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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
X. R-No. a
YOING LADY RECOVERED FROM THE


GRAVE IT, the cotton mills al Manchester, " H. are thou
Of emale operatives shse closely confined haos
such 70 interfere to serious extent with their health and
In msry Dstat with their live Miss H, Of NJ in
blooming. healthy young sirl. fom the white hills of New
Hemphire SIX mOnths bad her blooming checks had
and emsta,ed and anxiety and bodily ss
erng, plainly written her cOuntensce All who
knew her felt that she was
WASTING AWAY.
and would become tenant Of the The csuse Of
her distress was the
CESSATION OF 1RE MENsts
Every attempt TO mensruss accompanied by
pains In the back aud oin weight The owr Of the alb
domen. aching along the thighs, with great as ude but
disohsife
She Rad giyer her place the mills and going home
to her native bills TO die her mother letter 10 DR..
j. Feuy, of MAnchester Dr.. Pen'y htd ri the r. X.
cuar Efficacy She consented n the r. Treatment
took r. Regulators and when ID expected
Rod arrived fol naiu perform hT duties she soaked her
feet
and water drank and teaspoonul OF r.
II. Relief
HOURS THH USUAL Flow
restored Sh. continued the Re- aulaors for mouth,
and perfectly regular and as blooming and healthy as
FOR ell female difculies the r. r. Remedies quick
erccua Ttose who would avoid III health and long
suffering will ind present relief IN X n.
each Of the r. Remedies has two IA smle sig
natures Of Railway Co. on each label
N B-R r. keu edies sold by Druggists ywhere
RAILWAY 4 Co rTOprietou Of RAILWAYS REApY RELIEF
and RENovATSc REsOLvEST Ohice No. l6. Fulton OF up
stairs. Newfork.
LYONS RATnAIR 0N.-Tbe incontested the in
eontsbe superiority Of this article for restoring aud beaut
fips The human heir has for celebrity unprecedented
Lyon No isl Broadway up stairs.
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ERoM LIE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

BOsTON, MOhday, jan J I.J''
Ire ship Minstrel, arrived At this port, brings Cape
of Good Hope papers 10 Nov. 4.
Accounts from the frontier state that there were
fears of another ksffr war II was alleged that the
Ksifrs were endeevoriDg TO stir up the Fingoes TO
beLion the English having attempted to interfere
with their system OF polygsuT &c. Active watch
was kept by the Government.
The natives beyond Orange River sovereignty had
refused 10 allow further trading Of the British with
the interior of Africa, saying thst they would kill on
al their elephants.
So large amoUn: of wool had accumulated at
Pot Elizabeth tha. freishts to London had cOnsdera-
bly, advanced.
The Cape papers contain severe articles on the
policy OF the Home Government as regards the native
tribes.
The country is in unsettled state, and many muir
cers are ehronicled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

The metropolis never enjoyed more delightful
New-Year's weather than Monday. II vas Just
cool enough to make walking more comfortable
than riding; clear, without the full glare Of SUI
light, AID the streets, except at some OF the
crossings, were dry without being slippery; and
the weather was fully enjoyed. More than two
hundred thousand men aud boys were busted
from morning till midnight in calling upon their
friends in this City aud Brooklyn; and probably
not less than two millions of calls were made.
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ration, OF tie Common Council 70 the prosec'
d" ton Of tha. AIl.sise Power which WILL no
doubt. so conduct its counsels IS to insure the
prosperity and well being of the whole comnu'
d" nifty" Probably His Worship did not mean
that Providence wc1,d so orer-rals the acts of tbs
Common Courcil IS TO make them beneficial to
the City; but that's what be seems to cay. Per
haps his is owing to bis not being used to making
that sort OF official allusiens.
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LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

HARWsBURGH, Tuesday, Jan ,, 1855.
The Organization of the House took place here this
morning On the first ba lot for Speaker Henry n.
Suorg, the Wing and Native American caldlda'e,was
elected. receiving 70 votes-sc altering; 2
The Senate will mt ct st o'clock. Mr.. Hendricks
ia the Wig caucus candidate for Speaker and Mr..
Hamlin the Democratic candidate.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Senate met a. , o'clock this afternoon, aud
made three unsuccessful ballots for Speaker with the
following result
Il. ID Hsmiin Dem ..........-.....-...lf
John Hendricks Wing. .................l3
Scat 'efng ..,.,......-..' '''.'-'...'.'
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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Both Boards Of the new Common Council will
meet this afternoon ior business. Among the
matters which will, probably, soon come up are
the New City Hall, the repurchase Of the Ganse-
wort Property, the Extension of Park place -
me 1t Beebnan.st with view to having the Post
Office on the lower corner of the Park, PROPOSE
ton to lease the markets and estabiiih anew mar
ket system, and the Russ q Reid contract.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WtsHiNGToN. tuesday, ] Al. ,. Is9A.
Nos 20 and sl.-Jsges Haynes We. The Yates
County Bank. The same vs. James l.. Andrews ., al.
Err-rs Circuit Court Michigan.
Justice Mclean announced the decision Of thu
Court affirming the udSmeE, of the said Circui,
with costs snd interest
No. q -Lyde Gcodsins admitted appellant ".
Robert divers Executors Argument continued by
the Hon erdy johnson for the sppeiees and co.,
cluded by Mr.. Msltin for the appellant.
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Mayor Wood closes lis Message with one Of
those slips Of the pen which al great men are
liable to, a. was proved by Gen. Tsylor'' famous
phrMe about " al the world and the res. Of msn-
hind" Thus the Mayor comms1ds t.: ielbs.
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FROM NEW-ORLEANS.

NEw.ORLEAss Saturday, Dec. 30, 1854
The steamship PAilsde )his, from New-York, via
Havana has arrived at this pert. She brings 10 news
Of importance.
The loss by the destruction Of the Mechanics Insti-
tue in this city, ia estimated at s7O 900; Of which,
$50 600 is covered by insurance.
An INJUNCTION was granted yesterday, restraining
the Ponchsrtrain Railroad Company from selling the
City Bonds now offered for sale By them in New
York.
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In the organization Of the Illinois Legislature,
yesterday, the Douglass Nebraska candidate for
Speaker was beaten out Of sight by decided
opponent of the Missouri Com promise Repeal.
Another of Mr.. Richardson's popular sovereignty
victories.
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VoIDAY PREsHNTs-sPECIAL NOTICE. -



BROUGHT How TO 1HE Door MILLION.
From The New York Dutchmau Of Jan II .
"a discovery has Gently been made ny VI Cur
s OF this civ Ia the treatment Of Consumption, Astbma and
ali disesses Lungs We refer TO Dr CUkTs's HYeEA
Ma or IsBAIKC HYcEAs VAPoR and CHERRY SYRUP With
this new n etbod Dr. has restored afflicted ones TO
health evidence Of which he has innunerare cerh-
Gates Speaking Of the sssD remaft IL s
that iDhsng constantly athgg agreeable, heal
ing vapor the mtdon, WOpe ties must come In direct con
with the whos aerial cavities Of the lungs and thus
the aud varied changes produced ufon the "he
introduced into the stomach and subjected to the process OF
disesuop'"
the less heat Of the BODY being sufficient
10 evsporste the fuid
Hundreds Of casts Of like the following might be
named
One package Of the Hysesna has cured Of the Ashm, Of
six years ttsnding. JAS Y. KEEsBERRY,
l.. NJ of puncann N. Pa
cured Of the Asthms Of ten yeas standing by Or Cur
us's HygosDh. MARGARET EAsTON BrOoslyn, N. Y.
Mrs Paul Of No HsmmOnd ~ New York was cured Of
severe Of Bronchitis by the HyEesna
Ny sister has been cured OF distressing cough Of several
yes abdF and decied 20 be inrursble by her physicians
She was cured In one mouth by the dygesne
J ". GAUBERT 4 NJ Richmond BE.
Prot Center, Of New Yefk writes a. follows:
GExILTMEN: have recently had occasion to test your
CBERRY SYRUP vaPoR In a Of Chronic Sore
Throat that bad refused yield to other forms of treatment
position your preparation, Ia mposoo but excel
lent remedy With for the sake OF the shl cted, that Il
might he Brought withG the reach % all
Bold bJ C. n RING Of Joho-st and BrOadw and
by Ooggss through the city aud counry. Prcs +3a
pbrksge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

Full details of the organization Of the new
City Governments, 10 this City and Brooklyn
with tie Inaugural Messages Of Mayor Wood and
Mayor Hall, are given in our paper Of this
morning
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pEsTl ucrtoN OF AN ENGINE ,rsr

>tHtNtrfNnf, Nondty JN = 1854
The EDcpe house OF the New.iOrk Celsrsl Rs;a
road a, this 81 scs took fire =; esriy hs-r ~,
morning, and sas psrti,ly destroyed. The asnsee
to buileing AM locomotives - about 5, 500 Il vsn
cause no teri triton of the business OF the rOsd
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NEW CITY GOVERNMENT OF BOSTON.

I'v'IVNi Justify o"H' = 40''''
The new City Government was duly inaugurated
here this forenoon, for the year 1850
Chief Justice Shaw administered the oath of office
10 the Mayor elect, DIR. Smith Who then qualified
both br8I chts Of the Common Coulcil.
The Mayors Address was entirely of ocal interest.
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LATER FROM TEXAS.

ORLEANS, Saturday, Dec. 80, 1854
Adyces from Texas state that General Houston
win resign bis seat in the L. 5. Senate st the end Of
the present session.
Yellow fever Is prevailing at Lavsces.
The IrciaDs tf Texas are disposed to make peace,
ard settle On the lspds reserved tQy them.
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.ENIirInN

0sDs, sa, aSE, Tassdsy. Jan. :, lsSS
f. W. Benedict, gsl, WOO csagh, tis incel lag
Wilson a. be vas IL ~ set Of drug 81 az bIl il.s
in this place, fes -sss since was yssseciAy p-sl
sen;ed BY our citireIs - q beautiful SET OF Plata
two gold watches, an. - az = testimonial da3 to
h~ services.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03
SOUTHERN MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

tOLINLIA, MOnIAy, JIM. 7 I7J1'
The following mail schedule has been decided upon
and n III 90 into eject in few days. From Kings
willie to Columbia the mail to be conveyed by the
cars; from Charleston to Kingsville in coaches
time 30 hours; and from Colun bs 10 Augusta in
coachec-tine, l6 hours. The great Northern and
Southern mails are thus to pass through Columbia.
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THE KyOY-yOTHINGs Is OwEGO.

OwEGo, Tuesday. Jan. ,, $685. a
At the charter election held here to dsy, the KNOW
Nothings elected their entire ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-03

CoxrLAISrs-A book i, opened in the Mayors
Oee to record al manner Of complaints for violation
Of Corporation laws and the Mayo, promises to o.
tend to them Is fer = he has power.
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THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, jan :, 100
The LEGISLATURE of this State organized At Spring
field TODAY Thomas Turner. Esq, the Anti Ne.
braska candidate, elected Speaker of the House
and +. L. Bridges, Clerk.
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STEAMSHIP sourHERNER AT CHARLESTON.

Tie L. S. VI steamship Southerner, Capt. Thomas
Even, arrived here from New-York, at o'clock this
Tuesday morning
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FAITI-RE OF A BANKING.HoUsE.

PlTTsBCRGH, Tuesday, Jan. ?, 1855.
The Banking House Of Gen Lirimer Of this city,
failed TO day.
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CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

ApvEarrsrsLs1s for Tie gsey TrS< Of his week nas
be hsrded In to-csT
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BLANK BOOKs-All kinds, at low prices.
Aso Paper and Stationery articles Diaries and Day Jour
nails Copying Presses &c. Books made 70 EN- csfa
Circuisn Cbects, Notes. Sc. FRANCIS LoUTkEL'
stannen RIni.rs and Bookblnders No ~ Mal1en .aoe
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stock Il cLOrBse manufacturing for our spring trade
We will sell desis able ard select sor
msnt Of Tsns. Over Goats Bushes, Coats
Psnsoops and Ve.s al greatly reduced prices TT casa Oh y
SN 49, Corner Of Nsssans.
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FARMERS, TAkE MOTTO

THOSE vsnTx Respers aud Movers his .eseon vii.
call esrsy 20 nzke sure Of machine for his hsrvess
TbsSs on hAs- SIX az Seymour. ao-san Co.'S Ses
YORK sell R-.psrs. Call sooo yen a
hsve Also ot eff E@xpers Movers that failed
work ssl l>si Of hsd castla.>-
having ise-- repaired SID y i'll sell them 8
-grszd pres, ~ be . warrant.
ihsye sso = number 81 6eyaSipg Rske> tor sale
aIgADE,ETT.
for J
tsn row receiving new SIMPLY ~ Ne- iHEahe- sn;
= Lumber, Shingles. alb
= c surply The mark-t
hsve GssSs g Livery Sr,he Buzeiea ard Hsrks &c
Se.ers :" any rsr. Of in~ es1nfry. Am slS
a for 8 tziit line " SrAkes for Warn
K BI.OD Eft.
Ninsrsl Point 10 b. 1857 ug7ff
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~ffk iShkf-S SAi-E,
HeGry C-,-ssIa. rs Ats heleu,.
he -.s-e Bank OF Illinois, I i-samp.i..

HeGry I-srwGa.
he -Es-- Bank OF Illinois, I a-samp.t.
llY OF derI f-cis issued out or,nd m
- der he -eai % The Ci5caI; III t,uuty al
aFsye,te and -.sie of " -c,,nslr b,.riny - ~
I~eo. -a-si dag OF Nay 4 IL I-ss. sove .utisl-
afsd directed add 4. .iy---d sysru.t rs
s-sl- sat casti- lands zEd CT me .bose
aaa led d1i-ad 7ni- h.s. Ih> day ulJn
Ih- night, title sud tf- 40 u.r oes
dsnt = The state B .Hg Inoi> - h foow ing 81
-croed eai es.i a. The pfopert. of The ab9ve nam.
DEEMS Io
The saif 81 the ea-s qa.rter Of Section 2
i- Borth " 81 Qazllsr IL to~T-tsu l. rsnya I.
szs- - % $40 1crt- half q isftr
n asd vidst one tuarEh tn aaIf o: The
Eo-th ra-s quarter ~ sectoa hIp j rsu.e l.
40 a To-" nshap rage / -ssi e. e.. hall
he saIh ~e- 3 % .=cgi,n IL. Ipsa-hip n r-nx.
= res szeI l. AZ 81 tn- R-ra'- s-s; I4I-er --<u,
- Y Q Ike = e7si, 9 ser's. - saii a. The
9TH ~-sl a .rter = se-iio7 n-h'p s rance
1T s1r-= ~=-i h-fo %: the q ar es ess {
Gr,U township = !. eas aces r.. Ia! a.
ne .oaih Sesi Isri=r II scIrsa shsp rz4s-
IN 81 io~"-s'p ., r4nse =, ~vss hss. e,
De soaib asst u>r er OF -eciion to~H-hIp =
a j t"~nsh p ., range l. eesl arre.;
l. .'e =" =, para 81 s"e s"lsh east qIartes, AMI III
Is hall Of The south quarter -.cii,i. to1u-fI-
INK '-s-t ID tae ans:aY'c-., hAf
north gu trter lid tie has q
range : ess, - ser~.: nj 49,. o,-,,., =, -. -
south and the eaa--e5 nth .rs
as. ou.rr-r q; -.rs,... D.. + ~n.bi., - -. -.
scr-s and nrrlh ,.asrrsr of 49,. ..
hip rzase ssst "A % ~ale.. tzsd So .-
>aa .st IN I IN tn -;si. -
sd ~ "a ~e'cE .hai caps. sf bic -
t. tue hizhes' an b--~t u co d sell
SANE. and 81 tn ryhI, tsii Interest wh-tF
sale -ea,dzot ma z-sS- d-c.s lad
.nd real estate The DAY c,o-r II
Of our Lord thaa.-ad -ieei npIer ,d sd se,
hire or st Any time since ihst which said =
fsHdanI would hsy. hsd lsefeI szd d-t-tdss,l n
oeased Is Al BID, ourI-o-sie 81. fr'nr
NJ toart Hcusr. IN the Village Aseral P,iHt Sal
@rfsy the 4Ih DAY OF JIy the year our Ier3
ihouand e,sni andred and dfty ave b;-en the hour
of Gin= s''chck in the forenoon and
IL said day isfy .sid snd c.ei. The
direcss-
LEVI SrERf - 6. sheriff
Iowa Ctunsy. Wis
ssEsIrrss 0vyrcr.
MinsJA POINT Asy 2-xs lass A-' y"
n.
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IN CHANGER H.

S-'ly Am Cnnuberry.rr., Richtsrd County, wis
Asi:eev NJ " seeier- I iircRi Coar-
the Nav Term A. fsbSsF the Circuit G ,ur1 am
for the Custy of hichtant. Of h,ir
The tnurt House Richizrd entire. in the Couris
and >l.,e Aforesaid the 18th day Msy. a. i~a5
oefor the Hon Montgomery NJ Csshren- JrSge OF said
ouri then and there presiding il ordered that th-
lad def-nnan d. cause his Appearance be entered
herein and thai he plead demur the said
CnmplAinAnts Bii of complaint h-rsin before ID.
eighteenth day OF August A ID I-55
thi1gs therein cnutained viii be taken Confessed
sIor, him AID cecseed Sccn-dingy And il furthA
ordered that The TN psinsnt cxn.e oF6e
publ'.bei Tor weeks T-y once IN
week. in the - Asersj Point Tr,suas weekly
paper printed ard pa0'shed 81 Mineral Pcnt is-s
- 9Eiy. the 3rs1 publication h-rsf be within
days from the date OF thi order.
~ ihe Cours. CtrTHRES. Circuit Judge
Dxted the 18Th day 81 May, A ID. 1855.
J. W. Co'FEssfsRy, sol. . A CoyyISBRIRr. Com
S:ste of Wi-co,sin-
County OF RiceiAni,
I. c D. RelTfIle- Clerk of The
Circuit Court in and for said County, do hereby C-r,
tnat NE foregng order Is true copy OF The original
der on se ia rIr oesce
In testimony whereof bereuato set hane and Ill
the OF seid Court Ricblsnd Cerre, Isis l6.f
day u Nay. A D. SIS.
ns7 So c D. BELyTJLE- Clerk.
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New Goodas
:. ADLER d 60.

:. ADLER 60.
MOULD RESPECTFULLY inform tas citize.. of x;rrx~
" Pint ans The Pus,itc gene rs.. that ffe, h.r,
ea ged th-r iocztt n and .Aai ter-at-r hsT nav
-iie The Eagle Saloon, here have .penes IN.
gesl siock OF
Spring AND sUuuE~ GooDS
Ever offered in the West. Come sad zee %, Ne
Store and Nev Goods c. ,peisiiBx os u ser-rxl
assortment and ssri-fy 81
1Stapte and Fancy Dry Goods,
REaoY HADE CLOTHING &C..
h'eh they are enshI-d 81 g, es-ap+r -.,es iha-
a< eses before n-rei in Ai..er. Point Anong TIE,
SICK ma, be fo9 II s,.sk.e n
Silks Silks. Silks.
Chin. and rspsn st,s. al - I'd. B..es erc...
hang. sol- P. ID Bl.es ii .-of : go,
fo'r1 . Ct to 80. yrrt, A. ircf-- MID.
r T.,
sisr Lineo Giv=axm. Plaia "hsHxe.hI-. Ness.
~ br.,;de-ed It-.--.r-- arxe-isr, lit. ca.
nd six T.ssar=s Ds'-n-, sar.s I-~,,.eS hsiai,
fFr. iacooe Aas,in-. Da BzGe- nd nl.n-rous o,he
sFtieiee OF Dr-ss '.csds, so n any to mention.
Lawn, warranted t..r eo.or. ard .ide, Is y.ra.
CAiL'1nEs va-r.n-et fast cdr. Is ys.d. for n 10
SHAWlS, SHAWL
arachz. aerao, Plain snI sgnrs-d I. inere nd ...T.
Sh--s= AL srts AT Black. ,oht-sd Chsng-sbse nd
Lace NanIiixs, Lace MansIla. latest .tyl q a e..h
White Grape shawl. al 81. 80 apiece
EMIlGI.D,sIE,
ioissrs- Needle work. - "a. Chemite,fs do,
'rr - cls Ia 9ati. Under Sleeves D. cents Hand
errhi-fs from to i2ss cent? The inca. u Lace
D. ii><-sts- Hal
6tNNtI> & FLOW hfs- Of the Sheet kird.
AhPETtAG, firm 10 Cts. 20 3, LINEN ,.OODS, OF
all ki,sd-.
BED SPREiDS, T4BLE CLOTHS,
Cotton and Linen Hose, Hats and Caps.
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
Chiadr~a's Near
CLOTHING embracing everything IN the line Of
3e.y nste ARTICLES, from q Gotten Se.s +, The aoext
qaaiiiy u Br I'D cloth nre-s Coa1s
JEW tLkN-A well selected assortment Of everything
cAlied for in this market
nsn ADLER To-
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NEW GOODS

INHE aaderrSuei have 10. received ih.,r complex.
Il sIIck OF cp-taS sod saazer tsooSs- care<uisy
e sai' znarke: snd c.asisiiHs usual of Or,
,fcer'es Hard are Roots ard Snt-s- I,.-z I'D
AS .71 ST other art sies u.asIi kept Genera Re-
= - - which they respectfully invite the
Gos o. P1-chs.ers
RICHARD L MONTGOMERY SMITH.
sRFHEN ARE. tzrse assortment; Of
IL Hliis- Pes, sis Psas, Cha-ns. Pickle Preserve
.Er ~ sale ny RAJ N SMITH
II Is IN SMITH.
X h>INS. Fresh AsIss. Rsis:n. sor sale By
Z 4 J n SMITH
\ CkEREL. prine.rliese Of No, I. 70. sale
- y r 4 J. NJ. SMITH
ID FISH. The bee, in narte. kept constantly Oh
' haad, And for sale By RAIN sAtTa.
RfLCHEHs SYRUP nOLA~SE~ ksr sale
II og &. 81 II. SMITH
{ tDER VINEGAR Warranted pure. also rsu
se.--~d tfR-zS - the beet q1aiify, for those Who
f. & j. SMITH
RABBIrTS nnIBLE REFINED SAL.
AK Kept oon.-ADii, or hand and fo- lie
oE z & J. NJ Smith.
| oBtCCo. Virginia Pe.ch Leaf and Hoaey Dew,
L = Ne oes' 47siiiy for s.le oy 4 n SMITH
{ 'oHN STARCH. For family for sale By
& & J. N. SMITH
hAST POWDERS. Hope AiIIs aud Szlkney
4 Fooff Always Al hand, and Er sale By
R 4 J. NJ SMITH.
STAR CANDLES Fo- sale ov
= AIN SMITH
tfCsr.RD. Aron.,ic .nd Long Island. in Jars
= aaa y The pound forsaBe By 81 A-sAtTH.
NoAP. Castle, Toises, and Pslu Soap for sale BY
M. Smith.
MtNuILLA CoRD. Bed Cord, Halter Rope,
e. N SMITH
= r KIN Smith.
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A sAEfss Al fNsst Sc,
BY A SNIFF

sShH uniersgaed taxes pleasure IN saying 10 the e-
a ueiT- Of Mineral Point and The Ir.Teiing public,
TAI Re h%s tstd n. House Hat street. in the
p-~I Tss-tose HaanIer fF the son Of trsveI-
sad bosrcs-s- ~. liable " Ia all sup.
md Hb ihs tne az Sds, sH3 BoF~ but he
tr>t ess.- of cf--ss ssst saiterr III ne employed
tiod >dsees and attentive sleTs a. sl tn.es in ress
7e<- for n VITO have h'sf.es
.haie O. Tie generous patronage o!ihe pubseis re-
-p~clfuiiy sOiicite5- A EHIFF.
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-04

To TIE sToC KaoLDERs OF MINERAL POINT
RAIL ROAD CoaPAyY
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the Stockholders
~ OF the Mineral Point Rail Road Company
that the annual Election of Board OF Nine III
Fectors for TINS Company, viii be held al the Of
fee OF the Company, on Monday the I'd day oi
July next.
ROBERT 5. SCHUYLER. Srag-y.
Once OF tue Mineral Point r r Co May "a