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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23

81 SECOND WARD.-we, the undersigned, yo.
ters Of the Second Ward, respectfully re-nomin.ts
CHAS J. CANf1ELD as q candidate for the Common
Councl at the ensuing election believing IL elected
he will serve the Ward with fidelity end prompt.
ness ard % the graft cation Of his many frirnds
z. q. Ecklof J. w. Hutton, Re Eckita
jos Arbold, Eckloh, GW Bibus
II Arbold. John Telto. L n Scbneider
G. r Croetfeld, W. II. Andrews. II n yoss'
Louis Lepreux, q. T. Raub, Ridgvay
Henry g. Ward, J. D. Hutton, NAV 2a-s,.
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AS- FIRST WARD.-Nessrs I'd tors: ples.e an.
nounce the Ct anne Of JAMES KELLY Esq rs a g, \.
dida'e from the First Ward for reelection 10 ths
Common Council, and be will nceivs the votes Of
his numerous FRIENDS.
may l7-te
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81 FIRST wARD.-Mesrrs Eiiiors, Pleas. an.
nouuce the name Of JOHN ESPEY. E-o- az . c.n.
ddate fer Common Counei. nom the First Ward IN
place OF Me Douglass, who 10 not candidate for
that Board. MANY VOTERS
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23

REFRIGERATORS.
UST rece we'd an additional supply of Arctic F.
- FKiGERATORS, superior article. for sale BY
WIN. II. NARROWER
eth street, No. 4 from Penna. avenue.
NAV 23-4t
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fro BE CONTINUED
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81 FIRST wARD.-we are plessd 10 ann,up,.
Mr. EDWD IL FULLER 90 q csndio ate 10 recrs
sent the First ward in the Commo, CounciI U,
viii ceiv. the su p OF MANY yOTEBs
NAV - -dt.s
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23
ELECTION NOTICES.

- MAYoRALTY.-Nessrs Edifors You win
please announce sILAs u. hill, EsQ, 9. a candi.
date for the Mayoralty 1t The ensuing election and
oJlige MANY vOTERs
NAV y-tes
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23

The new Secretary, who is a gentleman of fin,
talents is a son Of the we'll known Gen. John
Davis, Of Pennsylvania.
Appointment.-Mr. Dewitt C. Lawrenc,
has been appointed an Assistant Examiner i.
the Patent Office.
List Of Patents issued from the United States
Patent Office, for the week ending May %
1854 each bearing that date:
Jos. Burch, of Cragg Hall, near Macclesfeld
Engla nd-FOr imp oyement in constructing
ships for safety and escape.
Peter Teal, and Chas Tyler, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, ass gnors to Vim. P. Cresson and
Richard Patterson, Of same place.-For i'm
prOvement in lathes for turning the interio,
surface of hollow ware. Patented in England
April 9,lS53.
JOS. Edmondson, of Stafford, England, and
Caleb HawOrth, of Marsden, England, execu.
tors of Thos. Edmondson, deceased, late O!
Stafford, aforesaid For improved machine fol
printing railway and other tickets. Pate nted
in England, March 49, 1854.
Elon A. Lee, of Roxbury, Mass-For i'm
prOvement in piano-forte action
G. b. Turner, of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
For improved smut machine
Abner N. Newton, of Richmond, Ind-For
improved primer for fire arms
Lewis A. Miles, of HopkinsvilIe, Ohio-For
improved pump valve
Ransom P. Adams, of Clinton, Ill-For i'm.
proved excavator for fence posts. o..
, henry l. Anthony and Frank Phebus, of
New YORK, N. Y.-For improved apparatus for
the manufacture of daguerreotype cases, DC
Isaac Rabbit, of Roxbury, Mass.-For i'm
March 80, 1854.
Hiram BALDWIN, of Nashua, N. H.-For
ratchet lever.
John Beach, of De Ruyter, N. Y.-For i'm.
provement in cheese hoops.
Alfred I. Clark, of Lancaster, Pa.-For i'm.
proved mode of balancing window sasbes
Henry A. Chase, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23

" ueieat majority In the transaction of all
business, at their will and pleasure
The Closing Scene.-The long agon y is at
length over-the child is christened-and his
name is Nebraska" At an early period of
yesterdays session, it became apparent, par
ticularly to the initiated, that the bill would
be put on its final passage before adjournment.
The opposition put in force all the stratagen
which had, and which had not, the authority
Of precedent. But, alack and alas, they were
completely out-maneuvred and out fanked by
q majority, flushed with the consciousness Of
coming victory. Mr.. Stephens's motion was
quite equal in originality, brilliancy and effect
to Napoleon's celebrated coup detat. After
| it had been made. the anti N Nebraska members
gave ground, and at half-pass eleven o'clo k
last evening, gracefully surrendered The
vote on the final passage of the bill, stood III
yeas to 100 nays. [See the yeas and nays in
our House reportl The galleries were crowd
ed with anxious spectators throughout the day
and evening, and when the result was an
nounced, it was received with loud clapping
Of hands and other outward demonstrations OF
applause. 1t was some time before order
could be restored by the Speaker
Lord Elgin.-In the list of arrivals at the
National hotel, last evening, We notice the
names of the Earl and Countess Of EIgin. Sir
C. P. Roney and lady, Hon. Col. Bruce, Hon
C. B. Chandler, Hon. f. Hencks, and Mr.. Oil.
plant, all Of Canada. We should infer from a
statement which lately appeared in the Lon
don Morning Post, that the present visit of
Lord Eigin to Washington is likely to be at
tended with important results. 1t is said that
his lordship is charged with special mission
to the Government of the United States in
reference to the settlement of questions in
volved in the fisheries treaty, the British Gov
ernment having accepted the conclusions of
Messrs. Marcy and Champion, subject to the
approval of the Canadian authorities, of whom,
it will be recollected, Lord E. is the chief
It is also rumored in Washington, that he
has been charged by the Home ministry, (hav.
ing very lately come over from England) with
the duty of aiding Mr.. Champion in negotia-
tions with reference to the rights of neutrals
Mr.. Oliphant, who il attached to his suite as
secretary, is the celebrated Oriental traveller
aud author Of that name.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-23

DLACK BRACELETS in new and La II
ID tful patterns Just received and for sale at ey.
trenelv low prices, at LAMMOND'S. 7th 81,
may 23-3t
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

EE3EsE EsOSA>.
lust received THE aiNERAL PoINTBOOK STORE
direct from New York
Rahke's civil Was,
=. History u tae Popes-Enslish edition,
Iayi"F's Liie IF Wesley,
Preacher d Hlng,
Arctic z xp COTTON,
Co.'s Interviews,
New Themes for lie Protestant Clergy,
Shady -ide.
Golfers Notes end Emcudations on the Text Of
Shakepere-varipus editions
Memorials OF English Martyrs
The Great Harmonic by A ]. DaAis,
Farmonai Man,
Philosophy OF Myseri- us Rapptngs,
q clusters UHs bridyed Dictionary,
: High ochooi 80
8 School
Hhrpar's Illuminated Family Bible,
B.gslsr's compr. bensi7e Bible,
Pocket Fibles Of various styles,
Fleetwood's Life OF Christ,
. His ory Of the Planting of Christianity,
Chalmers Sermons,
;. Natural Theology,
Greonl-af's Testimony cfthe EyauFelists,
Paiey Natural heologv, and Works,
Newton en- the Prophecies
Buck's Theological Dictionary,
Bishop Butler's Works,
Meals Puritans,
IInomps2a's seasons Boyd's Mites,
Miiton's Paradise Lost -
'owper Works,
British Poets,
Goodrich's IIistor7 Of All Nations,
Aor.elis History of Modern Philosophy,
RIrd's Natural
Iiebig's Chemistry.
Al tbon's Classical Dict nary,
Constitutions Of The United States,
theological observer, by De La Beche,
Treatise ca Aetallu'gy, by Overmnn,
H0wItt's Homes OF the Poets,
d.. Dins Travels,
reservations in the Est,
AqHieton's Popular Library,
ARMS CYclnpedia of Anecdotes,
Percy auec'ot.
ROY hood OF Great Men,
Don QuiKot-
Pendenps, Old House by the River, Ann Halne
Katie stewart, Lovers Stratagem Viliette, agatha
Husband, Agnes Sorre Ivar, My Novel, Vanity Fan
Henry Esn nd, &C &c,
Also
Guitars Nioiins, AccoTdeuns and Flutes all IF whc
viii De exchanged for CASH, on the m st REASONABLE
terms. IV5nill JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

CROOKS IS ARE ss0GKS.,,
fzSo BE FOUND AT 1HE MINERAL POINT BOOK
e. STORE.
Encs clopcdia Americana,
B,ncroits History of the United States,
Allison's :. of Europe,
humes of England,
GlbbGn Decline and Fall,
Nebsters Works,
Scot1s Bible,
Clar8's commentary,
comprehensive Commentary,
Co,eTIf2e's works complete,
Roberts,nfs Works,
f5swe els ,hnson,
EIttp's Daily Bible Illustrations,
States nGau's Manual.
Aosheirl's Ecclesiastical History,
Hal ans Works,
blackstone. WendelPs Edition
brand Encyclopedia Science,
Dictionary OF Hechanicl,
Ewhark's Hgdranlics,
kns'aos, Hpmboldt
Burns, Chambers Edition
Chambers Miscellany,
Napoleon Dynasty.
Choice Fueticai worke,
Eclipse Of Faith,
SDuthey'N Wesley,
Gerstache's Voyage around the World,
Lives OF Chanceors and Chief Justices,
Mn1hders' Treasury of History,
FaTTy's Fruit Garden,
Miss !icecher's Domestic Cooking,
Water Garc Library.
Encyct1 ptd.a ~ Water Cure.
Free Iasuu's Manual by stewart
MasCD's Chart - Cross.
Temp'ar's -
sc, sc, &c, &c,
44v5 JOSEPH SMITH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
-. VAN EsSSEN. VI. %.

FTfENDFRS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
Z u the inhabitants of Mineral Point and vicinity,
aad would inform his friends and the public that he has
removed his residence 10 the house formerly end and
occupied by Col w Jones, directly opposite Ma
sonic Hail. and his Office door bCtow The Store OF
Burke Fatrchiid Esq, and two doors above the Book
, store. y5u4l
Mineral Point Avg. B, Ie52.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
=. sSEEY & E.sDoS,

3 sJEEY a s.sDoS,
GROCERY, LIQUoR, HAEDwARE AND CRoCKERY
STORE
Commerce Street Corner Of High 81, Mineral Point
IA = have hand ch..ice stock Of Groceries.
" Liquors. Hardware aud CrockeTy, for the winer
trade which o-r sale et the current market pri-
y" most respectfully invite the public To call al
embellishments " here Will be happy 70 and wait
gratefully recognizing 3Hi old Customer, and
Inviting participate with them, in the saving
advantages which our trade offers, and hoping by
proper honest regard the interest Of all
favor US with their custom We cannot tut succeed
curing ht1r confidence in our business int gritty she
following articles Comprise portion OF our stock:
Sugars, clarified crushed, powdered and loaf
Teas, Young Hyson, GunPowdeF &C.
Coffee, Rio and Manila,
Noasses, Sugar House and Golden Syrup,
Fish. Cod, N=ckerel, White. &c,
salt fine and coarse,
Soap, CASTLE, Q1incy Shaving
Tobacco. of al qualities and prices,
ROTc. Windlass, Jaiter. &C.
SsarcS, Chocoste. Salera'us Red Chrds and
Clothes Lines, Dried Apples, Matches Glass, Nails,
Hans, shoulders Pork, Lard, Butter Flour,
Ear hen and Stone W.re,
W hiskey. Brady Wine.
In short ali articles thst usually Kept in establish
menis Of this kind, are certain 70 De f2E7i here.
Looking Glasses, Clocks window Sash, table Covers.
Pictures with and without frames, soid al the
prices
i've repeat again, call and certain you canno.
fan to pgchas of Us N7iI2S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
\ NERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
VI west OF the Book store. Will to land ne
goatOns, and transact all business connected with his
profession Collections promptly attended 3Itc
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SEEgEeTs and COLLARS

Made upon scientific principles and d to At ay
be obtained al the of the subscriber
somewhat IS than they can in any other - The
Ladies' ought feel grateful to the undersigned for intro
due these articles into this market aSmuch they
have heretofore labored them with little profit to
themselves and satisfaction tlo4e who
September Is 1853. JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

Have Just been received at the Mineral Point Bookstore
hcw popular Observation-Disclosures book keeping
fern Ieaves-Sol mon Northrup, twelve years Save
VIII slaves Of England Freedley's practical tre= 20
bgsiness-buc!e TOMS Cabin-Mark Flurdlestcne
the I've Brothers Mitches outline maps & &c. &c
September -, 1853. 10 EPH SMITH.
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T.. W. THOMAS,


J z ; IT { z . T 7 II Z f ACE,
WILL attend to preparing the necessary papers fer
~ procuring Land Warrants, under the late act of
congress and as, drawing Mortgages ether legal
Hsruue nts, and al other business sppartniDg his
oT.lce, Attorney ct Law Office the Room
OF the Lover Floor OF the Court House, Mineral Point
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sAsA1EaNpE.tS szFrs.

THE MANI oF SALAHANDEa V As FIRST APP
L piled to Nii4cr's Patent, aid introduced the
subscriber ,n I@4, no il isff purchased the right
manufacture The superiority r. behring's (Widers)
Schumacher Safes AL others Induced many TO in
Fiage upon me patent right D. us the cofD position
casrs more cautious and D. ey&tr Z. lawsuit made an
Inferior article initiating fac exterior il form, sty le
colr q painting, and attaching ~" .lanander
"Ir proved SstaUaIler,' - Tc PrgOf Ealslnznder
THE Genuine ~'eTuHuGeT,' &c and have succeed
e IN IaUiFl 81 some Of the spurious sAnandrrs a.
genuine i4uEH wanting tae original SG'aFnarder n
uactGTed by e subscriber sh'uI take the pTecaution
10 see thsi they have upon Lhea metal plat. Silas
G Her'A2, Maker ALI such beiug tie genuine wild
,Ts Fiet Schumacher, iegruys liz, r.ved Patent
Champion safe which vtd she medal Great
" OFlcs EaIr, q which havr !ai, preserve
The contents OF IRE. Purchasers from
tht largest assortment IN The by calling the
o. SIF.l~ &. tEIIB
i55, l31, aud 2. 9 "Gtcr, conner of Pine Streets.
y. E.-thII,d iron safes, win poxf-r proof Iocss
rnaDlscU ra expressly for banks jewellers, brOE ard
others requiring sfcITy from raues. BanE vault doors
hand AMI made - order. Al The ccfe6rsted
locks for sG4e manufacturer prices. Second hand
safes fy- sa-l - Ieas than half price
APsn fer IIerri8z's -sf-s
WILLIAMS, BJNAEiL Z g. Milwaukee, Wis.
All
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
EAEE.0 RING.

TUE undersigned would respectfully tender his a,
A thanks 10 the citizens Of Mineral Point and -TsS
vicinity for past favors, and inform them IA
continues business his old stand High Street, liz
Nhra he viii be pleased 10 receive continuance of
public favor.
~ Genlemens Clothes cleaned and pressed on short
notice. HENRY PRICE.
August 10, 1852 v5n4o
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

ry1T undersigned having made arrangements with
iron aianuiaCfG rrs Of Pitt burgb and
rtrf fr cvote at 80 this branch Of trade
has fitted M 3 building exclusive y for tie ssIe Of
sy3 n
and aying pureta+et urge stock, wo1ld invite The
,arri..u Wagon ahers "A Blacks ami
s stoc a. lie is TO sell u caIena ,rices
JNO MILTON.
Mineral 2 oin.- sep ., IS5I a6tC
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lYslsseras Point

Mineral Point
3GCI: 3. SHG5 NJ e E GYGRT
THE undersirned vouii respectfully say to his ole
cps' Iners and tha pu.ii5 g-nerGiy that he couiin
ues the maHufact0ry Of
Ess3ssES < SEG rs
Of every variety, his old stand one door below tie
Gun shop of Sprsgue Ia hro, on E4sh Street heY.
ne IL prepared 10 do all kinds Of custom work, from
The BEST or STOCK,
Ard in the most ~orkmenliko manner. lie keeps con
sianfiy or hand, All Kinds Ct
Lad'es ant Misses, and Hen and Fogs coarse and
III-8 BOOTS 2 SHOES,
from an experience IT any wears the business and
the sHpoy meni % The best ( WoTkmen The sllbscri-
Der naiters himself that hr viii be able iv entire
satisfaction TO ell y no msy favor him with their Gus
toHt' share of public patronage solicited
- RiCHARU HARRISON.
Mineral Point, November I, 1853 III
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II ef reRCcs.
CH.CiiO ADVERTISEMENTS.

CH.CiiO ADVERTISEMENTS.
gTCR ssstgreRcase.
30 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILL,
L. G. HALL, & CO,
Have in Store large Stock Of
IRON, SFEEE4, lAlE.S, &C.,
Which they offer to DKsEERs and MERCHANTS, at ex-
trt nelly Low PRICES.
Their stock coBsi- in part the lysoing articles
go tons assorted American Iron,
.iuj - hrhaGd do.
10 3" . .dts 90.
% . - S-ssIns steel,
10 4" Sand IRONS Cast Steel,
100 g assorted Pillow Steel,
J - Kegs assorted t.t Nails,
E1ught aud ut Spikes, Roller 8ivi's, inviIs, Bellows,
SIf-lHss, AX@ls, wagon SprTgs- Horse Nails, ce-,
SIC iSes, Hammers rev 4 il.ts- washers, Nuts,
MaIeabe Castings. Sc, Sc.
, 4. G RAIL,
MsFch 10 ioJf. ley1I WM. BLAIR.
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j. 3. MOFFETT, Nj. D.

II ANiNG permanently located in Mineral Point. ould
respectfully tender his professional services to iht,
citizens of the town and ycinity
GFFI"E IN the Tribune Building fun starsl. Resi-
dsuce in the two story house above c. Stephenson :
residence r32v5
June :, 1853.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
SAMUEL WHEELER.
CFzAEsLES ,. LEGAYE.

- ENERAL DEAL ER in Fancy and staple Dry Goods
~ Groceries, Crockery and Hardware, High Street
Mineral Point yGH33
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Selling OFF at Cost -.

Selling Off at Cost
IND NO JIIS1.4KE!!
AZ gtEE "a. u. CHEAP CASH STORE.
z = ELLER II MICHEL RACHER Offering for
& = sale al cost, their large and well selected
goods Consisting Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
CLOTH-,
CABINETS,
PRINTS,
DELAISES,
RIBBONS,
SILKS,
SHAWL~,
BOOTS X SHOES,
hats & CAPS.
&c. sc, &c.
They
have the most
extensive stock OF Ready
Made Clothing
offered in this mark az, en-
bracing every size and variety, for Men and Bows.
Their s-ssdIe-' Es.TGte.~ of the latest STYLES
and of superior quality Doth Of material and
facIure
tn saying that they selling fot they desire
be understood meaning hat trey Let those who
the worth Of their money call soon.
DELiER < MICHELBACIIER.
Nearly opposite Miitons on High street.
Mineral Point, Feb "A 1854. lift
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GENERA. DEALER in Family Groceries & Proyis-
VI ions, Nails, Glass. Wooden Ware, &c. IcS~ stand
opposite the Central House, High Street Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
JOHN WILTON.


GENERAL. DEALER Merchandise of all kinds
Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

gyURNIVlNG Partner of the late firm OF Paris s.
- Legate, continues Land Agency business at his
old stand, frecCuty occupied fer short time by The
firm Land warrants constantly for sale. 2ltf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
R. ID. pm FOR

PhySici an. a ccouchcur y Surgeon.
OfFIcE and RESIDENCE, in the 'sTRIeUSx BuiIdtng'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
.yNENS q EVANS.

FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Mineral Point, Wis ON
SIM solicit share of public patronage Their work
viii be done in the most fashionable style, and
sonabe terms Shop on high Street.
o. Cutting d0Le to order, and warranted 10 fit, il
properly made Up. 4ly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
Il e. assortment of TT II n /,
HARDWARE r. IRON

itritD Wv AM o. thotS,
Such rs Iron in every variety of size,
cast Steel, Iron AXES,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Naiis-vroughG and cut,
Horse nais, GlSss,
Log aud Trace Caans,
Shovels and Spades,
hinges, Door springs
Shovels & Tongs, sad irons,
Mill and u cut saws,
Iron and Wood Bench Screws,
Door ~crarers, Marlin K- ties aud Stew psHs,
GU hvtlc>, tiuf" 81 I'll -izes,
Bed .orsis u-d Plough ines,
Grind Stone iIaupings,
Double aud sin gle barrel shot Guns
And fu aud complete assortment Of Shelf Hard ware
both Tor House frimmIng and House Furnishing.
CarEsesiig.
8 pieces as orted two ply Carpets
DO stairCarprt,
do oil cloth tor d)ors,
Green and figured Bookings
Groceries.
hogsheads New Orleans Sugar,
30 barrels clarified do
do Sugar house Molasses,
- do Vinegar,
90 Bexes Cincinnati Soap,
900 Boxes TEA--lmperial, G s. and Y. H,
half chests Black Tea,
10 do DC Imp. and G. P. Teas,
;" 20 b. boxes Tobacco,
10 Poxns Tpb eco,
, Barrels smoking Tobacco,
$50 Kegs Blasting Powder,
% do Rifle do
$4,000 feet Safety fuse,
e2leratus, Pepper, spice, &C &C.,
100 los CD ish.
WOODEN WARE. &c.
Basket Wagons, Market Baskets
Clothes Baskets and Pins,
Axe helvcs. Datch"t and Hammer Handles,
Wooden Ladies' and spoons,
Mats, tubs. pals, (cedar and pine,)
And rrany other articles in the above line.
may be disposed to call before making their fall
purchases.
80 Corner Of High and Chestnut Streets.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

CDRGEON DENTIST, sells Drugs, Medicines, Paints
- Oils, &c, u the Mineral Point Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

Iiee"'y Thousand Dollars troril AZ MATCHES Silver
u arr, Je,rc5y Gad Fa,ug Goods,
Are offered for sale lowest New York prices
Per>ors wishing Watch y G,cbes or JeweIry or
silver Table Tea Spoons, have then sent with per
sct Saetl 10y mai. TO any thc United States b.
first sending the am punt of money
Orders from The Country respectfully Solicited.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13
st. Louis Advertisements.
From thu Newspaper Advertising agency of
-. - SIs-E INNER,

NO. II, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, Mo.
who is the AGENT for the best and most widely crcu-
,st..i New spapers in the West and Is authorized
t.ke Advertising and SuescrI lions st the Publishers
invest rztes-
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Highly important


10 the People Of tile Mining Region !,
AHISG received large portion of nv FALL
a " n a'Ess stock of ssNssEpS [ deem il af
sapie Tor the benefit az the public make known 8
% me eading articles by way of spec fcal n,
es can De IN part sde to realize the amount Of stock
'eP' ana the great amount which sell during the
' space oil one year. Ny stock consists in part Jf
ne following: -
DRY GOODS.
Bleached and unbeached Cottons, 1914 s464,44
- and 81 all grades,
Prints, OF all s9Ies,
Red gre n blue, yellow and white Flannes, in great
Blue, white and brown Blankets
Beaver, pilot, and broad cloths of various colors
ssinefes, s2ttlHet's tweeds, linseys. kcrscys &c,
diapers, crash brown and n rite Linens.
ass tadulnS aud every variety Tailor's Trim
Marines of blue, drak brown claret scarlet. black.
.,d maroon, green, and other shades,
Alpaca, black blaS, stri ned and brown,
si'E and cotton Han kerchiefs,
nay state, long and square shawls,
Cashmere and black silk do
l,eniils' oitie and brown Drills,
1lckings, Canton FIannels,
Hosiery of all kinds for ladies and children,
ana every variety of Dry Goods called this market
Clothing,
E3p assorted colored and quality Coats,
I.u pairs assorted cashmere ind sattinet Pants,
10 assorted quality and colored Vests,
heu flannel and striped Shirts, sc, &C sc.
Boots 81 shoes,
AZ csses men and boys coarse Boots,
p" CAT do
10 KIP do
Il y boys coarse and dne do
10 women and Misses and fine Bor tees,
II y chiidren's assorted Boots AID Shoes.
IL "oud DE useless To enumerate more as every one
knows keep the largest and selected 30
and Shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
from the manufacturers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-04-13

This world Of lois hath such store,
That he who worl1 nuf ASS,
Must stay ut h, me and lock bis door
And break his Looking GIass.-HAFp.
do not know that any il going t. follow d Ed-
Of the Persian Poet but II there should be AZ
eTwaIds he aid wish TO buy another he DO Gt
RICHARD n SMITHS.