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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

SUPREME CoURr.-The following opinions
have been delivered since our last:
BY NASH, c. j. In Commissioners of WASH
ington Us. Frank and John, from Beaufori.
affirming the judgment. Also, in Mcpherson
and Conn VS.. Pemberton, from Montgomery.
affirming the judgment Also, in Lewis vs..
Lewis, from Baden, affirming the Judgment
Also, in Doesex dem. Pigott V. Cheers. from
Brunswick. Also, in Knight v. Wilmington
and Manchester r. r. Company, from New
Hanover, directing a Uenire de moro. Also, in
the State V. Admiral Nelson Caldwell, from
Arson, declaring that there is error in the pro-
ceedings of the Superior Court. Also, in the
State v. Thomaston, from Brunswick, declaring
that there is no error, &c.
By PEARSON, j. In State V. CoIBett, from
BERTHE, directing the judgment TO be affirmed
Also, in State ex rel. Shuster vs.. Perkins,
from Pasquotank, awarding a venire de no,o.
Also, in Smith vs.. Bennett from Rockingham,
awarding a venire de noyo. Also, in Neal V.
fiesperman, from Stanly, affirming the iudg-
meht. Also, in McKeithen v. Atkinson, from
BladeT, affirming the Judgment. Also, in
Nickols'v. Holmes, from New Hanover, affirm
ing the judgment. Also, in Dozier, in equity,
V. Sprouse, from Yadkin, directingth the plaintiff
entitledtoanaccount. Also, in Uzzle V. Wood,
in equity, from Lenoir, directinga decree for
plaintiff.
By BATTLE, ]. In Briggs. in equity VS..
Morris. from Forsytne, dismissingthe bill with
costs. Also, in Taylor, in equity V. Taylor
from Arson, decree for plaintiff. Also, in E.
B. Dawes, in equity, VS.. Haywood, from era
ven decree according to report. Also, IN
Lamb, in equity, VS.. Pigsford, from New Han
over; decree for plaintiff. Also, in Doe er
dem, Thomas v. Kelly, from Moore, affirming
the Judgment. Also, in Jones v. Cox, from
Sampson, affirming the order. Also, in Black
man ". Bowman, from Forsythe, affirming the
judgment. Also, in Melvin v. Eazley, from
New Hanover, awarding a ueHire de moro.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26
Washington Items.

July 2l.-The Ssnate passed to day Mr..
Hunters substitute for the Homestead bill,
the principle features of which are as follows:
1t provides that every free white person, who
is the head of a family, or who has arrived
at the age of q yecrs, may settle a quarter
section of the public lands, for their exclu-
sive use or benefit, but that no certificate or
patent shall be issued until the expiration
ofiye years from the entry, or until the per-
son or persons so entering it shallhave paid
25 cents per acre for the same or f the lands
have been in market more than IS years, 12I
cents. In this form it will undoubtedly be
passed to-day. but is now changed from a
Homestead Bill to a bill to reduce the price
of the public lands, and sell them on a long
credit.
The senate also passed the Texas Debt
bill, appropriating eight and a half million
dollars.
General Towson, Paymaster General of the
Army, died here to day.
Mr.. Pitts, a clerk in the State Department
from Poughkeefsie, n. Y, also died here to-
day.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

seal of your condemnation to the pernicious
and tyranizing liquor traffic, and rebuke the
low alliance of whiskey and politics, by cast
ing your votes for
JOHN NJ. FLEMING,
For the Senate and
S. HINES WHITAKER,
EVERARD HALL.
S. w. WHITING, for the Honso of
Commons.
Esehew Political mastery for once, for the
sake of bleeding humanity and the honor and
welfare of our common country.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

HALIFAX CoUNTY.-The following agree
ment has been entered into by the candidates
in Halifax. Had a similar one been made
in Wake county, we should have had no third
ticket in the canvass.
At a meeting of all the Candidates for
Halifax county of both political parties, held
at BraswelPs y Roads, on this the 10Th of
July, 1854 it was mutually agreed, and I'M
derstood that we will neither treat nor pay
for public dinners, during the campain, and
that the Editors of the Roanoke Republican
and Weldon Patriot be requested to publish
this agreement.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26
q. G.
Wednesday, July 26, 1854.
A Positive Advancement.

Subscribers receiving their papers Nth a red mark,
ore thereby notified that IN four ooeeks from the re-
ccipts Of the first number thus marked, their subscrip-
ton gears 'oiU eepirej and unless rene'oed aOithin
that time, the paper aoiU be discontinued. This rule
toilE be inReriGly adhered to.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

The PEOPLE must Be informed correctly
as to what the friends of Temperance really
are aiming at. No moral, peace loving man
in the State will say one word in favor of the
sale of Intoxicating liquors at camp meetings,
musters, taxpayings, elections and public
hustings; and but few will be found to favor
the city, town or country grogshQp. Let the
public know that at these abominahle nui-
sances we level the blows of the prohibitory
statute. Let them know that it is against
the traffic, and the traffic alone, that popular
vengeance is being aroused. Let them he
assured that the citizens home shall be his
inviolable citadel, where he shall have and
enjoy all the " Liberty" that his i" forefath-
ers" bequeathed him, even to the manufac-
ture of rivers of whiskey and oceans of rum,
with the individual right" of kneeling at
his cask in his home and gulping down his
oaCn qrog until he dies of drunkenness and
destroys his soul. But let him be shown
that the people have the right to protect
themselves, and that neither the moral or the
civil law protects him in working Gill to his
neighbour" TIL rights of the public are great
er than the rights of the individual; they
bear the same ratio to each other as does the
individual to the individuals constituting the
public in aggregate. Let the reasonableness
and justice of the measure be clearly set
forth by all its friends-let its republican
and democratic principles be explained, and
then if any man swears to resist its practical
enforcement, let the public brand him as I'M
worthy of the name of a loyal American Cit
izen. =
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26
Reform Ticket for the Assembly /:

For tie Senate-JOHN NJ. FLEMING, Esq.
For the Commors-S. HINES WHITAKER,
EVERARD HALLS W. WHITING, Esqs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

Bea There are three things which it seems
impossible to make our Correspondents un-
derstand, viz:
LIST, To be sure and prepay the postage on
all letters.
End, In ordering a change in the direction
of papers from one Post Office to another. al
ways to give the name CT the Office from
which they wish them changed, as well as
the one to which they wish them to go.
Sd, A responsible name must accompany
all communications, else they will not be in
serted.
These rules must be observed by Cores.
pondents, in order to secure attention.
Ia It is confidently stated that tho Pres.
ident will veto the bill apbropriating 5000
600 for the improvement of the Cape Fear
River. His veto message was expected to
be sent in on Monday last. This will create
q stir in the political camp in North Carolina,
Bg@ Our Commercial Correspondents at
Norfolk inform. us that the Steamer North
Carolina has changed her nights for going IN
the Bay. Hereafter she will leave eyerV
Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights. :
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

THE BENEvoLENcE OF THE ORDER.-We
know Of a Division of the Sons of Temper
ance in this State, which has recently pur-
chased corn, sugar, coffee, -four and bacon,
enough for a years supply, for the widow
and children of one of the deceased members
of that Division, who died some four years
ago in very limited circumstances. There
are two families who are and have been sup
ported by this Division for three or four
years. They are regularly cared for and at
tended to: and kept in comfortable circum-
stances. They are very grateful, and say,
but for the Sons Of Temperance they would
have to suffer. With such evidences of their
benevolence and excellence, who can be found
that does not wish them God speed
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

Ha~ The Standard calls Justify to the dem
ocratic friends of Reform not to be led away
from their party candidates ION the so-called
temperance question" The Editor had bet
ter turn his attention to the "distractionsp
in his party that will be occasioned through
the influence of the whiskey bottle for if
we hear be true, he will lose more votes on
that " side ISSUE" than on that of reform. 1t
the Editor canno manage them, how can he
expect to control those with whom he has no
sympathy or friendship for their views and
opinions
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

HA+ We are requested to give notice that
the Dedication ofthe new Sons of Temperance
Hall, at .Franklinton, will take place on
Saturday next, the 29th inst. Several Speech
es will be delivered and a fine Dinner given.
Members of the Order and the public gener-
ally are invited to attend.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

IMPORTANT DIsPATcH.-Private advices
by the last steamer state that dispatches
from Madrid, received at Liverpool, communi-
cate intelligence that if the Spanish insurrec-
ton is Joined by Espartero and Naryaez, it
will result in the d-ethronement of the Queen
and sale of Cuba.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

PRoH1BITIoNl PRoHIBITIoN of the Traffic
is the only remedy for the Rum Plague-but
for this the stricken will die. x
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
1854 NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!! 1854

II. - u. LLOYD
WOULD return their thanks to the citizens Of Mine
raj Point and vicinity tor do patronage they have
received during the TINS laey have Trade, and
tect'bhy announce 10 their numerous patrons and
friends, tnai they have removed their stock OF Goods
10 the Store formerly occupied by IT, koDP, and
receiving frcm New York and Boston, large and care
fully selected stock Goods suitable to the wants OF
TINS vicinity, and consisting in part as follows
DRY GOODS,
Broadc0ths, CGssineres,
Plain and striped Sati- Kentucky Jeans,
nets OF every quality Tweeds, and area. variety
and style, OF Dress Goods,
D=lains, AIpacas and MeFinoes.
SILK o o DS AN d TRIMMTNG
Dress silks dne assort Bonnet, Cap and Bolting Ri
ment, buns,
BLACK silk Lace AMI Worstrd aud SILK Braid
tTingrs, GiG3ps
Coior'd AMI Elack Bro Grape Leese. &C.
cade Silzs, Jaconett and Cambria Mus
Embroidd Cuffs and lin,
Collars, India Book and Swiss Mus
lin Edgthas, Jacouett Edgings, &c.
CLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Tadies' and Cents Gloves OF every description
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery A great variety OF Chill
dren's Hose
READY MADE CLOTHING.
variety &c al kinds of Goats, all kinds OF
SHOES. NIS'and other AXES, ard every description
of SHELF HARDWARE.
CKERY AND GLASS WARE.
We have the besI assortment Of Croc&cry and Glass
Ware in Western Wisconsin.
GROCERIES.
We have on hand chUic9 assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES. Persons Wishing 10 buy GOODS, viii
find it TO their interest to call before purchasing
slsew here We donOt in.end 10 be undersold-
Produce # all hipGs received in exchange Tor Goods
The highest price paid ia CASH for GOOD Aerehanta-
bic Wheat, delivered 1t thCir Store. 24tf
Mineral Point. Oct. a, 1874.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29

BERNARD AcCLO5KI
Mineral Point, October i, 1851.
Es.EGRAvk0N AGENcv.

Mr. ROWAN is Agent fer the extensive and old es.
tab shed Emigration and Foreign Exchn4e House OF
WILLIAM = GUfuN. Hew York he IS now prepared to
remit money usual, nd engage passages the
lowest terms from all pars OF England, ireland ard
ccoJan:- Passage Certificates and Drafts
Fl upwards, obtained OF him. with receipts for
All moneys paid him, for the safe and puncual
sion of which the Company hold bic
All post paid communications viii be answered once
and every required Information given.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
OI0Ghlngg CIoGafng9
EWRB2 WERs.


COO D EWS FOR CHILDREN.
1000 Stand OF Arms, with unexhausti lie amount
Of harmless Ammunition attached, together with large
variety Of other rOESt which shall give away at some
small nominal consideration
We are making arrangements TO have our a. * g.
& E e department complete and shall always h: We
some 81 that e1cftrRt TEA at So Gs Psrp5td, nd.
n. B-Remember the Peoples Cheap Grocery, Goth
iIs Boot & shoe AID Dry Goods Store, Opposite the
County Building.
JAMES ROWAN,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
- ,IasgIEo = sEoFsE oI,ENEEl!!

undersigned having completed kis large and
/ sn.rfaus store Is v in receipt of fun and
.rr oF lrg Gruis- groceries. Hard ware Boots and
- iron. Steei, ais, GrsekeFy and Glassware, and
e. article sept in Any store "a the couatry Ii would
ss. % sta.e his stock IS large, every iG the
runitT knows he EeTsr purchases small stocks. lie
5,3 hs happy to show GGg portion OF has stock OF
n tg any persons who may be disposed TO examine
- aiY or prices o. The same. mere extended no.
49, XIII apprar, provided time y Ill permit any rate
4. rs5a5 are invited to call ard examine for heusel
T. JOHN Milton.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
They can't Keep House without it.


tNereace IT than sixteen years has established,
he iact uj Merchants Celebrated tsrejihg OH or Unit
''rsal Fanny EIH5gec2tIan. vii cases and ne
icve af sitrts a.
Spavins. Sweeney. Ringbone, Winlgalls. Poll
kNIl, Callaus, Cracked Heels, Calls of all
Kinds, Fresh Wounds, Spraius, Bruises, Fis-
mia. Sittast. Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness,
founderef Feet, Scratches Grease. Mango,
rheumatism, Bites Of Animals, External Poi
SINS, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
BollS, Corlas, Whitlov-s. Burns and Scalds,
Chillblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps. Con-
fractions of the Muscles, Swclings, Weakness
OF the Joints, Calod Breasts, ,te dc dc.
Tie UnpaTal success If this Oil il the cure aC dis
II,rses amt Cattle, and human flesh.
daily letplnHg more known the farming community.
II ci hardly bc credited 10y those who have been
The habit oi kce tlrlr stables AMI houses what
vast amnuit ct Ha. suffering and time. saved by
the unrr'y application ~ thus on.
pT- BE sure The OF the sole proprietor, GEORGE
OF the hottie. apl ms handwriting the cork.
All o,ters addressed 10 The proprietor viii be promptly
Responded TO-
Get Pamhle; Of the cent aud what wonders arc
ACCOMPLISHED by tie OF tfis medicine
Srtt by ecIahie dealers generally, IN the United
Stac- ana Canada. Also by
Joseph Smith, Mineral Point, T 6 tnsisy, Linden.
T. G. heller, Dodceve, Tibbits 81 Gordon, Madison.
NJ. ~ Iones D0GgcviIic, G.. II Je:cks. WingyiIIe,
Moore & Goats. @uscoda, : Moore PIattevillc.
II. R Niles WyaiusiHg. T. * N. Kirk, Baraboo,
{. c. Skinner, JamesinW n. n Woods, Fair Play,
]. H. BurHett- FI"DbCro, and
Wholesale by H. BUsw Orth ( Son, aud W L. Hopkins
& Bro, Milwaukee. f3t7Lf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
j. 3. MOFFETT. M. D.

HAVING permanentlyiocaedin Mineral Point, W ould
respectfully tender his professional services the
citizens OF the town and vicinity
OFFICE in the fsTrbune Building" p stairs.) where
be will be found at al hours, unless absent Frofcs-
sional business.
June Z, I-53 n32v5
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
so skE.Aa AND.

= AFU = 4. . \ %.
"a E7SChPED from me jail in Mineral Point on
u e. sunday evening, Get l5sh, JOHN RICKA-
49, Ri, igdicted tor larceny. lie is about years
old slim built light complexion, light hair, blne eyes,
Is about feet iuches high. with the side
Corner OF one eye. ~ pale aud feeble in health
Had dark coiered checked wooIen black rib'd
cashmere pants, q back and blue itIsh vest, and a
small sizes plush cap running 10 point the top
The above reward viii be paid fir his Min
al Poui ia and ali aIe charges paid If he 10
taken out Of the STATE
Gil ARIES N. MUNF0RD,
Sheriff iowa Co, Wis.
Mineral Port Oct iG, 1857. 4gtfs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29

rhss world, ffos.- hath such store,
That ha who WoaIi not Ass,
Mast stay at hs and lock his door
Aud break has looking Gass.-iiArID-
lido met know that any is going follow the al
vice Persian Poet, but if there should be and a
RICHARD NJ. SMITHS.
- Boxes 90 Fresh Malaga RAISfNS just re-
nS1 ceiv,d, and for sale by r. Nj SMITH.
- zEsT--lePt c9astaIlty hand and for sae by The
= Barrel Or EU>hel- X N. SMITH,
syr.FsEE -Vs,4S.-Ifvsan, Imperial. Guupovdpr
$ and Slack Teas, for zae 10y r. NJ SMITH.
>, v3s s.SGs IaACE4 EsEki-i orsa'e at y,,,-,,,s
w-EaSE 0gEDERS.-stichney 5, PooE.s Yeas
e PosJei> for sale by r. NJ. SMITH.
E~fEESEN IEAssS.-A few Dozen ; arb MINIS, pre-
Z Z ria1l Grain Bag, iur sale by IL. ~ SMITH.
- E:E.CsEszEt'.S sugar House MOI = sSIsS kept
z , constantly OF hand by h. NJ oAiih'
E.vNGLs>H NATFEtoS.-A few PGH2 1i;, q The
s'A genuine article fos safe BY r. NJ SMITH,
FRANTECIIgIIa ATS, Citron, Ext Lemon and
"a Spices, kept constant en- hand by r. NJ Smith.
Z AMP oGE4-For sale BY
alvLcE-Es- the Moscow Mills. kept constantly
I & hand and for saie by H. NJ oAiAih-
/ 6tANE0Ik OEL-For sale By
! ENEE. y ". zEE-usAfsD'S Unrisalies!
! : , truss Is Warranted RELTEvK aud IN mos
cases any reductb!e hernea rupture however
| a5stlnaie- For sale "a Or. Wii0er's Drug store.
81 ACoy,-Ho1ae 1ua,ufsc,ured- Hams, Shoulders
: , and slae5' Picked Pork and Lard, 'o5 sac
/ k~toE.nEN s1Bcn.-sugar House syrup, in
"a barrels and kegs pure Cider NiTesar ar, Ion
safe by 7. :. ALLEN.
vxvEFEOw w.cnSS.ana also On assortment
| T. :. ALLEN.
ExTIFrEEzS, who ~aat nice article Of figure
a explain MarseilIes Esztgs o. some summer style.
= y '''''' f@'''''- ,-,'' rs. ALL EMS,
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Esg TIER, fzor TEL,

ks : I = = 3 ; z . z T. l.,
PLATTVILLE, WIS.
AVINVG taken ard fitted up the stand formerly known
II as the Union Hotel" the st'sscriber would re-
specifically ask for it share OF pupc PATRONAGE Ills
Rooms are large and airy and in depsrment ths
intention VIII be to consult the c1miort and wishes OF
his patrons Good Stables and attentive oslers always
ready.
n. B. Boarders by the day or week furnished viii
piet.a-f,S NO. H. Is13 aft
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500 Reward.

F'hc subscriber otter. the following described premis-
aud real estate for sale reasonable terms, viz:
Lot No 7 in block No "a seven In that part
town OF Mineral Point, which i laid out the
west quarter of section l. in township range
east containing hundred feet ~ hundred and
twenty feet. There i tn story frame house ON
sail premises The above is situated in best
locations IN Mineral Point For particulars enquire
tas oi1e or OF tie subscriber in the Of Waidwic
August 22nd, 1854. a. M g. PARKINSON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
Al 1si tcAH HOUSE,
FL A. SNIFF.

Nhe undersigned cakes pleasure saving to the cit
4 liens OF Minera! Point and the travelling public
that he has dsJd up ms HUuse on High street in tha
pSl po-N'oic manner iuT the of travel
ers and boa ders HIS table viii Seasons be ,wp.
phcd with the best the market affords, and none hut he
ATst class 81 cooks and walters VIII be employed
Good Stbes and attentive tsIIeTs ali times read
mess for thJse have harsos
share Of the generous patronage ofthe prbIicis re
| sIst- luliy s1icife.i A. shift,
Mineral PORN. sept LIST, 1851. 43f
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Zinc Paint.
NE0 EEIsIsy AT EfEYwORrH,

: I IT y I - = y y , 7 " n I ' Il. b.
NE 81 BSCfiBEk has just opened ferry at the
above piac-, sly miles above Helena and three
miles below Aroma, where ne viii be ay all times
70 attend 20 ihe business of frFyu1 passengers enns
stock C., on the fGSt favorable terms. The above
cry - on The state Road leading roIn Monroe 10 Rich.
ana City' III miies rom the luitur place.
Travellers will "a all of oar.
no el at his house wiis plenty s,abng and carefal
csilers. E2Inl John RApaApn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
.7GEE2s for sale.

$3.50. gT7itE property EuoSn a. the . RiD0EwsS
EEZs 7 Mills situated tn The af tstdgeNia
SS iowa c5uHy. Wis, 10 miles I;0iicasi from IN
Village VI Jp6SF5lie, the road SO Arena ans
f'r~frle The property consists Of 4 tsTi-'
va Al, Containing t~U FAar 81 sious- Hilh me N'
s1ecessary machinery. SAW Mill and cofnioTi
hi. DWELLING; fiDJS E, trgeti.er with @id ARES q
iand These mi ; ars surrounded unsusE assea
a iscct,s{n River and The sre the AISansee ana
4iesissipui Rail Road ard ~H be sold on reasonable
~ b. r. FAY, Prairie du Chen
Crawford CO.. WIS.
rairsa du Cbicu, August ., 1854 an4i
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
IEuEyEsg.

cd anil Silver pens and PANELS,
odd ana silver LGCEet7,
Dir and finger rings.
aEI cha.Hs ami guards,
ffld ana SILVER watches,
H-s.-. Pies, *, sc.
gsDGFS AND SHOES.
uens calf kir and coarse boots,
J, b-psan-. Slippers and pumrs,
Bg's boots and shoes OF VlT5oIs kinds and qualities
women sid and Iaalser slippers,
10 kin ho1tasss and wslEIn- shoes,
4o CATERS ana ar shoes and boJtecs1
A.ss1s and cllilrfu's SHOES aud boots.
Essgs AND caps.
general assortment Of f'IT, six and wool Hats,
Men AMI boys caps Of various kinds
1iS1s
good supply o. the very best qTelity
GROCERIES, CUTLERY. HARD TFARE,
&C.. &c. DC.
All or which afEsr,4 Tor sale It the New Store
sa.5rr Bel5E th- EraEsIiu HJgse, GA High Street
s1r- Pa-, On lae Hl4J reasonable ans. our stycs
s-ap.y large aud III constantly receive accessiJns-
& ar market reQnI-es.
H. qupuy 81 Our Goods cannot be surpassed in any
= ID tn hs grr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-11-29
CALIFORNIA GOLD
B u-at at al times, at the highest market rates
EsEEslEx NC


No have II ", and shall Continue In our employ
the Best Tailurs in he West both cutting
making, and in this branch Of cur husiness wisf
inc1ly underst' cd thar are mo- To be surpassed
ay. All articles Of Clothing made at shop ar,
-.rsa.ed 70 % or no sale. He have hand The fol
gH- articles nC Clothing:
Men aH1 boys cloth dress and FRI OK Coats,
aJ DO do sack do
81 do tweed costs.
h1-- coats, all sizes and fashions,
~ Oh. czssi mere ard salt;nett Pants,
l.E-a, cotton and tweed do
q -kiB AMI corduroy do
sex ard other IaI Cd satin Vests,
aD do six do
Ntrsej,'as, cloth AID tweed do
to-tu and liaon " S. ~ a Z quail les,
sa-.s, wrappers al..t I-. gpers.
G Clothing 1taIl ktuIs ma ip 70 orrr0n short notice
Customers ara respectfully invites o call.
:. q D!4ER & 60.
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~vEFp APPLES AND PA CsIES.--l0t
Bushels apples and Peaches jusl received and fol
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The undersigned Offers his services 10 the public In the
capacity IF -
viii survey Lands, Town ots, Roads, Mines and Wa
ter Powers hervYer his services may be desired and
iI make Couvc- .Ices, Flats, Prodles and Estimates
thereof
xss- II may found the Rail L .d Office, at HE
residence Mineral Point
CHARLES TEMPLE.
October 81. 1854. 2r1s5 ipd