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TERMS CASH.
Never bcfo,e has there been such an opporiu-
nifty OF purchasing Pianos, either as regards price
or variety. Our present stock being ruiiy twice
as large as any other Ia the country; aud our Pr
amos are we'll known 10 be from the Bssr makers
OF the Union.
Our friends In Cincinnati will understand the
reason OF this extraordinary reduction In prices.
Those living at q distance are Informed that tho
extremely stringent state OF the nancy market /.
the cause of our thus Offering fret class instrl-
ments al these rates.
SMITH & NIXON.
Plano Hall, No. 7Gi West Fourth st. near Vine,
Cincinnati. d. July 81 ,5ily
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IL II = EtBLlO.
This f. to certify that. In June last. WIS
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera; and was
soon, ms my physician states In collapsed
state. | had remained in this state some two
hours, when my physician infoime my i.m-
and friends that could not possibly b :,
aud strictly forbid my wife permitting an,
one giving me any medicine or nourishmrnt
whatever, us II would only hasten my death
AT this timeMr. Forsha came to see me, and
brough, with him a bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, end asked
permission Of my vile TO use II on me, as he
thought Il would Immediately give ease. I
was immediately applied. and In less than ten
minutes was restored, and was in a warm
perspiratiOs. prior to which time my extremi-
ties were cold. a clammy sweat was on my
face and head. After the use Of two other
bottles Of The same medicine. was entirely
lieved Of all distress, aud in a few days was
restored 10 health.
! would most cheerfully and heartily rec
ommend this BALM 70 all who are afflicted
In similar way. have also used II In
other diseases. and have found IL a most
excellent remedy. l do not think II can be
toohighly recommend.
JOEL KIRBY.
] do hereby certify that the above certif-
cate 10 correct. and the statement Of the
physician made to me IL true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
CincInnati; Dec, 9Th, Is49.
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1O3 NEW nP PIANOS
Christmas and New Years. Presnnfsi

Christmas and New Years Presentsl
vYYE Offer Tor sale from now until Feb. Is, ID,
w the above pumber 81 New Rosewood Plan.
os, nj lower prleca than have ever before bs,cn
known In thu United States. East or We ~
follows;
Extra carved Louis 18th, carved tops,
Nc, manufacturers price "A Boston,
5000, for sale each Ht................ 500.
5 Full earvea Louis iilh, oclayes, Bos.
ton price $3.50, for sale. each Mt 49,. 45O.
Carved Louis 18th style, octaves,
bosion Price $500. for sale, each at. 4iO.
Louis lith 81, 10, "a and7 ocia,es, New
York prices ss50 10 $40 each, for sale
q. ...;;................s $3.50 70 40.
30 Pull oop're Pianos. some extra hand.
some, with carved cases, DC, usual
prices $3.50 10 $780,. .......ai es75 TO 31j.
IS or various styles. from q To Z octaves,
usual prices sst5 1, 37s: for sale at
........... sI0o, si9s, $500, s2i0 aud 2s0.
Il FILL wrihen Warranfee qiren with
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
ClN'TI. ADVERTISEMENTS
DIR. FORSHA'S
Alternative Balm,
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER
NAL USE.

n BALM fOh ENEh1 WOONDf
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER
NAL USE.
This balm is warranted to re
lieve all Rheumatisms, Strains in
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
StoE: CHI, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever.
Ike reason why this balm reaches all thes
cases Is because II reduces inflammation, and
rnoses he secretous and nervous system
into uction. This power lie owing to the
peculiar combination. Of medical properties
without their being neutraIized. The medi
cine Is perfectfully safe. not containing any
deadly poison, or mineral. II will, II used
freely. act Immediately upon the liver. and
: all other secreetive organs.
Read the following Certificates.
Certificate of DR.. J. Il. Jordan, late Resident
Physician o(the Fourth Street Cholera Hos
piial.
can cheerfully recommend the Alternative
Balm to the public knowing as l do, that II is
an excellent article. used II with good
effect in Cholera. during my late connection
with the Fourth ST., Cholera Hospits In tkIe
city, in case of cramps pains In I
stomach aud bowels. | also used IL Ia case
cf inflammation OF the kidneys with the hap.
piesteiIect. From my knowledge pitts vir-
ues. in tn. above diseases and others, In
which have used ii, have no hesitancy in
! pronouncing II superior TO any medicine
hitherto offered to the public with which
have become acquainted, and would cheer
fully recommend IL to the public.
JORDAN, NJ.
Cincinnati, Sept. lst le49.
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uyArCH AND CLOCKs-wH. pAwscs
w lendcrs his services 70 the citizens Of brook.
vile and vicinity, In the capacity of watch ana
CLOCK Makerand repairer-makinf and mendtnG
Jevelry, sc. Long experience and strict pupees-
slity are HE recommend atoms. khop three deoD
Nortb OF the post once. jyss.fs5o 3I-u
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~ E r NJ S

When paid during the year. -
When paid in advance, y
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Glass J-Mechanical Products Con-
tinued.

tluueu.
For tho best specimen Edge Tools, silver cup 5
Cd best 2
For the best specimen ofcablnet furniture" 3
For the best specimen OF Iron Castings, 3
For the best specimen OF cooperage, tight ware,
silver cup
For ihs bes, specimen Of cooporage, slack ware,
silver cup,
For the best specimen Of eroekery ware Indiana
farmer
For The best specimen Of tin ware, cash Q
For the best bee hive Northern farmer
Tor the best half dozen chairs, cnsh
For the beet half bozen brooms, cash
For the best corn basket, Az. Rep.
For the best suit ofcloihes, silver cup ,
For the best washing machine cash
For the best bedstead; cash 2
For the BEST specimen ofdcntsstry silver cup 2
For tha best specimen of printing, cash
For the best cook ing stove fixtures with stove on
the ground, silver cup
committcc-Jackson Lynn. John Williams and
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A FER GREAT LABOR and expenss. .s are
"a nov enabled 70 furni.h thcse unrissnea tgess
In quantity a. short notice. Price, $50 eses'
HUNTER. coBuRN, EDMEsroS a BARR,
Sole ma ~ and wholesale deaisrs N SD
diery, Hardware add Coach Trimmings, No.
Church Building. v ainut street, cinsinnsn, 9he
picHER.
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Glass K-Grain, &c.
For the best barrel Of -four. sllvercup, .
For the best barrel Of super-dne -four, from the
least quantity Of wheat, silver cup 2
For the best bushe OF wheat, cash Us
81 best Az. Rep.
For he best bushel ofcorn In the ear, cash SO
I'd best AZ. Rep,
For the 1 est tushei OF oats Northern, farmer
I'd best Az. Rep,
For the best half bushel Of clover seed, cash,
For the best half bushel OF Timothy seed, cash
For the best half bu-hrl o FLAX seed, Ind hrmer
For the best half bushel Of white beans, Ag. Rep.
Comm ltsec-wIllam Brown, Union county,
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MATCH AND BUGGY HORSES.
For the best pair OF match horses, silver cup, 9
vi pest. ....sssssssssss.ss. 80. ...s%
ID best. Diploma
For the best buggy horse silver cup. ,.....5
81 oest..... ..............s........ .s
"a beat. ss.s biptohh
empsfffrr-charies Frost, OF rayette County /,
James Everett and r. n. spencer.
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TWENTY WEARS or RxpERfEN, s

IL the treatment of n class OF diseases Hitherto
neglected nna iinpe rscety understood, has enabled
~. klnkelin, tAuth0rof work an Self ?resers-
utiah.l prove that nine-tenihs OF the causes Of
nervous debility. iocnl and constitutional weak.
nes.. mental and ply slcai suffering, are traccdle
10 certain habits, forming the most secret yet
deadly and fatal spfines OF domestic misery and
premature mortality.
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CLASS ONO 4.

ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK.
For tho bsst specimen OF silk embroidery and
/ needle work,
For the de-t specimen OF linen embroidery or
needle WORK, y
For the best specimen oferuei work; cash so
Committee Mrs. A. Dubois, Fairfield, Mrs. W.
w. Butler and Miss Ada Hammond.
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PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoU -Estab.
y nshcd W ycars ago by ktSKrLis, corner OF
Third and Union sts. between Spruce and Pine,
Philadelphia. Pa.
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For the best pair OF woole, blankets, cash .
For the best ten yards OF flannel, cash
For the best 10 yards OF cloth, satlnet or james
cash,
For the best 10 yards OF wooden earpetlne
cash =
For the best 10 yards Of rag erpeting, cash
For the best 10 wards Of linen baging; cash
For the best specimen OF linen sewing thread
cash
For the best pair OF net stockings, cash
For the best pair OF net socks, cash
For the best pair OF net mittens, cash
For the best hearth rug, cash
for the best specimen Of stocking yarn. cash |
Bommittee-Elias Macy, Elisha Cockofair AMI
jerks q. Banes.
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CLASS B--NO Z.

For the beat saddle horse, silver eup............5
% best. ................J
ID b9st... ........... 80. .......s.. Dfplomn
Fer the fastest single footed rscklng horse, sv'
cup.... ...... D
For tho hstest pacing horse, silver eup,.......
For the fastest trotfing horse.
ommiitss-Robert Watt, Wayne county. ID. h.
Alarms. do. and Smith Scott.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

these Dodders will have it all their own
way up there But, notwithstanding all
this, | am willing to risk myself in your
hands, and, if you think | ought to have
stood by and not done anything when |
saw Dodder hammering my cows, why
then | am gone in" toll gate and all.
1t is true l am poor man, but not a
mean one. The name of Allerton can be
traced to the May Flower. When she
landed the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock,
among the passengers was widow, Mary
Allerton, with four fatherless children.
and [ am descended from that Puritan
stock and from that day to this there has
never lived an Allerton who hadut Yam
kee spirit enough to stop Ded der from
polling his cows. I'm done.
Here the laughing was exceedingly bois-
ferrous. in which all participated, and it
was several minutes, despite the repeated
cries of " Order, order" by the Court, be-
fore order could be restored. Our elo-
quent and usually unvanquislable District
Attorney. fearing to cope with SO formid-
able an antagonist. merely remarked, q 1t
is plain case." etc, and left it to the
jury. who promptly brought in verdict
of 8 not guilty"
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IT. = HOW ELLIS, having succeeded to the Frac-
orrS, Z. bS. /. ?. HIsBEE- has opened DE N1At
ia 49, and intends making perm snent location
u folnI he would therefore, respectfully solicit
,T1a+ce and Patronage Of the community.
s'atlons incident To his Profession viii be pre-
- III borough and vorkmanlike manner Due
y wtl Se paid the irregularities of childrens :
sv Shl the utmost caution Will be used 10 order 10
Inn. 0s liuoh a. possiple, IN an! anu oeNoi. "pefa
s,-s' N The Masonic Hall. the Wisconsin
h9g-s !. residence at Mrs. Henry's Cottage. oaoe
- ifora A. II, to s P NJ.
-RsExRRSCE-
~ l.. P. HIGBEE, Of shuIlseurg.
--ef-- Point, Oci'r IIth. 1854.
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1)oetrpp.
From the Galena Advertiser.
ID E M o E Y,

Oh, memory! blessed memory,
How strange thing thou art;
How oft have sorrows sent by thee
Pierced deep the human heart
How many shun thee as they would
A treacherous enemy,
And almost mourn that nature gave
To them a memory!
And yet, full many love thee,
Stern ruler as thou art.
The youthful tain would bind thee
Around each thrilling heart.
And there are those who seek thee,
And those that shun thee. too,
Though to the lricIed trightfui,
Oh, memory! thou art true.
And, though the gay and thoughtless
May spurn your kind control,
Yet, thou art far the brightest gem
That circles round the soul
Thou art shining star of worth,
Descended from above,
To cheer poor mortals, and direct
Them to the God of love-
Then banish filthy lucre,
And pearls, and diamonds rare,
There's naught in earth nor in the sea,
That can with thee compare
Then let US ever cherish,
And ever reverence thee,
And thank kind nature for the gift
OF blessed memory.
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bank. One attempted to swim the stream.
but sunk. pierced by dozen balls; the
other managed to slide silently into the
water, where he lay screened by fallen
tree and the rank grass, until the Indians
gave up the search, and returned to the
bloody field to secure the scalps of the
dead and dying When all was still and
during the darkness of the night. he swan
across the river, and, stiff and cold, began
his march for Hadley, where he arrived
on the following day, the last and only
survivor of the Battle of Bloody Brook.
Returning to the ensabguined field the
sayages commenced to strip the much COW
eted trophies from the still warm bodies
Of their victims Not satisfied with this.
they severed the heads from their trunks.
in their internal joy, and, raising them
upon the points of poles, danced around
them in fendish glee while fresh streams
of blood added their purple tint to the lit
tie brook. which for days ran red with the
richest tide that ever rivulet bore Their
savage revelry was suddenly stopped,
however, by the appearance of party un-
der command of Captain Mosely, who, hav-
ing heard the firing, had FASTENED to La
throps relief. But alas too late. Fired
with vengeance at the sight Of their man
gled comrades, they broke through the
savage foe, and charging back and forth,
cut down all within range of their shot
After several hours of hard fighting, and
Captain Treat coming up with additional
force, the Indians were compelled to re-
treat with the loss of ninetysix warriors.
Mosely lost only two killed. The dead
were collected and buried, and within a
few years marble monument has been
erected over the spot where they fought
and fell.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

CURlosITIEs OF NATURE In an inter
esting letter to the New York C0atrier d
Enquirer. Mr.. E. Merriam states that there
is in Lockport n Y, an artesian well $50
feet in depth, from the bottom of which
rises vein of salt water holding in com
bination a large per centage of diliquesc-
ing ehlorides, which, mingling with waters
of other veins, produce instantaneous crys
affiliations of beautiful sye,site, in fatten-
ed eight-sided prisms of about an inch in
length, an eighth of an inch in width, and
a sixteenth of an inch in thickness The
lamina Of these are so perfect that single
crystal may be divided by means of heat
into two dozen distinct sheets This well
is peculiar In more respects than one. 1t
is accustomed to spout salt water for but
a few moments at a time, and then subsid
ing remains quiet for the space of an hour,
at the conclusion of which it again begins
to puff and roar, and shoot forth its saline
lets When the workmen were sinking
this well, the auger. upon attaining a
depth of 235 feet fell suddenly about
Ia feet. and reached the bottom of sub
terranean river, flowing with so strong a
current as to produce perceptible mo-
ton in the upper part of the stem of the
auger.
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TAIL -OEENG.

TIE undersigned would re rectfUlly tend his .,
L thanks the citizens OF Mineral Point and NT-S
vicinity for past favors, and inform them that %
continues business his old stand High Street, IL
Ehre he viii be pleased to receive continuance of
public favor.
tT Genilemeas Clothes cleaned and pressed on short
1Qlca. HENRY PRICE.
August 10, 1852 v5n42.
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New MoDE OF MAKING BnEAp.-Mr.
John S. Gould, of Columbia Co, n Y, ex-
hibited 10 the State Agricultural Society,
on Wednesday, q specimen loaf of bread
manufactured under an entire new pro-
cess, the invention of Mr. Crum, who was
formerly baker to General Taylor's army
during the Mexican war, and now foreman
of the bakery of Mr.. Charles Paul of CO.
lumbia Co, n Y. The Improvement con-
sists of a new application of the old prin-
ciples of fermentation and modification in
the old method of baking, and some
G. 1000 loayes can be moulded in a day by
one man.
Its advantages may be summed up as
follows
lst. 1t does not grow stale in eight or
ten days. 1t is as fresh at the end of a
week as ordinary bakers bread at the end
of n hours.
2d Ii can be manufactured by machine
ry, which is impossible with ordinary
bread. Three men can manufacture 600
loaves per day in this manner
3 Ordinary -four of common brands.
can, by this process be converted into as
white and sweet bread as can BY ordinary
means be made from the best superfne
houx. Even sour -four can be made into
good sweet bread.
4th. The liability of bread to become
sour is completely obyiated.
9th. No drugs whatever are used in
making it, not even pearl ash. No ingre-
dients are employed in its manufacture
except -four, salt, yeast and water.
9th. There are no large holes in it, nor
can there be. 1t is uniformly spongy and
vascular in its texture
The article is very handsome in appear
ance, and, if half that is claimed for it is
true the improvement is very important.
-AlEanY J0a<rnaI
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ArPLlcATloN.--A chaplain was once
prea ching to class Of eollegians about
the formation Of habits . Gentlemen, +"
said he, close your ears against bad dis
courses The scholars Immediately clap
ped their hands to their ears
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j. B. MOFFETT. M. D.

HAVING permanently locate in Mineral Point, ould
IL respectfully tender his professional services TO the
clsLsHs Of the town and vicinity.
tFYrE IN the rooms formerly occupied by Cobb &
Hessmare, where be will be found HOURS, unless
a3eat Professional business.
June = 1853. n22v5-
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
TINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
VI west of the Book store viii attend 10 land ne
sFAou, sHd transact all business connected with his
.r.l-zsou Collections promptly attended 10. 3Itf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

L kA>d3 'NABLE TAIHORS, Mineral Point, Wiscon-
: sn. solicit share OF public patronage Their work
: n done IN the fashionable style ana rea-
s.aAlle terms shop High Street.
s. gul'ing done TO order, and warranted 10 ut, IT
z fPariI made up. 42y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

~ One day, last spring, Death the
inexorable, demanded his carcass, and it
was found that he had died worth nearly
million But the cause of his death
" What could it have been 2' was in every
body's mouth " All, Mr. B" says
one, q old H is gone at last ]" Nol
you astonish mel What was the mat
ter ?" = Well, its hard to tell 1t is
known, though, that he yesterday relented
toward beggar who had importuned him
every day for twenty years, gave him SIX
pence. and took to his bed Immediately.
DIR. C thinks it must have been en-
Iargement Of the heart ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

STATISTICS OF Muscular POWER Man
has the power Of initiating every motion
but that of flight To effect this he has, in
maturity and health, 60 bones in his head
60 in his thighs and legs, 62 in his arms
and hands. aud O. in his trunk He has
ABA muscles. His heart makes Cd pulsa-
tions in minute, 3.740 in an hour, and
81, ,l60 in a day. There are also three
complete circulations Of his blood in the
short space of an hour In respect to the
com paratiye speed of animated beings and
of impelled bodies it may be remarked
that size aud construction seem to havelit-
tie influence. The Sloth is by no means
a small animal, and yet it can travel only
fifty PAGES day worm crawls only FIVE
inches in fifty seconds. but Jay bird can
fly twenty million times its own length in
less than an hour An elk can run a mile
and a half In two minutes an antelope
mile in minute the wild mule of Tar
tary has a speed even greater than that
an eagle can fly eighteen leagues an hour
a Canary falcon can even reach $50 leagues
in the short space of sixteen hours. A
violent wind travels sixty miles an hour,
1,l42 English feet in a socoud.-EazDzey'
Kugdzt7ze.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

A AREMEDy.--Weak doses of washboard
are now recommended to ladies who COM
plain of dyspepsia Young men troubled
in the same way. may be cured By strong
preparation of woodsaw.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

II Men of the noblest dispositions
always think themselves happiest when
Others share their happiness with them.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

H 4 young gentleman of lively turn
sent his slow friend to az ornithologist for
a yellow hammer to drive nali.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
SA7IvEE, yyUE ER,
JOHNS q EVAN.

[ ,ENERAI DEALER in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Mineral Point y6n23
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L I v E R Y.
Ssnn
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lELliA.H-hl5 (E(OIz
N I'LL be ever ready and always willing TO accom-
Sah1 style.
lae Missionary Station is al present located lit
s. q BROTHER Noan's and south OF Brother Royn-
a ne immediate vicinity of the - :. Presby terian
,.-Hpai Methodist and Episcopalau Churches-o the
street north of the Catholic Church. Surrounded
beneficial influences, both Horses and Drivers
= found faithful and trusty.
'7rAl PoiEt. june IS, 1884. F3ltC
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.IOHN MILTON.
GEoxGE w. coHR,

r-NERAL DEALER in Merchandise of all kinds
a-ers, Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

o.. Dear SIR" isped great lady, in
a watered silk, at the Worl1's Fair. " have
the goodness to inform me if there are
anv noblemen in the United States 2"-
:. Yes. ma am" answered full fed iona
than, :: [ am one of them"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

t@ysjciaH, .4croucheur 6 Surgeon,
Has fine stock Of
-r1gs, Medicines, Oils, Chemicals, &c, &c,
At Gyrs DIsPkssARs & DRUG STORE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
CHARLES sEGaTE,

r1NEAAI. DEALER in Family Groceries K Provis-
: ions Walls Glass. Wooden Ware, sc. GCg- stand
sic he Central House, High Street, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
GEO. ID. ILREEs. III. ID.

I VtNERAT. LAND AGENT, Mineral Point, Wiscon-
- SIN oFFJCE on High Street 32y7.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

p ne only good and cheap HoUSE,SlGN, and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
%S'Hs, Bugges and SIeighs, Banners, Regalias and
se.'i-r-ncIes, Painted with nestness and despatch.
hanging Whie-washing and Nalt-stainiBg,
- = 'Av best style Country orders puuct1Gliy at
r-7S =. Residence one door north OF the Franklin
's-' Mineral Point, Wis. y5nl1