ROBERT K. BRYAN, Editor.


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With the view of extending the circulation and en-
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serted til for5ta a13 charged accurdlayfy-
:EYAN s YATES.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

Such is the respect and courtesy with which
bur dear neighbors on the North and South
treat the institutions Of our State, while they
are so anxious to- engross its commerce. We
hope the time is al hand when just retaliation
will teach our neghhors what is due to us; in
the meantime, it is right enough that, while we
consent to he dependent, we should be made to
feel it " Nn,iuglom Journal.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
.,@N[ H y FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.. s
ali AND WRITER STOCK

For l S ) 8
The subscriber has just received and opened at his
New the East side of Green street few doors
from tie Market House and nearly opposite his Old
Stand large Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Embracing general assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
men Dress Goods, consisting in part OF Sla"iS C1oahs
ian Has very fine; and also good assort-
Of Shoes and Boots. for Ladies. Gentlemen, Girls.
Boys aid ChildrcH And the best assortment OF Six
public.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Pepper Specs and Tobacco, a
fine article. L. SitEMA ILL.
October g. 1853
CEDAR FALLS Cotton Yarns and Sheet
TROY MAR.5IT-
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

tohlWtSs3o3 -jIeTcHO MS.
Have removed their Office the second story Of the
building, formerly occupied! ly the Telegraph Company
where they prepared attend all business in the
Commission line
All business entrusted them Will be puncually
attended to-
Wilmin g1on. Jan'v II. 1854. 16-lv
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

) a
P r IN G G @ Q . S.
4lIla 1fIaaa1 Gff a01e1Rsat s.
SEAsONABLE GooDss
Embracing great variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. @
Hats Caps, Bonncts, Umbrellas, Paraso!s,
Doors SHOES,
Foolscap and Letter Paper,
Blank Books, Bolting Cloths, &c: &c. Sc.
With an extensive assortment of
READ Y-.N4DE CLIO THI.NG,
And Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
All of which they offer to the trade st LOW PRICES
and upon accommodating terms.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to give the
above Stock an examination before making their selec-
tions.
HALL & SACKETT
March s. 1854
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

x. -. alU;stIilSOE.
ecininI,>ic,. auI i'orzsa,. .iiag Merchant,
" IIMI NET9<. y. t.
}a0uorN 1851
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

RIGHT ESoUcH.-Ail the Banks of Peters
burgh, Va which depends for great portion
of its trade upon North Carolina, have come to
determination to refuse to receive North
Carolina notes on general deposit. The reason
assigned is, that they redeenable at distant
and inronvenient points; but this objection
Would Apply equally to the Virginia money in
Mlhhon i'll Petersburg the Banks in that
! dEant ting in circulation at Richmond or
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS WANTED

The subscriber will pay the highest market price
for any quantity of clean Linen and Cotton Rags.
DAVID MURPHY. g
March 4, 1854 If
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
81. EatEs.S.4Ji:ss.


Fair Puff {,o1,lmbue % \ G. oct G. 63-
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

April l, 1854.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

Noy ., 1858
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08

MAN kILLED-A man by the name of The.
Muldoney was run over hv the Manchester cor,
near Coley's Stills, in Columbus comfy on ~.
night OF the lst inst, while coming East His
skull was broken and the brains scattered i,
all directions. An inquest was held over tie
body OF the deceased, and verdict rendered to
the effect that he came to his death by LAYING
upon the track while in a state of iutoxication.
| Wilmington Jcurnui
The North-Carolinian., 1854-04-08
JAMES G. SNIrU MILES COsTIN.
JAMES G. SMITH CO.,

Oct. -. 1888.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16
J. EGE.gg NY DON,
GROCERY, LIQUoI, HARDWARE AID caocKERr


GROCERY, LIoUo-i, HARDWARE AID cRocKERr
STORE.
Consac-oc STeci, C0s1er II High s. Iireal Point.
WE have hard a ca rico stock Of Groceries
idqcoTs, HARDWARE and C-achsrg. for the w Ger
trade which We nner fr sale at The market pr
ces We most respectfully invite he public 70 call at
'isilent, VII VII be happy see and wait
on them gratefully recognizing 5ut cd Customers "a
inviting our new participate with them. in se sayr,
ADVANTAGES " hch trade hepj. z thu. by
proper and honest regard far Tho t~rpst If all ta ma
tavor Us with ih@r cusifn cannot i.u succeed in Sc
curing thair c1uddeuCe In bssuCss int gritty Tie
Following articles comprise portion % our stock:
Sugars, clarified crush Ell, ro~ deTed and loaf,
Tess Young iiys0n, CuHpvwter c.,
Coffee, Rio and MauiJa,
hoiasses, 5 Igsr House and Golden STRIP,
Fish. Cod MsCSersl, Wtite &c,
salt, dne aud coarse,
Soap. Castillo - Iincy 4 Shaving.
Tobsccn, Cf a ! gItljIias and prices,
Eo9e, Hindiass. iIalJcr &c,
starch ChocC'atN. Salera bed Cbrds md
Clothes Lines Dried Apples, Matches t,itss, Nails
Hams, Shoulders, PORK, Lard, Butter, F.var,
Earthen and Stone Ware.
" hishey, Brady and Wine,
In -huTt, al articles ts usually ken. in establish.
nenis OF this Mind, Certain to be found here
Looking Glasses, Clocks Window Sash, Table Covers
Pictures with and without frames sid the owcsrt
prices.
We repeat again, call and are certair you canro.
fan to puchss of lie N7.I2y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16
MORE IiGOskS.

1zGKE HOOKS.
| CSF received a. the MINERAL. POINTBO STORE
y direct from New York
Rankes civil Wars,
:. History u the Popes-Engls h edition,
.Fyiors Life Of Wesley,
Preacher & King,
Arctic Expedition,
Coa's Interviews,
Sew Themes for The Protestant Clergy,
Shsoy eide.
Golfers Notes and Emeudstions GU the Text OF
Sh 4kespere,
Shskepere-vArions editions,
Memorials of English MARTYRS,
The Great Harmonic. by A J. DaAis,
Snpernai Theology, or Life In the Spheres,
Philosophy of Mysterie US Rappsg.,
Nebster,s Una bridged Dictionary,
High School,
6 School
EHrpfrs Illuminated Family Bible,
B4C-ier's Compra hensive Bible,
Pocket Bibles, OF various styles,
fieetTood's Life OF Christ,
Nealdc.,s
His Dry of the Planting Of Christianity,
Chalmers Sermons,
Natural Theology,
Greenl-afs Testimony of the Evangelists,
Psi-y's Natural Theology, and Works,
Newton on the Prophecies
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Bishop Buffers Works,
Neal's Puritans,
Thomps4n's seasons-Boyd's Notes,
Millions Paradise Lost. -
owpers orke,
British Poets.
Goodrich's History OF All Nations,
MofTeii 5 Dist 'ry OF Modern Philosophy,
FIrd's Natural
lLebig's Chemistry.
Arth"n's Cia.sCa; Dict nEry.
Constellation Of the United states,
Geological observer, by De La ileche,
Treatise "n Metalu' gy, by Overman,
Iiowitts Homes of the Poets,
DIR. Olin's Travels,
& Observations in the Est,
Appleton's Popular Library,
arsIn-s Cyoi"fodta 81 Anecdotes,
Percy Anec 'o1.s,
Rnyhocd OF Great Men,
Don ClIixot,
Pendennis, Old House by the River, Ann Hamer
Hatle Stewart, Lovers Stratayem Villette ,vathss
! husband, Agnes ~orrel, ivar, My Novel, Vanity Fair
Henry Fam nd, &c &c. Sc
Also
ffuitare Violns, Accordeons and Flutes all If which
viii be exeh snSed for CASH, the reasonable
erns lv3u41l JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16
..HoOk~AS ARE ROOKS,

"AsOOk = As A IL II ROOKS.,,
Ey0 BE FOUND AT THE MINERAL POINT Boo,
Il STORE.
Enc, clopedia Americana.
ncroft's History Of the United States,
Allisoi's Of Europe,
Tunes s CT England,
Maccauey's Of -
Giboon $ Decline and Fail,
WebsteF's Works,
ScJti's Bible,
C'ars's ON sneutary,
comprehensive Commentary,
'elidge's W oris complete,
Robtrtson's Works,
Bosweil's Jhnson,
kItto's Daily Bible Illustrations,
Statesman's Manual
Mosherns Ecclesiastical History,
fisl ans Woks.
Blackstone Wendelfs Edition
Brand Ency ,opedia Science,
Dictionary of Mechanic,
Ewbapks Hydraulics,
hosmos, Humboldt
Burns- Cham her's Edition
Cha.Dt'rs Miscellany,
Napoleon Dynasty.
Choice post.cal works,
Eclipse of Faith,
Soatheys Wesley,
Cerstache's Voyage around the World,
lives OF Chancetiors and Chief Justices,
Maunders' Treasury of history,
Sarry's Fraii Garden,
Miss Beecher's Domestic Cooking
Water Cure Library.
Ency c!opeda of Water Cure,
Free Mason's Manual by Stewart,
Mason's Chart Cross,
Tempiar-s
&C., &c, &C., &c,
Avs JOSEPH SMITH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16
vALU4R.E FARE. FOR SALE,

Contiguous 10 the Mlrarlcc & Mississippi Railroad
@ WE viii sell that variable Farm lately occupied
w " by Mr. Ichn Hand, toge her with all the oui
- Houee- thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly 2eh Ac-f Of first Acres
OF which is broken and well fenced There pas
tnre on the same, and we'll watered. 4 al kiuis
Farming Implements. I'd 30 "cres of fin. land near
Dover. Wis. with a c'vaf.rtab!e House On the sane
The above premises sit'Iste Model Mills
in Iowa County. minute descrp ion said premises
may be once.
DUNN & RFAD.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin IF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16
SALLWASEsEI. SAFES.

I'nE NAME OF SAhAMANDER WAS FIRST AZ
Il Piled 20 N:ldcr's Patent. and Introduced hv ihe
suhscr Der is+n, no in 4f pHrc.e the right
man -f'ctHre- The superiority e nerripgs Wiler'sl
~aiafnafccr safes ali Others Induced ia
fringe the patent Tf-ht by JalEg cusV lion:
others more cauoTs and 70 i4yz-ytft. mad.
inferior article IIa5tanE the L.,
color Of painting, and attaching the
improved Sa!aniGnder '-E're ITuCf Sa:AtnEuter"
'ihe Genuine Sisn8ndeT, sc, and have succeed
ed in painting OF some Of The spurious gr,anders as
genuine fhose wanting the CriE,I al Saiatluu,rr
niaciured y the subscriber should sa pr, CANTON
20 see thai ft;ey have upon thea metal plate Sins
- Herring Maker, All sy.c being the genuine ~ .i.
et's PATENT ~aianSndr, IIerings iuprsvei Patent
hs'npion IA e. which received iile ut Great
World Fair, sud which have taied To- ~, s.rvn
The contents of fc. Purchasers can select from
the largest ormea Ia the world by calling IT the "a
rooms OF SH,AS & HERRING;
i25- 49, and L 9 Water. corner of Pine Sgreets.
~ B-Chilitd iron safes with powder proof tocas
Iaanuec uTi expressly 5ankF. jewellers brokers ard
others rec wiring security from Bans ya1lI do,s
on band, AMI made 70 order. All the ce.ebraed
locks for sa.e manufacturers Frtccs. second h.nd
safes for sic L; les a. an hall price.
Aconz E,r Hagring's SAFES.
WILLIAMS, EDNSELL & o. Milwaukee. Wis
3.aItr4
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TABOR KNG.

VIE undersigned would pcc;fuiy tender his a.,
l. thanks 20 the Citizens Mineral Point and ~s-A
vicinity for past fayors and inform them that he So
continues business at his old stand High Street
public favor. -
o GentIemens Clothes cleaned and pressed on short
NORGE HENRY PRICE.
August 10, 1852. y5n12
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sEEEEEvE,S 60

C-uniy Cosst iowa Co1n:y yYtas.yssin.
Jol0 z Powell BeriaruTn Ri,.Ic7 sr4ugI Ca Ton,
Hsnf7 y. Moore and Gohn }. Hlsfsl j.
II virtue OF writ &c fCri fac, izsl or he Of
IL tee OF the clsrz Of the Count Court i ant ,r low.
On y W WISCONSIN,, n he shove entitled @, Gd
directed aud delisrs 81 Inst the DDS, c,sgeia .aacs
ana IefH'.elits II ihe ahas g. fedsIs.
i.is Day levied upon ard e iZed lie fui l described
real estate as the tncpery Of Ct the abcra named
ce.etdaDis fcr main Ripley To- LIT 10 > u th.-
Fi'ace 81 u ~ % IA !oSa C1Eay W:s:Cn-in, wiki The
apputenaDces tkeFeEHto beoIgtnp, Situate ard b i4z
III the County q Iowa and state % Wcnnsia, and shall
expose al public Feairc TO The hizce. bidder
All the right tile end Interest The above named De rend
art had III end 70 the SAID real on day q
May A. D. is5l. CT ii any time .he door
OF iHe Court Bpnse ia tie ToEn AiucEsi Poiat
saturday The Isl tsy Of April \. - y (, between the
houTs 81 Hre cl.ck a. II ard fa;y 0'Coes T. NJ. OF
said dGy 70 sattsly S-id writ md costs
c. y st;AFs RIO, st.e.lr, Iowa en-. Wis
SiitrL E'cc, Ainf raj Point = t. -, Ia Gr y.
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AZ and after Monday, November IL and until further
[ J notice. Trains will be over the above roads as
s,IIows. Sundays excepted.
TEAMS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT & BELOIT
-, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot, at 40 a. r ar
rvine Freeport 81 p IN, and iieoit at 20 D.
at Frrepart at s. m, AID Beloit at IL IN.
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO.
Is Leave FTeepoTt Of 81 n n and Beloit a. a. N.
arriving at Chicago ct I..5a p. N.
Cd Leave Freeport'at p m, and Beoit eli 30 r.
arriving al Chicago at II D.. ~
Trains going est pass Junction at go H., and S2S
Trains going Westpass Beiyderea le and io.4O
East ST . 81 u and .. Is
Trains going East pass Junction at I3i e. and e35
Fare 20 Freeport %, 10 BeIoit 50 30
The above arrangement is de=gnei to afford much
daygh: travel to and frc the terminus the
road possible From srev port and Reicit first class
mail stage connections established through Wiscor-
SID, Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers from the West ard North going South. BY
taking the Evening Eastward Train or this Road will
connect ~ Junction, Al 3 with the Chicago ard
Aurora train for lsalle and points South reach ng
sale ri O'Clock This route furnishes continuous
Railroad connection TO Springfield and Alton and by
boats l9 miles TO 81. Louis
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE
This route. via BeIoiL and JauesviIe, connecting be-
tween those places 5y stage Il miles
and mississippi Railroad. offers convenient winter
munic2t on between Chicago and Milwaukee.
Iy3 &. TURNER, Supt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AT NERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
4s1 west of the Book Store. Will attend land ne
goations, and transact ali business connected with his
profession Collections promptly attended 10. BIZ.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16
STAFE or WISCONSIN.

'a'heriae "Pie Circuit Court, iowa Couniy.
William or!e. N EorITY
subpoena has rc issued in the above entitled c.u.e
a against the SAID defendants sId which has been re-
ll-nec by The Shcri said CCuniv hat said q, ,pfaut
william tpe u not to be found in hs bal iwick And
ne not having entered his app in this suit ace
ls 10 me rules 81 this toliL j.. such process had
been dry served fai il tsieg hcau made - rr;en-
~ te teJcun r. The undt rsicE2d by he fsday,i
Petsy E-ton that tie defendant kcrriJ.e- nanc1 =
not nov Nit az as.a slate. Ana motion Of P.r.ev
that the defendant " ,.i2G1 epc 10 srr-er pteaf an
-"er or c5r1nr 10 the conpiaetis bit or before tbe
tA Day II Hay next. u = oso u deTrd iAafa pv
II The foregoing uTitr shall viitu tErur Ga uiscr
ihs dEl+ be podshed in Li, = Eer.i Point ibauc. ard
thar such pUai,catoa be Continued once IL each week
Tor SIX Successive wgCks.
D@rd n -Inerai Point this day of February, a.
Il u. C5TUa-:t, Circei. Ja,ge.
= true con-. ftc-'.
JAMES HUT-HiS0S, CLERK
:oFl4l ttrcVit Court IJEa Com =. ETisccnsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16
j. B. MOFFETT, M. D.

II ANiNG permanently locaed in Mineral Point ou,d
respectfully tender his professional services to The
citizens of the town and vicinity.
NFFI"E in the Tribune Building [up stairs Resi-
dence in the two story house above c. L. Sephensohs
residence n32y5
June :, 1853.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16
q, ~. THOMAS

y. W. TEfeTs-iS,
10 s TIC OF THE PEACE
WILL attend TO preparing the necessary papers for
W procuring Land War; ms, under the ia,e act ,f
congress; and also, drawing Mortgages other legal
Instruments and all other business appertainng his
office, Attorney ct Law Office in the east Room
OF the Lower Floor OF the Court House, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16

80 IsOJSGE< EEPEHS.
The subscriber word call attention 4, his stock of
PORK .1ND LARD
put up by hin1sti warranted to give sntisrqc ion
Having Shoulders Side-. iy cured aud ard in
Jars aid barrels, weighing IRON 10 10 ; o pounds.
February %, 1854 IG
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STATE uF WISCONSIN, !oyIA COUNTY, =.
Iowa Coaa'g Circuit Ccur.--lt Es1s'y
IN Petition RI Divorce.

Aitert ". Paris,
s1bFo enE ~ ha--ery Esvirc beeu ssei r he c7se
against the def BdsHt, hl.fFL ". Paris ana tie
hafiIG been rci1TS3sd D. tie said u5fy.
he atf.tsSt not being found IN county. snd Par
bson navius a.fd his fii@ylt ihal he dsteu&nl not
nov Tesid Ii o. tils STATE. end motion 81 pSrey
Es'on Son. solicitors FOR nplain1f ii is hcrrby
dered t"st noice Of the psoCiHg this suit he pub
isf@d for Elk sgccCs-iye eeks In fe Point 1ih
une n iubc sT3Fe- in said county tiat he decn
dsnt albert y Paris III appearance Der ard
ped En=Trr deTnHr tie bill ii orsf.sat 81
his case before sab day f lGy x his
deifnt viii be efied shd he raotfes and t.inR~
th@r IN contained tcr - accordingly. Ard = = Further
ordered that lie rs pu9ljcatin 81 r order he msGe
within twenty G4y~ fr, m the d &C Ills order.
DAted eb!CZT. %!EL 4. ID. 5e54
II. II. CJTBREE.
Cireuit Judge.
4 trPe copy, JAMES HUTIbI-DN.
HSff Clark Ci-c11 COURT lows c.. VIZ.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-16
-. VAN DUSEN. M, D..

fI'EHDERS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
To the inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity
ana would inform his friends and public ,hat he has
removed his residence TO the house formerly end and
occupied by Col ID w. Jones' directly opposite he Ma
sonic Hall and his Office door below the Store of
Burke Fairchiid Esq and two doors above the Book
Store. y5u4t
Mineral Point Avg q. l.5a