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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
Oswego, Jan 12.

The weather is quite moderate and our
harbor is free cd ice The propeller st.
Nicholas arrived to-day from Toronto with
5000 barrels of -four. The Oswego Rail
road takes off about 900 barrels per day
for New York.
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NOTICE

MOTTO
THE CO-PARTNERSIMP heretofore existing
| between the undersigned, was this day dissoI-
we'd by mutual consent. Mr. DensmoIe - Ia err,
and will nav all debts contracted BY the nrm;
JAMES DENSMORE.
January lst, 1855
r. 1,vrs DgSsMoRE is authorised to re-
" .. , and other patronage, for the
Tr;bune and Telegraph establishment.
A''O"io C. L. SHOLES,
S. S. SCHOFF,
j. A. BUTTS.
January LIST, 1855.
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Buffalo Jan. IS.

Navigation still open. Two arrivals to-
day from upthe Lake, one of them schooner
Wade. from Cleveland; with wheat from
Milwaukee.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18
STARKWEATHER 81 CO.,
XNTIsH TO call the attention of purchasers 70
w their large and attractive stock of
M Cx ooDS,

{" - M OK %ooDS<
JUST RECEIVED, CONSISTING FART
PORT MONAIEs,
RETICULES, of beautiful patterns,
DRAWING and WRITING PENCILS,
hAIR BRUSHES, large assortment.
SHAVING BRUSHES, for all sorts OF boards,
FANCY BOXES, for any purpose,
CREAMS OF STILES, for the Hair, -.
AMBER OIL.
POMkDES, Z"
PHALON'S Magic HAIR DYF,
TOILET POWDER, Rose scented,
TOBACCO BOXES, great variety,
IVORY CONES, s IS SIS
RUBBER DRESSING COMBS,
RUBBER PUFF
RUBBER SLIDE f.teer r. 3
RUBBER LONG
RUBBER TOBACCO WALLETS,
RlJBBER. NURSING BOTTLES,
RUBBER TEETHING RINGS,
RUBBER BATTLES,
RUBBER BAT BALLS,
DRESSING COMBS, a large assortment.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-01-18

The Message has not yet been delivered 1t is
expected to be tomorrow morning.
I he Senate met this morning, and organized
by appointing lis officers. and adjourned mmedI-
ately.
Inc Assembly convened, and proceeded: 20 busi-
ness viii not undertake to give any detail OF
~ Out lis opening action was characte by a
manifestation OF earnest endeavor to DO its duty.
Tie Locos made several attempts to adjourn soon
after II met, but the Republicans steadily refused
and kept Oh with business And every pronosi,ion
thar was offered by them, bore tokens of sincere
desire to do tseir duty, to incur nc waste or nm.
necessary expens cad to reform the vicious prac.
tees of former sessions. most thoroughly.
Mr.. ShoIes as Speaker. gives the best of sat-
;sfactiou. file seems perfectly at home in the
Chair: and if he has fault, it consists in too much
formal precision, thereby causing the machinery to
work little more slowly than wo"'d less preci'
sion.
The Candidates for Senator, Messrs. hhioo"rn'
Dolly, Durkee, srd some others, with the exceP-
ton of Marshall NJ. S!!ropg, srs al here. sal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

HUMANITY IN THE CRY: A series of Discourses
by L. III. Chaplin. Published by De Witt
Davenport. Handsomely bound, with an ex-
ceilent portrait of the author.
We have received a copy of this work from Inc
publishers, for which they have our thanks. II
is neatly printed volume of two hundred ana
fifty pages, containing eight discourses from 'he
pen of divine, well known as one OF the aoiest
writers OF the day.
The dscourses are upon-The Lessons OF the
Street. Man and Mortality, The Strife for Prece-
dence, The Symbols of the Republic, the Springs
of Social Life, the Allies of the Tempter the
Children of the Poor, the Help of Religion
There is deep and powerful lesson incpca'
ted in each of these discourses, giving true PIC
ture of real life in the great cities of our country
lesson that must touch the heart OF tue reader
and induce a more just appreciation OF the duties
If humanity. The works of Mr. Chapin nave
always had wide spread popularity but none oil
them deserve the appreciation of the public IN so
a,,inen, a DEGREE as does Humanity in the City
For sale at the Mineral Point Book Store, at the
low nrice OF ST, copy.
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The Legislature.

The Legislature OF Wisconsin met yesterday
The most important matter of which we are
aware, that will come up during the winter, will
be the election of L. S. Senator. A large num-
Der OF candidates notice are in the field, W bile
the two branches of the Legislature are divided
upon political issues. Who will be the successful
man, not able TO say. nor have any de-
sire TO dictate in the matter. From this county
we have elected members who are capable of
exercising their own judgment in the case, and we
have no fears Of their voting for man for that
important station. who is not least in their own
minis, qualified for the Office. The Maine Law
question may be brought up during the session :;
but il VIII &c Of little use unless there is a two
thirds vote IN favor of it. But whatever else the
Legislature may do this winter. il is to be hoped
they will not forget that the people desire short
session Six weeks at most is sufficient time to
accomplish all that is desired of our Legislators
the present session.
We shall give the Governors Message in our
next
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

4 q Probate Court, held st the Court House in the
y village OF Shulishurgh, in and for the County
la Fayette and State of Wisconsin, of
November, ID 1854 before Jonathan J. Marvin County
Judge,-on reading and ding the petition Eliza Foster
ano William Levitt, Administrator and Administrator
OF the Estate OF William Foster, deceased praying
the sale OF the Real Estate belonging
for the payment of debts charges of
Administration of the Estate said deceased
that said petition be set for hearing Probate
to be held at the Court House. in and for the
La Fayette and State of Wisconsin before said County
Judge the Art Monday of February A D. 1855, and
that rotce be given all therein by
causing this order TO be pubishe four successive
IN the Mineral Point Tribune" weekly NEWSPAPER
printed at Mineral Point in the county of Iowa. and
stare of Wisconsin, previous 10 sad day of hearing
By the Cont. JONATHAN j. MARVIN, Co Judge
ShuIIsburgh, Jan. 4, 1850 Avs
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News by the Asia.
New York. Jan. 4tl

New York. Jan. 4th-3 P NJ
General aspect Of the Wa-It is estimated
that the Russians have 100 more guns mounted
on the Southern side of Sebastopol, than when the
siege hrst commenced. On the other hand The
British nave Just completed very powerful bat
terry, on an emlnence north of the Valley of In
herman which commands every building in Sc
oas'opoi' besides beng another step towards the
complete investment OF the place Deseriers re-
port that provisions and ammunition are becoming
scarce IN the city. The Russians are armiar the
ships IN the harbor; possibly with view to at
tempt saTpFse General LipraRdi has been de-
prlTed OF hrs command for a falt committed AZ
the battle of Inderman 5000 French rrooDs
reached Constantinople. the sth OF December. on
their way 10 the CFimea. Orner Pasha has sent
Sooo OF ms troops to the same destination. Gen
6uyon (Hashid Pasha) is also ordered there
+ rom the Batfc-As soon as the British fac,
,eh lne Baltic the Russian Admrals SusenofF and
hemanoH put 10 sea from Sweaborg with "a
Constradt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
Eso.N EoS'> ENpHAs 3,
GALENA 40 MINERAL PO!ST

GALENA 40 MINERAL POIST.
E propri. late of the PiaevIlle Hotel) has taken
l. "a sub mail contract above, to w.t. Leaves Galena
Monday, ednesday and Friday, for Min Point by
way New Dggings Benton, Elk Grove and Plaitevie.
Returning, leaves Mineral Point by places Tues
d4N, Thursday and Saturday 81 each week. Also a
weekly ntersec Piatteville from Gaiena way
Hazel G. cen, same DAYS Ample accommodations for
passengers, and great taken avoid accident.
Any packages promptly attended to. Charges reasona-
bic.
He would also inform his friends and the travelling
community in general, that he keeps
LIVERY SrABLE,
where they viii find 81 ready Ct conveyance upOn
short notice. Good horses, carriages bUgIes
c., always on hand and good condition. in quality
and speed second the country He has horses
to sell or trade, in order accommodate All who may
favor him with a cali. o. a. BUYNFON.
Plattev:iie January I, 1876. IL.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES
Public Lectures.

course Of free Lectures, various subjects- will be
delivered in the BAsEaxST Room FIRSTLY CHURcs,
Gurlng the present winter, o'clock P NJ in the fol
owing order:
Dec l-On the formation of character Gen w. r. SMITH.
2O-Qn The mind aGd culture, R. S ScHUY Esq
Jan. l0-f1n Human Rights, Hon NJ NJ. CSTHREN-
- 3-On History. Fl CLARY, Esq
. 17-On tha value Of Principle, Gko. l. FRosT, ESQ
" 2i-on Fashion and its Fctares, Dr. J c. HowELs.
. 3I-On Civilization, n. b. BoYpEs, Esq.
Feb. THE Moral and Political in
fuences Of the day, DR.. VANDusEs
i4-On the Progress of Literature, R. NJ SIXTH.
II The public generally are invited to st.end.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

DENTIsTRI-We were shown a few DAYS
siace. another very neat specimen of workman
ship by Dr. HowELLs. OF this village, consisting
Of a set of artificial Teeth, on gold plate. DR.
Howe!ls has resided in this place but short time,
but has established reputation for skill in his
profession, surpassed by other dentist in the
country. As he designs making this place hi.
permanent residence, we trust our citizens who
need new teeth. or old o.es cleaned or repaired
viii not be backward in giving him call. 4
skillful Dentist, literally patronzed viii rid our
place of those travelling quacks with which the
country abounds.
Dr. Ii. will be absent from town for the next
two weeks, after which he may again be found
at his pest, ready 10 attend 10 the calls of his
friends.
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AroLoexr 1c,--Usualy, business has the frs,

ApoLoe Usually, business has the first
chain upon our time, bar the long established
laws of etiquette demand undivided attention 10
the fair SIR and the introduction of young lady
irto our family during the past week, placed
in position that we could not avoid compliance
with past usages, without doing violence 10 our
feelings and manifesiing dereliction of duty, not
in accordance with our nature.
We trust readers will pardon any lack of
interest in columns 10 day.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

In the matter Guardianship If the minor heirs of
Nichols Curry. deceased, viz William N Henri, p
aud Samuel Curry.
IN read ing and cling the petition Of John Toay and
~ guaTians OF sail minor heirs,
other things that they, the said
is seized Real Estate ia this county and
it is necessary the should be sold and pIa! for
cene sell it Is ordered and directed
said minors aud all persons Interested
in said Est to appear beior tie Judge 81 ths Court
Monday. the fifth OF February A. D. les II The
Court Hc>e said county then aud there to show
fif there why license should be aranated
sid Real Estate according pray er
petition And il is further ordered thai copy
this shall be published for three success siye
weeks prior said day OF hearings in the Mineral Pol
Tribune weekly paper published al Mineral
Point, in said county. L. II. STRONG, Co. Judge,
Dated january 3, 1855. 3w8
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

GREELr CosISG WEsT-The Madison Journal
says that HoRAcE GREELr has accepted an inyi
vitation Of the Madison Institute 10 deliver lee
ture in that place and that he will be there some
time in March Cannot the citizens OF Mineral
Point make the necessary arrangements for nav
ing Mr. g deliver a lecture in this place There
are but very few who would not contribute a
securing his services, and we hope steps viii be
taken at once, 10 induce him 10 visit Mlnera.
Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
$50 EsESEAasgs N0s-as s-aEsAkE.gs.

CtTRAYED from Vinigar Hin, about of Octo-
- her, six MARE COILS, two years old spring
one of Them dark iron gray, with white hind
brown Coli, round made scanty tail nd maue
broad fore head, large eyes, white speekIas around the
eyes and lips, straght hind legs mrtled behind one
dirty gray Colt, black and tail, black legs light
race; also dirty gray, with white foot and
white spot each side of ribs also, Cost
year old spring, iron gray Also, dark bay
mare four old next spring. handsome made, has
bienIsh each hind fetock 1iuts spot under
collar. Any prrsgn who viii return said Colts aud
Mare, give any information here they may
found, shIL receive this above reward.
THOMAS GRAY.
Vfnigar Hill. Dec. :. I254 4tV5
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STATE OF wICoNsLN, Lasa County Court.

STATE OF WICDNeIN, I0ud County Court,
Iowa COUNTY. as Probate,
IN the after Of the Estate of Daniel weney, decea
NS receiving AMI fling the petition of Sarah Iey,
~ and John Bonner. representing other things,
that Daniel sweeney, late OF the of uodgeTle Iowa
county Wisconsin, died intestae, leaving goods
ties, credits and within this and that
pe ouer Sarah sweeney is the widow of said deceas ed
ad the petitioner, John Bonner is Of the prn
cpaI creditors said and pra ing that minis
of said Estate be 10 them granted 1t ordered
said petition be heard before the Judge OF this Court
Tuesday, the 9th day of Februarg. D. So al the
Probate office, ut Mineral Pint in said county And il
further ordered, that notice thereof be given To- the
said deceased and all persons Interested by
publishing copy his order successive eks
prior TO said day OF hearing. in ne Mineral Point Trib
une," p weekly newspaper printed and published Al
Mineral Point, in said eounty.-D lied Dec ~ ta4
L. NJ ~TKtfSt, Coortt Id
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TAKEN UP.

n- BY the subscriber living in the town Of
p y DodyeyIile, miles north east from Mineral
10y Point and one mile south of Trdd's old Fur
mace two horses gray aud the other brown The
brown blind il the right eye soth had haers
Deceulb-r g. IS5f-5wIpd EDWARD BERRY
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EN pMol.ar Ces. soulsr.
In the matter of the LIST Will and testament of JoHN T.
IXANs. deceased

N Tue matter OF the st VIII and testament OF JOHN T.
EvANs, deceased.
ON reading and fling instrument 10 writing, pr;r
" TortinR 10 be the last viii and testament % John
Evans, lae Of the town of Dodgevle, said county
deceased, it Is ordered that the proofs 81 said iEst
nent be heard be the Judge eft this Court Mon
day the st1 day of February, 1855 the Probate Office
ia Mineral Point, said county And II is further
deJed that public thereof be gwen all persons
interested, by pubshne copy this order for three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY prior said day of hearing
Mineral Ptiul Tribune u weekly newspaper printed
AZ Mineral Point, iii said ca uty
l.. NJ STRONG, County Judge
Dated January 3, 1853. 3sS
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REMOVAL.

The Office of The !" MINERAL PoISr Tribune
A1s bean ren,cred TO tie Thrd Floor Of Milton S
Stone Block on the Corner Of Chestnut and High
Stress Hcring secured large addition 10 our Job
department, prepared 70 do all kinds Of rcorh
IL. the Printing ne ,cith aeatness and dispatch.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

In the matter Of the Estate Of FRAEKtIs ANpExwsdae,d
FESO ALL WHOM IL NAY CONcERS-Tetferx Of
stration said Esrate having been iss,ed
% s'zabeih Andrews widow said deceased on m .
p dAF OF June 754 and year said eay hein
4s7i AMI limited fo- creditor present tn r cIsr7
- am allow aHce- noica hereby given
maj the un ers<ned will the drst Mon lay in Fpbrp
rS next al the Probate efice Mineral Point in said
count receive, examine and a1i1st all caifns ana de-
MAIDS OF ali persons es4insf said d ceased
L. NJ. sTRoss, County. Judge.
hated san y 1898. SEES
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

ed In this land or in other countries, /
know of few women Gkelier than thyseli
to procure them with ease"
Her Royal Highness more plainly ex-
pressed her desire to purchase some OF
those she now beheld
Il do not buy and SELL" answered Ra-
chel Mills
Perhaps you will give me pair 81
perseve.ea The Princess with concilia-
ting smile.
aNay, verify" replied Rachel, g have
refused many friends; and that which |
denied to my own kinswoman, Martha
Ash, it becometh me not to grant to any
We have long had it to say that these
birds belonged ouly to our house; and L
can make no exception in thy favor. -
This is fact-[ Sharp's London Nag.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

E4VEM the subscriber, at Porters Grove, dark gray
"a FltsH, rising three years. white face, lark name
and tai. white hind feet A suitable reward will BE-
said :" any one delivering to J0HS BODNsR. Col
onet STEPHENS, DUdgeTIe, ne subscriber at Por-
ter Grove. PATRICK DILLON.
E.trI I. 5 4
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ESEAsax NOTICE,

ON the Sd day o. December, leJi. my premises ad
~ Joining the village IF Dodgcvilie, III the town OF
DOdgeyIHe, in the county Of Iowa, took up stray
MARE COLT, OF the following description, TO wit
About three years Old, dark gray, hind white,
and white face. The owner il requested to prove
property, pay charges and take The stray away.
RICHARD STEPHENS.
DOdgevtne. Dec. -. 1874.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10
NsEEREuE,S SIZE.

Robert s Peasiay vs. Circuit Court
Mortimer II. jackson. Iowa County, Wisconsin.
virtue of writ Of Teri facias, issued on cia'
q > Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Cont, 10 ard ~
the County Of iowa, SJate OF Wisconsin, in TIE a9'
eut led aud to directed and delivered ags
the goods and chattels lands aud tsnemeHts OF NE A'
named Cesendani have This day levied upon and seq
ed the fol!oHi described real estate the properly
the alb named defendant, viz; the south half 2.
outhwest quarter of section twenty FIVE, ard u sL
half of the touth west quarter. ana the south pay
the south east quarter OF section tBeuy-sX anu y
southeast quarter Of the south east a Of section l"lt
seven, in town seven north, Of range four easl d "
fCurh principal meridian. in The county Of Iowa -
of Wisconsin, with the aPpurteHances lheTeunto 49,
ing, situated 2na belng IL The tommy Oh lo"At - N
Wisconsin, and shall expose to public Yen9ae ~ -.
highest bidder fer cash, n the right, tile ana
the above named defendant had in ard 70 tbt $50
estate the seventh day February a. D., "a o'
any time since at the front door of the TONI O4'
the town of Mineral Point, on stuiday the Sd Gay
February, A. D. 1855, between the hours oil Yen
A. NJ and four O'Clock Ii. Of ssld day, 10 Sas''i ~
writ and costs. --.-, e...ss
Sherif's OElce, Mine al Point Dec. 25lh, loS'' sS
JAMES b GRAY, Atty for PIT.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT, ly"A
Iowa COUNTY, IS. County, Nis'OA1-
san pson Aii'chsii' conpit. IN Chaacerv,
po..t fs.,-f.. ,o,. Bill 10 foreClUse AoIs+'
FENHE Subpoena issued in this cause having ben
Il turned by the Sheriff OF Iowa county, mol ~ -
for the reason that said defendant could not bs I'd
in this State, ard it satisfactorily appearing q 80
OF This state, and cannot upon inquiry Re lobH4 IN
in,-IpoE motion of Cobb & Messmvre, ; .he 100,
complainaLt,-it is hereby ordered that said dee.s
be- deemed and taken to be an absent cefeD5shr
hat he be and hereby is ordered and directed TO 49,
Plead answer dernur to tho seid plansns -
or before the 10Th day OF March, A. b 1853 or ths -.
will be taken Confessed, md the matters spq - -,
therein contat ed decreed accordingly. And y -
ct ordered that copy OF this order be pers0Ea5 a.
upon said defendant within twenty days r. n Us "
hereof, published in the Mineral Point 1ub9.s,
weekly newspaper printed al Mineral Point ioSA,r-
", Wisconsin, fer sis weeks successfully. 81 e1t
IN each week the first insertion and pubicalieN
10 be within twenty dsys from the date Of th-
by the Court al Chambers, this i9ih day q DrSS9-s
4. ID. 1854. NJ NJ CDTHREk. Circuit 49,
1 certify The above to be true copy OF he OF -
now file in my Office.
AttesI: JAS. HUTCHISOy, C's,z
ciIcnif Court Iowa Co. VI
CoRB e. HEesMoEK soPs for Compt- io9~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

GAME into my premises, in Holy Head, about 10 ar
~ miles east of D35gevIlie, = bay MARE, win black
name aud tall and q snai star IN the forehead, sup
posed he thee years Odd spring The. left hind
loot white 10 the fetock The will please prove
property, pay charges, aud take il away
December 5, 1851. 49,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

GAHE.-A company OF hunters who had spent
few weeks in Richland county, returned TO this
village last week with between thirty and forty
fine fat deer aid ten bear. Several CT our sports
men have been very fortunate the present season.
T. S Sprague aud E. Predeaux, spent three OF
four days in hauring but few miles from this
village. and succeeded in capturing eleven deer,
some of which were the largest we ever saw.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

NAME into my prem ses this day, red Steer, with
~ white belly and tail, white Spots on each side and
small siar IN his forehead. The owner is uested to
call, prove property, pay charges and take hin away.
JAMES J. JONES.
Five miles north east Of Dodgeyie, Helena Road
November 10, IrS4. tvs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Eg the subscriber, living miles south west from
p the village Of Mineral Point red and White
oU Ii, twp years old past No artificial mariss
requested to call, prove property, pay charges
ana take hin away. CHAS. SHERMAN.
Mineral Point, Dec. %, 1851. 4s6
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Mn CLARrs LEcrURE--We regret that we
were unable 10 attend the lecture on Wednesday
evening last. We told by those who were
present. that we lost an intellectual feast, by our
absence that the Lecturer treated his subject in
mastery manner, to the satisfaction OF all. we
rejoice that the interest manifested by our citizens
at the commencement of these lectures, is not only
kept up but increased as the course advances.
Lecture this evening by Hon NJ. NJ CoTHREs
Subect-Human Rights.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Ds.ras G,LsSA-In the Daily -idcertiser, OF
the sth, we find the Repor, of the City Sexton for
the months Of November and December. In No
sember there twelve deaths and in Decen>
Der but two Total, %, of which II were chill
dren under FIVE years old.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

Hoiioray's Ointment and Pills, the best Remedy
lor Bad Legs and all kinds of wounds The sur
prIsng sale of these invaluable medicines in every
part OF the civilized world is one OF the most con
Vnclng proofs of their efficacy in curing bad legs
old wounds, scrofula, and diseases of the skin -
thousands of people who suffered from these
dreadful maiadies, have been cured by their use
after every other remedy failed and it is fact
beyond dispute that there is disease, however
obstinate bat that may be shortly eradicated by
these wonderful medicines, therefore the afflicted
snonld try HoIlowaYs Ointment and Pills
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-10

TAKEN Up, by the subscriber, living three
H.. miles Lorth of the village OF Black Jacg;, an
~ Y estray FlLLY description as follows: Sorrel
.lZ-s- Wph white hind feet half way % the pastef
Jnts has lar marks, is fourteen hands bIgh
imposed be TIN. years cd.
PUTNAM DAVID.
Mifiip, Dec 2, 1854 Avs