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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-11
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tound IN TuoWAs x cos NV Buidjnr nearI1 on,
lie he Eagle Saloon, where they have opened
gest s,ock OF
srREsG s<ns I7EEEIe GoaDs
Ever ota'ed IN The West. Cine and see our Ne
assortment aud variety Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
READY HARE CSC rEgsxG Sc,
Ehich they arc enqhed TO se at cteaper rates than
vas ever before offered in Mineral Point Among their
stock may be found The ioltosjne:
SILKS Silks! Silks.
China and Japan silks Al 20 yard, Rrocade
= p and =" cls thelaelon SIX a. 10 CTS I'd Italian,
tfonl - cts 10 So 4 yard, i inches wide.
Dsg a. s3n0Ds
Zine IineH Gnsnams Paid Changeabe. &C, Now s. We
I 70 hr'ldered dresses Bargene lie Paris, silt, CAME
tia six fiss'es balanes Barge re LANES, Chalnix,
French JaceEet Musuns, pa Bage and numerous other
articles Of Dress Goods, toe many to mention.
L.AWN7, W raItsd fast coorg yard wide u yards
cALICoE, warranted fast colors lG Yards for 81 90.
SHAWL SHAW Is.
View STYLE Of six, Helena ard oreenda Shas, Grape,
ha Merina, Plain and figured Cashmere md nauze
lace [nl ~ !, .l'-Gk, s"l'red @ihnsta6ie and
White cape SEawlI7 At 81 asjece
lzZ4--5Ee Gid -2-.
oi'ars, Needle work, - ces t. 81 crerisctts, d.
r1H - CTS {" S5an. Juder sleeves a ~ cens, Hand
heH,Ise,fs, tiat res-es sc sc
6.'NNEI- q ROW ass 81 d e finest kid
=. HI us.
BED SPEE,4D& T.HBLE CLOTHS,
Cofto1 etz1 Linen Hase H5ts anu Caps
or EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY
BOOTS < SHOES, Ladies', Gents Misses Bows and
hj'dr-Hs Wear.
CLOTHING, embracing ever thirs. in the line of
'eaay matie artcles, FROM a Cotton t,s t. Ll,, H,e-
lIaEty # Broad cloih IRE gcas
lew EL&N-A well selcced assert u1cat Of ayeryf HING
ale1 tur 10 this market
u36 am rp -
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NAaaA..I.E ia. ross .AII.

"a r{'HE subscriber offers for sale The FARM on
fIsstrf which he resides sitGa' ed n The town
I.aagQ 81 Ridaewey, Iowa co.. containing goo acres.
- in said Farm Is wen watered and brrcd -
There y good frame DWELLING HorsE. frame Barn,
With out LoIs"s and other buildings TO0 acres are
under fence. The Farm about - mites west Aadi-
and II east ~ HiHerzI Point, and
Mineral The stock and farming implements will be
sold with the Farm If desired There - Also good
Orchard tIe premises. Aisp, q acres OF
good Tiuaar iaud in the wciuity Of Farm. For
further particulars enquire ST WIN. r. SsrPsos, the
Rdgevas ttpusc OF the subscriber. premises.
RICHARD ISAACS.
= ars4- 81 "a
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ID 8hE AND BARNES, Manufacturers ofTmproveH
- ~siamaudsr Fire Proof >afes, with poadef proc
u s. Pittsburgh, Pa
aul agent for the above SAFES aud have azsort
r7eut If s{Ees N fnd. which cGgr 2nufacu
prices adding freight Persons in want q Safe can bs
supplied vim very superior articIe lower price
tfaa they san be bought and delivered singly Every
sAte soid = warranted fire Ssd damp proof.
an and examine them. G. w COBB.
Nav 81 Es55
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Valuable Farm for sale,

u ECEETiY occupied 10y AskHxL BxsxETT In the
~ town 81 Waldwiek, viii be sold cheap for cash.
frquiTe % M X REED, Mineral Point or S. b.
Dfi.JET, Dover Iowa co.. WIS
The $ y. %. OF : " n. of sec. -, Town 5, North
Of Range , East,aud : or. Of : qua ter 80,
Town ), Range East.
The above land Is all under good cultivation, good
meadow la-d near by, visa n thrifty O Cbard. good
vel WAFER, and l. situated about - mites
Point, the direct road o GAINESVILLE.
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THIS remedy has won for itself such notorety
from its OF every variety of pulmonary disease,
that 1t Is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
denccs of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulness, and so 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 When tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to climate And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs but for the nilder varieties
of COLDS, CoUGHs, HoARsENEss, &c; and for
CHILDREN it is the plcasantest and safest medicine
that be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that ii
has been, and that the genuine article IS sold by
I'D NJ al Polut T.. j. II. Niyiao, H., and r
y. Fnttufd; g. " Eastman. " -. Flauavil.e: inhn
fPHiIy, Blk Grove y. T Parker. arcaster: New
hal Galt and by all Drug lists very where. 4ru9
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G. AS II S \ STE NJ

he and NIL sell low any c0mretitorn The mar
ket Please cal! examine. No CHARGE for show nc
goods. Is. ALLEN
Mineral Point. October =, ls5t 4stf
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go aud for sale by JOHN MiNOLT.
ssss1 sT~sIE z>sEk F.ssskE
UZ E- T-E K e. -E y
Issued under the SCI cly end authority OF the Uni
verslty FREE AazpI~tsx and PoPrLAe k-0M Lxrtss-
Chartered b. the S4ae o. Pennies yapa, April 1858
piLa of sis't 300 mainly Tor The purpose Of
resting gfis SFERIOrs >oTstIs. 4t.u or surpt-
ing c. n Inu8iIy wita reliable
compete, Physician canao5 1lll moi be employ ed
have 1rcha.ed Or dob K Row lard his celebrated
gOHLASDS TONIC MIXTURE,
nos for upwards Of tweF Eve years The only
and safe care for EEvzR and se and his M 81
uabie rersauy for Bow tosssL sES1 :, RoHland1s
COMPOUND sYgE-P or BIZ CKBERRT ROOT,
which highly approved popHtr fraeies, toa-s he
with he Uniysrstays Remedy Tor Complains Of tn
h ITpiverstys Rens-y for Dyspepsis or indigestion
rn yTaiva--ityrs Remedy Tor CcstiTe Bowels.
A., 1hs University Almanac may BE- had al the
ofelle'' l'a' SAMUEL COLLEY.
VT. STONE Wis Nav 3, 1855 tm27
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asuoEs EogA D-5 bbIs Goodwin &
- Marry' spanish snix d foTsslest COBbis.
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BACON.
T,IGHT THOUSAND los. Bacon of excellent quality,
T. on hand aud for either 81 the Cask or st retail
for cash by :. COT1.EY.
Yellow tone Wis Nay 80, 1875 q SIN
yVygFsACGO.-40 Boxes Chewing and smoking To-
II bscco. For sale ct GEO. w. CUBB'S.
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Hats & Caps.

pEEBE'> FAN style Hats, and all variet es OF
- caps, Just received by T. : ALikN.
oct. IL, lS53
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EsEnTCTsoS or PRICES:

EsEDTCTEoS oE PRICES:
H0LLCHtY'S PILLS hE1 OINTMENT.
F5HE> Medicines will be sold throughout the
l. states al The following prices:
Small Pos or Box, - cents ms cad ~ ?. =
Medium do. do. GA - FIX
Large do. do. ST 81 81
Professor Holloway Manufactures a Maiden
Lane, New York and pa strand i.upd.n
Gtgss.se zs8E =. yEgE.ASsF~-I5 Buls 10
- halt Bbis 10 Ten cal. dgs superior sugar House
syrup Holasses. just rec lat GEO. " COBB's.
E<,c AIRS. $500 ct.ciee gegalia aud Principe CT
Z. j gars- for sale at COBB'S
EboEE H. on h. nd Z n6 fosss!o ty
GEO. w. CO.'S.
= I'VE GEESE EEAEEEERs-se lbs. for
a sale at COBB'S.
ggsCE~-~-o pounds pyi5re forsale
ga GEO. w. COBB
9<oE. DE~ SYEkE E'-20 4 Rbls and 10 Gal Kegs
z ~ ius1 received At GEO CGBB'S,
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Just Arrived.
SPRING { SUMMER GOODS

rayINGr received nv SpEs Il e. stock off. eny,S
III deem advisable for the benefit of the r1nhf II
NIKE known few of the leading articles by way
fcst II, they can be in par e 10 !ize ~
9tacrn az stock keep AID The great amount which
~ Il~iHg the hort 50 ice of year. NJ stock col
l.ts N part of he following:
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
READY Tg.saE CE.orrssxG 80
SILKS Silks ! Silks I!

Which they arc enahlsd 10 seli AT cteaper rates
vas ever before offered in Mineral Point. Among
stock may be fauHt The following:
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I'd. Y o.

o59assored colored and quality Goats,
2nH pairs assorted cashmere and sattinet Pants,
III assorted quality and caiored Vests,
Red ianuel and striped Shirts. &c. 4 sc.
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TRAVEL.
For Baltimore
The cars leave daily at and s16 A. M, and and
A For Alexandria. -
The Washington and Alexandria boat leaves
Pages Wharf, Seventh street. hourly. Fare five cts.
For Rockville.
The stage leaves every morning at o'clock Fare
81. Office, corner Of ID and 9Th streets.
For Upper Marlboro',
y The stage leaves every morning at o'clock Fare
VI co. Office, northwest corner OF ID and Sth SITS.
For Gordonsusile.
The cars leave Alexandria daily, at TX o'clock Sor
Gordonsville and intermediate places.
.4f For Richmond
The boat leaves the wharf at the terminus Of 18th
street daily at A. NJ, and s o'clock, p. NJ Fare
IS co.
For Lees5uYy.
The stage leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day. Office, United States Hotel
California Steamers.
The regular mail steamers leave New York on the
9th and goth Of each month. Persons desirous Of
writing from this city should mail their letters
the Sd and 18th of each month.
The Post Office.
The Northern and Eastern Mail is opened at 8
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The Great Southern Mail is opened at 8 A. M, and
closes at M The Southern Mail, as far South as
M, closes at p. M.
The Northwestern Mail is open at half past P. NJ
closes at 8 p M.
The Western Mail is open at O'Clock A. NJ, closes
at tBP. M. eg
The Norfolk Mail arrives at IL o'clock p M., closes
at Z. M, daily, except Sundays.
The California Mail, direct closes here on the 3D.
and 18th of each month, at Q p M
Warrenton Mail arrives at IL A. NJ closes at 10
A. M ~
WarTenton Springs arrives at II A. M, closes at
Rates of Postage:
Each halfounce, under 5000 miles, prepaid, cents
unpaid, cents.
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All printed matter in general-anywhere in the
First three ounces cent
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II not prepaid, double these rates.
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Fl First three ounces cent.
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Fractions over single rate are charged as one
rate.
Periodicals, in the sense used above, publica-
tons issued once in three months, or oftener."
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Jan. is, 1858.
Total.

The expenses at the cemetery, Including the
priests charge Of 81, were $40 90. Mass at the
church, and undertaker's fees, &C., reached $50
more.
An Trishman died in Albany, not long ago, who
had deposited over $500 in the Savings Bank, al
though he lived in great apparent indigeuce. No
sooner was he dead than grand wake and bu-
rial was decided upon, and il cost his family over
$l20 to get his body into the ground. The liquor
drunk at the "wakc cost S42, and there was n
charge for four sympathizcrs," who were hired to
make lamentations for the departed---to wall and
howl over his dead body. The coffin, the carria-
ges, aud the masses amounted TO a round sum.
And so Pat was "decently buried ~ Presbytoridts.
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sCincinnati

FRANKLIN PIERCE 4 BAD NAME.--The Cincinnati
Commercial, Of Wednesday, says:
Intelligence was received at the United States
custom-house yesterday, stating that the name Of
tho steamer Franklin Pierce had been changed 20
Texana by a special act of Congress. The reason
assigned for changing the name was that the boat
had always been unfortunate, and, having passed
into new hands, her present owners were desirous
Of a new name, and more favorable reputation for
the boat. The bill was Of course, signed BY Pre-
sidcnt Pierce
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Decenfly Buried.

A person Of inferior degree recently died in Ro-
chester. He had triAe over 800 in the Savings
Bank. His wife directed that this should be with
drawn when he died, in order to secure him n de-
cent burial" The money was taken out, and ssl %
we're expended upon the "wake and the funeral
The Democrat gives the following +" bill Of items
for the expenses Of the wake :"
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- ment Of Red and White Ash, s5cbuylkI, and
Lehigh Coal OF various sizes, is prepared TO furnish
his customers and citizens generally that will favor
him with call, clear Of dust, carefully weighed and
promptly delivered, from quarter Of ton and up
wards
Also on hand good article of Cumberland, lump,
and blacksmith Coal with quantity Of oak and pine
Wood, at regular prices
Office corner Of Seventh street and Mass. avenue.
jan 15-eo1m j. HUNSBERGBR.
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Read, and be NiseI a

HNHE Celebrated German and Indian
u Physicians, Doctors BROTHERS X GRAY,
have finally concluded TO settle themselves in the city
over in search Of knowledge, and having spent
years among the Indians for the purpose Of getting
a thorough knowledge Of botany, they iatter them
selves qualified TO alleviate and cure all complaints
10 which the human family are subject. We hatter
ourselves that without asking a question, we will
tell all who frvor with call their complaints and
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The WEBsrER EsTATE.--The real estate Of the
late Hon. Daniel Webster, in Marshfeld, is to be
sold at auction on the nth of March next. 1t
will probably be bid in by the heirs
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AFRICAN DISCOVERIES.

Discoveries are daily making in regions beyond
what was denominated the frontier. Among 9TH
ers, travellers have arrived from the Zulu county. In
some places it was fertile and beautiful, with vege-
tation luxuriant in others the land was barren
with not q tree to be seen for miles. The chief
food of the inhabitants is milk, rice and sweet
potatoes,
In one place a party of travellers came to the
kraal of one of the principal Zulu chiefs styled by
the natives En- Corzan. Here they were hospita-
bly, entertained for four days. Corzan. the chief
rejoiced in the possession of teenty lcipes, all Of
whom were daily dismissed to the labors Of the
field, except one favorite dark beauty, who seemed
exempt from this unfeminine occupation. A cup
bearer, too, figured at the festive board, reminding
the travellers of Pharaoh and tie kings Of anci.
ent times, q tall, stalwart native. whose head was
bound with a large blue shawl. in Oriental style.
The natives use black earthenware cups. These
cups were so beautifully glazed and of such curl
Gus Workmanship that the travellers were surprised
to find that they were manufactured by the ma
ives. About enc hundred of these yassals wer,
summoned upon one occasion and dispatched 4
hunt bufaloes. Large crops Of mealy, sweet pota
toes, and Cafire corn were, seen, rs we'll az i'm
u mense quantities of sugar cane,
@ Discoveries of considerable magnitude have bee,
i made, throwing light upon the geography Of tn
interior OF Africa. The great lake. discoyere
" about ayear since in Southern Africa. though re-
y ceiving the waters Of several rivers, has no cutie
s to the ocean. North Of this lake, about scye