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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
THE PLow THAT BEATS THE WORLD
MANUFACTURERS OF
RICHS PATENT IRON BEAM PLOw

RICHS PATENT IRON BEAM PLOw.
Our Premium Hillside. Improved Lieingston. Peek
skill and Eagle plnwa and Castings. Improved TIN ah
ing Machines Corn-S ne,l,rs, Cutting Knives md Road
Scraeers; nlso animproyed Double Action Force Pump
tor Hells and s rings
ser7t. ON THE BASIN, Lyrchbnrg, Va.
do hereby certify that have tried for mys II Ric's
Iron Beam Pntrn, md have hesitation in pronounce
ing this iavaua,c implement, in my opinion, ihs best
Plough in use and destined. as believe, take the
place Of all Others wh,n it shall become generally
known. JOHN HALLIDAY.
Nu"serymnn md k.orist near Lynchburg. Va.
Clas. II. Lynch Esq Of ills chy, who h.. used II
Irpn Beam P.,y FIR several monhs pat, recommend.
it as the be low in uae and has advised his friends
once 10 prp.a 80, He has given the fullest liberty
10 ref r - 5i ..e,'ie - him
II s. WHIrFFNORE x BRO.
SEPTEMBER !, 1888
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY
RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.-Mrs. Gillespie died Fri
dag at Burlington, of the injuries received IN the
late railroad disaster ON the Camden and Amboy
Railroad.
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Relief for the sufferers,

CINcINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE committee ap
pointed by the Chamber of Commerce to nilc
relief for the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferer
has transmitted one thousand dollars to Balti
more.
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS. pittsburgh has raj
ed 81 300 for the sufferers by Yellow Fever
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
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,y,IIE sUBsCRaBER OFFERS FOR

l. sule -Four or Five Acres of Land the
Busin Of the Junes River aud knnawh Company, ad.
Joining the site of te Piedmont Wo-ks-a portion
sund feet road nlong the 81 the Basin, and
extends back the river the independent canal
which the company constructing Tor The purpose
of supplying the city with The canal is 20 feet
wide battom, 35 top,and deep, Il it IS esmseo
by the Engineer of the company tnat II viii urn sb
supply of surplus water sufficient to work so
Tar OF run of Mill Stones after supplying tae quantity
needed for the city. The purchaser will acquire with
the lind thirty ears lense of slfciency #
work six pair Of Stones, free of rent, ia the ria of
taking the residue of the plus the
ally charged by the Company Tor the use Of water
this level Of the Dana; m also tie farther right of
building ucgoss aud over The Canal Tho whole Of this
property. with the privileges nppuunent will be sold
entire, in parcel. suit purchasers. Persons desi-
milling other manufacturing establishment, would do
well apply at much ot tho cost which would
otherwise be encountered in getting the from the
Canal might be saved by constructing these be-
fore the wal which be put up for the purp OF
protecting the Canal, completed.
For prices, informant to the probable quantity of
surplus water The Cann will afford. and the
the President and Mr.. Luuraue, the Engineer of the
Company wv. DANIEL, JR.
sep l8 d&c2taw4w
EY- Lynchburg Republican and Richmond Enquirer
will please copy twice n week 4 weeks
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Yellolo Ferer at Cdnt0.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 1.-THE yellow fever Is sal
to be raging at Canton Miss Fifty cases have al
ready occurred
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100 600 AGis ES IN Ian -
V&PsNVtDO WARRANTS WANTED.-As

Land Warrant, under the law. now being il.
sued an, anxious buy large quantity, for which
viii pay the highest market price IN CASH. will Mt
teud regularly tie Courts Of Appropriations Campbell
Amherst aud Be ford. aud ucca.ionaly Cheroite ind
will always pay the be,t prices for Wnrrn,s ANY who
nny have them N please apply bc"re selling.
/ pr,secti,. as usual. AL claim. ior Bounty Lnnd,
Revolutionary Gnim4 any ,aDs .ainst the Govern
ncni al The Unite States.
Juno u. CHAS ". STATHAM
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ECLECTIC MAGAZJNE.--BA G X
IL NOS. WANTED.-ISiS: May. june and july;
1919: June and August; 1850: Ma,, q Nos } June,
july October and November; 1852 :.JHly mn August
Persons having the back Nos above named can lind
sale for them, at good price, by applying 10
I'M J FULkES.
Black Book Manuftcrnrrr, Main ST.,
sep i7-ts Sig, ot a." Dig BOOK.
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E.NALE TRADE, 1850 will have ready
u Tor sae and after the first of o, tober fine lot
Of BLANK BOOKS, nj NIL prices; and all styles of Ru
ling and Binding All will be sold low for cash. All
in of good and new Books will do we'll to give
II call WIN J. FOLKES.
p. s Persons whp with mike Books Cor them
will plcnse leave their orders Bindery at once so
that their Books may be dry and reudy for the
frs, of December sep 3-tsl w, J F..
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no CONTRIBUTORS Proposals will he
Il received my Office, in Tazewe Clabourne CO.,
Tenn until The both day Of August, for the Masonry of
wu Bridges cover Cnch HoIston rivers, for the
Cincinnati. Cumberland and Charleston Railroad
The above Bridges high, Zone 56tsei, shc other 30
fee, \ md very long The work must be commenced
Immediately after day Of letting, to ut in the
foundation during the low of the Fall months.
viii also receive proposals untilihe ID ct October
fer the Graduation and Masonry of that part OF the
ohoy. mentioned Road. lying between Beans Station,
Granger county and the of Ne .port, Cooke
ty, $50 mies.)
The above work ia heavy and wall worthy the at:en
ton of Co, tractors The terms of payment will be
wholly CASH. u. l.. OW EN-,
~ 3O.ctl Sthoct Chief Engineer.
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+ YNCMYUgsG COGEEGE-

f'Ois sALE.-Sloo,ooo bonds ii III Nire'na
1 Ind 'ennes.ee Ralroad "mpnny, bearing per
cen. inter, pfiutipl aud il est pa1nhle IN New
York mud .eruft,i by scco 4 murig % upon the en-
Tire Road mud all IL assets # the { ,tnpa,y
The4e securities regarded a. # he hrat cla>',
and will he spl1 price cpmmanI tle attention Of
every cnrits-i. Full information nf the prrSut condi
ton and uture raspeets ot the Raad will br furnished
by rs mon application.
inno il-ei.r,s PETE RS. SPENCE Il 60
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JAMES W0ODiuOUSE 4 co,

l39 MAIN srHEET. RICHMOND, VA.
WHOLESALER AND RETAIL DEALERSIN
BOOKS STATIONERY, PIANO-FORTBS
MUSIC AND FANCY ARTICLES
Have for sale all the School Books In use
4 AW, MEDICAL. THEOLOGICAL. AND MIS-.
IL cellaneous Booh Hunk Books of every descrip
linn Letter aud Wiring Papers, the best Ink ot nil
kind. Ia use, Globe New Music Drawing Materials
md Books Draw. and Painting, Copying Presses,
Natl emAten Instruments, Gold aud Silver P.ncil Ca
se Volins, Guitars luos. Aceordepns and other Mu.
-cal Instruments Ni,ln Strings Pen and Pocket
knives, Diamond poiated Gad Pon-, Surveyors Com
p1sses and Chains 81 no Books nni Fancy Ariicl-.-
tor presents.
Piano FoItes -fhe,r supply Of Plan ,.Fortes Is
Il ON the established aud well knnwn known manulneto
iies of A. Stodart ~ Co. !. Il. Durham, md Jonas
Ghckoring, whoso instruments onn be relied upnu fot
beauty ot Great durability and elegance of finish,
Tho subscribers hov participated in the sui, of up.
wnrds Of thousand Of theee Piano Fones, Of
the respectable aud we'll known families IN Virgin
ia aud North Carolina 7 ,ey nlr warranted superior
IL nil respects, aud offered al the Manufacturers
lwest prices
~" Rocks lonnd. AMI Blank Books of all kinds man.
unctnred to order
~ Orders by letter faithfully and promptly attended
Him
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SPECIAL Correspondence of the Express.
Dsath Of the Rec James Chisholm Closing
SefneS-F Funeral Serpices-LiSt Of Deaths
Persons Sick -Coupalescents-Fa Families sup
pi'ed from the Prorision Store-Eight help.
Tess Orphans in one Family.
PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 10, 1893.
Dear Empress: 1T becomes my painful duty
70 announces the death of the. Rev. james CHS
"2,1'' Rector of st. Johns church in this place.
9. he quietly breu,hed his last at the United
l ~ Naval Hospital on Saturday night last, at
~ clock. We buried him to-day at Il o'clock.
rn' funeral services were performedby the Rev.
'"oS' Hume, of the Baptist Church, and his re-
S @a'ns were accompanied to the grave by his
w ,aolal friends f A Hatton, DR. Maupin, Holt
8 iiSon. DIR J l. IIatton. and DR. J n School
uere are not SIS many new cases to-day, and
@ 70 THIS time. @ O'Clock p. ny | have heard of
WY WY seven deaths Rev james Chisholm. Mrs
r. rsHnafn Reel George Barbour, son of SevernJ
,, o~r deed; child of Joseph Rickett, negro wo.
r. eau OF Mrs Elizabeth Brown. and William L
..i ~ Daughtrey is dying. Iexpect to have to
', ~ his death in postscript.
"aff,hoomew Brady, Mr. and Mrs VIM Single
r Mrs John Roser and. others are all ILL.,
D,s kizer, Flournoy, Webster and Berry are
IA n,, put none seriously at this time.
p mmt Ashton, NJ LTabb, Jno A Foreman. Mrs
=, scott, Miss Il Jarvis, and Mrs James r Par
~ ',Fe Jong well.
cue hundred and thirty families were supplied
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Notice to my Friends.

INHOSE of my customers who usually pay their ac-
l. count. in august September. are kindly request
ed cali aad pay in fer days. attack of lever.
and present smenes-, prevent my calling on them
Those friends whp found it inrouvenent pay thc
counts, due last March and before urged call
and how oheeIfuly will be written the bottom oi
ther accounts. Received Payment
u u 2w i. SEARURY.
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NORFOLK
Yours truly,

Dr.. T.. @. Balfour, was well and hearty at the
Old Sweet Springs on Friday last. 1t will be re-
collected he was reported dead day or two since
Mr.. Thos a Hardy,w regret to hear was quite
II on Saturday, and but faint hopes entertained
Of his recovery. This information was received
by his brother Mr. II C Hardy of this city last
evening.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
FALL q 90 DS.
RICHARDSON a Co.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
IS Main Street Richmond, Va.

NJE are now receiving Of ou own importation,
w md purchases IN tho Nurthern Cities, grrornl
nssortmen, of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Oar Stock viii compare iavoraby with any fesnel
oen vntety, Fin. AMI Conrs. oo.ns. Dress Goods.
Ne aud viii talsr PLEASURE Ia serving oil VIM vii,
N ga IL.
Alsr the fnasf extensive un attractive stud ai
cARPEiIEG5, RUGS. 30.
10 be found 10 the city, from the lnwnst price the
host inputted into Ills ceuhtry--wi FLOOR oil.
CLOTHS, that will be cut any for
passagct. RlCliARDSoA co,
-ep6 In Richmond Vn.
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Special Correspondence of the Express
Deaths in Norfolk Sunday-Abatemem Of the
Ferer-Dr ID " Wnght-Death Of Mr.. CHS
holm-D p Daughtry Dsod-SaGoK still
clear Of YeYoe Feper-MrS. John ID. Gordon
Dead.
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4 omaibas ul~py. in ieadue,s convey pssscn.
"A L. and from the ltarond aad Packet Eonts /,
also for pleasure excursions
ilne d4rifly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
CHAPTER THIRD.
OF NUISANCES

limits except such
slaughtered the
hin after death
All shall be and
t public health
offensive
OF October
same
amy shall of
discharge the
dollars
continued neglect refusal
n
OF the Board OF
other
Provided
known he she be subjected the
ANY found drunk shall be penalty
and offence
ony who shall who
subject dollar anie
shall
hmares sim
stallion lnitso
OF the village Mineral
stallion which shall be exhibited
whether such be actually o
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

Resolved, First-That the Board OF Trustrees
shall meet monthly, on the first Monday in each
month, at such time and place as they may desig-
nate Special meetings may be called at any time
by notice in writing, signed by two of the Trus-
tees and served npon the other three Trustees, if
in town, giving at least "a hours notice, such no.
tice to be served by the clerk by reading, and to
be placed on file.
Resoired Second--That the foregoing ordinances
for the government of the village be adopted, and
that all previous ordinances Except such relate
TO the construction of side walks, or to the open
ing or vacating of streets alleys be repealed,
to take effect Immediately upon due proof of pub
Hcation in pursuance of the charter.
Resolped, Third--That 200 copies of the fore>
going Code of Ordinances be published, in pam.
plets, for general circulation.
CHARLES TEMPLE,
1Attestl President.
JOSEPH H CLARr, CLERK.
l, Joseph II. Clary, Clerk of the Board of Trus
tees of the Village of Mineral Point, do hereby
certify that the foregoing General Code of Ordn
ances and the above Resolves. were passed by the
said Board, unanimously, the second day Of
April, A d. 1883, full board of Trustees being
present and voting
JOSEPH H. CLARY,
CFk Board Trustees.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
CHAPTER SECOND.
OF OBsTRUCTIONS TO STREETS AND SIDEWALKS.

SEC NO post awning post hthg shall be placed the
public the of the side walk
mo she'd shall beyond the walk
ee n n
3N BENCH bale barrel goods merchandise, shall
u no o. b
a
4No vehicle be
public longer than
streets
v-High Ridge 10 from
Primitive Methodist Church Mineral Alley
Road Com
and Fountain Commerce
village
o he
SEC fence shall be permitted enroach alley within the
For the of erecting buildings only half of the
or econs progress opposite the within
third
o bull
bic after the completion of the building
doors which shall be
a n
9Srde walks shall be
also n
shall
and the additional penalty dollar
1.-THE of
or
l2The
OF their respective caused by the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
CHAPTER FIVE.
OF DISORDERLY HOUSES.

Any person who shall keep ewd house house prostitution
ske 2Au saloons groceries bowling alleys
MofS
leseor
OF conmi " o'"e
andt
and every negct soto do -
the of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
CHAPTER FOURTH.
OF ANIMALS RUNNING AT LARGE.

EVERY
be
o
Skc 2No slut bitch shall be allowed to heat
dollars
stable kill tealo
She Board
whose
holding
and Kill n herr
SIC Amy boar found
by SAID pound master the benefit alton.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
CHAPTER SEVEN.
OF ENFORCING ORDINANCES.

1.-The
stable shall
neglect
2-lt shall of
dollars
the written order prescribed of thischa
the
SEC -lhe faith of the Corporation
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
GENERAL CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF MINERAL POINT
APRIL I'd, A. D. 1855.
CHAPTER FIRST.
OF PROTEC TON AGAINST FIRE.

shall be
o
a
hlexpo
subject penalty FIVE dollars for each and offence
3Any shall discharge shall
charge Chinese crackers other FIRE works
or
usive for isolated location be
of OF
exceeding pounds shall be building
shall be kept without the magazine except IN canners hunting TASKS horns
shall be subject penalty ten dollars and additional penalty
I
made the Clerk all under
description
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

PILLS. PELISII
LN-R every man woman and child n he couDtriERV
Il need-a kind to suit you all, Say
Pulford's Anti-Biious Pills,
Fahnstock's Anti Bilious do,
Elmores Improved Billiousdo.,
Jew David's Honey Coated do.-
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do, Graetf N burg do,
Mofatps Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
SaspingtoB's Ague Pills DIR .Bruce'sdo
Dr. Brandreths Pills,
Rev. o. Hibbard's do,
DIR. Angles Candy Coated do,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do,
nd lots of other kinds ofPiils,
Whict you can get by calling att he Miners Point
Drug store ,nearlyopposite Beech tStOre.
NoyemberIS. r. d. PILFORD.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

MINT SAUCE.
Many of our
country friends
do not know
what a luxury
they d epriv e
themselves o f,
when they eat
lamb either boil
ed or baked with
on. mint sauce.
Set a few roots
OF spearmlnt in
one corner of the
garden, and they
will soon furnish
an abundant sup
ply. Strip of the
leaves and chop
them fine, add an
equal amount of
sugar. and COW
or the whole with
vinegar A small
tea cupiull Of the
mixture is suth-
cient for a large
family. Try this
and see If tits not
pref e a BIZ to
gre a 5 y gravies.
Ohio C'ultiva.
tor.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
Y ARIETY.

WASHING REcI.
PE.-The follow
ing recipe has
been peddled thro
the country, and
sold for 81. Ii
saves one third
OF the labor OF
washing Take
one Id. of saltpe-
ire, and Dissolve
il in one gallon
OF cold rainwa>
ter, and cork it
up in some tight
vessel. When
yon are going to
wash, add three
large spoonfuls to
each pint OF soap;
make suds with
this. and soak the
clothes 20 or 80
minutes !; then
rub them out, and
put them over
the fire in a clean
r0lsf suds. Let
them come 10 the
boil, and boil five
minutes ; then
take them out
and rinse them.
OHIO CuiftUd-
tor,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
CHAPTER SIN.
OF LICENSING EXHIBITIONS.


a. tneo of
sc
dollars
~ -o- cav" SUI
4-he
penalty dollars to
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
y GOOD SAIXE-

a coon sALvE.
"A friend who
has tried it gives
US the following
receipt: Boil
hemlock bark IN
nj you obtain its
S ire n ct h, then
strain the liquor
a n d evaporate
down 10 the con
sistency OF mo-
losses TO this
add an equal part
of lard. This is
va u a bic for
ap p e q hands,
lips, &c.-Maine
r uf'Eser.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
TnCuRE EAR.

To Cure EAR
AcuE.-Ear-ache
may be relieved
by dropping a lit
tie sweet oil and
laudanum warm,
into the ear, and
applying hot salt
IN flannel bags,
so as to keep the
part constantly
warm.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

1t is tn e
opinion of the
doctor that the
lawyer gets his
living by plumber
while the lawyer
thinks that the
d o c tor obtains
his By piH-age.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
--irnv GarI

Gov. Gard
ner, of Massa-
chusetts, admits
that he used for
eign pepper on
his o oysters
Nevertheless, his
friends insist that
he Is right, as
the foreign pep
per Is X. n.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

In a late
speech, Lu c Y
Stone said, " We
know that there
Is cotton in the
ears of men,
Let us look for
hope IN the bos-
onS of women.
May you not find
80 m e c otto n
here, too, Miss
Lucy Z
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

1t is declar-
ed that the dan
d / e 5 of Paris
wear green sauze
veiis 10 protect
I h E ir complex
Ions. They on
ly want feathers
to MAKE them
remarks an ex,
c n a n g Ere a |
& re e II e "a G
linsss-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
An old lady

An old lady
b eIng late at
church, entered
as the congrega-
ton were rising
iro nj prayer
+" La ~ said she,
curtesying, don I
get up on my &C
count.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

Don't YOU
emember Old
1owser, so shag
gy and kind !
how he used TO
to lay, day and
night, by the gate
and seize inter
! ,pers behind
III ere the ma
c ne brok e
doHn.l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
What is that


which is above
all human imper-
iectIons, and vet
s h e Tiers the
weakest and Wis
est, as well as the
wlckedest OF all
mankind z A hat.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

IAR. n. w. HI BfARD,S Gur5vaIIed
IL Truss, is Warranted to RELIEVE and in mos,
cases to reducb. hernea or rupture hovsyer
For ssle at d.. Wilbsr's Drup Store
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

Pay your
debts, and first
! e printer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

IT.
I'HE race of the Red Man is fast disappearing from
L The face of the earth; the Pequods are gone, the
Moheican exists in tradition only, and few scattered
WOUNDS and earth works the only vestiges the
Mascoutins; the SAUKS too, have been driven from
their ancient hunting ds and in few generations
none viii remain to tell the story of their wrongs but
In order that their be handed down to future
and their virtues be extoed, the under
TVOOLEN SOCKS.
wbch ne viii dispose ofn quantities to suit purchasers
n. r. few pieces of CHEAP FED TICKS have
also been brought along to supply the places of the nu
merons Deer Tics which the approaching cold
is apt to destroy X. NJ SMITH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

CKOCkERY AND GLASS WARE.
SIUPER White Sets-full,
- China and Common sels.
Cut and pressed Decanters.
Tumolers, Wines and Champagne Gissses,
And every variety of req uied in the above line
J. MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES-l3b o LIS
- half Bbs., 10 Ten g a. legs superior sugs,
Syrup Moiasses, just rec'dst GEO. W CoDo .
MAILS. --Eighty kegs assorted Nails on b pa
~ for sale at G. w. CODDN-
June 81, 1854. a,
SOAP. 25 boxes, No. /, just received ah9 CGsg.
- by G. '" Oop
of those superior gar ppR,s
II just received and for sale at GEO "-Cop r.
CIGARS. $500 choice Regaiia and PrnnpRRs
~ gars, for sale at oo
Pun = o''-iahd she i0fsa'e z GEO. W. COPS.
CoBBs.
INSEED OIL--fO Bills & u Bols JUS
'ei' GU anu io' '1'' - GEO. W. COBB
DICE 40 pounds prime for sale. nv COBB
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10 Ire Pe0f1te 81 the MtnanS ReSzO71 .
IIAVING received my SPRING stock ofGO GODS
IL deem it advisable, for the benefit of the pubic
O make known a few of the leading articles by way o
5peci they be in partm ade realize the
lmount of stock keep, aud the great amount which
sell during the abort space of My stock con
sists in par of the following: