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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-02
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Couy du S1zieme Das,si;ct = Pay0is-
Sc d Est Baton Rouge. "a.

Se 1SAg Dunn H0Hge.
Dams raHaire de la succession d AlroNsR
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A TTENDU que George 4 Pike. Admin
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comrte de $ aduiris'ia.io;Is ,.'e Ia die
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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-02

HAT. Gap. e. Shoe Store.
'NtiE IN }-r~isned take pleasure In in-
l. forming heir friends and the puhli'
encrally that they have just 'eriioishe
heir stock with the most fashionable style
Particles in tls;r ijnc which they will sci
: low a. can ~ uc ha>ed elsewhere TO
ash. 81 k. Mo|esNin. Beaver. Cassime'
pul Nailed Hats Navy. Army. Mcl.ar.
Tx plush, Cotton and silk glazeA Caps
- men and tors. Hunting, Cal. Kip az
aced boots Ladies, Misses and boss Cal
ers and Brosans. Also negro hats and
hoes a. \. BOOTH
Nov. lS-iv. !. W. QUlGGiN.
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sray7e@L hare S,treet.- eeess-ss.--~-
;aal7.y ssz@ BET "a Rju =, IN,
T m an u evs OF the LeSisaa tufe
IN AZ. ft.,u Ia Blson ~ 1lgs All ~"
i D,tsals Packet. iiipsl, James r.
u. mater. vii. i.ay. for New D.lea'is,F
.ysry i, ny al j., Mil I ,ufsI1y +
c ? 4. .flssI.9a, 34.n a'',. on y
san.l.y. jan. II.
M7g HJ3y, BoARTINH HOUSE,
COR. OF TuIgD AND NORTH BOULEVARD sT :.
NEAR TIE cAPIroL.
YyaIS e,.as .s......nt "a, undergone
j Thorough renos ling ana IS SOW IRE
pared to accommodate B>arders in the best
manner. Charges. moderate.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-02

CTICK POMATUN -The best for,r in
~ which Poma um can he pa ur Gan
rs conveniently CARED in the pocket. al.
savs ready for immediate application
Or sale by oct 26) II. T. WADDILL.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05
The Yellow Fever.

We regret to state, says the Charleston Mercury Of
Saturday, that the number Of new cases during the
last two days has considerably increased The report
Of the City Register shows also large Increase Of
mortality We cannot too strongly impress upon all
macclimated persons the importance Of living with
refu regularity Of avoiding all unnecessary expo.
sure, and, if attacked wasting time and strength
in qudcf experiments upon themselves but at once
calling in medical advice With these reasonable pre-
cautisns, mar has no need to look upon Yellow Fe-
Ter as formidable enemy. - -, ,.
The number Of deaths on Friday was g., and II for
the 4s hours ending at 10 p, no. Sunday. -. s.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05
. THE Weather. 70

Ine ~ eagn DO. -
We have had occasional changes in the weather for
the past week but for the most ofshe time hs days
lave been very warm. The season is advancing when
we shall be favored with cool nights light shower
or two somewhat refreshed us last week.
y Thehealthof our town. we take pleasure m stating,
continues remarkably good with no serious case Of
sickness that we are apprsedof The prospectao
planters are good and we earnestly hope their expec
'tatiohs may be fully realized ~ 7i'-as sf
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05
Woford College.

S,gl fes: Nv oHofQ Ooueges ~ .'sl5 s
Wecopy the following we'll deserved tribute to Pro.
fsssor Carlisle, from the Lexington 7sgraph: .sei
ss We pleased to learn that the exercises of this
institution have been commenced under favorable aus
pces We congratulate the friends Of the college in
securing the services Of Mr. James Fl. Carlisle Dh-
ringour connexionwith the South Carolina College
as student we had an opportunity Of forming cor
rect opinion Of his talents and scholarship, and we
feel assured that he is enenty qualified to discharge
the high and responsible duties connected with his
proessorship Possessing rareinteectual attainments
and moral character without spot or behish hecan
not fail to prove an ornament to the institution.
While wo are conscious that nothing We can say will
add any thing to the high reputation Professor Car
isle yet such is our confidence in his integrity and
ability, that feel we are doing nothing wrong in
giving of the honest convictonsof our
heart. May prosperity attend him through all the
varied scenes of life
An 81 which We re endorse Ell 4 most cordially and 10
which We respond with the confdens hope that ..pross
may attend hin through all tho varied scenes Of
iGe. Z : s.; n ,,.s
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- Z Fire.

! On Sunday mcsning last Kitchen on=the premises
of Mrs. Il. English was destroyed By rea The alarm
was given aboutl lo'cock and in a few minutes the
whole building was enveopedsin flames threatening
othefs;in! the Immediate vicinity Fortunately, the
day wasvery calm anda number ofstrees between the
kitchen and house prevented the dwelling from being
consumed The origin ofthe frs was evidently the
result Of accident or carelessness - '' $ hs
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05
Restoration of Gen. Buchanan.

E We learn from the Winnsboro Register that Maj
Cen j. Buchanan has resigned his Office, which he
has held so long and with 50 much efficiency. He
may justly be termed aveteran in the service of his
State. -. - -. ..,.z,3 =
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nania built ii Baltimore by Capt stoddafd about
1851 Some yariatpn has been made in the newvs
nss io5 . aas fsaan sa gun Which WI
81 France. il the weight e metal which she cs
addsa n
sas sss'Rr0eaasd e ,a h
sS IS Win
mstryo tls SuIlsia sssS ans 2
r. SIS 49,. esss So;
hs GoseTos s sss ~ sn.
rollment Of troops There wsss si5as Yellow
Fever Ct aaiyessoI s1d sas saslaal
= Keep sWsy non see s'sy: e
The Ansseqs M e saea
Eof the knSW NotAlngs
~
sssS, n. 8
oy lby sipsaSa spanisids i & sSs
Spanish 81
ssliIss ser e rising 81 -
most sSsas5si "a Ss
goes or % say that YSs iats mtiists 81 So
malignant immoral and, q: lie safae hi4
.soas ala ana taas thal
psseuap us,seu and doss saa
lASpa AIu 3
49,, , ~,
- IL I PR9T s1lgRc
are PLEASED so leafa saas M
oy Dee1 tahsn zen py Rorslonsoi GIT
w III -
as. sSt ~ %.
Ssea, ,s AK s,b M asss.s
. yes5i y 81 ana7 esnel oIpcsss
efGs. # 81 Psier
Dunoysant was elected Tseassiss:,
saa Ml1ls ioSs sssEssssy s:s g a9s .
the church y 5ntldlpg WI Be s
as an eligible site can be
[er preliminary arrat'Geps11s comp haR
S,s.s s4;sf q lslass
. A Coop REggE l2 "a sBspsist
Of New York, at II II resent
wisely and P9nteedly Pc I.e rebak ed thesth
and political elergy sn;efs eg
recently re assumsdtt @ !gsl sI tbemselSes -
TO speak Che Will ei the J.
the Nebraska bill j sfSll ssss
from a report adapted 6y the Asse6
"Ye utterly Jsppdia.s aaIt
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

SINGULAR SuIc1DE.--A Sew days ago, a
strange man, name unknown, committed sui
eide on. the farm of Mr. Chambers, netr st.
Louis, Mo. in the following manner He made q
bed of straw, near hay stack, after which he
went too cherry tree and broke,offa a stick, and
going back to his. bed he laid himself down'and
put Ills handkerchief around his neck and in.
serted ithe stick in it, forming "a twist with
which, he was literally, checked to death, and
in that condition was, s,founds The unfortuate
man was, seen few hours previous at the toll
gate, upon:tbe plank road where he inquired
tile way to ST. Louis, and upon being informed
he took contrary direction. He had the ap.
pearance of;5haying been sick, and it was
thought by those at the gate heswas crazy. .5F5'''
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

INTERESTING SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTAL
the London Polytechnic Institution, new ex.
pertinent Of a beautiful kind, the inventiontot
a Frenchman, is nowexhibited. 1t consistsff
the illumination of theinterior ofaj jet of wakr
emitted horizontally, and falling into a cute.
Thelight, which is ofgreat brilliancy. and PIP
dnced by galvantic agency is applied at te
back of the jet. It seems to be wholly a.
sorbed and bent out of its natural rectillinAr
direction by the falling stream of water, evfy
part ofwbichit3rendets perfectly luminous. F..
ven the glass vessel into which sthestream falls
isoecasionaly illuminated; By placing varids
Ieelored glasses between the light and the 50
.ter, the jet is,made 10 assume the most be4tt
tiiul shues. 10 iet5'll i;assissg5 ati-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

! -SiDr! Mel Donaad ,IIof taonnt Miegs, Montgo6s;
Try county, Ala. was barborously murdered "
Eopas6ff his own negro men last Friday night
lft appears that the negro was ordered TO ge
the Doctors horse, which he refused to "a
swhesenpo1 liis master chastised him., and thst
started for the horselh himself The Negro I'D;
lowed and way laid him, and, beat out his brain
with d cgdg man made no attempt Il
escape, bat, .bpaste sof the attociops deed y
excited, held a me eeti1g on Saturday todd
lterdiine whether they should sumniarily exl
cute the murderer, 81 await The process 81 tS
Elag, aswhioh was desideI hs shodii snfit
death by burning. 81 81
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5ITEurss aEWs.

rsefet toi ilearus thai eSt IS. ss Hafsee died sc
his reSdahcein5 nj fJboro ict p1 Monday 7z
Col S tSs s1sspy prominent sitlzsa
and msfcia syas foE se several ysats
Commissioners in eanity. ghersw District. Since
he declined mercantile pnrsnjta studied Jaw which
|hszpractssd fortfis fast lew thTes
years he has resided On bis plantation IN Marlboro
deyptng much time to agricultural pursuits
He was highly esteemed and will be greatly missed
by large circle Of friends are let
to mourn their loss, l7ssraDs Gasstss s;ss9
= TIE PBEsIDEsg LsAvrsa W AsHIsaToa. learn
that the President of the United States viii leave
Washington TO day for Baltimore, on his way TO p
place Of 'recreation Old Point Comfort we presunae
where he some @eekBsa made abfisf stay cqmpa-
ny with Mfs Pierce .6th
casion, beEaeeompanied by Sydney Esqs
Hon. jeff Davis Secret ast Marshall y
Hoover. BE viii be absahst1 1buta few days Y.
h:gy 'sftsgs.s ~ Bdkinuo1e suy 2sEh. g
FIRE m GEoRaETowx.EW We are indebted TO af lend
for the following extract from a letter, dated
5'~<7 : -. GEoRGErowSs Aug. 2s. 800: 6
We had yesterday morning oneEo 6gr usual large
fres wliieh has destroye property amount Of
,aoout $25i 900: ance about Sl4 00e The ssn
tire range ofabpi from Baterman's swharfsto
Broad street and The square opposite Except Mrs
Listers Hotel and Tie house at the corner where old
Mr. Waldo once &liyed3 are all IN ashes Tie fire
crossedt TO the houseof Mrs. aikeE which was also
burnt and here twas fnay arrested feel gloomy
enough Many families without homes to go:to and
not one unocchpied house in town. - Charleston Her
curni 1rni - - < ss.,.ss{t! ~ i.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-09-05

Accounts from Washington state than an important
correspondence has occurred between Secretary Buch
Claims on Central America found On the Mosquito
protectorats chanan denies them IN twoeEab.'
torate notes, andemaIds anuncondl
ment Of the protectorate IT is asserted also that
Government has determined to adopt decisive meas.
ures to obtain the complete evacnatfoE of Central
America, as stipulated by the Clayton and Bulwer
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30
NE w OOPS
At Yellow Stone.

The subscriber Is just ceiving bis Spring and Sum
Hier Stock OF Goods, which fresh and
uiaeture and style, and will be scld at unusually low
prices MY stock selected with great Ca re and ex-
p.essly Tor my trade. am confident that I can give
satisfaction only in quality goods but In prices
To ali who may favor with call. Without any guss
ing OF pa mig my stock, would purchased
an extensive stock for country trade, embracing the
following articles, with different qualities various
sty ies, to Wit:
IRY GuODS AND READY MADE CIFpTuING
LADi ES' AND GENTS DOTS AND SHOES
BOYS, MISSES, AND CHtLDRENS' DITTO,
HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.,
HARD WARE CROckERY. TIN WARE,
FLOUR, BACON, PORK. ORN AND OATS, ALWAYS
On BAND.
All OF which will be sold extremely low for READY FAY
which system will be sIicciy adhered to-
would state to those Who are indebted me, either
py note or book account that they will do a great
tafor by calling and settling the on which
viii receive WHEAT. CORN, OATS &C., at the HIGHEST
cash prices will also take live stock in exchange Tor
the SAM.
az All those who will come forward and cash the
demands hold against them within thirty days from
tns date will receive liberal discount the came
Doot forget to call and examine lhe while IL IL
re n and new, always remembering the DIMES, for
prices are too low for any thing but ready pay.
BENZ. @. sCOTr
yellow Stone, May %, 1854 6me9
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30
LOUDEN 4 CO.'S MEDICINES,

Mineral Point, Wis. April % 1854
MKssRs. LorpKS Co.-GnRrLkMIN: take pleasur,
In acknowledging 10 you and announcing to the pa bic
the great benefit which member of famil, has de-
rived from the use of your "CoAYouhp ALTxRAIIvsn
and " SsrATIvK Pills"
Ny little daughter, aged Eve years, was for a long
time afflicted with something resembling The Scr..fula
The di ease made its appearance by eruption all
over her body limbs and head-her head WAS covered
with one solid scab The best Physicians In a.aport
tIndiana) were nlted but temporary relief alone
could be obtained. This continued three ara at
the expiration of which time emigruted from that
place to Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Soon after my srri-
VAL procured from your agent g. Thomas in the last
named place one bottle Of your & AL1KRA1Ivs," and
one box Of "SANATIvK PILLs' These we administered
her, according to directions, and great
asonishmeni and satsfacton she perfectly
To health. Five mon'hs have elapsed, she
continues to be robust and hearty. am satisfied that
he cure is permanent, and that may attribute Il,
under Providence, entirely the
You at liberty publish this for the benefit the
public Yours, respectfully, DAMrL Wars
Louden & Co.'S Genuine Family Medicines, for sale
by s. THOMAS, Agent, AT THE POST OFFICE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30
INSURANCE AGENCY.

4ET,NA ms TRANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED, 1879
CAPITAL STOCK, S3OO,OoO!!
E. G. RIPLEY, Sec'y, THOS. K. BRACE, Pres
DIRECTORS
THOMAS BRACE, EBENEZER FLOWER
SAMUEL TUDOR, E. A. RIJIKEIEY
WARD WOODBRIDGE, ROLAND MATHER,
JOSEPH CHURCH, EDWIN G. RIPLEs,
FREDERIC TAYLOR, SAMUEL s. WARD,
ROBERT BUELL., BERRY H. PRATT,
MILES FUTILE, AUSTIN DUNHAM,
JOHN l.. BOSWELL, JUNIUS q MORGAN
GUSTANUS + DAMS
Policies Fire and inland Risks issued oa favorable
terms by
B. BOyDEN, Agent.
The above old established and we'll known company,
continue Ia insure country dwellings and Farm
ses and other real and property
poDsitle company. All losses literally
adjusted aud promptly paid by their agent ~
Office over John Millions Store, Mineral Point Wis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30
New Goods at LlCyds'.

WE are receiving direct from New York city,
w At the Brick store on HIGH Street,
large and well selected stk of Seasona6is eods among
which may be found the following:
DRESS GOODS.
Printed Lawns, Barege Deiaines,
Chally BAreges, Lawn Robes,
Black silks, Colored Siiks,
Gsnghams, Poptines,
Prints Of erey Description.
nl,ached and unbleached Domessics, Tichings, &c.
Barred book and Swiss Musns,
Embroidered Collars and Undersleeves,
Lace and Lisle thread Eigines,
Muslin Edgings and Insertions,
Ladies' KID, silk and Lisle Gloves,
Gents do
An assortment Of Ladies and Misses Summer Bonnets
Also, Ribbons and Tr:mu ,ings
Men and boys LeghoT:, straw and Palm Leaf Hats
Tweeds. Jeans, Cassimeres, Cottonades.
Brown Linen, Linen Drlings, Dsm'ns, &c, &C.
BOOTS AND SHOPS.
An endless variety, of every size and style.
CROCkERY AND GLASSWARE,
The largest and best assortment in town.
Il complete stock Of Shelf Hare,care Nails & Clan.
An assortment of FAMILY GROCEnKEx
Kept especially for The accommodatian of our CUSTOM
ers. Also,
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES.
We invite purchaser. examination of our Stock
and prices confident that all, the most
fastidiou,.
II. L. LLOYD.
Mineral Aonf, April e5, 1854 eau
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valuable FAmn FOR SALE,

Contiguous 10 the Mi.eoukee & Mississippi Railroad
2G I'VE win sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
w w by Mr.. John Hand, together with all the
- Houses thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly 900 Acrf OF frst class land
of which is broken and well fenced There is ere pas
ture the and well wstered. Also all kinds OF
Farming implements And 80 acres OF fire land near
Dover, Wis, with a comfortable House the same
The above premises situate near the Model Mills,
in Iowa County minute description of said premises
may be seen at our oo.ce.
DUNN & READ.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. f,f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30
SHEIiIFF,S SALE.

ana A. Wesson, ,
vs; fCircoit Court Iowa county, Wis.
virtue Of writ of fer, fa,tas issued ont of the
- Office of the Clerk of the ii Court of Iowa
county, in The State of Wisconsin, and me directed
md delivered against the goods chaLtes, lands and
Lenemenis of the above named Defendants Treg kIs
and Bothers, and In favor of aud A. Yves on have
This day levied upon and seized all right, title and
interest, pres mt contingent which any, ither all
OF said defendants hid in and to the following described
real estate, the 18th day of April A D. 1c5 any
time with the privt ges and appurtenances ther
unto belonging all of said real estate beirg in
sad county of Iowa. to wit So In Vet's of Min
erai Point, Lots 50, 90 1919; part Of LIT I23 per
Receivers certificate No 800 In Harrison's OF
Mir eal Point Outlets Nos IT, ls5, 1873 200, 70 22,
a6 o. 2li, 2i2 $50 In Str and others Addition
10 Mineral Point, Lots ?, 3, and Pa Also
undivided one fourth of the north quarter Of
the mort west quarter Of Section of the
northeast quarter the north quarter of Section
eighteen. in Township five north f Range east
twenty acres" And shall Tuesday, the
10th day OF Sep.em A. 10 sell all the right tile
AMI interest OF sad defendants, of either
them, the real estate above described. the
door of the Court House, in said Mineral Point, cen
the hours of nine O'Clock forenoon. and four o.
clock the Afternoon of said day. satisfy The
writ and costs CHARLES N. MUMFORD,
Sheriff, iowa county, Wis
sherinrs Once, Mineral Point. Aog.9 is5i. f4us.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30
CENTRAL HOUSE.

"AVlNG taken the Central House in Mineral Point
for term of years, the dersgned has furnished
it entirely He has Stabng for 40 horses Thank.
tu for past custom, pains will be spared to MAKE
travellers and boarders comfortable.
or STAGE leave this house five times a we h
forthe Chicago Railroad by the way of and
Beloit.
Tx. BLoDGErT.
GN.l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30
EMIGRATION AGENCY.

MR.. ROWAN is Agent for the extensive and old es.
tablished Emigration and Foreign Exchange House OF
WILL & GUroN. New York. He is now prepared to
remit money usual, nd to engage passages on the
lowest terms, from all parts of England, Ire land and
Scotland. Passage Certificates and Drafts sight, from
FL upwards, be obtained him, with receipts for
All moneys paid him. for the safe and punctua
sion of which the Company mold themselves
All post paid communications will be answered at once
and every required Information given.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30
House and Lot

Us -. e VI IN, who want nice article of figured
a pam Asrseles yest,nCs o. some summer stvcs
7s' patterns nav frd them al
T. s. ALIENS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

'ALtABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
~ me counties Of Ioica aud Columbia, Wisconsin,.
i'HE undersigned offer for sale the following de-
Il scribed Real Estate:
so Gnd = Of i of of sec 90. town s. range
:" = OF w 4, Sec. %, Town ), Range ; East
Ina ~ z ct or. "a, 5,
+ 4 OF or.
! and Z = Of Eqr. 4, 4,
Aores . 70 100 % of the Und north fractions and
of or. Sec :, town g range 5 east,
81 70 lUc north fraction No l. 10, town 10,
y range east.
- 9OioO fractional section IA, town IL, range
81 Lot 41-Vliets survey, Mineral Point, Wis,
y Of
p Of No. 81,
Enquire of DUNN Il REED
and MATHEW BENNETT,
'nl ON, lsSt- (iml Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30

hR. w. HCRRARD'S CnrfyalIed
IL truss, IL warranted to RKLrkvE and III most
cases 10 CURE any hernex RUPTURE however
obstinate. For sale at DR. Wilber's Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-30

TINHE subscriber is now receiving fine assortment
Il OF Choice Drugs, Medicines, Paints.
OILS, Dyes, Chemicals. Melicl7sal LiqakOrs,
and, in brie all articles usually found at Drug Store
ali OF which he offers for sale Cheap for Cash. tie WILL
IN addition to the ordinary Drug business devote special
attention To prescribing for all cases. of whate
tasi may De presented From O'Clock 10 o'clock A.
NJ each day. when he is not otherwise engaged, bis
Professional services will be gratuitousIy rendered
AL IN need of snch graU.ty but in all other cases Inc
e or its eqatodLeHt Will be expected when medicines
are dispensed or service is rendered
Produce at market price, will b.. taken.
GEO. ID. WILDER, NJ. D.
Ia connection with the establishment, DR.. viii
Der has assortment Of most of the articles usually
Kept
--ISLS SECDE
SUN as Hustc Books, Bass Tiol & Guitar
4uSc PGpe', Strings both LaiiaH
Sheet Nusic and common
Instruction Foags, Tuning Forks.
'IoInS, GIrtqrS, Bridges
fLnies, Cf9TioaeiS and Tai pieces,
,'lT Instruments; Pegs, &c. SC,
Au eVariety OF other hTins' too mention.
>, ~ PIANOS and MEL. oDEONS, of any manufacture,
ss instruments for Bands, any other instrument
alcle 10 this line will be furnished ORDER short
notice and reasonable terms.
mineral Point, Wis, July TO- 1854 T35tf.
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H. VAN DUSEN. NJ. ID. 4,

rNENDERS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
to the inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity
aud would inform his friends and the public, that he hal
his residence 10 the house formerly
occupied by Col w Jones, directly opposite Ma
sonic Hail. and his Office one door below the store O.
Burke Fairchild Esq and two doors above the BooI
Store y5n4t
Mineral Point Aug. %, Ie52
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GEO. l.. FROST,
TAILORING.

'I'HE undersigned would pectfuy tender his -.
l. thanks to the citizens of Mineral Point and III
vicinity for past favors, and inform them that he M
continues business at his old stand High Street. Q
where he will be pleased to receive a continuance of
public
OF Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned pressed short
notice HENRY PRICE
August TO- 1852. y5n42
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Hats & Caps.

DEEBE'S Fall style Hats, and all varieties. q,
ID Caps, just received BY r g xIJEE
Oct. Ii, le33.
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CHIWTS d COLLARS 80 dozen whit.
- shirts and dozen Collars, all qualities tusf re-
esiYed and for yale lo-, ~ JOHN Million,