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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14


The retiring President was compimented on
the prompt aud impartial manner in which he had
discharged his duties, by unanimous vote of
thanks.
The following appointments 10 the several
standing committees were then annc1nced by the
President elect namely:
On .4rraagernents-D u. Brown, a. J. Ward
and Joseph Gray
On Practical 1tsdiciae-Drs. f. P Wood, B. T.
Mills, ana c. G. Pease
On Srgey-Drs A. L, Castleman, E. B. Vol
colt. and VIM H. Brisbane.
On O5stetrics-Drs s. II. Bassinger, S. Blood
and H. VanDusen.
On Financs-Drs Joseph Gray, Geo. D. WILDER
and VIM. NJ Thomas
The Society meets annually on the last Tednes
day in January, at O'Clock, P. NJ, to hold its an
nual sessions.
The session was very harmonious throughout
and closed by an able address, delivered by the
retiring President Dr. Castlenan, in the Assembly
room, in which he showed up some of the advsn
cages conferred on society by profession, and
deduced thereirom the immense debt owing us by
The public, and the duty of the Legislature touch
ing the matter
The Society then adjourned, sine die
Attest, GEO D. WILDER, NJ D.,
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II GREELEY 5 WAC ALHASAc for 1855. has
just been published by Greeley * McElrath, hay>
ing been delayed IN order TO obtain full election
returns. It is FL! Of important and well diges;ed
national statistics with nothing Of party char
acter. Single copies l23 cents; 81 per dozen
s. per hundred
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Washington, Feb. 7

SESATE-The following bills were passed to
day. Apqropria,iug $4,000 to Improve port of
Baltimore; continuing improvement of Hudson
R'ser; for improving Tennessee River and deep>
ening channel OF 81 Clair Flats; improving pes
Moines Rapids &c
Bills also passed continuing numerous Public
Works il different States
HoUsE-Texas Creditors bill passed, and ap>
preparation cut down from ss,o0Q,O00 10 6.50o-
600
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NOTICE.

AET HEREAS LAM VFkRFAsI fer Forty a--,, -
2l0o5, vas Issued % nae TIE i5,h dan ~ % -
ner' tS9i. under the &c: of September 2s,h Is51 w.
'i or - 'ti ihe - eaT of E1varbef i-5l lris
Point tfiseonsin-isy whom never was rec4iva
tais IS 70 give uo.ce, bat s!laji Eppy 10 the t,r
siQref of Pensions for Duplicate o. said wgrrsr
." - LAN&Y FOUNTAIN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

BrAcKwoo1.-The January number Of this
magazine is received. This number commences
a new volume is contents are, The Conduct OF
the War, Civilization, Zaidee-a Romance; Rural
Economy Of Great Britain and Ireland, Mr. Thack-
ery and his Novels, Peace and Patriotism, Story o!
the Campaign, &c. New volumes Of the four Re
views commence about the same time with Black
wood, and are offered as follows Any one Re
view or Blackwood 50 a year; Blackwood and
one Review S. the four Reviews and Blackwood,
$40; four copies, $50. The postage on the whole
is only so cents year-14 cents on each Review,
and "a on Blackwood. The present IS very IA
vorable time TO subscribe.
Address Scott & Co, 81 Goldst, New York.
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IEa.spslC - - s.-sE1ar-.In

FhE subscriber would respectfully inform friends
a and pstroas that be kas sold his enlire S;ees
Trade T. S>IUEL GuLLzg, together with notes account,
ahu demands These that indebted to him y IN con-
ser great favor by calling az bis Oh Stand and .e.s
-Ae same as be j. GesiroHs OF saeisg ali sasar.or7
5e.lie1 before hs changes his place Of residence.
BENZ. G. SCOTT.
1iioW SlJnef WIS, FEB s. 1855, 3mIJ
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

Pest C6fre Stafistirs-Tn 1890 there were but
= post Offices in the United States. and 1875
miles OF post routes The revenue of the depsrt-
nen1 TOT that year was S37 1885, and the expenli-
lures amounted to S92,I40
In 1898 The number of post Offices had ipcress.
ed % -2l, The extent Of post routes to 917.7l3
miles, the revenue Of the department 10 .94n 725
and the expenditures 70 S1.qS2. 757.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

EcLIPsEs FOR THE YEAR lS55.-There will be
this year four eclipses-two Of the sun and two
Of the moon -
The frst-A total eclipse of the moon. May /
al 10 O'Clock s. minutes. in The evening. visible
The secoad--A partial eclipse OF the sun, May
-, al clock minutes in the evening, invisible
kere-only visible towards the North Pole Green
land and the northern part Of North America, lat
itlide TO and 81.
The lhird-A total eclipse of the moon, October
%, at2 O'Clock 50 minutes in the morning; invis
ible
The fourth-A partial eclipse of the sun, No
vember 9, o'clock SO minutes IN the afternoon
invisible here and only visible al the South Pole
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AZ PGn.sArn-Io.AA GO. coUmr.

IN the matter of the Estate ofRote " Grary deceased
: reading and aing the petition Of james L. lfol-
~ date7 praying for eTtitioE Of said estate II IS
Ell that the be for hearing 1T The Probate o
IN Mineral Point in sad county 9Th dag q aa.'
D. lS55 and il Is further ordered that copy q -,
order be published in The Mineral Point Tribune Ner
y newspaper published Mineral Point, in said oouh
Tor hree successive weeks prior t. sid day q reps
hated r.b 4c=z Ev2
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
NTRITAS.

Ezrsssire Folly an BisEo0-The newly injnc.
ted Bishop Potter. having a chance 10 le, Off =
speech before some Church Dignitaries in Canada.
freed himself in this very reprehcnsible strain:
Much has been said about American feeling
and American sentiment 10 regard 10 the war
but ne ould tell his lord>hip that if the people of
Canada wished TO understand the public senti>
ment of the country. they must not search for II
IN the newspapers. cloud cheers) They must
20 10 the educated men, to the clergy ofthe church.
to those who studied Shakespeare. and Milton. and
Hooker and they would find that they were heart
and soul win England in the struggle and daily
offered M their prayers tor her success Cheers
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

YEvIE undersigned offers for sale good fAnn 81
ated in Secf.o:l g. Town Range 2, IN the ~ s,..
Linden, Containing 403 acres of Land About 10,
under fence, including farming land, Ineador SICK
ture. The above FAR. s well cslcaisLeu ~ hss
Fan and viii be soii entire. part 70 SUI. snra
II il ak miles from Mineral Point, iouf n'nN
Linden and about ga miles from Mif1in,
Inquire OIL Inc subscriber Oh MARTIN IA aARzoLF.
January 30, 1855. '"''
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EsE2SC u,EEoN OF PRICES!
hGLLgW4itS Pills Avn gINTwEur

4 'll&sE famous Medicines viii be sold throughout III,
Il states al ths toiovl-, prices:
s .i1.,... 70. OF Fox . eenis ms cad Of ~
Large do. do. 81 90 3; "a
Professor ilolloEay's NaHufc.ories are al % Maiden
Lane, New York, sad 81 Strand, Lord n I'D
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yellow s.9ce, Wis, Fe5. 81, 1855. 3ml3
IN ass0Esa-EE-sn a. %. CoTRT.

In the mater Of the Estate of JHS BALLov XII, decd
n reTding asd ding the petition OF Joshua Rhodes,
- Administra ~ said Estate setting forth, among
otr thlug5 that It is necessary se The personal ana
real estate of said deceased it Is ordered that the sane
De set for herring 81 the Probate Office ia Mineral Psln
IN SAID county he 9Th day of March, A. D. lsS ana
Il lsfurther ordered that copy this order shan Do
published in Inc Mineral Point Tribune, weekly news.
Paper published 81 Mineral PJ IN said count! rioDf
successive :. eeks prior 20 said dgy Of hearing.
Dated February . n, =. D .l575.
4wl2 l.. nj. Strong, County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

The WEArHEa.-The FIRST week ia February
will long be remembered. in many portions Of the
country. on account of the extreme cold weather.
In Toronto, on the 9th, Thermometer p degrees
below zero; two persons frozen TO death. In Buff
falo, same day, 10 below; Black Rock, % Ap-
peton, Wis, 20 0swego, n. l., %; Quebec, %
in the lower town, and 81 in the upper. From
many other places we hear OF intense cold.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

~ IoSl,AS a LAND WARRANT for Forty ae-as "
~ 1898, was issued 30 ne on or mr., - We.
a8f u october % under the Act OF srrterbe va va
i02., which WIS on or abosi the eth day ~ 49,
y l, matted 10 NelT York CITY Washbprn 4 WH'
81 Mineral Point Wisconsin, 10y whom n a. ,,-naa,
c-IYsd NOW his fs 70 give notice, thar 7 shan -
me Commission OF Pensions for uuDrats il 80
'ai4ANt' te"+5l JACp3 A Rat,vr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

asn1As "a ; lAso "Ass,ST for Forty acres "
5Jt was issued 70 me 90 or about ~. 4. 70.
January 47oi, under The Act Of Septer5ber o., 10 q
which vas. on or about de sih 81 E6veuhe, ~ Ice
ea "a NeW 4orE CITY 10 Wssaburn & Woog1.s r IAE
"a Siittt "ie'sif- BY sghan q vas never rer,gi
496 TINS j. 70 give notice That shah aFpy 70 ~ u
issloeer OF Pensions for Duplicate of sa3 p lt
u"t' SAML FL rErI-pN''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

Rerisioa Of tie Hines Cozlstitr. a,.-The Illinois
House Of Representatives have adopted a resolu-
ton prov ding for a Convention TO revise their
State Constitution By a vote OF s. 10 IL. TWAS
thought II would pass the Senate by an equally
decisive majority.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
NEW OWNER AND New ARRANGEMENTS At
8EOg y STONE.

Ils subscriber having hauChs the entire Strcs "A
a trade q HEEg @ sifoTr would fespec 'shv IT,
FORM she EuOic tiat he viii seq present Strcz
greatly reduced prices Id order close II out and i've
room FOR NEW STOCK il The Spring 10 sha1s M
nave |a.roulzed the store Of Benj = Scot 70 he st
I'VE years oiy have 10 say that prices are useb r.
Clt gf mem Z" now 81 once Il is the place I, -st the
@4Tth ui ihaiF money; 70 Ihs customers reeus
c4ii' ana caretul examination of stock end Prices 10
Ttisy YOU That there viii be had some per cert saved
D epling q me- by stock c3Izisls in part OF he L
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

The Green Casa dispatch was received here
On last evening 10 the effect that the Supreme
Court al Springfield had refused 10 grant the habe>
as corpus applied Tor by the counsel of George "
oreen Inc prisoner wilt now have 10 take his
second trial al this or Tie next term of Com, =
lCAicago Trib. 7tA inst.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

lLLIsoTs L. S. SENATOR Hon Lyman Trum>
bull, thorough AntiNebraska man, has been
elected to the L 5. Senate from Illinois in place
of James Shields, whose time expires on the 18th
of March Eext. This must be consoling 10 the
Lie Giantn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

II ! desperate battle has been fought near
Peeos river, between party Of rangers and Texas
Indians which resulted ia the victory Of the form.
er, who Killed several Indians and took many
prisoners - Gal ADV.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

French Sp7liati01 BiH Passed-Tbe French
Spoliation Bill passed the Senate yesterday. bv \
large majority 1t lad previously passed the
House
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

hdif0aa .IeeifeHt On the 9th inst. a freight
Tram on ne Philadelphia Railroad ran of the track
! nfiies wes' OF SchuylksH, the cars rolled down
an efnoanhmen', broke up and were SCI on FIRE
Were destroyed ard several rer.o,,s e,t.l -.
tae train We're severely injured
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

FIRES IN Nec F2rt-of The $50 fires which oc-
curred IN New York City, from June lst 10 Dec.
Isl, 1854, s. are supposed 70 have been caused
by incendiaries, 36 10 have been set. and Sc 10
have been the result Of accident Total loss Of
property By these fires was s507.342.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

Corning TO tie Rescue ten. Cas- aud Mr. T,.b
an member OF Congress from California. ~.
agreed 10 come 10 the rescue Of the sarely be.
ieasaea democracy OF Ness, Hampshire, and vii
stump the State next month.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

ny. .. 5. srSArou-Hon. Vim. IT. Seward
has been re elected to the I 5. S-.ate by the Leg
isla;ure Of New Yoik, for the next SIX years. by
very decided majority. They could not have made
a better choice
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Iowa COgETT. Sc. Y JUSTICE Tot-pr
TTyu-4 nF ,-s4.Fa ~1'.ANt'

FETe "a Zs-In Esnr rs You sre her n, r,,
. Fed thai 2 writ II Attichmeat has 5eFp 49,
against gu, and your property alta sled Ia ss.f ~
G-Il-id OF Luther G. Jacsson, amounting IL - ~
Jars, Sfu, o. Now unless vot shall apl.ea, T. ~
4ihraiih Norton Justice OF thu Peace, ia spJ r "a
60 enl}' e. his ONCE, IN SID town. on the ash asyI
e5Turyr 4. D. $40, al eleven O'Clock in he E-r11
JUaS re1J viii be rendered aEains. you aud ygur nr
Z - o = pay lhe de0t his b day of Febus-y
\. ID l-S5. "a I3pl.l Lt-EHER Q. af,ls S1iN y
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Dear Rersnge.-A farmer named A.
IN Ottowa county, Ohio having Sniff IN l Rose
killing OF his cattle by the trains on tba llon h.
and Toledo railroad, to revenge bjrnsoII. e'ssnd
obstructIons on the track. In conseo r' placed
was arrested, tried and sentenced to f5a he
tary for two years. '-e penlea,
,Hfofioseey's Pills, most efiectnaj r..
bilious Complaints and Indigestion = sieoy fcr
N The mercantile service, who traded Cap'ala
between the Bahamas and Florida So Eur years
constable time from severe billions 80 Tor
indigestion depression Of spirits BORDER IS and
aenoi sinking at the pit of the storas. "a mel
an G'',atIai craving after substantial foo5 'so
pad an immense sum of money for ,,.i. ne
vice without obtaining any benefit b ,,,slca al
iFaoTdinary II may appear, he was cnr.{ ex
tHan SIX weeks by taking Hoilowav's pm; ~ les,
ior TWO years ne has not felt the least ~ aud
bic, Indigestion, or disoEdered liver pom Of
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Information Wanted.

Hiram II. ChampIia, former owner of the Thav-
ersburgh Mil property. has been absent some
thing over year, during which nothing has been
heard Of him
Mr., Champlin was somewhat above The ord;D-
airy height very stoUtly built and well pronor-
TONED. HIS weight was about two hundred and
ten pounds The expression Of his countenance
was mild and pleasant and his manners we're mi
ct ard unassuming. His complexion was 2orid
and his hair was thin and gray and worn in a
braid 10 cover bald place on the top Of his head
Ills age was about s. years
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

Il Fifty cents line, IS charged for advertising
IN tue New YORK Weelly Tribune. Greeley
rays that his weekly edition amounts 10 100000
copies.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

REsUsEp-AIeSsrs. Psge X Bacon. of St louis
have given notice OF their intention 10 resume bu-
sIness day
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
MAR zkEED.

At Arena, By Rev, Joseph Adams ".
y. HoeE Of Warrington, Illinois, to Mis- soas
T., daughter o. the officiating elergyna. '-OVi'i
s1zs-=z=z--=z-z-ssz.s, - ''
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

II 4 proof Of the Jruta Of the Old alage. " the
wounded bird dutters,' may be found IN the Min
erai Point Den.7crct y hich made lis appearance
on Friday OF last week, in the EDITORS remarks
upon the election OF L. S Senator
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

\ PATHIoTIc IoAsT.-The following is one of
the toasts offered a a supper of the Printers of
Lowell, on Friday last:
o'1 Revolutionary Fathers-Likc good Driafers
hey toch'ed up the firms Of the Tories and double
loaded the British coI,1lsasy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

HI he New York papers are rejoicing over
the comparatively quiet Sabbaths they eriov. in
consequence OF the successful Efforts OF the Nav,
ors OF New York and Brooklyn to close the drink
houses on Sunday
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

II Altered los from Is on the State Banl,
Madison, Wis in circulation says Thompson. >
Reporter Nignette, an Indian with a spear lead
ing horse: man seated on lower left corner with
hammer IN his hand
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

Temperance Literature Since last lime the n
York State Temperance Society has distributed
among the people Of that State in tie shane of
tracts aud other document 600. large daoleci-
mo pages, alta cost OF $4,000, including the paw
of agents. -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

/ fire at Dnbtgae.-A Brewery and Meeting
House were consumed by fire at Dubuque on sun,
| day last.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

Good Definition At the printers festival in
Lowell Mass, the following definitions were given.
True FFogress-Subscription IN adUance.
Old Fogyism-Owing primers bill.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

u he Albany Evening Journal is now prin-
led on paper manufactured OF Eastwood
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

u The ice on the river is now good and is
freely used the whole distance between here and
st Baul.-rGal Adv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

Ie@ AG9eGG G@9 Uu91n4S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

i he whole number of scholars in ATTENDANCE
upon the free schools Of CIeveland is ISL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

Large Sale # Pork.-Mr. Tying, of Peoria, ILL.,.
made sale On Friday last, of 10000 shoulders
and 10000 sides, at 45a54 packed
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

- ashla8fon Mars is said fhatthe President
viii veto the French Spoliation bill.
Creditor bill
The Tariff movement is considered dead.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
SHELF GOODS. &C.

- - - - ~ y, c.
ELl5'fs, Gang hans ICJr5ls, Chsc5S AID Cqralrr
Lloda7 l-pste'.. 10 Lat'ies. BFolea md HE Drills
bT0'r3 aHa bteaclsea Benims md 7pliagt
H5esihig, Plan and Fang
irish Liasa, Linen Cashmere,
Ia6te Cores, Cotton 6 = Del Fiagae
~ MADE CLs;Ef-TNC.
CoATs-Over and Dress. PANr.-yest4
IsFgs assortment and Drawer
-EFG8'ES AND SHOES
Quality and Sze8 20 ft toh Righi and Left
CIR 90 e. IIf.s3
Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Mois~e7, Tobacco, Spice, Dried
tr9'it' Candy, s'arcA, sslerAtrs, ss, Soap, &C.
TN AID HARDWARE, CR0CKtRY.
Oh ica selection Of Patent Medicines Also, Lard,
iinseea, ssh Ces.or and Sweet oil. All Of which
VIII sell OFT AZ urusus lew prices, for Cash. 50 ell
non bile bargains are going, and get The worth 0!ou
- The highest ash Price paid at all times Tor Mn.
SAMUEL C0LLEY.
yellow Stone, Wis. Feb Ssh, 1855 3ml3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

- II IS stated that the number of hogs sold in
sanganon County Illinois the present sesxon e1-
ceeds that OF last year by several thousand
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

~ Health comes of itself. but we are AT great
pans TO get our disease Health comes from
simple lie OF nature; disease from the artificial
life of nature
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

II There are flty>three railroads chartered IN
Wisconsin 49, a.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14
FOR EIG n NEW s

CRAWFORD Justice.
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CI.ANGE oF psoPRlETOTss.

DRUCS,- MEDtCINE~, FAfN1N, OILS, Ct, &c,
s4 ~ f-- rs md RsTsIL BY ll'.i-
.ha TT 9 II GS v K 4 ~ G.. "a. =.
RI, HE unersned have purchased the entire Stock OF
,ilrurs and Medicines OF j. NJ. d. Miilcr q Co. and
intend the rg business al the well known
stpd of Keller = Fafnsley, No. II Water street under
the firm ~ ieich & Ve,iihg
Charlie beirh of the irm hopes he is avorably known
TO the public, baying been engaged in ar, Crawford
Bells Sore the last five yers Peter Veriing ofthe
same rtn ing elcrkin in the present store the
last three years, futLsrs himself with having the eon
drnce Og its old customers. lt
tWc intend Keeping on hand large and fresh stock o
drugs and Tnetcines and hope by this and by
strict attention business, and b! low pees 70 merit
liberal PAL ranasc both from old and new customers
Hfss' ~ |iffSa g. amn .IrsIt q CHARLES BtICH. l
feha5-ly PETER NERhiNCi. .
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cLorHsNG " WHelESME OLE yss : AA9,RRErA'.~ A.,

- THE undersigned having purebasedof his late part
Chas ~ Mack his entire interest in tie Cloth
t@ ing Store Of Mack Lobenstine. very agy sis
u h fsieermned rid OF the present stoc q
or at prces SO as to make for alarg
raen Fall aud Winter eothing He theref We invt h
friends and the generally and examine his Good
aud prices lie good stock Of ciohtng Geatienen
Furnishing Goods &C.. there Is ia Evansville. an'
VIII them they be houghta Othe
aee ia lcy which he will prove those call h
sore aud Pavilion Ip tel - -. Id.
ey20-G = F'Ht t et- ANTHONY LOBENSTiNE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-16
c,yrr r,,,

<,AS that s. fSiBICiI ap-
u pear the Honorable City Counl 10 answer to tt
ehare IN Dry foods aFi Or was itfOr reeivn,
ration orders fer Geoas when e,li ty
m the doli.r7 BE tts
case as il mqy Mr. Il. Attend his stair
while he pursueg OF his way the :a-m
ndeavorina the bJ
sell gsOd Goods
markally low prices.
ow nriees ey22
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-16
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NNTHOL Es Ale AND RETA AiLCOyFECrIONEn
law PARrNGRSIIP.

Vss. G. JONES and JAS. f. BLYTHE. Attornies a,
y Law Evansville Indiana naveass cesed themselves
partners in the p=letce of the law, and Will continue
practice this and the adjoining couses, and in the
Sapre aud District Court. They design turning then
attention pa -ticIlarly to land law. short ethey
will De prepared to give in few minutes an ostraci
ments -orin Lanisco togethe with their professosg
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-16
SHERWOOD HcUs5.

rIliE subscriber has ken the above house, and has
entirely reIitlel aud re:Grhisied it, and Is prepared
70 entertain the patrons or the house in satisfactory
,nanner.l He also rehicd the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock OF hprses anS car
riages TO let.
The stabeis large. clean and welhocated, and good
tostlersare in CONSTANT aepjanee Particular tniioH
will be paid 10 tie care horses left with him Tor Keep
ns AMI in all respects tc pa5iie sha lind The sher
wood House !. Sss'I iioiels jySf vi ~ ia ~ btsh