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Dem0ine Navigation ana n. -. 10.
LAND DEPARTMENT.

RAJ An N ENus
OTTAWA, 24rH SEPr., 1855.
THIS Company, having entered upon q vigorous
prosecution Of the improvement Of the River,
with the view Of bringing II into At the earliest
possible moment, and being DESTROYS Of meeting, as
far possible the generally expressed wishes II the
people Of the DesMoines Valley hereby give notice
that their Land Office will be opened AT this place,
NJ early day they procure the cxamina-
tions requisite for a16xing val uAtion upon them
In the meantime, applications will be received ut
this ONCE, from persons desiring to parchase, which
will entitle them to preference at the Company e
valustion in the order Of the receipt of their app
cations. Applications should bc made ia the form
appended hereto.
Terms Of sale will be, for Prairie Land, ten per
cent Of the purchase money down. and ten per cent.
per year thereafter, with interest the
Upon Timber Lands, one fourth down, and the bal
in nine equal annual instalmsnts, with inter
est ~ above. Payments can be made in cash, or in
bills of Banks in the State Of New York, or in the
bonds Of this Company at par
In the sale Of these Lands preference will be given
to actual SETTLERS, and annual Improvements will
be required to be made.
The Lands now offered extend up the Des Moines
River as far Is Section Is, Township 81, Range -
Plats VI the Lands be seen at this Office,
where any information can be had by application,
in person or by mail.
Form Of Application.
LAND DEPARTMENT
DEMOINE n. 4 X. r. coy,
OTTUNwA, Iowa:
hereby apply g purchase
the - Of section -, Township -, Range -
West P. NJ and offer tc give for the came - dol
lars per acre
Here sign name plainly.l
Sept 2s, ls55-3mdAw
Lands and CITY Lets fer sale.
HAVING been requested by sundry persons and
Il at sundry times to name the prices would
take for my lands and lots in Iowa, take this OPP
prices will now take for the same. list is here
unto annexed:
NEi of section 9, township s., range 8.
81. " ls, " "
Lot II in Block 5 in Keokuk.
10 IS
d l2O
/"
and the whole of +" l2l
Lots s. and 1893 in Nashville, and the s Ell Of N
W of N Z 26--65--5 DO acrcs) in dispute.
For the whole of which / will take frenfy-fwo
thousand dollars, one-thrd in hand and the balance
in ono, two three, and four annual paymonts, with
interest at 10 per cent. from date, to be paid
ally, and secured by deed Of trust until all 10 paid
Any person wishing for particular information Al
to location quality Of the lands, may apply to II
T Reid, Esq, his Honor the Mayor Of the city Of
Keokuk. WIN. dILLfSS.
july IS, 1855
Renewed 1rom Concert Hail.
4. H. HOUGHTON, Attorney and Counsellor
IL. at Law Notary Public, Land and general col.
lecting Agent once in the Real Estate Agency and
wholesale Auction House of Smith 4 Van 6cklen
/ on Sd street between Main and johnson, Ke0kuk,
Iowa. Lots Of Lots aud Farms for sale, on reasona,
BILE terms. [oct. I'D
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Fancy Candies.

Isl received the largest and best assortment Q
~ Fancy Candies before offered in keokuk
also large assortment of Fruits, Nuts, DC. at
CREIGHTON d DINNERS
dee. ), lS55.--df johnson Street
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LADIES',
No" as the time for you TO call and secure one Of
~ those splendid sets Of Victorines. have them
ranging in prices from 81 to slice per sett. Among
my assortment may be found the following
Sable,
Russian Sable,
Queen Sable
Stone Martin
Rock Martin
Mountain Martin,
Fitch.
Black and Blue Coney,
White Errnine.
Fur Gauntl
Ladies cali and examine them. No trouble 10
show them to persons antng the above good. Call
at the NEW YORK STORE,
A. G. SHELDON,
Oct Id Main corner IA n
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BLACKSMlIITHINl:.

BLACkSMITHING.
M lillian GRAHAM, on Third, between ohm
w son and Exchange Streets, at the Brick Shop,
would inform the pubic that he is prepared to do
all kinds Of BLAcKsNirHisa in a neat, durable and
cheap manner.
HORSE SHOOTING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them shod
right From his long and constant practice in this
branch OF the business he nattsr m himself that he
cannot DO excelled by anyone in tn, country lie
particularly solicits patronage In this line.
he also offers his services as Farrer in all Its
branches. 44&E6&
May rs, 1885. dARly
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SUlH A. Guitar, Nions. Banjos Accordeons
- Flutes, Flies, Pceloes CIarionets De Also
= bows strings and all trimmings TO the Violin an,
Guitar. can be had at
dec. sd CREIGHTON d DINNERS.
johnson street keokuk
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BY q. W. Ian don,
ATE Of Buffalo, w. is prepared
~ to do all kinds of light and heavy
r. work for Railroads Boats. Locks.
Mills, Engines, Homework &c. Screws
cut to order from to II inches. Having long ex-
pericnce and ample materials, respectfully soleits
orders.
shop Third, between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by W. Graham.
keokuk Nov 81 DIV
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10n BOXES Glassware and Window Glas n
~UU REYNOLDS Drag Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-10

nNE thousand Bonnets, Of ali styles and qualities
~ at u. +. HUMPHREY GAGE
oct23dwtf
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FRENCH CANDIES.
CAKEn

~ all kinds can be had AT
~ CRElG HION 4 DINNERS,
dee. 3-d,f johnson street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-10

fI,HREE hundred dozen wool and inc hats Of every
l. style, al D. /. HI MpdKEI & GAGE.
orfoH.tmtf
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New Arrival,

1--WE hundred dozen plush caps just received al
/ the store Of d. +. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oc.23dHif
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RE-OPENED.
JEWELRY STORE.
YINHE subscriber respectfully informs the =
L citizens OF keekuk and vicinity that he "a
has resumed business in DIR. HICKS New
BRICK HOUSE, on p SrRExr BErwRES MAN AND
JOHNSON, where he viii keep general and well Sc
lected stock Of gold aadsilver watches and
GQlN, 4eWelry
Of every description. vad ladies Gold Breast Pins
and Ear Rings, Cuff Pms, Finger Rings, Cold Brace
lets, Ladies and Gentieinen's gold chains, Ladies
Card Cases and Port Monaies, Cold and Silver Thin
bles Gold Silver, Steel and Plated Spcctacles Gold
Sleeve buttons, Clasps, STUDS, Collar Buttons tent
men, Gold Breast Pins dc, &C.
lie viii also have on hand II all times large and
we'll assorted stock of -
silver Ware.
which he warrants to purchasers be pure az COIN
Also Clocks, of all assSiptions, warranted to keep
good time for twelve month";
dec I'D ~sg'erafza JTLES GEISFR
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-06
THE MARKETS.

Milwaukee June ?.
Wheat-winter 81, 75al 50 spring l,70aI, u
Corn 70a75c; Oats 50a53.
GaIena June Flour, S. r $3.50: extra
ss25a9,5o Wheat si,2oel ,25; Oats Acc. Con
s. Mineral $50.
Chicago May 3o.-FIour, S T. ss,5oas, s.
extra S9,o0a9,25; Wheat Sl.704I72 Oats is.
GAINESVILLE June Winter wheat ST .5Oai .G5
Spring sl,45al5o; Corn 674.
Madison June 2.-FIour soooae,5o; Whea
winter Si.50aI60, Spring 81 .30al3S.
II Rev. JOAN Nolan has Ieit the editorship o.
the Madison Capttal Gazette 10 attend to hi.
pastoral duties. Who Is to succeed him Z,
silrlain TO Gov. Barstow we are not informed
FREE Democrat.
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sEEEssIFF,S SALE.

Henry Corwita, IS Attachment.
The state Bank of Illinois, Assuupsit
UY virtue Of rrl fferi flcis. issued auf . nm
~ der The seat Of the Circuit court fa4 fh tuutv a.
lafayette aud state of Wisconsin,, bearing teste the
iRenyh-st day Of May !. d. l55 in the above entitled
ealse' and to me directed and delivered against The
goods and caaFels, lands AID tenerenls Of The ab5z,
l lsttud ani haSS this day levied upon aud seized
dsHt The state illinois to IN fllioyyir.r lie
%,osa fta estate a the property Of the above named
The east hatf of the norsh east quarter of Section
s,P = range y east % 20 Ito acres; 1T half OF
70 hyIia west guar Ter of sec"n = township l. range l.
es - 20 100 acres half OF the north west I4,tsf
7 section ; township !, range - east, - 4IIu0 acres
idei one touFth Dart OF The west haif OF the
north eat quarter Of section 4. township > range l.
east = acres; west half OF the south ives quarter of Sc.
w = oNis-!p % range !, east % ecres half
h SCUM west quarter Of section IL township t. range
acres east hale Of the west uarter OF section
- .'"h1hP D. range !, east 20 acres; vet half
NORM west qa1Tter OF section -, township q, range l.
e~s - acres west hd OF the south larer of sec
Ton 80 township range J. east, 81 aces east hlf o.
he solth west quarter OF section IN township = range
u.s. ~ acres; east half OF the south GU OF sec
ugn 81, township range Ie4st - acrs west nan o.
ne south east quarter Of section 3 township Z range
r y acres: west half uf the south vest of sec
lion b township :, range I, cast 50 acres the undiy
cd one inlrth par of the south east quarter ard a
e2ha of the suuth quarter f section g. townshn
5 range l. east ls1 acres t-e - , bsiS - ~
n,h east quarter and the east ha OF the Perth or
~ section ~ township : rang5 l, ST. Ice acres: east
M o. me sonih east quarter of section 10. township
Ase east 60 acres; moth Wcs quarter of section IL
"Nnsaip = range east l6) acres est half of tie
aa east quarter and the north east quarter Of the south
,r-,-I ~ scum - lJWhohip :, range D. east ~
anu me norm west quarter OF section 30, town
NJ o range east II g9Ia aces, which land lie and
-.hA,ti IN Iowa County in the state OF Wisconsin
"a OF Which shall expose TO pnblic veUdce
:. ne hiaes AMI beat bidder and shall the
ana aH 1he risht, title, interest and claias which
tehdlht had IN and to the above describe lands
et' estate un tbs ni7rte-nyh dag OF October in lhe
~ !" oar Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
me or u any time since that day. or which aid de
.44at would have had herein had said defendant not
10 AZ "a body corporate, at the front door of
House, IN the iIage of Mineral Point on sat
,s me I4th day OF July the ye-r Lord one
assam eight hundEed aad 6y five between the hours
. Mns CLOCK IN the~fu-euoBn and the setting Of the
Directs. " W ~ % w NV
LEVI STERLING, sheriff
Iowa County, Wis
Mineral Prirt ~, Size n97 6w
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Nh, -snh ',ihnb berry, Is. Richland County, Wis.
-" ~ Y heeler- \ Circuit Court
'"e dsl term A. ID I5uF the Circuit ,urt IN and
V tHe county of Rchl;.u1. of WISCONSIN heIt
.vnFt House Ia Rich}aud Centre, in the 'nuatv
~ aforesaid ON the 10th DAY % Nav, A. i-55.
g.. me non Montgomery VI. Coihren, Judge oG said
49, ..tb and there presiding, il ordered ihd the
hsrf cen AM d cause has appearance to be entered
t5I ana thst ne plead answer denur to the said
shalnaIts OH OF complaint herein. before the
iah Gay o. August a. ID 1855 the matters and
-. thsr-n contained vii, be taken rs confessed
o15 ~ ID and decFeed accordingly And il is further
,,sN lat The Complainant cApse cspy OF ths order
- published for six weeks successigeiy cuce In each
- - 10 The Mineral Point Tribune /" weekly news
e. printed and published AT Mineral Point, in iIFa
me hrst publication thereof to be within twenty
rom The date of this order
- tg@ Court e NJ CoTHRES, Circuit Judge.
U5'sl the 18Th day of May, A y 1855
''1ofFINRIRkS, 81. :. A CoFrISeERRY. Com.
Sac Of Wisconsin,
eeAaly OF RichIaud. S
<,fr.,5, ~ Z. C. D. Reivtile, Clerk of The
-. eaTt n and for said County. do hereby CrrtifN
de- stores"nS order is copy the original or
:. on Die ia ms Office
a. .lIohy whereof hereUuto sci my hand and sfix
IA, ~ o sad court a. RJchiaEd Ceyt c, this IL y
ne oT n RFT.yFTIE Cln-k
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SPECIAL NOTICES
RELIGIOUS Notice

The anual convention of the Protestant Episco
pal Church for the Diocese of Wisconsin, will be
held al Trinity Church, Mineral Point commenc
ing on the 18Th inst The church will be coase.
Grated according to the forFas of Tae Episcopal
Church, during the sitting OF the Convention.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-06
THE NiVERSsTy FAMILY
TX NJ WE ~ u e. 49, =,

under The SEAL sauctity and authority Of the Uni
ghsr55o " eREE AsDIcISE and PcPrLAR kNuHI rCr.
os me State of Penusy lvania- April 39th 1883
reine p'St OF Sl0aG00, mauy for the purpose OF ar
lns efits OF SPURIOUS SoSTRUwS also supply
cgnn unity with reliable remedies wherever q
hsy.s ht Fnys lcIan cannot VIII be empiyyed
F0aa'e1 from Dr John r. Rowland his celebrated
RoELAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
M Of upwards of twenty five years the only sure
n.hIa Cu'e Tor FEVER and AGUE SC, and his Inesii
iehedy Tor BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Rowland's
ooAPoCND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT.
~ls nShy approved sni popular Remedies toge; heI
Lungs 'e'sis Kennedy Tor complain Is OF tht
rbs f-iversys Remedy for Dyspepsia or digestion
a., "a, ~ ersItys Remedy for Costive Bowels.
arsnrh nc ne onISersitys Almanac may be had az the
D'spensarv or al the Store of
YsD 4. SAMUEL COLLEY.
-sllo~ Stone, Wis, May 81, 1855. 3msT
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NEW DOANETS AND NEW GOODS

x Ribbons and TRIMMINGS ever brought into the
town of Mineral Point, cEG tie Cheapest
MRS OTIS Is thankful for past patronage. and hopes
for rontinuatioo sne iufGms the Ladies' of Mineral
Point and vicinity, that her stock is much enlarged and
The prices in proportion. She has Just received her
Patterns with great variety of >ii. q, Ira pc.
IA yEss and Sec sfskS NETS also, FRENCH
So = ca, bUNSFARLE. TUSCAN and ~ -
yI- S. PL2zA7IY 3 D8YGyIzaG HSs9sS
OF ercTg rartetg- 49,
Together jsh l@e pieces ct spring Styles and ashio
able kpNNEF RtBB' 'NS-Gnd great variety OF Bonnet
SILKS, ISl5lMlNf+S, NC. DRgss FsIdNINGs, HGsiERy
and 81 not to h8 forgotten besides $4,000 other
ariic which cannot he mentioned nd veriisem
f.!c trade viii be supplied reasonable All
orders promptly attended to-
MRS 7. J. OTIS.
Mineral Point ApriI % G555. EFF
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E7zEGRA-EDS AGENCY.

Mr. ROW An Is Agent Tor The extensive and old es
yabshed Emigration aud Foreign Exchange House 81
WILLIAMS < 6U'oS. New Nork He IS now prepared to
remr M, uey usual; nj 10 engage passages. on the
lowest terms. from All parts Of England Ire land nd
Sc7tlan%. Pa cage Certificates and Drafts
81 up wards, Obtained him. receipts for
Il moneys paid hlrn- for safe and pHnctuHl transmits
SION Of wh-h The uUpaDy hold fhe seiv pCr-i be
All post paid IL he answered Jnca
and ever required Attenuation gwen.
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~ rGsosAgH 60. eouar

~ ksEs - zsA a & .---E0 ~ a 60. sOtRs
In the matter OF Tie Estate at Abraham eer deceased
4 reading and fling The PETITION Of Regnd neler
~ 81 s-a county representing among other things
Abraham beiseT i'ie % the County and al
" sc0is3f. On tte YIN Ga OF october. ID iS54,
residence IN said Ctuafy ded testt leaving Eoos
chates and estate within this =, Infy and p, ayc thaI
Administration ot saId estate be grasd unto Ioseyh
Delit of said County, aud also sld petitioner further
represents that Il IS Necessary TO have Idsn appoin
led to the minor hers of said deceased and prgy n tha
said Joseph DsIer be aPp0in, said II
dered that said petition be heard before Judge o
this Thurday the 1th day Of June next az In.
Probate Oiice ia Mineral FONT. in said r;rnty And
IS further ordered that notice thereof ven TO tbs
hers of said deceased, and 10 all per Interested
publishing copy OF III order for three sucoessiy
weeks, PRIOR To sad dsY # h-anng. in tie Mnera
Point lribune, weekly newspaper published at Mir.
e-al Point, said County
l.. STRONG, County Judge
Dated May he SO r, 1875 3sas
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$4,000 REWARD.
Rowan "a Ea'GiosEzcy.

tATHp have already received and AL continue @
" receive dztis for The months by far tEe
iasesI cheapest most varied and crnpete trgues
roregn and HGfac Manufacture. brought home
lose tine ia e. B n The "a vantage
fuzzy deter t5ilsd lsos. Of ~ s,,saI ,yafce
over COST any and every thJhs the public shan require
1 It hands
All - D - = which must stand rre.e,ineut in
pnlH5 Of stytH. quality and PRICES have n At 4
tress eiouS sacrifice, TUTc- sd exclusively tsh
~ the recent rnpean deportation spetjUn Rooms
rev crkanl zht lcoHiuue 10 he purchased SO loBg
az lie present great money panic in the Esjprn msrk
-t5i exist thereby enabling rqhiic
oe-t and cheapest bargains they possibly wish for
F-ethE fbat to 6numeratc nj! and the
thfUsana different articles which shall awa7 have
HIIu CEMENT theif shah for me SIS iige,
ZION oil Tue lu15c- aud i1dies particularly. h1sg
-'ch more SURPRISINGLY cheap sell them e0l1e
thnes IN Their lice than tbey have before purchase VIZ
l2Uo yards plain. plaid, red black and changea-
Die il silks al shades from 50 per ward UPWARDS
10 e9 yards Fast CoiOred LAWNS from e. ceAts
! upwards.
80 Pieces Blreee Dst.anes, Book swiss, and Barred
pieces Rombazut black, silk and linen warn Paid
usually sold - cent?
1,u00 yards figured, plaid ad plain Muslin DaIsines
Of the latest and most aaciful styles nch We will eel
tor cts per ward usually sold for 20 and to which
We beg particular attention.
Hn pieces best tnsiis, French and American prints
81 the choicest and varied styles
hicb we ~il commence TO give AZ e cts per ard
leJo the Embroidered Linen Cambria iiandkeFchieis
at cents each.
and Wool Undersleeyes: French Collars Under Eandks;
ladies, Gents and CGGrens' hite ard COored
IeRY and tIL YVES. &c. Also large Of Do
MESiiCS, comprising Ticking, heavy all wool and
and Unbeachei double width Shi.fiug haatiu- Ter
which We have paid cash, and which will CHEAP.
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A4EHRCAs sFus 81,
BY 4. SiiIF

sNhe undersigned takes pleasure IN saving Ia tho Gil
81 izeh- q Mineral Point and the travelling y btf..
that ne hes fitted Up his House on iIih Sr,. ia .,
nsi pls-ioe manner fer The dat.on tstya
ers sad bOafdeTs Ills table VIII all seasons Ia sap
piled win the best the market affords nd ru~ iaf -
first class of cooks and walters vii nc earsIsted
Good si@.s and attentive ~ ieTs al al times IN read
mess Tor those WHO have horses.
share Of tie generous patronage O. ihe rUtiz ra
speciiu'iy e"i A. ~IiffF.
Mineral Point. sept Isl, 1855. s9.r
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Oar arrangements are such that always have
on hand, aud stall be Continually receiving daring the
season, dnec ram New YORK, Boston, Pittsburgh, New
'Tlns eDi II Louis Gree -lrS sud sEssFst ,-i;-
IS are Of al hnd aI.d best qualities. wich
promise l. secure the pioic saving least ten per
cent on their purchases
~ Nashonick and Pink Bye Potatoes and all other
Farming Produces taken IN trade.
n R--Renenber the Peoples Cheap Grocery, Cloth
ing. Boot & shoe and Dry Goods SJuIe, Opposite the
County Building.
JAMES ROWAN,
BERN ARD McCLOSKEY.
Pc
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NAL'IafEt4E fEIsNg E0R san.

N8tt3tEs4E fEEENs FOR SAsI
"a fsfHE subscriber offers FOR Sale The FARM on
lsFsIT which he nov restCes, ssiua'ed in The town
isssHx 81 RID &c ~, Iowa c., tanning 90 acres
- ne said Farm Is well wateTeI and tim barcd =
mere Is good frame bvyELLTNG H9Uss. frame Barn.
WITH ont houses and other buildings 100 acres are
under ivnce The Farm is aboEt - mites west OF Risd-
son, and u e2sg Of Ninersl POINT. contains Lead
mineral. ihe Stock rad farming implements WI be
sold win the 3aFm 81 desired There is also = good
orchard on the premises Also, for SALE SO acres OF
good Timber land lie the ViCiuiy OF The Farm For
further Particulars enquire of Wv X s.wPsav n, ihs
hlaSeHay hcuse or OF The subscribe the pr9fsises
RICHARD ISAACs.
Ridceway, March z, 1875 q,atz
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New &oodss


s. ADLER & Co.
NJ OULp respectfully inform the citizens Of M;nere
~ Point, and the Public generally. that they bis v.
charged their location. and that hereafter thev NAV he
found in THOMAS & Co's New Building, nearly oepo
size the Eagle Saloon, Fhere they have opened the lar
gest stock of
SPRING AND SUUrEER GOODS
Ever offered in the West. Come and see cur New
store and New Goods, consisting of a general
assoriu1en and variety of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
READY MADE CLOTHING &c,
Which they enabled sell at cheaper rates than
vas ever before offered in Mineral Point. Among their
STOCK may be fouod the foliowing
Silks Silks. Silks.
China and Japan silks 30 cts yard, Black Brocade
haneeabie and Paid, 80 Black oil Boiled silks
irota 20 cts to S2,eo a yard, A inches wide.
DIR Es - q OBS.
Fine Linen Giughans Plaid Changeabe, &c, New Styie
Embroidered Dresses Bareene de Paris, SIR CAME
and six Tissues De LANES, Barge de LANES, ChaIax
French Jseonet Musins Du Bage, and numerous other
articles OF Dress Goods, too many to mention.
Lawns, warranted sast colors yard vide, 10 yards
CALIco warraned fast colors, Is yards for 81 20.
SHAW is, SHAWLS.
New StHle Sils, Helena and Grgana ShawlS, Crane
-oeha >ierno, Plain and figured Cashmere nd riaaze
ha7Sls al soris OF BLACK, celored Clangeable and
White Grape Sba@iis at 81 50 apiece
N--L5AO lDEl.
;oiiars, Needle work. u II 81 Chemsetfs. d.,
- 5Gn. Under sleeves At 81 cents, Hsntf-
-efchieis from ;2z The fnes Kind OF ace,
heTasctts, fi1t resSt-s sc sc.
Bf'N ELS < FLOW z1hS of tie finest kind
tALPETlAG, frcga 20 CTS. TO 81. LINZ GOODS, Of
ali Kinds.
BED SPREADS Table CLoTHS
Cotton and Linen Hose kfats and Caps.
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
BOOTS < SHOES, Ladies, Gents, Misses, Boys and
Chiidgens VI ear.
CLOTHING, embracing evers thing in the line of
Ready maze articles from Cotton Vest to finest
quality Of Broad cloth uTe-s Goats
lE#Ei.tN-A well selected assortment of everything
called n this market.
naG tG snlFP 20
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New IRoN SroRE.-The attention of those
wishing anything in the line cf Iron IS called TO
advertisement of William Lanyon. He has
good assortment, aud offers to sell on reasonable
terms.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-06
ATTENTION SOLDIERS 4! ~,

In S<oNCREss having passed Law giving to all
-, u pers rs tthe.r widows and Minor children
served in in the United States. l63
OF land the u1ers gued, having had expt
riece in attending to such claius, viii make appca
TONS insure upon favorable terms
Bounty Land caimaGls may be entitled 70. under the
Act n. g. HDFDE y, ATTY at Law.
Mineral Point, March u l7i5. I1.f
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4HA9YL4. 4La-5l1iY-l.a>

We have upwards Cf one thousand black sils Brcsba,
Plsin and Cribd CraPe and several other qualities ali
a5gst SIT Avis, which - i'll commence to sell from
one dollar upwards and 10 which beg particular
.enlI0n
BON IN i is = ON II e IESo
We are Just receiving Up ards of three thousand e
nets ana large amount of Ronnet Satins, Innings, and
ARTIFICIAL Fiowe ali kin Is, and several large OF
kiohons-6eaulItut styieswh Gil specially reserve
or the Ladies at tkeir prices
sZbSs " and @Es:ss.S in great quantities, and
cheaper than the chesPcst-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-06

| ssaoscFiheT has and will keep supply Of choice
In. ne on h2ni through the coming season. tits
CEN. good as can be burned in the west. Price, u
81 oushel Kiln 81 his saw all en- IoIluw Stone.
--' 81 orders from &. W. Cobb, Mineral Point, vii
w prompt Alteration. B. 6. SCOTT
''N Slouer Wis, May 2Sth. 1855. q en-
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PrBLIc ScHooLs-The Public Schools of this
village District No. H. will be opened for three
months term, on Monday the 18th INST [Junel.
]. 4. PLATT, Clerk.