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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

AFrRAr AT SRULGsBCRGH--Ihe Pick and
Cad chronicles 4 d'sgraceful riot which took
place in that village few days since. Ii arose
from refusal on the part OF the Landlord of the
Astor House to have card playing IN the house
The combatants were Thomas Eagan, John
Doyle aad Matthew Kelley against VIM. and
John Osborn. In the course of the ffacas, VIM
Osborn was stabbed by Kelley who has made his
escape The wound is not considered mortal
Doyle gave bail, in the of 500, Tor his APP
pearance at the next term of court, and Eagan
was 50 badly whipped not TO be able TO leave
his bed since.
PuBLIc ScHooLs-The public schools in this
village viii be opened for the Summer term, 90
Monday next Il VIII be well for those who in
tend sending children, TO commerce with the
term ana thereby save much trouble to the teach
crs ia classifying their schools
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90 Tvs tUis SALE.

So 1.-TWO or ttree first Mich cows f1
49, sale by the sub=cri5er. living II mile
- .a,-- from Mineral Point IN the Tow of " AID
wick iii}e soun Of he Milwaukee road. They vi
he sold on the most 70 isonable terms.
May 1. .2Bl DANIEL DORNAN.
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CEEANCEESN SALE.
John Low q aud
ArcnfUe III Low ey

ricoaul T-eE7sbis.
Nnice IS hereby SVEN that by yir % order Cni
d of hr Crcnit CONF; Of Iowa Cuualy tiscanrH.
Cherca-v made and lere in said Court the =
Gay Of Ne en-, a u. is5 in d certain then pen
ding before said Co1rt wherein John I0wey and Arch
ibaid Low"sy eompIainants and Richard TregEssis
is defendant znd upon the auth ority given said
order md dec ee. viii sell public auction The
nj hest and bes bidder, for cash IN hand, Saturday
sAe 9Th dag OF May, 4 y ISL between thc hours Of
two anu three past idian at said day the outer
do Of ne court house in The Mineral Point, IN
said county all OF ne right title ard Interest If the SAID
De endaat EichaTd TTegasks- which he had 81 the
date Of he Execution OF the mortgage in said decree
THen toned in and To the equal undivided third psH
shC re OF out lots mbeT two hundred and eight ~
POD two hundred ant ten f2Io in the Yisgs Of Mineral
Point IOWA Comfy and slate OF Wisconsin.
The above will be made TO satisfy the Of
Thousand one hundred ard twenty dollars and
entys- GEMS costs of suit and sale aid accruug in
terCst. GW&2
CoCs &EssY RE, n. MUMF0RD,
Sol lJT cOmpL's. Sheriff lava Co, Wis.
d. ed -iLn-lT Llfico. M.ncraI Point LII.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
ADMINISTRATORS NoIICE. l

Tee T. herebv gwen th3t the final Settlement with
y he Admins f7I--x Of the 70 of William Van
Dusen deceased viii lake pisce at flee in Mineral
Point. iowa Wis Inc fret fuesdTy of Juae
next the same bling he e day said month
G9ea my Cfiee, This End dav OF Nav, A. d y
2s25 l.. VI STRONG, Comfy Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

THE last On nter the present viii commence
l on Monday, May 22nd, and continue Until he last
F,id1y of JHIy. closing with Public Examination and
q Pr "a Deciana ion.
J. l. PiCKARD, Principal.
Pie .eviIle. April 2f. -SJ4. 3S2J
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

Purchase OF -Hiaaai Lutd--N learn that Mr.
5, Anderson Of COINED tIiI, has purchased the
mineral lands ana farm OF Ar Solomon Oliver,
consisting OF 400 acres living near New Digginss,
for the price OF twenty five tlousaod dollars The
investment is considered good oae, as the rents
pad last year the mineral raised am united to
about $1,000 None of the shafts on the ground
have been sunk TO a greater depth than fifty Ieet,
and several valuable Iojes have been run into he
water and abandoned. Mr. 4 has purchased the
ground with the intention Of prosecu ing the mi
n ny business on al extensive scale Having been
al MS lie engagej in mining and smelling, he
brings to the enterprise large amount of pract-
cal skill We heartily wish him success.-GcL
ar
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

II Large numbers Of Seaman are leaving the
Atlantic Ports for the Lake service Lake Com
merce begins 10 be known on the Seaboard. We
hope Government viii ultimately learn that this
Commerce needs Harbors -rSentinel
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
NausSEE h.

At the residence Of william Clemmo. James
Grove, near Dodgeviile, May !, 1884, by VIM
James. Esq Mr. WILLIAM Matthew's to Miss
ELIzARETH CLEoIMo, and, also Nr. THoMAs BlRB
10 Miss SARAH CLENNo
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

MR ROWAN is Agent for The =taasjye and old es
tabllsbfd Emg o. and To esn Exchange House OF
VIII Ms & &C ON New y Tie Is now epEred TO
nit money usual, ID 10 epTa"c pgss:es, u ne
Lowest from alt Dlrs of EOZIand, IarJ nd
Sccu-u! Passse Cei i6cales al Drlfts ct .-, from
81 ups4 ds be ln0d OF h %, win zee ols for
pad h'fp. 70 Ire see and pUactual sr2nsms-
rtcn OF lscO .ae COmDt0y mold themselves RESPONSE
AZ post PAID IONS wiz be answered &. once.
aud eye-y .equired info ~. con aiEen.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
Zine Paint,

VIE subscriber : prepared 20 execute Al ~
Il the valuable WHITE TISs; P8IST vt3., .tsfs Ia
ackroH lodged tn be superior lead IN u - los
brtfffaHey. and dur tstffg, eItGer ftr inside
use- and az II Is BOW cheaper AID will cover .A'-
greater sur han L. i'd u~iTg equal yri.fts Nsea
not poisonous i recommends Itself, both on ifls
Of health and economy. '0-'e
49,, ~. .--,r,,, -. GEO. W. CoBR.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
FfRSE sE{Ek.AaI
OF SPRING GOODS

ID ICHAED VI -AiF = has inst rece iyed. by- e,--,-
Il choice lot Of printed Lawn Barge a. -
Dress Prints &c ali being az ths lat s. II, ~
he respectful invites tee aientj5n uI I,urcEssa-
will be found eoEstaailE IN attendance Al his oil s4
corner of Commerce and Fou- tai stt-.Es -l1
Mineral pasut D.. --5t =. i-.4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
Mai. Ward Acnuilted.

LOUISVILLE, April IS.
Maj. J. Ward. on trial for the murder of Pro
fessor Butler, was acquitted to-day.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
ESTATE OF THOMAS EGAN.

State OF Hl@cUnstn- Iowa tgllty- s.
Iowa County GUUrt.-la PTUb-'e
"a Office IS hereby given ibat james E-sn has ibis
- dgy FLED III nc PROFIT Office his peti rUa pray ing
Z. sasl upon abe safe OF h0uas Ezan- aipo
fue cv OF GaeJa, itiugi- deceased and aa1l sgue
has be- set duwu for hezroE a. tbe CCU-- House in
Ninss "a CiDJ. in "a count The itA f@y OF June
. Il when and where all persons may PPe4r and re
rst said appicaston who nay DE 50 disposed.
Given uster my tui~ - D.. n { Drii A. y IS5t
3R2t e.. VI. SIR N. ClgaLN Judge
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
Madison Daily Journal

This excellent paper has been enlarged 10 a
SIX column sheet, and Is now one OF the most re-
spectacle dallies in The State. Ma Arwoon has
associated wi;h h.m. Mn. II RCBLEE, who IS well
qualified to aid in conducting the editorial depart
nenf aud al the low price OF 50 per ann'm, the
Journal cannot fail TO secure as IL deserves, an
extensive circulation. Persons wishing paper
from the Capital o: Wisconsin, cannot do better
than TO subscribe for the Journal Tire weekly
i but 81 year.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

.7n5sber .4tfmpE-Mr. Green. the diver i
about TO make another attempt to recover the
chest containing large amount of money. which
was lost by the sinking of the steamer Atlantic
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

The Holland Canal-From the 18th to the
18th of April, Il vessels passed the Welland Ca
nal of which IS were American and 5 British
Most of them were bound up
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
Iowa County Court.

THIS Court is now IN session, and we under
stand that quite a large amount Of BUSINESS IS on
the docket Judge STnoNG- however, will dispose
Of it with the least possible delay. We NAV be
able to give a summary OF the proceedings next
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
G0OES AND sYkDES.
CToGL3ng9 CIoG-a3no?

In this dep insDt we DEFY competition We have ri
h1dd stock OF pvi ~ q ~
VII 'ev- elegance OF stsle, q1e ., : md y ce
cah1ot De sup tsseo-cons.s 'ug broad clio dress
eek 2ad business Goats, 6hpst qsatty 10 .ae
loves IN Ce e ssimera. T eed and Linen Goats of
all desc ems ord vests every shade ADD qua
Ly, lO@et1er VIII Ia Se assortment OF Furnisuipg
@ocos- cons SsinE o. t-js tJps SJis, Cave s &c al
Of when VIII lie disposed o. 4IsIaliY low p,icas.
n3~ { haze n oPT eWpty ui me st cutters
and sme"l a1d gentlemen w.shiaT 10 ave Ctuiics
made oder, 0e accom- ed on sh ,Tt no.ic.
spd tae uost rr2soDaD'c o.
ied'es. Cnua-sy Meg ANS nd Vi iaer-. supplied at
-f.1 Yosk Pres, d. -Hg 'lsno. t4ijnu oay
} NNGS ROWAN,
BERNARD McCLOSKEY.
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CsEsNCEEY SALE.

David J. sceiey rs. Michael Manning.
a Office is seby gwen 5bat by virtue Of an order
- and de- c ee Of inc Cncut Court Of Iowa County,
WISCONSIN, Cbancc-v, made add entered in said Couu
the EN- d" OF March, a. u. Isl, in certain
perdng before said Court wherein David j. Seeley il
complainant add Michael Manning is defendant, and up
the auiho,iv given IA said order and deere,
viii sell 1T pupc dcoH TO the highest aud best bid
der for cssh hand uTday The 27th day May A.
ID 1851, between he hours of and O'Clock pasi
Fdian of said day the door of the Court Hogses
il OF Mineral Point. in said County all Of the
@ht. title anl Interest Of the said deiendant, Michael
W 1uinQ, which he had Elm at he cate OF the
NOR ere in said order and decree toned, IN and
the equal undivided half part share OF the narih east
qra .r Section number twenty nine ,2a,) ia Tow ~ u
number seven : North OF RaU &c number J. East
beiur 81 of land more or less.
The above sale VIII be made SATISFY The sum of six
Hundrsd add Ten DoHars and Seventy five Cents the
decreed by said Court be due by sad deenda mt
20 sSid complainant for dcip2i and interest said
mort also to sas's the cost Of Court and Sale and
2ccrr'n- in crest. Gs22
Cora Il AsssMoEE, CHARLES y. MITMFDKD.
SJFs cT Ccmpt- sheriff. Iowa Co, Wis
Dated Sherif's Office, Mineral Poiat. April T. S54
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

II The number Of laws passed at the late
session OF the Legislature is GAL Mr.. Cramer
says we are law.ridden people.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

1SG0 IG09G GISe WgG o. G8.
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AGENTS FOR THE TRIBUNE.

". ;. SWIMMER. ST. LOUIS. Mo.
T.. W. CARR. PHILADELPHIA. PENN
V. b. PALMER. y. YORK AND BOSTON
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
FreseuIuent &C the Grand jury OF the Q. s.
District Court.

To Hon. Tl.oai. Erumaioad Ti,dee of tie L. S.
DIS Fi1t Cca,5. f1rtac DIS re-: IF limos
The undersigned members of the G.and Jury
for the District Court Of the United States for the
District OF Ili0ois At is April term. 1851 Re
specially present, That upon the investigation
g the case OF the United States against Sylvester
King for absiraci.ng letters from ,he United
States Nal, the said King being engaged in the
transportation Of the mail between Warren and
CI,ena, IN the Safe OF Illinois, from one of the
way bags on said route. the said mail bag beng
presented as part OF he evidence in the case. was
found o be 50 insecure ami dilapiIa,ed as to afford
insufficient security for the mail nasier contained
in it. Of the staples Tor fastening the mouth OF
the bag was gone and had been for the last SIX
months. as stated by the postmaster at Galeua
thereby enabling the said L ng or any other PER
son 10 take from il any part OF the whole OF the
contents Of said bag.
The undersigned would further present, That
in their opinion there Is gross and palPable neg
lfgenee Somewhere in the posJoiFce establishment
70 permit The peoples mail TO be transported in a
manner 50 unsafe and insecure They therefore
respectfully request that these acts may be pre-.
seu,e1 to tie post-olIice department at Washing
ton, that measures may BE- speedily adopted to
-ar.a.}vr -'ta ar-f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

IL We nave received from d. B. Tower, of
Boston two letters. stating that he had forwarded
to US book entitled First Lessons in Language.
or Elements of English Language; and asking a
favoeable notice, ii considered it worthy after
PEI Iza The only book we have received, has
been two copies OF a pamphlet of recommended
lions OF the book mentioned, among other school
books II that i what Nj T wishes us 70 no.
tee We can say it is very we'll printed. and con-
tains some very good notices of his book, but we
should hardly feel justified, as Superintendent of
Schools, in recommending it as suitable book
for a Q amman scholar, especially begin
ner. Perhaps il were TO examine Mr.. Tow
ers school book, we might think differently
of that
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

CuoLERA-Rumofs afoat IN this place, of
the existence of cholera ia Caena and Dubuque
The Dubuque Tribune, of the Goth ult., says
there has been no disease resembling Cholera in
that G : The Galena papers make no mention
OF il in that place, and are inclined to the
opinion that none has been there. The season of
the wear for Cholera is fast approaching, and il
NAV not be amjSs for our citizens 10 make use of
prey entives in the shape of cleanliness and tenn
perance in both eating and drinking. They will
DO no harm, at all events, even if there is no
Cholera in the country.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
FRIIr EaEE> AND >ssIs, siHEttY.
II. d. PULFORD. -A1eat
~ NOR the SCOTT NURSERY. near Dsve,,s,,
re Il lows il prepared 10 furnish caoire
TREES OF ETERT I.1nIETE

ct lower rates than any other Nursery 10 She Country
These Trees been thoroughly tired ia this serr
and | safeiy recommend them, having sod Them 81
he last four years Persons DESTROYS Of securing Sole
varieties N please cal my Store ard select from
she Catalogue, and have lhem put mp acclr5irgIv
have also made arrangements Tor 20On FrPos
ION ne oNECO NURSERY, and can suPI-y those who
" isI, with Wisconsia Trees, g-aiGE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
New Goods at LlOyd's.

NNT 4 are now recsivnc, direct rom New York CT v
and weiI o. Ssasona5e Goods among
which may be found he following:
DRESS GOODS.
Printed l.a~ns, Earege Dele hes,
Elack silks, Cricred sits,
GiB.bams, POpinc7,
Pria.s Of erny Desuptoin.
Rl47chol and unbleached Domes.ics Tickings, Sc,
Barss-G. book aud Swiss |usiins-
Eyobradtrel s5liars ard Unde~slecvcs,
:scr and isle lhfeai i2sns
Muslin Edcinzs aud Insertions,
aIies nd, -ilk4 md Li-le Gloves,
Gents - " d.
An assortment Of Ladder and Misses Summer Bonnes
Also. Ribbons and Tiibrnioas
Men and Toys I4egaorn, straw aad PAIN Leaf Hats
Tsgesds, Jeans, Css-ime.es. COt:onades.
Brown Linen, Iinen filings, DENNIS, &c, &C.
ROOFS AND SHOPS.
An endless variety, Of every size aud style.
Cgs8s kerry and GLASSWARE.
The largest ard best assortment in town.
4 complete sfocg Of Shclf Hararore NaIs 8 Glass
An assortment oE F2T7EEE GROCERIES.
a 81 especially for the acenmmodai,n OF custom
DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES
5ya invite aa-eaa-=~s e. an exam naou of cur Stock
-a1 u-i - -l % 9: can s1it lii The
ss-a5 ta5a.. 4rrl ., 1854 aitf
>'rsiE soap, Shaving Dap, Nsdicated Toi-
R. NJ. SMITH
FENCING MAILS % kegs just received and for sale
l. st (ApriI 81 GEO. W. COBB'S
cuoKENs TOBAC 00-5 bbl.. Goodwin &
= Muny's Spanish mike for sale at COBB's.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

able TO give 4 summary OF the proceedings heNi
week
WISCONSIN GaAss Subtitle Fond du Lac
Herald says that Mr.. Munger, of Albany, has
shipped during the last six months, about 800
bushels of Grass Seed 70 the Eastern market
Wisconsin Grass Seed commands the highest
price in the Eastern states, in consequence Of lis
superjor quality and freedom from all foul seeds
FINE BLoonED HonsK-The fine blooJed horse,
S. Patriek owned by Mr.. G. s. Ruble, may be
seen at the stable Of I K BIodget, in this village,
on Friday and Saturday of each week. Farmers
who desire to improve their stock, will do well to
cali and see him. Few horse come nearer our
idea of perfection than ST. Patrick.
FoRc1xG THE SEAsoS-The Editor of the
GAINESVILLE Gazette Acknowledges the receipt of
Patatoes of nearly full size, raised in the open
field, by Mr.. Kimball of that place.
FLoRELLA-The poetry was received too late
for insertion this week, but Will appear in our
next issue. You should have given your name.
Pefused-The bills of Clarks Banking House
at Burlington, Iowa, were refused at the Bank
yesterday morning We have not learned the
cause Detroit Advertiser 20 inst.
IL Twenty Acres OF land near Chicago, bought
two years since for S225 per acre, sold few days
since for ) 700 per acre.
II The Venetian remedy for hydrophobia is
vinegar. It is said that pint, taken morning,
noon, and night, viii cure i; entirely
Cou,t.erfer.s-Three dollar bills on the Ottawa
have been altered TO SIS are in circulation, Look
ont
II The Dubuque Tribune says Returns from
twenty counties indicate the election of Or. Eads
10 the office OF Superintendent OF Public Iustruc
ton
The Srsjis Cpea-The Straits OF AIackinaw
now open and navigation has commenced in earn
est on the Lakes.
~ Read the advertisement of Ayers
Cherry Pecforal There are statements of no or
binary interest 10 all so unfortunate as to be al
fc,ed with the difficulties it cues
Crystal Palace-The price of admission into
the Crystal Palace has been fixed at % cents, at
all times. The Inauguration Is expected 10 sur
pass all previous exhibitions
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

L. Two thousand ladies'. al least. attended
The great Eace at New Orleans on the Isl.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

FoRc1xG THE SEAsoS-The Editor of the
GAINESVILLE Gazette Acknowledges the receipt of
Patatoes of nearly full size. raised in the open
field. by Mr. kimball of that place
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
AN ACT To amend chapter eisEty-six ofthe re
vised statutes, and for other purposes

IN AL % dHlcih Ci4fttF Si4ili E-SiA OF tAe re-
vised statutes, and for other purposes.
SEcrIcS 1. All the provisions OF chapter cigh.
y OF the revised statutes and all other oroyi-
sions OF law conteriug upon county courts iuriS-
dIcfIo 10 try and determine civil IctIous. appeals.
or cerrioTaris. are hereby repealed Provided.
hat THIS shat. NOS affect The jurisdiction. Of
sad court IN respect TO probate matter or pro
ceciln@s, ami shall not appg 10 or affect the
county count Of the county Of Milwaukee
Sec. , There shall lie Geld ~ each county OF this
state organized for judicial purposes such num-
Der o. Jury terms and OF ilw terms OF the ciFcnit
court a. the legislature may. from time to time.
deem necessary, and provide for not less THAI two
Terms III each year. At such law terms the court
NAV hear and determine all motions and quest
Of law. all suits or proceedings equity. or other
business not requiring trial or inquest by iUry.
Sec. ;. This act shall take effect on the first
DAY of July next. and at ~illfs and proceedings
then penjing and undo er:uiued IN any such couu-
court, and which, t. the prov -ious of This act.
such court Is not authorized 10 Try and determine
SHALL forthwith be trans erred 20 the circuit court
81 the county, and bv virtue OF ;hl> act shall
be deemed 10 be pcuiluE t.ercln nd shall there
after b. proceeded with. tgiel. determined. and
completed IN the same manner as ii originally
commenced IN or appealed 70 said circuit court
Approved April 3, 1871.
IN ACT 70 amend Section 81, of Chapter %, OF
the Revised Statutes
SEC. T. Every person intending to pay any
highway tax assessed against him, or any part
thereof, IN labor, and who shall. upon the notice
required 10 be gwen by the over=eer. appear and
work agreeahy 10 the directions OF such oyesseer
shall be credited on his tax one dollar for every
day he shall actually work eight hours on such
highway. and twenty five cents day for every
cart. wagon, pioy, sCraper. and seventy five
cents Tor each yoke of oxen. aAd one dollar for
each span Of horses he shall furnish agreeable to
the requirement OF said overseer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

Crystal Palace-The price of admission into
the Crystal Palace has been fixed at % cents, at
all times. The Inauguration Is expected to sur
pass all previous exhibitions
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

- Read the advertisement of Ayers
Cherry Pecioral. There are statements of or
binary interest 10 all so unfortunate as to be al
ilic,ed with the difficulties it cues
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
UDOLPHO WOLFE-S
= Il. Ia,

!. y
AEsssY i'EEG sGk.sE5sA sfEsS2pPS.
4 pure aud genuine article, manufactured By him in
II Schniedam HUilani, expressly for medical use nd
strongly recommended for and permanent cure COR
Gravel and al distinctions the Urine arising rom
the Kidneys and Bladder. Sold in Mine raj Point by
3af Il. D. PULFoRD. Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

IL Twenty Acres OF land near Chicago, bough
two years since for 1928 per acre. sold few day
since for ; zoo per acre.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

FLoRELLA-Ihe poetry was received too late
for insertion this week, but viii appear in our
next issue. You should have given US your name.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

oust:crter.s-Three dollar bills on the Ottawa
have been altered to SIS in circulation, Look
ont
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

II The Dubuque Tribune says Returns from
twenty counties indicate the election of Or Eads
TO the office OF Superintendent OF Public Iusruc
ton
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

u The Venetian remedy for hydrophobia is
vinegar Il IS said that pint, taken morning,
noon and night, viii cure i entirely.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

Refused bills of Clarks Banking House
at Burlington, Iowa, were refused at the Bank
Yesterday morning. We have not learned the
cause Detroit Advertiser 20 inst
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

The SrSiis Cpen-The Straits OF Macknaw are
open and navigation has commenced in earn
est on the Lakes.