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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12
eTHIEF MONONlGiAL{IAI mi RROR

let. Americans, in spirit Of national
pride and independence, go to the polls
determined to discharge their whole
duty to themselves andto their native
land, recording their names on the
County Record as Americans, fearless
and faithful in the exercise Of their suf-
frages! AZ 4 ~, ...,. a. sss4s-,,e.
In conducting theprescnt campaign.
We ask nothing but what is fair and
honorable to favor the American party
and its Ticket; at tile same time We
will not submit to bsseness5 and low
trickery in those who see fit to oppose
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-12
sTATE SENATOR.

We, are authorized TO announce HENRY
SECONDS, Esq, Of Stewart Town, Mnnon.
gala county, as a candidate 10 represent the
district composed Of lh- counties Of TAYLOR,
Preston and Monongalia, in the next Senate
of Virginia. as
April "a, 1855.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CONGRESS.

MEssRs, EproRs: -,
You will please announce W.k, FEN.
DLEToN, ESQ, Of Brooke county, as the
AMERICAN CANDIDATE Tor Congress for this
District. - MaIct1A, 1000.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

nuRSUANTito a decree ofthe Circuit cont,
Of Monohgllia county, rendered in the case
OF Nancy Wilson VS.. James S. Wilson and 9th.
ers, shall proceed TO sell, las commissioner
appointed for that purpose AZ public auction, in
font Of tho Court House IN Morgantowh, on the
FeasM Monday IN lNayInesk
/, being courtday, TO the highest bidder, on a
crediro oft ~, and is months, the Land in The
bill aid proceedings mentioned, 1t being a tract
Of Fifty Acres Of Land formerly owned BY
Elizabeth Wilson. deceased, and the same that
was eonseyedt to her by benjamin Wilson, decd.
situated on the West side of the Mononaahea
river, adjoining lands of Peter FogIe, Martin p.
Fox and Others. The purchaser will be res.
to give bond Clearing nteres, IN ,latei ID ~
tceurity for the purch.. money, md a ieawi IN
also 90 re'al srr for the same until paid.
Mi f9Ga 81, r.. ~. BERKSHIRE, ~
April IS, 1855: Commissioner.
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Yhe Oldest Type FoandryinAmerica.

ghn T(lldasttTvnp Eorhdryini America b
my 'o'u0ss y fou"u, - - i' 'p'S'.se'
Estaslishea BY BiantyS Roraiasoa Ia 1906. on tie
base Of Soibrs, Germantown Foundry Of 1889.
rT,BE long, erperienee of the ,evenl proprie.
,ors Of tbe pm AnrLpsiA TYPE ForxpaY,
enabfes Il. JOHNSON 4. CO.. TO Offer 10 tthe
Printing Gran INA largest variety of 'rybes. and
All ths aopui,ensneesof q Printing ofsice, 10 BE-
FounA IN 4 ~ establ i,hment In lie United s,a,e.,
and Of a GUILTY., TOO, which il deemed 10 be un !.
riyslled. The com osition Of the metal used IL
enlepl,,ed IN ,ard tbe oreate,t durability. wbiia
The ssynnnop, care eYe,eised In The fitting IN Of
he TYNE ia sueS as 10 insure accuracy and sduats
NOS, ii body, Gc.l 5TssT fT6 i5l = iii7fg
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THE MARKETS.

i.3 iii,9 NfoRGANToWN, Nav 1e
FLOUR4Selsstfss 0csl0 90 per barrel
iWHEAT-lT5 cents per bushel. i =
CORN-90 r "-9t'E q .isa r
OATS-50 sNs I" - 90. sn.'
POTATOES-l25 q % s'tEe GA
BUTTER-Fresh folls'l5 cents.
TALLoW-S12 cents.perlb.
BALTIMORE MARKET,-May.5. I
FLOURISH so 10 $40 81 s.i aa 81
Wheat, reds sold al 2s4a2s5 cts. White
24os253 els. s,ia * d! 9bitss5i -
Com, new white, sold at ssalo6 cts, new
yellow al 100. h,
OATS, Md, and Va, 63s65scts
Molasses, new crop Orleans, 29a3l els.
New crop Cuba, 26a2s cts. f,..sS.i,,
Sugar. 50 'hhds new crop New Orleans,
sold at Sc 0o.a6. 25. q SJeea
Rice. ,6ta6s cts, for common 10 prime,
Cloverssed. new, Sc, go per bushel. Tim
alhy seed sS75a3 ST.. - ~ kes Z
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VIRGINIA. TESTIMONY

pa. J!iM.iwnsos Lexington, Va, lfebrdury
6 1852, said. 81 am entirely out oflae Gerlnan
Ilittcrs,, They have bcc9mc all TIC rage. NO.
thing else scllsi' ~, =.
TfiE rEsru LEcIos, nubitthcdat w ond,toek,
Va, said, Jan. 10Th, 1885, "a GFeat hedlelnts
We have uniformly rclfaincd iron feeominene y
The public any Of ths ysieas ph.sn, ea
oil their saiuc. Among those we consider wcf-
Inv OF notice, is the German Biters, invented y
lDf. lIooHand, and prepared by Dt. Jackson, Y
PHILADELPHIA. One instance, IN particular, W
which he sapcfiorsirtnes ofihs medicine have
been tested, has iallen under our obseryaiion'--
During the last iusmer, son.er Nrf ApralI
cttbuI, Of this county, was very se''ou''y a.
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTEE:Rs
IN. y. NJ. s.s!.! |.

German Aledicine Store. NJ. 1870 lkrellSli
one door below Sixth, phllaaelphiaa 81
Thelr power oscf tie above diseases ispotef5
celcd II eqlallcd, by any other PREPARATION "
tic United Stat6s, I'd the cures attest, III mas!
e e,s aiter skiIiui physicians had filled.
Thetc sitters are worthy the attention Of lnys
lids. Possessing great virtues 70 teersctihea'ion
oil tic liver and Lesser Glands exercising u.c
most searching powerin weakness aha ,ilect,gs'
ofIthe digestive organs, they arc vital safe
,n,,, IA AMI solenEafft.
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Have esistshtt a Marble Eietory IN =, ~ ~
gahlbwn, and are prepared TO tnsh' Sru,e-
stohesofistery desttirtinn. OIL the sne o.,
notice aid most reasonable terms, Illelf j
work will be- done in is most ,sppsoye'.
STYLE. as they employ none but The best c'f
workmau. Persons wishing topuichase :
splendid artirlsof The kind will do vel 10.
five them a caIl. AL orders, either BY le,ti
ietos otherwise, promptly attended ,o. shgp
on WALNUT street, near Front. Va
8 Mofgantown, Jan. 90, 1885. ~
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BALTIMORE MANNHEIM
Marrtep:

I, .In,his town. on Thursday morning last
by Rev. H q Adams, MI. SAMUEL DAVIS
10 Miss Martha JANE DAWSON ~ si.s5
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n II DIR. TH0s. DUNN,
Having located a, BARRAckSyILLE E, &c.
specially tenders his professional setyiresin5
the citizens Of The place and surrounding
county. H. can be found q, The Depot al
all times wien mt professionally engaged,
Barracksvllle, April 9. 1855.
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CZAII, DEAD,
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.

3 The undersigned have just returned from the
East, with a large andnew assortment Of Spring
and Summer CLOTHING, of.eyery3 variety
size, color and style, expressly made up for this
market. For style, finish, Observation-Disclosures
challenge competition, and llIGoods boughto
us are Warranted to be as represented. Being
entirely confined to the Clothing business, we
rouch 70 say that We cannot Iailte please, Having
paid much attention and care TO the selection Of
our stock. And We, whit these pledgesupon our
part, solicit share Of the public patronage, if
honesty and fair dealing will possibly obtain it.
:. Our stock consists Of, ~ s
Mems Boys and Youths Clothing, I
and also a large assortment of ~ ff91k q
Hats Caps, Shirts, icsllars,H iF,I .fijt
Socks, Gloves, INADVERTENTLY ahi
crayats Of all descriptionsj
80 boots & Shoes, Carriers,
+ snspendefs, &C., &c.
We invite the attention Of the public 10 our
ttock before purchanng elsewhere. ~ ~
lI,iid5 if FEDERLEIGHT& co. 3,
N. B. Country Produce taken in exchange FOL
Goods, at the highest market price. +. 8 Co.
March 81, lS5h.-sm =,
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Il GREAT Guar OF scRoFuLA.se II (. ID
y The Editors of tho Richmond Republican, had
servant employed in their press room cured Of
violent Scroiuli combined with Rheumatism,
which entirely disabled him from work 9 bot.
lies Of Carter's Spanish Mixture made perfect
are effected with any disease Of. the blood.,,
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NJ Newspaper Printers who publish this ad-
vertiscment three times before Sept. !, 1855,
and send to us a'copy Of the pepper containing
ii, will be allowed theft bills onpurchssing type
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JOHNSON SEQ. =
No. 6 SAMSON street, near1ndependence Hall,
April l4,lls56. 10 PHILADELPHIA y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
KS FJsEtS3;RI.-S SALE.
Ual.ed States Of America,

TlSaan. Ghsries Erackea, John Rracken,
"a9rte Nasse-=IujEh and A5acr Nicbui'.
rs .55de 81 an eyacu.ton Issued ont OF ard under
= - seal tae United states Dis--ic. court in and
- 'sfiet "t Wisconsin, ana IT, directed and de
-t s .ha r'ds, c1Attels ian l. AM tapnfnests,
.e - ..F H-gH2m, Charles RrS~kcr, John Bfackea.
smI and Ahuer Nichois--l have spiz q
a,.. +" I'a Up"u I'll the right title and in'e
a-. =. >a'1 t7erHzer Brigham Cherries Brscscu. J h-
George N"Ssrrsnifa and Abuer Nichols. bad
Is. ' ut Eiy 4 u. T-53, any lime IN ereaf.
--.. .- t"tawIuS described real esr4.e- "a Wiz =
ii' 81 tne n " OF section twenty seven, -
~, NJ t'FalGe three. ,. east; and the O Sc
sfFEn,.7 town four, !, range three, 2. tasf
r., 't 'tr,ts County, sud state of Wisconsin -
'@e Undivided one hslf Of tho eas. half of the :
g. 1-2it i%eniy seven, p, in town ten, IT,, range
s A IN '.rSwtart County and state aforesaid.
f1i expose for safe and Sei'at public auction ~
gtse In The town OF Mineral Point. Ipva
Fl >t4te Of Wj-cnnSn, Saturday the fourth
l.- T., E tie hour of"ne P. NJ. Of shat day, u.
IL a~ts ssli execution and costs, together with
--- lt'lTE's for : - i!i--{ ne same
: + ABLtAiAN, &. : Marshal,
~ THnTAs J. OTIS, Deputy.
FL >HtFFsTEIS, L :. Atty.
4, 4 Mineral Poilt, June Is,h, 1855. n30
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FARM Enis SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for safe farm. consisting of 50
of choic" land. situsted in the III Cit
t,n, Grant Co. The public road between film and
SlUgville Forty acres of The land : under the
aIow.->isty under fence. The prem tses is
hog bw ellnV House and excellent frame stable
is well eaieFed with springs aud running brook
said land Is shout - Of beautiful young timber
The said farm will be sold ST bar gain rs heoTne7 de
Tres 10 go California.
For particulars enquire Of Richard Richards at eif
JOHN LAEAhY
June % n. I-s5. 3tnafpd
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tt1a County ,ss
A.,r. e3a, Iompl't rs. The unknown heirs OF John
80 ar -ceAs'd Defts, Iowa Circuit Court, In EQai
| 'ena IN this cause having been returned not
b. % tr the reason that said Cefend ant could ~
gs-s+ "Al sad defendant not sving caused his a2
us-. Eein - De entered according to The Tu9es an
ls-U al t3ls Court, Hnd it having been made salts
sd app az b. afiaavt Vi sal complainant tbs.
csr- tiis are not residents If this : ard
aas INN ru4 lIrv be fpuNd therein. Upon reSd"s
Dams. SaLl tHfda*it and upon motion IF said com
G--.f ~ iessmore Esq. his solicitor, il Is
Gem st TIE said defendants be and they her b
t4r. l t.S IN Ia be absent defendzn and that sal
sat .'-liznts be amt they are hereby ordered
sUI - To appear plead. answer or demUr to h
lie I>-t i1naus bill Of mpaint herein, on ar hetoT
ot5. q 81 septic mber. q ID 4Sh5-o or in default there
90 'mpislnants bIti of compaiut will be tsset
iss,- $50 and q decree ente ed accordingly And
f-sv q = u Thai copy OF this order be pubIishec
ga,s As s1ccessiyeiy st least once in each week "
= 5leTsl Poiut Tribune weekly Newspaper pFan'
Il, aeshed al Mineral Point, said State, andihs'
- plhlcston thereof ne wi;hin twenty days iron
-'1 o talS order Rv the Court.
D.t, NJ. Nj. COTuREN, Judge.
Ats' June lStA 1855.
heeoy certify that the above i true copy Of tn"
'sae N SAID cause by said Court, ihe sans
'u en- uie IN NY oece. Attert,
JAMES HUTCHINSON,
ONfo Clerk Circuit Court lows Co, Wis,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
U- HE z< - Is Er NJ go q

Issed under the seal city and authority the Uni
yersi,y OF FRYE AzDy and PcFrL.s Is sos.
Chartered ~ Of Pennss Fana pr 2gh, I-53
with ptai of SiCabuG, maiuiy for the purpose a.
resting the evils of SUElors NQSTRUM $50 supply
ing the Community with reliable remedies wherever
-s1 re.ent Phvsican can"ot or will erapo, ed
have from Dr John R. Ro 9land hrs celebrated
ROwI.AND-S TONIC MIXTURE,
know for upwards o. tverty Eve years only
and safe cure far FKvER and AsrE g. and his
nzhie remedy for Bow Cov,PL,fSfE. Rpglandfs
COW POUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY RO IT,
which highly approved an popular Remedies tog- h~r
with the University Remedy for Complains Of The
lungs =,
The l7 -ersvs Pern-dy for Dyspepsia or gesiioD
Tn. TTntve--ty's Remsdy for Cosiive Bowels
Asso Inc FTntrersits-s Almanac may b bad ct the
d 0n'" = SAMUEL CCLLEY.
-. i-S5. SmE7
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81. Clara Female academy
SsENE0S, EaFAl s.EEE CO., WAS.
Conducted by the listers Of he Ord +

Conducted by the listers of he ord r
Of It. L oraiuic-
There are Nine protested Sisters "a this Commu-
nifty. SE. Many JoHANSAH CLARK,
Is the PrIoress.
This Institution combines in its plan Of Education cv-
"r1 advantage fha be deriv the Fuictua nj
CONSCIENTIOUS care beto~ed tie pHpiis ia the
| branches % snp@ ledge suitable Ia their SIX
The ArEdeIn, siua' on an ernBence, at The east
ma OF ts town 81 Henor, with several
ION sranh u Vas HcorT ora5ed by The Ie sisaiuIe o.
Although he Religion profszed in this Institution
The Nah",", 23uIg Iudi Zee OF all den, minains re
,eved IN aud A. any ne OF The year The scholastic
yea begins on The Isl Monday Of september.
TER US
Board AM II ion ncltd al The common bra-c hes,
with plain sewing, marking and fancy die work. pc
Bed and bedding, ana ashing v hon provided
b. the Institution, form charge OF 81 Uoeach,
ExrRa stAuGEs.
Music on the 2 ano, per quarter $500
Music he ,;uitir, 500
Foreign Languages, zach, aeO
Drawing, Paiafiny, Nsax-york and Embroidery, 400
ASTRONOMY, Rhetoric and Philosophy under the super
nleiience Of i clergyman, no obsrAe.
a, rnls OF Ray Scholars the Sisters,
EspGec.
All the common bra1ches as stated above, per quar-.
All branches at The same prices as for The Sc WIN
board at the Insti,utI II.
TENS Of Day Scholars II, the Public School House
belonging 10 the Institution.
Fifty cents per mon for each pupil payable in ad
vaHCe.
Fs y N 4 * KS.
l. Anpe ments 81 uld be raade in advance. and no
deduction ao~ for atseRce nulrss caused ny sickness
: eiter> WI ten or received By pupils viii be sab
lec 10 inspection ts PTiuFeSS. the cprespun
4erce n their parents guardians All letters c.rl-
ing Ia tre Acad. ms must be post psi1
BoardrTs allowed their parents t.r guar
dams on the first Thursday q earb Toah
! No par icUlar uniformity of dress required hut
m sunday every young lady shall black dress
and IA white. IN boanet.
) Every cumnuucaItion respecting ,bc Academy
rshsl b. addressed 10 the Proress Clara 'cadeay
SrntDr
The Academy has supply OF school books, paper,
pens, &c at the resUar pr5ces.
asFtEKT@CES.
Ri Rev. JoHS NJ HEsSI, Brshop Of -NiEpaatee.
Rev TsOAAs JsRBUh,
Rev PETER WALKER. ''s'@"1 '10AH" No--ese' ,
Mr. RlCBkRa SLEvIs, St I,ntis.
Rev JANIS t.AUs.E, Iiasrel FONT.
Af NICHOLAS BuwLISG, Esq. <,,-
Mi I.sESft SoULAN0. Esq. o"'e"u"
Mr. PsTR.cK QrIGLsy, r, cPiveT.
Mr. tHARLEs tohxsRY, Poet Master. DH'"s"e'
The Rev S.HT MI NJ AzzUC e-intcndent ofthe
Academy viii lecture every week >cri u
lures, Astronomy Rhetoric and Natural Phiioso r1y
n3l im pd
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iTTENTIOI SOLDIERS 4, NJ

IN GtONGREss having passed a Law giving to all
~ Ders ms their widows and Minor ct.ildr,n)
served in The United States. Ii D
land the uniers gned, having had expe-
rieuce in attending to such CLAIM :. VIII make apyca
tions upon favorable terms,
Bounty Land claimants he entitled under
n. y tSiDiDE n. at Law.
Mineral Point, March IL, 1855. i7.f
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Now Goodsx

=. ADLER * 60.
MOULD respectfully inform The citizens or sf,aro,
" Point, and tne Pue4c generally that he, l.ve
gu 1"F oct", and ieAi hereafter they may tie
e The Eagle Saloon, where hsy have opened Tie lar
8est sIcck "
SPRING AND SUMNER CGGDS
ever offered in the West Corre and see o,r Ne
store and Now Goods, cf-nsisjirg uf a general
e-sor' mont and variety of
STAPLE 0f7d EtE7acy D,Y Goods.
READY fg.Ds2 tLersss>G &c.
men thfy are enahied 20 sch at cheaper than
stock may be for'd he ',,ltoeing:
SilkS Silks Silks.
CANA and Janan Sts at 40 cts yard, Black rrocade
hang abie ana Piid cts Back oil Boiled SIN
if"Iii - CTS to $40 II yard, A. inches wide.
IL liz e ~ ODS
Fine Linen Ginghams Paid Changeay,ie, c. New Svre
y ~ br"ldered Dresses Bargcline de gris Sik Gal7
trh 'sconet Musiins, Du Bare. and numerous other
articles OF Dress Goods, too many mention.
Lawns, warranted fast coiors yard wide, II wards
cALlcoEs warranted fast coiors 16 yards for 81 90
SH A W Is, SHAW WIS,
New Slsle Of silk, Heena and organda Shaw,s Crane.
. o h4 Herino, Plain an figured Cashmere mi Ganze
SHOWS All sorts o. Black, Coored Changeuble and
White cape ehawls al 81 81 apiece
BE OLD lsla,
1oliars, Needle work, Is els. to 81. Chensets, do
f'r 10 CTS to 500 Under Sleeves 81 CENTS Hand
Aefchles ron 10 22 Gents. The finest kind of Lace
,heuIisefts, Hat c SC
N'NHf.I. Z FLOW EkS, OF II e Gnest Iii d.
al XII ds - -
ED SPREADS, Table CLOTHS
C0tton ard Linen Hose, I{ats .a2,d Caps.
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY
ROOTS x SHOES, Lalies Gents, Misses, Bows and
,hidren-s Wear -
C,-otHiN'I- embracing thirg in The line of
'e1iy maze Srtlcl's. from Cotton II the finest
quality f Br, al cl"Ih IRE CCa,s
~" ELIZA ven stlec.ed assortment OF every thing
called Tor IN this III Irket.
NE - AM Err Co
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W. >Co y NE,
Highland Iesoa eourty, Wisconsin,.
ANDREW BOI.S1 Err, Proirfetor.

TNHE above House has nty been thorouC hIy rem
L ovaied and uiIed up In The best possible nianre
for the 'nmudatiuu of the public The Table viii
al all times be supped with the hottest MARI Ell
Afford hich VIII be served up in the best style
>tges leave every morning ioI Mineral Point AMI
and also for Mnscoda- Good stahing ant careful
aud attentive hostiers share public patronage )
respectfully solicited .Sti- July, lS56
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
KEW BOANETS And KEW GOODS,

"A Ribbons and TRIMMINGS ever brought inGo The
town of Mineral Point and the Cheapest
MRS OTIS is thankful for past patronage, end hopes
Tor Il continuation, she informs the Ladies' of Mineral
PGnt and vicinity, that her stock is much enlarge aud
the prices IN proportion She has Just received
new Patterns with great variety of ~iii<i Crepe.
lawn and Lee" sF<tS Ss2B's Also, FRENCH
E~va LACE, PUNISHABLE, TUSCAN and 81, -
EsIE 35gL2A w . DGIEISti5Ps57 SSsSS
of eUeru raristg-
Together with At pieces Spring syI and
able BDSNEr RlBb' iNS-and great variety oi Bonnet
SILKS, TRIMMINGS, &c. DRsss TrI1sISGS HCsIERv
and GLOVES rot 20 be forgotten besides 1860 other
articles which cenuos no mentioned in dvertjsem
The trnde Will be supplied reasonable All
orders promptly attended to-
MRS I. J. OTIS.
Mineral Point, April "a 1855. 22,f.
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VALUABLE PARH. LAYING about six miles from
Nt,eraI Point consulting of 12 OF land 80 of
which IL fenced ard the balance tim ofred ell ~aered
two Rock Houses, and fae orchsrd of apples, uus,
and cherries. For further pzrticn3rs. applt 10
% SfAE L5fDa = Fa.hIhiLD.
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10 the pubIici
u AD.sON 1EUTUaLFIESE INSURANCE
COMPASS

THIS responsible Company offers superior iDduce-
4 neuts 10 those desiring iNSt RANCE upon W ct
ling Houses Barns and out buildings, against BY
fTeE. Farmers risks and isolated yelling Huu-e,
being the only Kind of property this Company
Persons hlving this class property VIII readily appre-
clais the advantages which this Company affords
JOHN roAY. Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point. March 10. f-5I lsrf
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f.suE: EE sfI!!
'sNHE Subscriber has ard will keep supply of choice
4 Lime hani through the coming His
lime is good he burned IN the Price, 20
csufs buShel. Kiln AT his saw dil on Yo,w Stone.
Fs All ordrr@ from G.. ". Cobb, Mineral Point viii
receive prompt attention. Is. G. SCOTT
Yellow stone, Wis. May 25th. 1855. q 6m
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CASH SYSTEM.

he and to;E sell low conuettrri The mar
ket Pit calI examine Nc CHARGE Tor showing
goods.
Mtrr2I Point, October ?, 1887. 44t
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WHITE LEAD.

sRtD y hfte Lead; 3 Ribs Linseed on; IS Boxes
W;,aox tyIas. ass'd sizes For saie at
" ineo =, 1854. Q. W. soBRs.
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THIS remedy has for itself such notoriety
from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disease
that II IS entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. SO wide is the field of its use
fulness and numerous the cases of its cures
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind Is too appa-
rent to escape observation and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous afec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
of CoLDS, COUGHS, HoARSENESs. &c; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As 1t has long been IN constant use throughout
this section, need not do more than assure the
people It's quality IS kept up to the best that it
has been and that the genuine article is sold by
-,rd M:nesai Point by }. II. NiYiaa. VI. D.. and r
p Pntford C. w. Eastman, n. h Platteyii,e: John
HeHry- Elk Grove: -. T Parker. Lancaster: Il New
hail Gslena; and by all Druggists every where. 4Iu9
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BACON

UlOBACCO.-4o Boxes Chewing and smoking To-
il becco. For sale at GEO. w. CDBB'A
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FARMERS, TsE.E rsOTIGE.
THOSE wanting Respe=s aud Meyers this sesson will
call early make OF machine for his harvest.
have on hand six al Seymour,Norgsn * Co.'s New
YORK SET Reaper. Call soOnIf you get One.
have also lot of Reapers AMI Mowers that failed 70
work well As account OF bad caetngs, and
am having then, repaired and ill sell them d
duced price, without warrant.
have also number Ct Revolving RaSes Tor sale.
7 X PLnDGFET.
gent for J owe.
am receiving ne~ supply Of New IHmhe-, and
shstry Il ep ol Lumber Shingles Lath
&C. t. SurpIy the market.
have dis" a Livery stable BuGeies and Hacks 70
carry any pHrt Of the country. Am asc
ascent d caIiy line of Stages FOR War; n
T. X BLoD 1ETT.
Mineral Point. Nav SO h, 1855 nz7tf
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IL psr=ons are herbv notified MT tres pass n,ne
4 or dig unon inc follow ing tract Of land without the
ons,, ofthe oSrar-. Eit y F.. @ Of the :. E. O. Of
SO no II. Tou asaip 40. Of RanIe q e3st
And further notiCe hereby that bid
aud ali ers o1yfffz Any iead other
renostriz the sane without the OF the
JOHN & ADaAIM WHfTE.
w.1ss.ies June .. 1855. 29If