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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

DEuDCED BEICESi--5O LBS. BAGGAGE FREE -rEg
cents per 10 on extra expenses nsas 81 tne
ishuus for .steersge passeogegr hours fsuDi
by Panama Railroad Through fr Califsrnl
via Panama halroAd--ihs Uniei States Mall Ste lnslp
Company Will despatch 10. Aspinws ihn dsy, Dec 2
at O'Clock r. precisely from pier foot Of Warren stree
North the veil know and fast rtasm hip ILLINOIS
Capt s. BogRs u Navy. Passengers aud msis viii bs
forwarded by Panama Railroad and Pan,ms with
Tie Pacific Mall eamebp Companys magnificent n,bp
GoLbtk AGE j. Watkins co nnaander, which Will be Ia
readiness and aye Immediately Fgsnosco. tbs
he Informed hs. the NJ \. y. Go. al have
extra sic aners lying Mt Panama rclty for avoid
possible detention az pAsses mails For o,ssags
apply To W. kAYMOkD al the only Office VI the companies
No az West street, corner WAr.ez, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

LlRsT CLIPPER FOR SAN FaAN1ISCo--G0ARAH
teed sail betore Saturday 2M De ember instant
lhe splendid hrsi class clipper ship fYANAY, sowc,
s receiving her cwao at pier kaa river, acd WILL
positively ta above Slippers particularly useJ
10 Writ the Flyaws and Inc ct tie strpet and
eeU clipper, but IA the United States. and judge
her ability land her Ia advance
Offering The small capacity OF tne shp and
render cartaln she Will nnis loading
Saturday 18TH before which time shippers will please
complete cir and hand In their bills NJ lsng
for signature.
SUTTON 4 co. So South street corssr of Wall
b. The ships Of This line iske1no freight Aer he day AL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11
FOR SALE.

ITO RE DISPOSED OF AT GREAT sAGRfFI0E-A
porter house doing good business with stocx, futures
household furniture and QUOT ground attached for $40
baltic run At rent Of " per month Reason or .slnge
the going South. Apply 10 GEtJHaE SAh-
1oS halfway Houre Myrtle avenue between Ryerson and
Grau veuue Hrfsok lSu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

A CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNE CAN BE SEt 'URCD
~ at 20 Ann street. Nassau by the purchase of
best poultry butter and fruit stand the city Of New York
WAINWRIGHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

DRUG STORE FOR sALR--SITUATED IN A VERY
~ popuious ghborhood up town q tbs principal
avenues good opportunity for druggist physician For
particulars address apply 10 Druggist lG Wess Thr six
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

i,HE Liver POOL AND PHI. ADnI.P ia STEAMSHIP
Company ~ Tend sailing their fayorte lDahips
Gay or BALTIMORE q s67 tpGs, Capt Robsrs Lech.
glI1 or WAsBlsGlOk, 1850 tons, CAPT wm. Wylia
CiIY OF MANCHESTER, 2iiv tyrs, Capt T.. y. Petrie
ss.ocn. so, SIS rnd SO, according 70 ntaie rooms
iioied number ~ h casa viii be taken
rom Philadelphia and liverpool aud ,oaid 10 pfoghsors.
F,ou fhusdept 40 From liverpool 80"
Parties Wishing 10 bring ont heir friends OBTAIN ssrdE
OF pssssge draft. liverpool sisrlins
AID upwards- Apply 70 JOHN u. DALE, agusL
IL Walnut street. philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

(NOR CALIFORNIA GRE Vt REDUCTION OF FARES
fifty lbs Of baggage free; all ton cents per h.
Days sailing changed 10 9th and 24h Of each nonh New
York and California -team,hp Lnc Transit Com
OF Nicaragua Through In advance of tn
ma70O niles shorter Than other route. rhe spendl
double engine lmhip NORTHERN LIGHT, 2.5Jj tons
then capian Ihklcp.nsh will leave pier No. North riysr
al Oc.ock + NJ, for Punta Arenas. Monday becsmbcr
"a Tb5 connecting with die steamship Corea, 1905
bu lep the Nicaragua 1sns having br eslse
miles Of land transportation by first class Carriages.
The propre.crs he punhc tia, he linus
Is entire fire.. disease aud lln tie political trnucs u
Nicaragua have eoed PeAoe has been made between te
,cnendpg parties and not The sgh'ct interruption 10 the
transl betw the nosd be app chsndei.
For Information passage apply only W CHARLES MOB
GAN gent No. Bowling Green Stamped letters taken for
Ga cents each
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DuCkLFYs sYRfSkDERe 6s9 BBoADwAy.-GRRAr
ID snrcest 6dsns ApIlan,e, etciiug Laughter anf
rrowc,d huuttr, 10 ~in.ss the dnefp tragedy u
sIilIkIea AND tax DiNAu.
VIII oh viii he evening this wect, sto Ne rrk
horse RsEcppa shd wtndsfiui fcAis nighuy.
hfGao nlNsTREisY
bishop nftry In his ORGY al iokrs ard wliielsms
Concert commence nj y oeoes Ahmis.son Is esntA
4 AURA EFFkEs ysHIkIiEi. LAFABdE nUfLD.
i . Hrt~dwaN. Nond street
TIL efah stmrn' .fr having been sompaaly renovaisa
III. tasteful manner, viii ba opened
HhfkHbEk ~
Win A fUwhuFtf. COMPANY OF DRAMATIC
AH1l.1EA
fhs hE hc,t reputation fsn prntipa lcsrcs ~ TIN
aXkEfR asa guRnrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

A usrRALIA PIONEER LINE CAHRYI69 fUE UEi
~ ted S,ais1 Ma1be fAs sailing ship CYNTHIA Tor Ne
sUnne. having half hr cargo positively engaged prepared
70 freight Moderate te ma East rvsr a.
pied for early. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

DAGUERREAN GALLERY FOR SALE-rHE OLD AND
~ well established daguerreotype and ambruype gallery
0 Eowery, is offered for SALE the prophet uong West
ard will sell the above named gallery reasonable terms
seLtr With al The fixtures for taking daeuerreoypes ambro
types &c. This gallery has the largest kylgh In the city,
and Gro water in each For farther information ap
ply nj The gallery. q. ID. HUNT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-11

GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE-FOR SALE. AN OLD
a established brooklyn express route this is OF
Oldest lines running and has good OF
tom work. will pay smart one hundred slts
e'ory viii be given for song For further
ocllaI a0dress s. h. NJ boz lGl Herald Office.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
CHAPTER SECOND.
OF DISTRACTIONS ne STREETS AVID sIpE.wl


snclNO sign awning hing shall be placed the
public the the side walk
mo shed shall beyond the side walk, be less than
in n
barrel o
GOODS goods
walk a IS han sev fee in the
main 4 -four
vz-igh Ridge
o from
grounds; 'front.'
and STRAIGHTFORWARD
o available of lie
SEC 6o fence shall be permitted encrOach alley within the
For the of erecting repairing buildings half the
or ecto9s are ia progress simultaneously opposite sides OF the street. within
third of the width the Provided
shall public
bic
dedtsu
at all n
SEC 9S walks shall be kept clear
also n
of
regulations, shall
additional
SIhe Board of Trustees also by signed by three the Board
counersnei
obstruction, the delinquent,
in 'front.'
of their respective caused by the of their
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
CHAPTER THIRD.
CT NUISANCES


Of posse
leastfo or evon,t
r at death
in
be offensive prjudical o public
10
the public
4No
OF andth
the
0 o he same
se Any who shall violate the foregoing Of this chapter
Of five dollars for each and offence ard the ad penalty five dollars
negle or eiu
6In refusal not known
in
aI
add
Streets be
OF dollars each and
SEC ony who shall the without hchng
n be
subject dollar
of
jack who shall kor who
in fort
shall
stallion of
enot essth
dollars
stallion which be
be
for each and stallion shall pa
permitted
whether such be actually
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
GENERAL CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF MINERAL POINT
Apn1L I'd, A. D. lS55.
CHAPTER FIRST.
OF PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE.

be
in in all
to o
20 wIhout
also
dollars shall
who shall o.
subject to penalty FIVE dol each ndev
An
charge works
shall be subject
and
usve for that isolated position building and location be
Board of
exceeding twenty pounds shall be kept without the building,
occupied
no
violating
powder shall be dollars
dollars
TO
all
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
RESCLvHS

Resoired, First-That the Board
Shall meet monthly on the first Non5.. iIastTees
month, at such time and place as tbav !. N zach
nate Special meetings may be calIei a u'dy desig.
by notice IN writing, signed by two =. = :, any tine
tees, and served upon the other three Tue ,ue lrGs-
IN town, giving at least "a hours MOI. uS'ees if
ice to be served by the clerk, BY rea5r sueh no.
be placed on file o"uins, and 70
Resotred, Second-That the foreu,;,..
for the government of the village he SIIllhances
that all previous ordinances (excenf sI ped, ard
to the construction of side walks or - as relate
ing or vaeatlng of streets or allevsI h Ie open
to take effect Immediately upon due M. repealed
hcatton, IN pursuance OF the charter WI ol pub
ReSofyed Third--That 200 comics or -,
gong Code of Ordinances be pubIisbe5 nc lore
pets, for general circulation. III pam.
Attest A-MpLE,
JosEPu IT C,,nx I'll. President.
l, Joseph Fl Clary, Clerk of the Road
tees Of the Village of Mineral Point a. u iTas
certify that the foregoing General CoIa ~ hereby
ances and the above Resolves We're 49,, Vidn-
SAID Board, unanimously, on the sero ,,,I y the
April A. ID. 1885, fall board of Trps,oo. Uay Of
present and voting oelns
JOSEPH II. CLARy
Ctk B0ard Tryee..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
CERASCERY SALE.

henTy Lehman Us. james DOane
NTO1ICE is hereby given that by virtue Of order
- and decree Of The Circuit Court OF Iowa County
Wisconsin, in ChanccTy made and entered n said Court
on the 18TH day OF March, A ID. 1885, certain cause
pending befo said Court, wherein Henry Lenshan Is
complainant and James DOane is defendant, and upon
the authority given in said order and decree, viii
sell at Public Veudue TO the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, Saturday, The 18th day Of May
ID. 1885, between the hours OF nine O'Clock A and
the setting Of tie OF said day, the front deer
of the Court House IN the town of Mineral Point 10 sara
county all the right, tile and crest OF ie said deen
ant which he had therein at the date OF the Mortgage
in said order and Decree mentioned in and to The o
lowing deserted lands 30 vtThe south west quarter
OF the north quarter of Section number three ~
and the south east quarter OF The north east quarter
Section number three 81 township nun Der four -
north, of Rance number tt, - east, Containing eisty
acres, also, the south east quarter of the south wes
quarter of Section thirty five. 49, in township nnfnber
81 north, of Range mum Der two, III east, situated
in Iowa county, State of Wisconsin
The shove sale VIII be made TO satisfy the OF two
hundred aud twenty six dollars and sixty five cents me
sum decreed by the said Court TO be due by sad de-
PENDANT said complainant tor principal and Etefeo on
said Mortgage Also TO satisfy the costs 0f Court ana
sale, and accruing interest
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff
lows Co, wis.
Conn & MEssMoRE. Sol'rs. for Compt. - ~
Sherifs ofice Mineral Point, March 30 ls5'' lo"Z''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
D@eetgoU an NeGoS..
ARRIVAL oF THE BALTIC.
New York. AnriI

New York, April 6.
The Baltic left Liverpool on the afternoon of
the oath, and reached her dock here little before
one O'Clock.
The Gar Alexander had made several mild
speeches to the diplomatic body, bat strong to the
army. On the whole his language was interpre-
ted in a pacific sense. The first of the four points
which had been unanimously agreed to by the Vi
emma Conference, read as follows:
..5ciition of the exclusive protectorate of Rus
STA in Moldavia and WaiIachia The privileges
accorded 10 those Provinces by the Sultan being
placed under the Government OF the Five Powers.
The latest dispatch from Vienna, dated Friday
evening. says: The Conference is proceeding fa>
vorably. The second point is settled, or will be
to morrow.
1t must be repeated, that the question of Peace
or War is not decided, until the third point is set
tied
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
telegraphs. under date OF Friday evening"
News from Vienna appears 10 be favorable for
peace and at Paris people are disposed to believe
that the Conference will be attended with happy
result
Count Nesselrode, it is believed, will proceed
10 Vienna when the negotiation becomes critical
The new Gar gave strong evidence of abiding
by the plans traced out By his father, and that he
would make concession.
Rumors were current of new basis OF arrange
ment. including the freedom of the Baltic sea, the
opening Of the Danube, and the erection of Turk
ish Notifications in Asia
Nicholas death announced in Sebastopol
on the 9th Of March. An Anglo French Squads
ron of 25 steamers their way 10 Genoa
10 embark Sandman troops for the Crmea. Odes-
sa advces of the 1Ith state that Prince Menchi-
kof died of fever at Smpheropol, but the news is
considered doubtful.
The Russians had sunk more ships of war in
the harbor OF Sebastopol.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11


NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an ordi
"a and decree Of the Circuit Court of lows CCmny,
Wisconsin Churery. made and entered IN sara Coas
on the I9lh day of March, A. D. 1885, in certain cags
pending before said Cot,s, wherein Sampson Ah9he =
complainant and Robert Cooking is defendant and upo
the authority given ia laid order ard decree ~
sell at Public Nendge 20 tire highest and pest d ioe n
cash in hand on Saturday. the 10Th day OF Way, ~
1855 between the hours Of nine oclock a. VI. E.N -
setting OF the sun, p NJ. Of said day. al the from 49,
of the Court House, the town of Mineral f0n1 a
said county, all the right title and interest OF inc 80
defendant or which he hid therein at The dse " ~
Mortgage in said order Nd decree, mentioned IL
tn following described land to wit The equai nsr
yided one of the north half of the north "est
ter, the equal undivided one-hah OF me We
of the south west quarter of Section NUMBER p p,a
49, in township number eight, a., norm, OF Hns
number five, 81 east, situated in the county Vi wv
and state of Wisconsin. ,-, NJ
The above sale will be made 10 satisfy me ,-asd
seventy nine dollars and forty CENTS the SUM aid
By the said Court be due by said detendAt ~
complainant, Sor principal ard interest on ssu and
gage Also 10 satisfy the costs OF Court anu -
acc-Y3ing inte,esf LEVI STERLING, Shern
Iowa Co, WIS.
Conn Z. MEssMoRE, Sol'rs for Complt- Son
Sherif7s Office, Mineral Point, March ~ io''- -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
IOWA CoUNTY-OFFICIAL
ELECTION RETURNS.

On the Sd inst, the Democrats carried Dubuque,
Iowa by about 800 majority
At Davenport, Iowa, the Prohibitory Liquor
Law had 1870 majority.
At St. Louis, the entire Know Nothing ticket
was elected King, for Mayor. had 600 major
ity. The liquor shops were closed during the day
and no disturbance occurred.
At Columbia S C., Mr. Arthur, Know Nothing,
was elected Mayor by 100 majority.
JANEsvIILE-Dimick elected Mayor, over A
Hyatt Smith, by eco majority and for the Coun-
Gil the Temperance ticket is elected throughout.
At Cleveland, the Know Nothing ticket was
elected on the I'd inst. Castle, K. n. was elected
Mayor over Wood, Dem, by some 500 majority.
The Know Nothing ticket also succeeded in
Columbus
At Ssndusky. the Sag NIGHTS (Say Nothings,)
elected their Mayor and all the Councilmen save
one The same party succeeded in Sauduslly
township
Commemorative vote for Governor stood
Ingham, DEM $4,000; Miner. K. n, $4,000;
Dutton, Wing and Free SOIL 1000. -Four Know
Nothing Congressman elected. l9 or 90 of the
81 Senators and $50 Representatives Gan over
whelmlnS maJoriy) are hhoW No'hhSs-thus
ensuring Miners election for Governor.
Hoppin Know Nothing, is elected Governor of
Rhode Island Durfee and Thurston, Know No
things, are elected TO Congress.
Neal Dow, K n. and Temperance, was elected
Mayor of Portland on the Sd inst.
At the municipal election at Annapolis, the
Know Nothing ticket was elected by an average
majority of 9I3.
At the charter election at Adrian, Mich, the
entire K n city and ward tickets were elected by
from ? to 400 majority.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
~ nsomaTE-soNy 90. CnURT.

IN The matter OF the Estate of JOHN HALLowELL decd.
" reading AID Cling the petition OF George Robbins.
~ OF the CuGny Of Iowa aud State Of Wisconsin, rep
Fessniing among ether things, that lie 7ih day
Apl A. D. Pot the said deceased contracted convey
20 him. said petitioner the premises known as The North
west quarter Of the North west quarter Seccn num-
Der inree, . IN township Egnber seven. IL, NORTH
"fh@" number i've, o. east, OF the Fourth princrpg
neril'ar; and claiming that he, The said petitioner
emitted 10 convex OF said premises and praying
That Joshua Rhodes. Administrator Of said Estate.
authorized and directed by decree Of his Court to
ana execute convey aEce 81 said premises him, The
saiu IS ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge Of this Court the day
A ID 1919, al the Probate Office in Mineral Point in said
county. And is further ordered that notice thereof
De published for six successive weeks, prior said day
OF hearing, in the - Mineral Point TTi6un- weekly
newspaper printed and published 1t Mineral Point IN
said county. l.. N. STRONG, County Judge.
Dated March b. 4. ID 1879. 6wl7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

Important 10 EmpiioH Claimants A pri-
vate despatch from Washington, the 9th of March
states that on the being presented to him for
his opinion, the Commissioner ofthe General Land
Office decided that under no circumstances will a
party jumping the " claim" of another, be per-
mtted to obtain title thereon under the pre-
emption law. This decision will operate as a
damper on a regiment of scoundrels who have
been practising this Jumping" exercise 10 the det
rment of the peace and good order of coma fdc
settlers on the west of the Mississippi-S, Paul
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
CHAPTER FIVE.
OF DIsORDERLY HOUSES.

Amy
donnoes shall P
be
subject penalty ten dollars
o omm
dollars o to
of
soon grocery hotel or foregoing provisions
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

HolIotUays Pills -For the Cure of Sick Head
ache Bile, and Weak and Disordered Stomachs.-
These wonderful Pills have been the means of re-
storing to health many persons pronounced incur
able by the faculty in the Union, well as abroad
They may be taken with perfect safety, and a GER
tainty of etIectjng cure, by persons suffering
from general debility, sick headaches, diseases of
the stomach bile or liver complaints, and those
who are predsposed to dropsy cannot more
efIectua remedy than Holloways Pills. for acting
as they do upon the main spring of life, disease
cannot easily resist their influence. Their effect
is mild yet speedy, and family medicine they
are unequaled
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

Horrible Tragedy in Washington Ca man
named VIM. Resner. residing in Wayne, Wash
ington Co, Friday morning last, shot his moths
erin-law through her head, killing her instantly
and then shot his father-inlaw through the throat
mortaly woundng him, after which he put an IN
Simultaneous end to his own existence by shooting
himself through the head 1t seems that Reisner
had previously had difficulty with his wiies IA
Their and mother, caused by his infdelity 10 his
wife, and also by reports that he had wife still
living in Germany.
The Washington County Organ of Saturday
says:
This morning Reisner father-in-law was
still living, but he cannot long survive. A hole
was dug in the ground, and Reispers remains
were thrown therein, like those OF a dog, no coffin
or shroud being used Mil Free Dem.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
Mineral Point, March Z,


IN PROB GO. COURT.
In the matter of the Estate of gLLES deceased
ON reading and fling the petition Of Marcus Sturde
~ want, OF the COuGty Of iowa aud State Of Wscon.
sin setting FORTH among other things, that Weston Mel
lem late OF i1e town OF Pulaski in the Comfy Of Iowa
and safe of Wisconsin, died ntestate leaving goods,
ehatte5 and estate within this County, and paving
ad Illustration Of SAIL Estate be to him rauled-tis
ordered that said petition be heard before the Judge
this Court Tuesday tie FIRST day MAY, D. i,5S
at the Probate office III Mineral Point, said COUNTY OF
Iowa And it IS further ordered that notice thereof be
given to ali persons interested, by publishing cory Of
this order Tor three successive weeks prior 10 said dsy
OF hearing III the 9" Mineral Point Tnbunen weekly
newspaper printed and published at Mineral Point in
said county l. M. STRONG, County Judge.
dated March 81 1000. 3wlg
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
CHAPTER FOURTH.
OF ANIMALS RUNNING At LARGE.

SEcEvery dog suffered shall be
the
2No bitch shall be allowed lin
land
stable to kill such slut bitch and killed ne
Trustees suitable
whose duty shall be to all sell
Saturday
OF detention and sale holding the balance
Any
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
ARRIVAL oF THE BLACK WARRIOR.


LATER FROM CUBA-THE REIGN OF TERROR.
New York. April 3.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived this p NJ
with Havana dates to the 2Sth ut The L. S
Steamers Princeton and Fulton Were at Hevanna
all well The latter was to sail for Norfolk on
the 3Ist.
additional arrests had been made at Havanna-
among them Don Carlos Asto the manager of
Bank of Savings and wealthy banker whose
only offences are believed to have been expressions
of sympathy for Pinto.
Col Robertson, acting IT, S Consul, is under
stood TO have dissented in such strong terms to
the trial of Estrampes as to have induced the Cap
tain General TO refer the matter TO the Spanish
Minister at Washington before CARRYING the sen.
tence into execution
TIE jails teee fail Of prisoners
An announcement had gone forth that six com
panes OF coIored Militia will be established at
Havana
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

The WORLDS FAIR, OF ALI NATIoNs-Among
the noticeable things exhibition at the Crystal
Palace, we saw a contribution OF NeU Pills, from
the laboratory of DR.. J. c. Aver, the author OF
the widely known and valued CHERRY PECToHIAL.
As ii is against the express regulations of the Pal
ace. to admit any quack medicines, this fact shows
that his remedies are not placed in that category
by the authorities. Indeed. We have before known
that his Pictorial was highly appreciated by SCI
entfc men, and have seen lately that his Pills are
held in great estimation by those deeply learned
in the healing art-Irue Refornler Hqss.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
MADISON 1EEEEAE. FIRE INSURANCE
COMP NY,

THIS responsible Company offers SUPERIOR indure.
menls 10 those desiring INSURANCE upon nv 81.
ling Houses, Barns aud cut buildings, against Loss BY
FIFE Farmers risks and isolated Dwelling Houses
being the only kind Of property This Company insues
Persons having this class OF properly w readily sppr,
ciate the advantages wh!th this Company shords.
JOHN TbAY, Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point. Marrh 10. LII. 10
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11
CHAPTER SIX.
OF LICENSING EXHIBITIONS.


int of exai
ohe
dollars
6luon
one
subject penalty dollars
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

PRosEcUTIsG TELEsBApu Co.--Hollison &
Son, of Richmond Va, have brought suit against
the Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Co.
for SIT 900 damages, in consequence Of an error
in a dispatch. They ordered 500 bales of cotton,
and the operator made it $500.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for April, is received
The present number contains an excellent steel
engraved Portrait Of the beautiful and unfortunate
Mary, Queen of Scots,-an interesting sketch of
her life, and numerous other excellent articles,
fully sustaining its well-earned and widespread
reputation.