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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22
PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept II 1850
The transactions in iron market for the week foot
up 1900 TONS No foundry is quoted at $50; No. at
1927 $28 and No. at S24 $25. Bars are In demand
at improving prices Sales at $72 So Blooms sell $50
and aggot iron at 500 Sheet in good request $40
Boiler plate, DC. a &c.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 20, 1855.
The Batics advices received to-day but too late
to develope the effect upon markets. Cotton sales
to-day $500 bales at &C. 94c for middlng iar sugar
sells at 6lac. &c.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 81 1855.
The sales of cotton during the past week have been
1000 bales, at decline upon previous rates. Good mid
ding quoted at 10Ac. The receipts Of the week have
been $500 bales. Rice shows adecline Of Nc. 1c per
ID. The receipts Of the week foot up 100 tierces and
the stock hand 800 tierces Corn dull and droop
ing Wheat is rather higher; sales at 81 60 81 rs.
Flour 50 50 SO. Freights have advanced to 9-l6d.
IN
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Recruiting for the Foreign Legion.

PHIADEIPnIA Sept 81 1855.
The case of the United States Hertz recruiting
for the British Foreign Legion, came up in the
United States District Court this morning By the es
mony of F. o. strobel, Mr. Crampton the British Minis
ter implicated in the making Of arrangements for
recruiting in this country Strobel to mmand the
company recruited in this city, and had been promised
the appointment of Major of the Legion.
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Yellow Fever In Mississippi.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20, 1865.
There were ten deaths from yellow fever at vicksburg
Mississippi, during yesterday.
At Canton there two deaths and twenty
The disease prevails at Natchez and is spreading to
nearly all points the Mississippi Ouchia and Black
rivers,
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SYRACUSE, Sept. 81 1855.
The Onondaga County Fair closed to-day. The at
tendance has been larger than at any previous fair held
in this city, many thirty thousand persons having
been present to-day The ladies' riding match and the
awarding of the premiums had to be postponed
of the crowd.
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The for purse between Flora Jennie AMI r,a,r
Forester, Thursday afternoon, was a ssf.er,ble
failure. Flora led from end 20 end on ioe. Chicago
Jack and Mlcr's Dnmsel were drawn and s'd M. 80
tend for the money. A summary win snnice -
THURSDAY. sept. 2o.--purse 5000 Two ,.ie ,,eas. -,
three in hve, to 2T5 10. wagon and drfenr -
u. Woodruff entered b. M Flora Jennie
q. srcer entered y, g. Frank FORESTER > I,
Ar. Daniels entered b. Z. Chicago Iack. *
u. Ger entered m MlIcr's Iansei
Time, jls1S-5lTsE
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NEw ORLEANS, Sept 20, 1866.
The steamship Black Warrior has arrived at this port
with Havana dates to the 18th inst The is wholly
unimportant. Sugars were firm, and prices had up
ward tendency
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Judicial Convention.

ALBANY, Sept IL 1855
The Soft Shell Judicial Convention of the Sixth district
has nominated Schuyler c. Rippen for Judge.
The Hard Convention nominated Samuel Gordon, of
Delaware The Otsego delegates protested against this
nomination. the ground that he had been free soier
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The United States Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows.

BALTIMORE Sept. q, 1855.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows to-day by two-thrds
vote, rejected the amendments to the constitution
offered last year, proposing to strike hererom all
ference to encampments Other important amendments
also rejected The adjournment takes places to-
morrow.
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full forms.

THE CONNECTICUT LIQUOR LAw.-The Hart
ford Comant confesses that "there are sneaking
evasions going on all the while there, and that
doubtless night and day secret violations of
the law are practised in that city" Why don't
they get up the right kind of law-something
like ours, for example, where the " statute'' is
openly nullified by everybody, and where
liquor may be sold freely by everybody, with
out the expense of license? And yet they
talk of repeating our law because it is too des-
potic! What would our people do if they
were under the Connecticut law, where day
and night, they are compelled to sell and drink
even lager bier upon the sly! We pity the
Connecticut people. They don't know how to
get up liquor law. Our Seward law makers
do. They 60 on spree to Blackwell's Island
and then prohibit all liquor drinking by abol-,
ishing all licenses and establishing free trade
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New UNION PARTY PRoPosED-Hon. Tho
mas G. Pratt, U. S. Senator, has written letter
in favor of a new Union party, to be composed
of conservative wings and democrats We be-
lieve the American party are aiming at the
same ultimatum. True, they have had some
bitches and catches and breakdowns here and
there, and, looking over the whole field of
the Union, their organization is somewhat I'M
harmonious and incohesive and indecisive and
uncertain; but as all other parties are in
state of effervescence, fusion and reconstruc-
ton, the Know Nothings have still as good a
chance as the best Of them for the succession.
The approaching session of Congress will pro-
badly be followed by an entire reorganization
of the American party upon the living, practi-
cal union and constitutional issues of the day.
But Mr.. Pratt is, perhaps, little too fast
Nothing positive can be done in the recon
struction of parties old or new, for 1856, short
of month or two after the meeting of Con-
gress.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 81 1885,
Our stock market is steady, at the following quota
tons:-Pennsylvana 5s, Sc; Reading Railroad, AK;
Morris Canal 15 Long Island Railroad 15 Pennsylvania
Railroad As.
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FORTHCOMING ATTRACTIONS Nmo's GARDgS.-The
return Of MIR. Niblo from Europe and the arrival OF
Antoine Rave in this country suddenly followed by hi
return to France accompanied by his brother Francois
gave assurance tint some extraordinary arrangement
were in progress preparatory TO the opening Of the rcru
lar winter campaign We learn from good authority
that Mr.. Nblo has entered into arrangement with the
celebrated brothers Antoine, Francois Jerome Ra
vel, TO organize powerful company Of talented d.tse
in the various branches of the drama pantomime spec
tacle and ballet in combination with operate and scenic
effects at novel and striking in their character
This grand combination win enable them TO produce n
series OF entertainments Of unparalleled attractions com
binng all the most popular features of opera drama
spectacle and bale, in the piece each
being filed by artists Of the highest ability either a
singers, actors, pantomimsts dancers The vast re
OF the establishment backed by immense can;a
guided by such experienced directors and headed nv Mr.
Niblo himself must success to this great enter
prize During his last tour Mr. Niblo visited All the
celebrated operate and dramatic establishment, l.;
the great capitals of Europe aud secured the artist, most
essentially needed for the contamination OF this gigantic
plan Jerome Rasel Is now in Italy closing other en-
gagements, and the brothers Antoine and Francois leave
to-day for France in order muster their whole forces
together and bring them 10 this CITY, This new arrange
ment win 60 into effect hear, in about two months
In the meantime the Pyne and Harrison Opera company
VIII continue their highly successful performances I'M
few days this talented company viii produce Bristow's
new grand American opera Of Grip Van Wrinkle which
has been mounted with the greatest and berall,y
end Of which all who have had opportunity OF hearing
the music entertain sancune expectations Of sue
1t Is evident that Nr. Niblo i dete ned not only
70 sustain but 10 increase The vel won honors Il biz
iNu*t
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hf re already retained the legal services of Messrs
George Wood, Charles 'Conor, and James T. Brady
10 defend the various suits against them.
Cotton was more active yesterday, and the sales
reached about 1000 bales, though in the pain at
Their irregular prices, middling uplands having in
some cases changed from 10c. l0lc. AT the close
the market exhibited more steadiness. Flour was
active, with good demand both Tor home use and
for export. Prime wheat, in good shipping order
was scarce and very firm. Sales of other kinds
were freely made, in lots at full prices. Among the
transactions were 10000 bushels white Canada, to
arrive before the 18th of October at 50 o. Corn adj
vanced lc. to &c. per hashel. Pork was in moderate
demand; for new mesa, $22 rs a 1922 81; and 1000
bbs prime deliverable all this year, sellers option
sold Of slS. Beef WIS somewhat frmer. Freights
were more active, with pretty free engagements al
frmer rases.
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T III Il l. TEST VS.
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELECHAPHS.
From Washington.


THE HALIFAX C0NsULsHIP-who WILL BE THE
SUCCESSOR OF JUDGE CHARACTERIZATION Dou-
GLAs AND THE BOSTON ABoLIrIoNIsrs, ETC.
The President, informed to-day, has appointed
Ex-Governor Pillsbury, Of Maine Consul at Halifax re
Robt. N. Frayzer, removed.
The struggle going with reference to who shall
fill the vacancy occaoned by the death fudge Canch
is tremendous The Cabinet have had 1t in charge for
some time Mr. Marcy and the free sellers in favor
Of Blair while General Pierce and JEFF. Davis for
Radcliffe 1t is believed that Radcliffe is ahead.
The Union Of tomorrow win contain letter from
Judge Douglas to the Anti-savery Society of Boston,
declining invitation to address them on the slavery
question.
Soft Shell Candidate for Judge OF the Court
or Appeals.
Albany, Sept q, 1855.
The Soft Shell State Committee have selected Nicholas
HILL barnburner, for Judge OF the Court of Appeals, in
place Of John A. Lott bunker, declined Mr. Lofts let
ter declining the nomination is suppressed.
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THE NAVY RETIRED LIsr-Nor BAD FOR THE
UNroN.-Thc Washington Union has lately got
off piece of sarcasm on the Naval Board
which was hardly to be looked for in such
quarter 1t says that the retired list published
by the HERALD is incorrect, and adduces as a
proof the fact that it contains the names of
two of the officers of the Examining Board. The
insinuation is, of course, that the Board would
not cut of the heads Of two of its own mem
bers, no matter how old or incompetent they
may be. Good for the Union When the or
gan reflects SO caustically on these officers
sitting at Washington, it is not to be wondered
at that their action should be freely commented
on by the independent press of the country.
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sally Ann t,af7nberry. kichlard County, Wis.
VI 1thcV u N heeler. ( Cjgcuit E0art.
the Ma Term A - lS55pf the Circuit Court in and
\ FOR the Comfy OF chland, state q Wisconsin, h.ld
stthe CONT House Richard centre, in the County
and ~4te aforesaid the 10th day of Nav. \. ID i-F5
belora the lion Montgomery NJ tUtbren, iadgs Of said
Court then and there rresd rg, Il ordered that the
SAID defendant his appearance 10 be entered
herein and that he plead duniur The sai6
tpmplaiSaRts oil Of complaint herein before ths
eighteenth dsy OF August a - !S55 The matters ant
tnings therein contained viii Be taken confessed
against him and decEetd accordingly And Is furiha
ordered aat She Corr iuant cspy uf this or6e
be published fors six weeks successyeiy IN eaci
week, in rae = Mineral Point THbUne = weekly news
paper printed and published 81 Mineral Point. in low;
q first publication thereof 10 be within twent
Isys from the date Of this order.
Hy the Court. ~ VI C3EHRlsN- Circuit 8jge
Dated the 18th day OF Nay u 1885.
(. ~. CoEFIN BERRF. Sal. : A CoTFlSoERRy- Com
Stale Of Wisconsin.
County Of EiChiaBd,
7. c. u. RelriIle Clerk Of fht
jrcGit Court in and far said County, do hereby Grim
thar he foregoing order IS true copy OF theorgiraio OF
Ter on f1a in my oGics
IN testimony whereof hereunfo set my hand aad an
the seal al said Court RehiaEd Ceat,e, this 10.
na7 dy q n REENlLtF, CIerk.
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BED SPEE.4DS. Table CLOTHS.


Henry tSTwits. Attachment.
he state Bank OF Illinois, ( A-sumpsit.
* virtue Of a yvri Of jri fci ism, 4 an, ~ md ~
ID der ne e4 ,F M. trrctlt ,atrrt i,,r n ~ -
.atayete and state OF - fscosp bearin., tpsft. h.
5wauts- ia, of Nav A. u ~5 II, me w. f,itt
4us, aud 10 me a. racs5 ana d.ivarsd c,,si,st H.
GOODS aud chastee. lands and fegau,ert. ~ a. -
named Ifeisd AMI asv- Ms. tt.y ,,rrp w,
81 tat, rir III tttiss and l,,.r.-f a. nd +, - =
liant Th,. state & mn a. f.lfnu. "a ~ fSii,si, III
crlbed rea! estate a. The r,ruDert of M ~. .4
defendant to VII.
me east batf Of The DnrtI, east ,,,,s.far r section .
axushrr range. l. rast - Is ~, CTS ,y 81 F,tr -
ne north " Sd auaIter at sec N , t,,,n-hu fans.
INST IS - 100 str.s: west half a. me ,trt = vs.
II section > tow u-hip f. r:-,. Z. fasf =, 4I.f q -
te ,pdivi4e I'll ms f,i,-fh 1,,rf =. - - -
.1rin eat garter - 500 IN ! ta'y, -
asst % acres. vssf h,if ~ he s,rtt -
ION n rovushIr s rance CAS- - rra. -, i,
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aossEE.

IL persons are herbv notified not e. trespass nine
\ on fa pon The following tract 81 land without The
,n=f.t of the owners. to Wit = e % the : r - e
sc 80 u. Township Nc. 4 Of Range :. east
aud further notice is hereby gwen that We forbid any
nd nj parsous nom bur ilg a.y lead other and
,aox8c NE same without .he consent OF She
John < ABbAIM WHITE
waIwtck Iune ,. 1S55- &-ii
TtossS VIZ Elm bssht lsaeks-a. snlatser guar
titles constantly OF hand and arranted Tree iron
saw-dust hs Is ALLEN
oct. &. 1853.
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psS~oIuEsos OF Pasr>ERsrr.r.

NoIic=E. i hereby given that the Copa5t.
undersigned and known under the firm of Rowan
N.CIoskey, Is this day dissolved by mutual con
cent
The business viii hereafter be conducted by
James Rowan at the old stand High Street, with
whom all persons indebted 10 the late Firm ar
requested 10 cell an3 settle
JAMES ROWAN,
BERNARD Il CLOSkE1.
Mineral Point June 10th 1855
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Dag ueTroan Gallery!

Daguerrean Gallery!
PR1FE~op& MptFETf asst from Cincinnati would
reSpscuv inform the citi2srs If Mineral Point and VI
entity that lie will remain here aas and fitted
up a Jue
As1sEEsEsER1 GALLERY
opposite ir. AnGetts OGice. where ne would be ha7 py
10 wat on All those who ptty wish Ii like Lis,
ness OF themselves lr nd. have Al he recent
proFemens the "rt- The Stere"scupe. Cra on tr stat
tNpe Photograph. Hal Circic, Nj sic, Ground
Il nave new Ia tru neut the pan thai
can take chi'd ot any ace in
GSne second
All those wishing good miniatures now is q good
charce.
Portraits ADD DacUerreotyres cont d
Miniatures SCI ia Lochet BreistPns Bracelets Seals,
aud Rings.
Bulldogs or Land cap : taken to order
Ladies' and GeuEs Inyited call and see specf.
mems and stock of in" g SIS and i.cckets.
Groups AIKEN from 3 - 80 plate.
Pictures pa up good Gases for ST 30
SHAW : uiI p takcn over on new galvanized
cimCay pure plate for 81.
All Work warranted 10 please or charge made.
g. r. tGFF@IT, artist.
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fNt suhsNr her would inform n Sittzers eraI
Point ard yicnitv 'hat he has iust rtceivtd ad-
9tii,n - his owner stocS of CLOCKS, WATCHES and
JtfF ElKf ANA he Wishes distinctly understood that
ne y selling ~ trees if lower han shop
~ lh's part ~ the lie intends the
MATCHMAKING AND JEwELRf BUsIs ESs,
In az ITS Branches.
He would caithe att, nton ofthe public TO hieiarge
and wellselocte ed stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Feb, fsu1rd nna Belt Gt,ai.ss,
Rockets. BIaG~. Ear-SissEs. Pins, &C.,
Of rGrioHs Pastrws.
SILVER AND Pa.SEE-wAEsE
Fancy Goods Gold Pens, Superior Cute,y, CLOCKS,
Lam s2c c. which v III he sold at heowest prices
rY- The Repairing and Cleaning ofClocks and Watch
Is promptly attended q, and warranted give entire
satisfaction Taos nAVEY.
JUST ECETTED.
In addition 10 The above. : good assortment of
r>Ps9 q . u = 7s- esvP rsl7@ ~ a<e~ ~ 40
@sA gs syL-1y Eva ! 81 y kAay. ~ i %
Embracing s,,sae The daes toned vioas and Flutes
ever t@'1et So THIS H@rart- also a surpy ele-
giant CLOCKS, Combs. s-c., 9 Call and
THOMAS HANEY.
S{nersi Point. May q 1855 vanT1
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1854

1904 E n Ec 1854
laal.d i5ass' Ga1 case s1GR3
on co5sSEEEGCE sElsEEE.
the Subscriber would respectfully call the attention a
The public to he UNI allied stock Of Goods els bcw
receiving from the East and which he oa.-rs for
| sale on me most reasonable terms. Having
| neaTiy ma way vi his Old stock he
luns with the choicesI variety Of
\ L w G. @ O d
DIZZY GooDs.
sHpfeces Prin,s 100 pieces Satinetts
~ pieces Tehch Nirrlnos leans Domestic cloths
t l arc ,tP@ecAs 80 pieces flAnneIS Az {
,ashmeres p pieces striped shir.ings
beees I'll & b ms and o. Bay >ta,e and Cashmere
'opieees blsacned sbrtiurs 100 Gram Bags and n,,
and sheei"g~ ~ Il o z en- la {as5 4 n !
- pisees III, chester and Geatlemens, l.aS,h..
feari hlxer ticSs Wool aud M"rino Hose
80 pieces Blue aci Mixed Horsted Hcod.
Drilling &c, ac,&c.
IA DIES GOODS.
large : men aud EGeings
cheaper than can be bot Colars
SIX a,.a VI ct Trimmings sleeves
Dress buttons Linen c.tahric 'Kcrchiefs
l9ae Ribbons and Laces
* BTrg anza and Masiins
Cashmere Cloves >atjus
Mills veiye;s &c Sc
EooEs AND ssEoES.
%"mens KIP. ca goat aud VI, aud VS. coarse kin
emerald baats, silk and ca't and hungarian bou.s
lastl.S ga - r emmy Eh ida ems shoes Of al
itud's, sootas' ; &c. de-crpsiuns, sc.
ss-og as e$.
Black and Drub b eayer Pants
ogerceais Vests
Dress and Basless Coa.s bats and Caps Sc.
.asEz y - ; = az.
>rs ; genuine -hovelz ant locks,
rracs and r.es chains Raw.
arpeners' Tools TAI and Pocket Cutlery
Planes, Hay Knives
lhSeis, thrush >cythes
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'gssE RUSSIAN WAX
+ still undecided, aud The fate Of Turkey doubt, but
the most At ih' present tne feet that subsCr
bers receiving, at their door below
tbs Franklin House. larger and extensive stock
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS
than was ever before brought to his market which hey
UhofeSate auL Ret a. on terms that viii
satisfy All that the war against high Or COS bas beep far
successful than that carried on by the allied forces
Against the Russians 1t would be impossbe to emu
ruera.a their sock in IN, rotnuass f any sid hand u
tii could easily printed place among
auacas ~ twenty cents q ward :ades' TTdrrSIevs N
from 81 81 cents, Double wooden -bawls dollar
very ARE stock Of t;ace- t;inehsno auns n A',r
variety OF Ribbons, Laces Pocket handke
Velvcs ladies collars Gimps Edgjngs Bra:lls Tnreads
every variety Of iaajes' Fancy Dress Goods, equally
low together With general assortment Of Rroadcloihs,
Cassmercs, ~aiinegS Tweas, Fuiled cloths vesngs o.
al tinda, Hats, Caps, sc &c one Thousand sAagz
Of every variety. In tn line OF
READY NJ ADJ ARTICLES,
.apes Collars &C. Also Gents and suys' Coats Pants
VS., Shirts, hLaWers wrappers &c IN any QUANTITY
some OF she besl worknen that have been in
suit III very short time All garments warranted to
LESEGEkE.
G5d and Silver pens sud p ncils5
e5od and silver I.ocket=,
Ear and drger rings,
f5oid and silver watches,
Breast Pins &c &c.
ssootA AEEs SHOES.
tien's calf kip and C0arse 80 Is,
Re[ 1Tssn a s s 81 and rI Pa"P End and ou,
Women : lid and heather slippers,
do kip boutees and walking shoes,
do CATERS and ca'f shoes and D0ulees,
Misses ana chiluren's shoes aud boots.
HATS aNDC8pS.
general assortment Of FUR, Sill and wool Hats,
Men and boys caps OF various kinds.
A good supply o. the very best quality
GROCERIES, CUTLERY H.4RD lK.4RE,
&c. Sc, SC.
All Of which are offered for sale the New Store.
one door below the franklin house. high rect
Mineral Point, the reasonable terms. our sock
as The marx ct requires.
The orally of our Goods be surpassed in any
Store ia the west.
CALIFORNIA COED
Bought at eli times at The highest market rates
TAILORING.
We have now, and shall continue in our employ
number the Best railns in the West, both for
and making. and this branch of business
it distinct underst cd that be surpassed
by anv 4 articles OF Clothing made at our shop are
warranted 10 at no sale. We have on hand the fol-
lowing articles OF Ci0hin-:
Men aud boys cloth dress and frock Goats,
do do tweed coats.
Linen coats, all sizes and f. hions,
Cloth, cas- mere and sattinetl Pants,
Linen. and tweed do
Moieskin and corduroy do
Black and ether alofed satin Vests,
do do silk do
Marseilles, cloth and tweed do
Cotton and linen vests OF al qualities,
Shirts wrappers and drawers.
fr- Clothing ofall kinds ma 70 orderan sortnotce
Customers are respectfully invitet o call.
). ADLER * co.
Mineral Point, Oct. II, 1854. v7nistf
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aEAL AsEATE AGENcY.

TX oGriag for sale upon reasons bic terms,
the following described tracts land and city lots,
in the Counties % la Fayetle, Columbia and Wis
coHsln:
VALUABLE FAEEEs FOR SALE.
Contiguous 10 tfc Birattce s Mississippi Raiiroad
s ~ r viii that valuable Farm lately occupied
~ w by BIZ. John Hand gethcr with all the
-~sT- House thereon, and about FIVE HthrEED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. SAID Farm
Contains nearly 2lu Acres Of fret iand, go
II which b.oEen and well fenced. There Il pas
III" same, and ell wnJertd Also all kinds of
Farming Implements NHd 50 a. me land
DOS or, Wis with q comfortable House the same
The above premises situate the Model Mills
Iowa County minute description or said premises
may be seen at our oa4ce.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ragz 81 Z,
In Ho counties Of I3ca and Columbia, iIisr0HSin
FHNHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale the following de
"A scrihed Real Estate:
4 Of trd Y OF a If Z &C sec 20 town s. &c
SW i a W =, Sec %, Town 5 Range last
Z az ar -, 5,
Cnd . ui Z y of Z Or q -, S. &
4 = Of = p c.
and T. - Of + = ar f. A.
No acres 20 iuo = , the Ind fractions ard
~ y + ar Sec 7.towu 3, range east,
No acres - % Itu na~h fraction No J. H. town 10,
No ~ goIr0 fractional section H. town II, range
Und = of Let t7Yliet's survey, Mineral Point, Wis
" 4 Of No %,
DUNN s. READ, yalents.
Mineral Point Wisc0nsin- 5ltf
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WHITE LEAD.

sDtt shiie Lead: BdIs IsInseet on, IS Buxe
" indow Glass, asst sizes. Ter sale ST
June II, 1854. u. w. CCB5's.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-11
KEW BOlIETS AND IElI GOODS

y5sHE largest and best selected stock of R0NN ETs
3 RIBBONS aud TStMMlNGS ever brought iuto the
town OF Mineral Point, and tie ChsaPGt
MRS OTIS IL thankful for past patronage, and hopes
for continuation, SHe infnfms the Ladies' OF neral
Point and vicinity, lha her stock is much enlarged and
the prices IN proportion. She has just received he
Patterns with great variety of ~EilS, Grs' pc
y ss-tt and Essca gte< Vets Also, FRENCH
G-ra LACE, PUNISHABLE, TUSCAN aud c-r -
vi E}IGI2A W . DfN5EI5515Ps39 49,
of eUerg rarity .-----
Together with loco pieces spring Styles and fashion
able RONNET EIBB'NS-aHd great variety OF Bonnet
SILKS, TRIMMINGS, &c. DRgsS TrIn WINGS, HcSIERy
and not 10 be Forgotten besides 1900 other
articles which - advert
The trade VIII b. supplied reasonable terms. AL
orders promptly attended 20.
MRS T. ], OTIS.
Mineral Pom, April D. 1853. eft.