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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-21
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AMERICAN no Sc,
ny A. SNIFF.

VVhe undersigned takes pleasure in saying TO the cit
II liens of Mineral Point and the travelling public.
fitted up his House on High Street, in the
possible manner for the accommc daen of travel
and boarders. His table i'll at all seasons be
piled with the the market affords, and but the
first class OF cooks and waters will be employed
Good stables and attentive Oslers ali times read
mess for those have horses.
share of the patronage of The prb'cis re
spectflliy solicited. 4. shift.
Mineral Point, Sept LIST, 1884. 4Nf.
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yATHFRFaS LAND WARRANT for Forty acres, No.
w 2l3O5. was Issued 10 me The t5ih day of Octo
1851. the Act of september 2-th, 50, hch
about me Nth day OF November, ISL mailed
in New York city - Nashburn & Woodnan, of Mineral
Point Wise ,nsia, by whom IL never ived Now
this give notice. hHt shall apply TO the Commits
sone' of Pensions for a Duplicate OF said Warrant
6Nl3 HENRY FOUNTAIN.
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co-p..TNEwsDrp NOTICE.

THE undersigned having this day entered into Co
4 Partnership under the nTme and firm of ADAMS &
BuNxER ia the Mercantile and General Commission Dusi-
Rue Mounds and DJd ovile respectfully solicit
a continuance OF the liberal patronage heretofore
tended to John Adams one of the present partners.
JOHN ADAMS,
JOHN BONNER.
RIue Feb %. Inf
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E,yyGRaTIoN AGENCY.

Mr.. ROWAN is Agent for the extensive and old es
tabIshed Emigration and Foreign Exchange House o
WILLIAMS GUros- New York lie Is prepared u
remit Dey usual, nj to engage passages on the
lowest from all parts of England, Ireland sHt
Scotland Passage Certificates and Drafts at sig ht from
Ell upwards, be obtained of him, with ipts to
paid him, for the safe and puDctnal transmits
of which the Company hold themselves RESPONSE bic
post paid communications will be answered 81 once
and every required Information given.
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judicial Election Notice,

n No. hereby given, that election viii be
q IN the several Towns and Wards, of the State
April -, on the First Tuesday, being the Sd day ot
he iot The election Of Associate Justice oi
TN ~ me Court IN place OF Samuel Cra~ ford W hose
sd 49, nee VIII expire the last day OF May $50
orts1 80 10 be Conducted and returns msde in &c
olses,tNl th the provisions of entitled an Ac
Lss The Election of Judges. CHAP. SO, General
'0't-i approved March Pad, 1854.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
ss,. Iowa County, Wis
AlHyal Poir, - 15tde
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SftEsssFE-s SALE.

UDY of writ CT fsri faetas issued out of the
. office the Clerk OIL the Circuit Court, for the
county o. LOWE, and State of Wisconsin, and 10 me
directed and Delivered ajnst the goods and chattes
Estate of John Messersmith, and in favor of
Benjamin F. Thomas, have seized and levied upon ali
he right title and interest hCh the said John Messer
smith had in the following described premises, to wit
The East half of the north quarter OF Section nua
Der eighteen, Ie Township number six 8 north, of
number the West half of the north
quarter, and West half the south east quarter of
Section humber twenty four, 81, in Township number
north, of Range number three, B east, of the All
Principal Meridian Also. and ty three huudredths,
quarter of Section number twenty seven, p, in
Township nunAer g. north of Range number threS,
east, bounded follows Beginning at the corner
which north west of Dodges LOT and The
same, north of ten acre lot OF
Daniel Whitney, and running north - degrees east two
chains, chIins ami NIT. five links,
thence seventeen degrees, west TO the north vest
corner said Whitneys lot chains and five Inks
thence with the said Whneys north line, seven
chains eighty links the place beginning where
said John Messersmith Zed the 25th day
September, ID. lisa any thereafter in the
county aforesaid, which shall sell at public vendue, To
highest bidder, cash. at the front door OF the
Court Huusa in the OF Mineral Point, Saturday
2ih day of March next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. M and O'Clock p NJ of snid day, satisfy
said damages and costs with accraing costs of sale,
as the law directs. LEVI STERLING, Sheriff,
Iowa County, Wis.
Cons Mxssaosr. PITTS Atty.
Sheriff Office, Mineral Point lwl2
February g.. Il
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YNNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
II and patrons that he has sold his entire stock in
Trade SAMUEL Colby, together with notes. accounts
and demands Those that indebted to him viii
fer great favor by calling at his Old Stand ard settle
the he is DESTROYS of seeing all satisfactorily
settled before he changes his place If residence.
BENZ q. SCOTT
Yell atom Feb 3 SIN
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Fan and Winter Goods.

UNHE rsgned having received his CO npete stock
II of Fall Winter Goods is prepared, at reason
able prices, supply all those who may favor him with
their with such articles OF Fashionable prapery
adapted rigorous climate, and the yari-
Gus tastes of the community
Al his win also be found good supply of Fami-
" sroceries-Boots Shoes Hats Caps Hardware, Crock
cry and all Other articles usuly kept at General Retail
store r. NJ SMITH.
rASTOR OIL For sale by
R. NJ. SMITH.
THEESE. good article of Country Cheese tor
u ! sale by X. Nj. SMITH.
q ALT BY the barrel or bushel, for sale by
- r. M. SMITH
DAISINS A few boxes of choice article, for
q, for sale BY r. M. SMITH.
R. NJ SMITH.
~EAST POWDERS shcknev Poor's gen i.
III uine. for sale BY r. NJ. SMITH.
SOAP. Hard soap, Toilet soap, Shaving soap &c,
- for sale by NJ SMITH.
rApERs. German Capers OF The best quality,
U for sale by H. M. SMI It'll.
GNROUND COFFEE, Warranted fresh and good
IN K NJ SMITH
aNEA-Imperial, Young Hyson, eunpowder and
II Black. for sale by h NJ. SMITH
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ExF.stErETIaN sIF PRICES!
tJnJ 1lUsNfC DIItc Ann nfNTMCn


I'VE Es famous Medicines will be sold throughout the
L States al Th- following prices:
sraa Pc; or Box, - cents, ms cad of az
Medium do. do. 622 u So
Large do, do. : 90 s So
Professor FIoIIoway's Manufactures at so Maiden
| aae. New York. and pa strand I.ond. n
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WAR. w Arr.

GOOD NEWS FOR CHILDREN.
1000 stand of Arms, with unexhau tihle nount
of harmless Ammunition attached, together with large
variety of Other hYS, which shall give away
small nominal COZ sideration.
We making arrangements to have & X o.
Gerry department complete, and shall always have
of that excellent Ten at 50 cts per pound hand
n. B-Rcnember the Peoples Cheap Grocery, cioih
ing Boot & shoe and Dry Goods StJIe, Opposite tbs
County Building
JAMES ROWAN,
BERNARD McCLOSKEY.
Mineral Point, October /, IS54. 1y25
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s P { CIAL NOTICE S
LECTURE.

LECTURE TO YoUNG Men will be delivered
rs Y : Presbyterian Church, on Sunday even
: 0sS' al : clock A general attendance is
requested
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IsU TIE HIS III 1T 4 f.,
PLATTVILLE, WIS.

JTAyING tax and fitted up the sta nd formerly known
L as the Union Hotel,71 the subscriber would
pectfuy ask for it a share of public PATRONAGE Hl'
Rooms and airy and in every department tn
intention will be consult The comfort and wishes
his patrons Stables and attentive osile always
ready.
N. Boarders bv the day week furnished will
pis.,eviIie Nox H. 1854 ar
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G. II L 4 H Is n AZ & AIMS

q * L A II tS y AZ ss n Il n y
DRY GOODS & READY MADE CLOTHING
The
New-York Cheap Cash Store.
DEII,ER & MiCHELBACHER, respectfully announce
~ citizens of Mineral Point aud vicinity, and the
public generally that they now receiving frem the
Eastern arke extensive and assorted stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS & CLOTHING,
ard all other articles of Merchandise usually offered for
sale in Western store, consist ing In part OF
Prints of all shades colprs and varieties,
Broad cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Merinoes,
aines, VestingS, Bonnets,
Cassimeres, IinSeys, Ribbons,
rweeds, Cashmeres, Apscas,
Silks, Sitins, shAwls,
SC &c.
which will sell much lower than similar articles have
heretofore beer sold in this place. 10 the
CLOTHfN LINE,
stand in fear Of competition Their present stock
Is large and every variety. They Nave the best
of workmen and can supply garments 10 order on short
notice which they will arably warrant to fit They
general OF all sizes aud fashions OF
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, JEW ELRY, &C.,
which viii sold on the favorable terms Ladies
and Gentlemen, call and satisfy yourselves at III New
York Cheap Cash door below Maloneys Con
fectioneTy store, thigh Street.
Mineral Point, october IL, lest vfn4ou.
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NEW FERRY AT WORTH,

NEW FERRY AT HEY WORTH,
ON THE WISCON SIN RIVER.
THE STiB SCRIIER has just opened a ferry at th'
/ above p,ac., six miles above Helena and tures
miles below Arena, where he will be ready at all timer
10 attend business of orrying Passengers teams.
stock &C. on the favorable terms. The above
ferry on the Road. leading froLh Monroe to Rich
lard City, Ii miles from the latter place.
Traveller rs will fud all the accounted ations OF good
no house, with plenty of stabiDg and careful
ostlera T2ttfI JOHN BARSAkI.
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MOI ICE.

IL, PERSONS are hereby fp-',iiden to mne- dig
n or renoge Mineral from, % her ~iee trespass
he following described premises viz
Nortr East Or Of : or. Of Sec i, South hf OF W
ar OF sec. az, and " IL y z or of Sac IL. Town
{, Range East aso South half of the " o. sec 9,
Town = RanQe T. ~ tnlItfl JOIN HoAAE-
. 4stItE> ss-es G<tis1A az =. --31 dozen wnte
shirts 20 dozen Collars, OF al 0naiftf lvs TO-
rieya5 and To- al 80 nv John mlITUN.
s.3. - so1Ns an5 - Chess Teas. gun powder
= and b!AsE, fasi received aud foy ssis by
mo. MILTON.
U%v z.sJ~ ssd ais, an a-sorfment
w u L .ss cts, may - found al u! store OF
T. ! ALLEN.
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Winter Goods at Cost

= Il or Sash.
L tszs oEl-L from and af,er this date, for thirty
At Cl,S-@ y 81 my large Stock of WINTER GOODS
,ogai = foh ca SH, as sm obliged 10 take
t-y-s ~'7@A Fret February. { sill ard for YOUR
loifl JOHN MILTON.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

The Iowa County Circuit Court, Hon NJ. NJ
CorHRES on the Bench, is now in session We
understand quite large number of cases are on
the docket. An unusually full Bar is in attend
ance. The following persons are sitting as Grand
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-21
NEW OWNER AND NEW ARRANGEMENTS A
YELE.O STONE.

Yellow Stone, Wis, Feb s. 1855. SIN i3
NEW OWNER AND NEW ARRANGEMENTS AT
NELEO STONE.
THE subscriber having bought the entire Stock in
i Trade of g. SCoTT, he would respec fully in
form the public will sell his present stock A.
reduced prices in order close il and give
NEW ST )Ck in the Spring To those that
have paronized the Store of Benz Scott for the last
only have that prices much
duced, know the place the
worth of their money; to The customers request
Cali and careful examination of Stock and Prices, To
satisfy that there will be handsome per cent saved
by buying My Stock in part of the fcl-
lowing articles
SHELF GOODS, &c.
Prints Giaghanls Latcus Checks and Ca,n5rics,
Mohalr Luster DeLaines Rro,ca and Blue Drills,
Bro,cn and Bieached DENNIS and Iicknigs
Sheeting, PLAN and Fancy
bush Linen, Linen CaSSinleres,
Table CoUerS, Cotton 6 Wool FLANNEL
READN-,IADE CLOTHING.
COATs-Over and Dress PANTs-Fests
large assortment and Drawers.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Quality and Sizes fit both Right and Left.
GROCERIES,
Coffee Teas, Sugars, Moas~es, Tobacco, Spices, Dried
Fruit, Candy, Starch, saIeraius, salt Soap, &C.
TIN AND HARDWARE, CR0CKERY.
A choice selection of Patent Medicines. Also, Lard,
Linseed, Fish, Castor and sweet Oil. All of which !
Will sell unusual low prices, for Cash So call
while bargains gUing and get The worth OF your
dimes.
or The highest ash Price paid all times for Min
SAMUEL CoLLEY.
Yellow Stone, Wis, Feb. 5th, 1855 3ml3
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CAS- II S Us TIE NJ

he and toiH sell as low any competitor the
ket Please call and examine. No char &c for showing
goods. rs. ALLEN
Mineral Point, October 2, 1851. 49tf
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Valuable Farm for sale,

ID ECENTLY occupied by AsAHEL BENEFIT IN IN
II town Wsldw wick, will be sold cheap Tor cash
Eaauire DUNN * REED, Mineral foihI, or . ID
DIi-LEY, Dover. Iowa Co., MS
The :. w. Or. of ". Or Of sec %, Towr > MOTH
of Range 5 East. and : Or OF quarter OF sc 20
Town <. Ennee East
Tue above land all under good cultivation. goof
,,s~daz lard near by. with thrifty orchard go' {
- valer and ia situated about x miles f. ea NJ u
7,.i Point ON he direct !, 5anesyilI-.
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New Goods & Low Prices
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
yIvEar- now Offering sale upon reasonable terms,
n Fay Columbia and Iowa, Wis
cOnSin:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Contiguous TO the Milwaukee s Mississippi Ra,!road.
o w wiIIseIlt va;uab arm lately occupied
E& w ny Nr. Jchu Hand, together with all the out
- House. thereon and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly Of first class land, 90 Acres
which and well fenced There Is Ore pas
trs on same and well watered. Also all kinds Ut
Farming m,Ienents. Aud 50 acres OF nBe land near
Dover, Wis with comfortable House on the same.
The above premises zituate near the Model Muie-
Iowa County rninut e description OF said premises
nay be at our Office.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
In the counties Of Io,oa aad Columbia Wisoo'is'''
ysynE undersigned offer for sale the following do
! scribed Real Estate:
q II IND i Of n " i of " = Of 90 town s. raBges
sw Z 81 N w y, Sec %, Town D Range . Esss
4 of " e or. q, ;, :.
and i J. Of = Eqr 4,
NJ 80 % % 1 ? 3 Of the IND north fractions and
OF n z or Sec town 8, range east,
1o acres "a % Ice fraction No l. Sec 49, town ~,
| east
No sores A. TOO fraction Al section a. town H. range
Und u Of y viiet's survey Mineral Point Wis
" 4 of No 81, g
DUNN READ, Aqeafs.
| Mineral Point, Wisconsin, SUI
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q c Wood, +. S Sprague,
Daniel Perry. II. ID. pulford
On ruE WEATHER While other portions OF
the country were having extreme cold weather
We were enjoying a mild, open winter. But il
las come at last. We have now over a foot OF
on the level, with the mercury, portion oil
the time, below zero. Under such circumstances
the printer would like load of good dry wood
II This being Court week we would remind
those who anxious 10 know how their &C
counts stand with the printer, that we be
found in the third story of Millions Block, where
We would be extremely glad 10 receive visi
from such as are prepared TO square up
CUuE BIZ A MAD DoG.-About
year ago we published cure for the bite OF mad
dogs, furnished to the press by Rev. A. BaossoS
which may be OF service TO some OF our readers al
this time, there being reports from many portion:
Of the State of danger from those animals. The
remedy IS a tea made from the bark of the roo
Of the ElacE ISL, very common tree in mos
parts Of the State. II is to be given in doses o
about gill, several times day, for ten OF
twelve days, and should be resorted 20 by all
wilhOu; fear Of its producing injury. at least.
CORFoRATIoS ELEcrIoS.-The following gen
lemen were chosen village officers at the election
held Ia this place on Monday last:
For Tustees- CHARLES TEMPLE, President
JOSEPH SMITH,
SAMUEL WHEELER,
JOHN BRACkEN,
EDWARD PRIDEAUX.
For Clerk JOSEPH H CLARY.
For Treasurer-EDWARD COODE.
For Assessor JAMES a. PLATT.
For Cons;a5e-JOHN PRlDEAUX
Tor Hspector-THOMAS S ALLEN
4 tax Of four mills on the dollar was voted, 70
tae purpose OF constructing reservoirs, procurin!
iEe aparatus and other necessary purposes
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GTAW.ASa SLiliAY7AS>

In this department we defy competition We have at
present hand Mammoth stock of FALL and WIN
TT II CLOTHING of manufacture which for
variety legance of e- quality and low prices
be surpassed gether with large Broad
cloths, Gassmeres Doeskins. Petershams, Pilots
ets Jeans and Corduoys, of description, which
enabled TO offer at Wholesale Retail lees
tbs Manufacturers prices.
having fitted up Second Story exclusively for a
CLOTHING " AIR E-ROOsT, and having NV
in employ ment some of the Yperenced Cat
ard Workmen, will Cut s garments purcLs sed
from any otner 1r immediately, the regular
rates. There viii be delay for ant OF help,
have in the different depart ments, ADMIRED
hands employed, to whom the highest given.
Pediers- Country Merchants and Mininers supplied
.NeD York Prices, adding transportation only
90 We win sell WHOLE SUIT of heavy Winter
CInthin for n
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THE RUSSIAN WAR

tf0fAfno- HIS fna JIps- BJts and Sh0cs, Irockery,
CANA and GLASS Hare, SC, &c
). K l.. e. Wheel Err,
Mineral Point, Oct II, 1854. v7n45n
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M. +. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Glaxier.
No. so Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.
>dec 18---dly s Il sfg31f 9l77 s.'s- 1'T.
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:
Knox and Wesley were right Persecution Gf
Henry VIII crushed the power Of the Pope in
England with scarcely an effort. Bloody Mary re-
vived il. When Elizabeth ascended the throne,
she laughed at bis Interdicts and her subjects fol-
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LoRiLfsARD,

Ne. ~, Chatham Street, Nelu York
Successor Of Peter George Lorillard offers for sale
all kinds OF Snuff and Tobaccos in general use
For particulars, a Price Current oan be obtained
By addressing as above. $4,000
This Establishment one of tbe Oldest Of the kins
in tho United States feb s--d1y
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W. EVELYN WILLIAMS,
Amanuensis, Copyist, and General Scribe.
Orders len ct the Empire Hotel will meet with
prompt attention. feb IA
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~ TO CoNsUMEIss. "a

Z .FUtL FUH THE WINTER"
"OUSEKEEPERSa and others, who CON
- template laying IN their supplies Of fuel for
the winter would do well 10 give noe call as have
now on hand and viii be receiving during the fall,
some Of the best kinds Of white nsh and red ash
Goals TO be found in the Phiadepha market
All the various sizes prepared in the best manner.
Always on hand, Cumberland Coal, in Jumps and
fine snitabo forfamly and manufacturing purposes
Also, oak, pine, and hickory Wood
All Of which will be sold slow for the cash, /" in
quantities 20 suit purchasers
Full weightand measure guaranteed and promptly
delivered in any part of the city, (f paid for when
ordered w STONE
Office and Yard east side OF Seventh street
Adjoining south side OF the Canal.
N. B. reduction always made in the price OF
Coal when delivered from the vessels as a saving in
hauling Is thereby effected. w. 4.
aug 2-3m Ale