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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
TIE rraMnor1I STORE OPENED,

'TNiE undersigned having completed his large and
l. spacious store is nov in receipt of full and com
pete stock Of Dry DDS groceries, Hardware Boots and
shoes iron- Steel Nails Crockery and and
every article kept in any store the country II
be usees. to state his stock is large every
com nunity knows he purchases small He
would be happy to show any portion Of his stock of
goods 10 any persons who be disposed to examine
the quality prices Of the more extended no.
tice viii appear, provided lime viii persnit2 any rate
the public invited to call and examine for tiese-
JOHN NIL TON
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
(. NEW STORE Il NEW GOODS!. 1854.

II. q e.. EEOXD
MOULD return their thanks the citizens Of Mine
w raj POM and vicinity for patronage they have
received during the time they have IL Trade,
friends that they have removed of Goods
20 the Store formerly occupied by II KooP and are now
receiving from New York and Boston, large and care
fully selected stock Goods TO wants of
this vicinity, and consisting IN part f0IoEs
DRY GOODS,
Plain and striped sati- Kenincky Jeans
nets OF every qssaiity T~eeds and great variety
5ni style, OF Dress Goods
DeaiBs, a pacas and Mertnue..
SILK C O O u A D TRIMM INGs,
Dress Silks afne assert Bonnet Cap and Betting Rib
ment, 5Dus,
Black Silk Lace and WoTsted aad silk braid,
Fringes, GiBps
Coord and Black Bro Grape I.eese sc
cade Silks, Jacouett and Cambria Mus
Embrodj Cuffs aud Iin
Collars, India Book and swiss Mus
Isle Thread and Mus lin,
lin EdgiBgs, Jaccnett Fdgincs, sc.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
LADIES' and Gents Gloves OF every description
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery. great variety Of Chill
drcEs Ifoss-
READY MADE THING
great variety of al kinds of Coats all kinds Of
SiDES. HUNTS and other X Is and every desc ption
Of SHELF HARDWARE.
CROCK cry AND GLASS WARE
We have the best assortment Of Crockery aud Glass
Ware in Western Wisc) isin
GROCERIES.
We have on hand a ehoise assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES. Persons wishing 10 buy GOODS, will
find il to their interest 10 call before purchasing
elsewhere, s do norfntend to be undersoId-
Produce ali X nds received in exchange Goods.
The highest price paid in CASH for Aerchanta-
BILE Wheat, delivered at their store. 2itf
Mineral Point oct. Il, 1874.
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TAX IN up,

+ -SF BE tae subscriber. in the village OF Mineral
Il 4 FONT, one Bull CALF. supposed to be about
- months old. The color is red and white
- 'el-Nuh white star in the forehead, and slit
fiSbt car. Said Calf has been about my premises
~ our weeks was very poor when taken up. Il
rope sbOus the neck The owner is requested TO
1--WE property, pay charges and take him away.
~ JOSEPH PRIUEATX-
&.1ersl Point, March e. 1855 4Nls
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GOOD NEWS FOR CHILDREN.
fO0G stand of Arms, with an unexhaustible amount
of harmless Ammunition attached, together with
variety other rOYS which shall give aw ay at some
small, nominal consideration.
We are making arrangements 10 have G. X O.
G cry department complete, and shall aiwsys have
of that excellent E7 so per pound, hand
n. B--R@menber the Peoples Cheap Grocery, Goth
ifgl Boot & Shce aad Dry Goods Stoie, Opposite tht
County Building.
JAMES ROWAN,
BERNARD McCBOSKEy.
Mineral To Mt, October |, ] 81. Iy2s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

isi. persons DESTROYS of securing tickets IN tb;.
q splendid scheme viii forward their orders i'm me-
diateiy. io-
any person Forwarding dollar TO this Office, will
receive By return mail either the following beautifuI
steel EngrayIngs, known as
one OF Life's Happy Hours;
fhe Parting;
Ihe Poor Relations;
me Capture Of Major Andre; or
The Sparkling;
And cir ticket emitting the holder 10 one share
In the 5000 Valuable Gifts.
Any person forwarding two dollars viii receiva h.
te'u'h man. either OF the LARGE kNGsAyIsGs know
fhe Jolly Flat Boatman; or
The Trapper's Last shot;
Ana Two "IFr TcKErs, emitting the holder to two
shares in line GIFT PROPERTY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
EMIGRATION AGENCY.

EMIGRATION AGENCY.
MR. ROWAN is Agent for The extensive and old es-
tablisbed Emigration and Foreign Exchange House o.
WILLIAMS x GUfoS. New York. lie as now prepared 1.
remit money usual, nj to engage passages, the
lowest terms from all parts Of England Ireland and
scotland. Passage Certificates and DraftE sight from
FL upwards be obtained of him, with receipts
ali moneys paid him. for the safe and punctual transmits
sion Of whh the Company bold responsible
All post paid communications will be answered CT
and ever required Information given.
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Coms one,-Come All!

The Rev. Mr.. PuILrPs will lecture at the O. S.
Presbyterian Church on next Sunday evening, 10
lie You've MEs Of this village. commencing at
o'clock. Subiect-Pr otaHi.u.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
IN CIRQUE COURT OF REElsI,ANN
COT n h, WISCONSIN.

Elizabeth J. Massingsie. rs
JoGE l.. Massingale Ps-stIgt for Dis0rce.
Az reading the affidavit made on behalf of the COM
~ plainant or petitioner, shelving the defendant
has abseuied himself from he safe Of WISCONSIN and il
appearing that subpoena has been issued and uy re-
ned decudant not found, and il further appearing
hat said defendant JAILED to enter his appfance in
said cause Is Ordered, that said defendant appear
answer or demur to compliments bill petition
VIII De taken as confessed, and that this order,
ana the endacy Of this suit, be given defendant
oY Fu1aicaioh % copy of this order in the Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly newspaper publish ed Mineral
reui IN iowa county u being IN The Circuit with
S.chiand County, for weeks srocessiylv the ,rt
publication 10 be within from he Ale of
this Order. Dated the lsth day Of February 1855
A. D. SLAUGHTER
Court Commissioner, RichIZnd Co., Wis.
| hereby certify the above and within to be q true
copy Of Order cp Gle IL my Office
Attest, {. D. BELLEFILT f. Clerk.
ow . Per WIN X. JASSEy, Dept.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

IL TAKEN UP, by the subscriber. in the town
y OF " aidN5cs, near uYer's GiE.iugs. on land
sLA occupied by the undersigned, IN said town
e-s =. Cn or about the 2Sth day OF February, 1850,
- et MARE three years old This spring, marked
"a 4 dn white spot in her forehead The owner i
az . come prove property, pay charges, and
No. sway. JOHN PILE.
ha1ed March 9Th, A. D. 1855. AYR.
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IfU TIE RS HOT L.,
PTATTVITIF WIS

IIANING taken and fitted Tho stand foTmerr known
the tUDion Hotei,'i the subscriber wound re-
pecLfaiiy ask for it share of public PATRONAGE Hi
Rooms are large and airy and in department
intention viii be consult the comfort and wishes
patrons Good Stables and attentive ostlers Away,
ready.
n. b. Boardsrs by the day week furnished will
all necessary convene nees unreasonable rates
Platte vile, Nov. II, 1888. 3tf
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II 0 tells, & e.,
AMERICAN HOUSE,

gHNhe undersigned takes pleasure in saying cit
a liens of Mineral Point and the travelling public
that he has fitted up his House. High Street, the
best possible manner for The accommodation of travel
and boarders. His table will At all kup
piled with the best the market affords, and but The
first class OF cooks and waters will be employed
Good stables and attentive OsleTs all times in read
mess for those who have horses.
A share Of the generous patronage ofihe pub,icis
specially solicited. A shift.
Mineral Point, Sept. 1st 1854. 43tf.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
NEW FERRY AT IsEYWGRTH,

ON THE CONStN RIVER
rTIHE SUBSCRIBER has just opened ferry at thu
l. above place, six miles above Helena and thres
miles below Arena where ne will be ready all time
attend to the business of frr-ing passengers
stock &C. the most favorable terms. The above
the Koa. leading rOLd Monroe Rich
land City, &c miles from the latter place.
Travellers will find all the accommodations of good
ho el his house, with plenty OF stabiiBg careful
osiiers f2ufl JOHN BARNARp.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

81 MRS OTIS has just received supply
- of latest styles fashionable bonnets She would
w csll the particular attention of her patrons
he cheap fancy hats, which of superior quality
md viii be sold at very low prices. g7n2q
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Olothimg9 Cl0Ghfmg G

VAOI4IA8s WA0tl0lNS
In this department we defy competition We have at
pres ent On hand Mammoth stock of fall. WI
ffA ChOIliiNG of our own manufacture, which for
Fari" Ieance of sly lie, quality and low Ircs Cannot
De suTpassed e sehcr with large Broad
Cloths Cassimees, Doeskins Peiershams Pilots Satin
cts jeans and Cofduruys Of every descriptions
we re enabled 10 offer a Wholesale Retail less
than Manufacturers prices.
Having ii ted up Second Story exclusively for n
sGse Thing "a Ar E--KsbD and having low
IN our employ meut some OF the perienced Cat
tiers and Workmen, will Cut all garments purchased
rom US or any other hFm Immediately, the regular
rates. There VIII be delay for of help, as we
have now in the different ccpa
hands employed 10 whom the highest wages given.
Peders Country Merchants ana Miiliuers, supplied at
lfc10 York Prices, adding transportation only
~ We will sell 4 WHOLE SUIT of heavy Winter
[ Clothing fOr
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

BACK AGAIS!-B. F. Shaw, after an absence of
sgms weeks has returned and Te-o1ened MS Da~
gesrreian Gallery over the Post office
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
TOWN ELECTION.

NJ. election in this place, yesterday, passed of
disturbance, but not without animation
n,;ncinal question that entered into the con-
Town officers was that of License or No
50 on the Board OF Supervisors; and when
!. understood that the names of friends of a
n..b;bitory Law were used by the opposition,
,-..sont their knowledge or consent, however
:. result may be considered triumph on the
:, Of Temperance. The lowest majority for
5.,.ryisors was CO. The following is the ticket
..sc;ed:
:, superyiso-z JOHN BRACKEN, Chairman,
JOHN CLOWNEY,
HENRY LENAHAN,
FOR Clerk WILLIAM H. CURRY,
r, Treasurer MATTHEW BENNETT.
r,- Assessor JAMES A. PLATT,
Far School Sup't-GEORGE W. BLISS.
Far JUSTICES EDWARD CORNISH,
SAMUEL THOMAS,
70, Constables- JOHN PRIDEAUX,
JOSEPH SCHMIDT,
EMORY HEALY.
r,r Sealer Of WITS and Mrs-JAMES ROWAN
4 resolution was adopted authorizing the
Supervisors to purchase site and establish
Poor House for the town paupers A one mill
Ak each, for road poor, and Incidental purposes
vas voted
TaE WEArHER-if variety Is the spice of
lie the month of March has been much more
ashIy seasoned in the weather department than
ag previous one since the commencement of the
rsssnt year. lis commencement was mild as a
yalthful maiden. shedding genial influence upon
tie face of nature" and gladdening the hearts of
he rest Of mankind but time, in her onward
march to all FOOLS day. produced a change, such
as tine is wont TO do. Snow, rain, sleet sun
sae, freezing, thawing, sleighing, mud and a
,aristv Of other variations not upon the pro-
sranme,7 have been exhibited At this time,
tlsre is prospect that raising the curtain Of
aprI will present nothing new TO our longing eyes,
he first scene of the act being only repetition OF
ssne Of the previous scenes. We trust. however.
5..ore lis close, we may be able to give a more
sar1g description of the play
SrsrEvDED.-A 4" man OF straw with one oil
NaTcys patches upon his bFeecaeS, upon which
vas inscribed il large letters B 4 R-S-T-O-W,'
holding in his hands Veto, and large bottle
il each pocket, was found suspended in rub
lie place in this village, on Wednesday morning
Foalsr if this Is one Of the first public acts OF
o8r newly elected officers?
BACK AGAIN! B. F. Shaw. after an absence of
s1ms weeks, has returned and re-opened MS Da~
ggsrreian Gallery over the Post office
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
n and patrons that he has sold his entire Stock in
Trade to SAMUEL CoLLEY, together with notes. accounts
aud demands Those that indebted him will con-
Ter great favor by calling at his Old Stand and settle
the he is DESTROYS of seeing all
settled before he changes his place IF residence
BENZ. G. SCOTT.
elbow stone, Wis., Feb. 5, 1855. 3nil3.
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ESTRlY N0TICES.

ROWAN & EI-CEOSEI

7 -E- ~ the subscriber in Diamond Grove town
- OF Linden, one yearfiBg steer CA F. briudie,
~-s-N@ with star in the forehead piece of one
: 20 other mark PercePahle. The owner is request
Ssay. f'''f~ FPAN~TS ITTI T.
March q, 1855. 4w I9pd
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

THE undersigned having this day entered igto Co
Partnership under the name and firm of ADAMS &
BoNsER, in the Mercantile and General Commission bust
ness 81 Blue Mounds and DOdgeve. respectfully solicit
continuance OF the liberal patronage heretofore eA-
tended 10 John Adams, of the present partners.
JOHN ADAMS.
JOHN BONNER.
Blue Mounds. Feb -, 1875. Inf
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CASH S YSTEM.

he can and oi sell as low any empetorin the mar.
ket Please call examine. No charge for showing
! goods. ALLEN
/ mineral FONT, october J, 1885,. 49tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

yHyTE undersigned offers for sale good FARM stu
ate in Section 6, Town T. Range =, in the town OF
Linden, li.ing +na and. About $50 acres
under fence intending farming laud, meadow and pas
,Gre. The above FARM is wei calculated Tor "a Slock
m and VIII be sold entire, part Ia suit purchas
er IL j. six miles Mine. Point, miles from
Linden and about - miles from Mifdin.
Enquire Of The subscriber The premises
MARTIN AARZOIF.
Jauuary 30, 1857 3ml2
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sIHEsoN> AND FLOWERS.

MRS. OTIS assortment of bonnet .>A
- = sriT ing has been repieuished, ssSS~Ss
SfsSA and is superior any heretofore ~
offered in this village. WINS
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NOT ICE.

4 Ii PERSONS hereby forbidden 10 mine, dig
y remove Mineral frur1 or otherwise trespass or
the following described premises, viz;
North East ar of or. Of Sec l., South hf of n W
ar. of ~, and W or y e or of Sec Is To wu
!. Range Fast also, South half of ar Sec s.,
Town & Range East. rntitf1 JOHN HOAkE.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
New Goods & Low Prices
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.


REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
w offering for sale upon reasonable terms,
w the following described land lots,
in the Counties OF La Fayeie, Columbia and Iewa Wis
consIn:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Contiguous 10 The Mlcotkee q Mississippi Railroad
E WE will sell that vaiua ble;F lately occupied
FS w by Mr.. John Hand, together with all the out
-~- Houses thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly 2ou Acres of first land Acres
Of which Is broken and well fenced. There is dne cas-
the came, and Also all kinds OF
Dover, WIS., with comfortable House the s.:ne.
The above premises situate the Model Mills
Iowa County. minute description of said DR. miaes
may be seen al our Office.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
In the counties Of IosOa and Columbia Wisconsin.
yUNHE undersigned offer for sale the following dc
u scribed Real Estate:
Il of IND Is of N Il al 4 of 20. town range
5 " q of w u, Sec -, Town S, Range East
VIZ ON Eqr "a, 5,
y of or
and r q of n r. or 4 4, 2 q"
No. acres 81 % Und north fractions and
of N F. or Sec 7.town 8, rarge east,
acres 81 leo fraction No. l. 3D. town 10,
7 east.
No acres o9Ie0 4ctonsi section a. town ii, range
nd 4 of Lot 47vIiet's survey, Mineral Point, Wis
z ss
" 4 Of No 81,
DUNN & READ, Age.ss.
Mineral Point Wisconsin 5in
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G[5lATYhSa G!ilATYLhs1,

We have upwards OF one thousand black silk Broeha
Bay and Empire States, and several other qualities o. al
roc! SHAW Is, which we viii commence to sell from
one dollar upwards and 10 which we beg particular at
ten ion.
BON 81 = I8g BOMMJEIS3
We just receiving upwards of thousand u n
nets and large amount of Bonnet Sa,ins, Innings, a
artificial Flowe-s OF all kinds, and several large Of
Ribbons-beautiful syies-which specially rest rye
for the Ladies at their prices.
EBOosS and SHOES in great quantities and
cheaper than he che
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

NlotE rs. MITES, 6c--Mrs- OTIS has on
~ hand and viii keep sale cep pete assert naent
2t Gloves Nuts embroidered and plain
ans, and many other articles ich the Ladies would
shtTs-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

VIVA - fEst fiuENtsS.--Mrs. Oils has lust
- reserved supply Of superior Cloak Trim rniEgs at
ne Aiilinsr sStore, % high street
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04
LEG TUR E.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

Fsr SeaIer Of WITS and M'rs-JAMES ROWAN
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
Supervisors to purchase a site and establish a
Poor House for the town paupers. A one mill
Ak each, for road, poor, and incidental purposes
uas voted
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

rEHEAS-4,o soxes AMI IS Chests Teas, gun powdes
Il and black, just received and for sale by
JsO. MILTON.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-04

SuIHEs aud COLA $3.50 dozen white
- shirts and 2a dozen Collars, all qualities, just
cieyet aud for sale low. by JOHN &u.rUN.
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still undecided, and the fate of Turkey doubt
what interests the people of this world
The most at the present lime, is the fact that
oes are now receiving, at their door below
the Franklin House. larger and extensive of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-17

At Washington, recently, trial was made
Of the United States muskets, grooved and sight
ed after the maner of the MIME rife, by which
twas found that Hartley invention would make
our old muske,s equal to the arm used by the
Russians and French with 50 much success
The celebrated Sharp breech loading and self
printing rifle tried at the arsenal in the pres
ence Of the President, his. private secretary, and
many Of the ordnance bureau and officers Of the
line, including some OF the command Of The new
regiments The piece used was the shor, cav
airy carbine. AT the distance Of 500 yards it
hit the bulls eye every trial The facility Of
of its rapid firing was fully shown--some twenty
shots being fired to the minute. All present
expressed unqualified satisfaction at the result
shown. An army officer is experimenting at
the Springfield armory in this matter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-17
THE PUcILIsTs ENCOUNTER.

An ARRAY between the Morrissey and Poole
parties in New York City, took place at Stan
wix Hall in Broadway, on Saturday evening
Feb 9th. The assault was made by the friends
of Morrissey, an Irish bully. Il was entirely
unpruvoked on the part of Poole on the present
occasion, but is supposed to have resulted from
the severe whipping Poole gave Morrissey on
the wharf last summer Among those who
participated in assaulling Poole were Jim Tur-
ncr-who 10 attempting to shoot Poole, shot
himself in the arm-Patrick Mclaughlin, Linn,
Hyler, Baker, and other notorious characters
Baker shot Poole in the breast, Of which wound
he died on the 9Th inst, His funeral was at.
tended on Sunday by large procession of more
than 6OO0 persons, including large delegations
from several Chapters of the Order Of United
Americans. This large corege was assembled
by a prevailing belief that Poole was murdered
by foreigners, and because of his strong Native
American sympalhies.
The greatest efforts have been made by Pc
lice Judge Stuart, assisted by able officers, iC
approhend Baker, but il is believed that he ha,
escaped justice by fleeing from the country
He is supposed 10 have sailed for the Canary
Islands OIL Saturday and efforts are being made
to dispatch fast sailing steamer in pursuit.
Among those already arrested and in the Tomb,
are Councilman Kerrigan, Linn, Young, Burns
Mclaughlin, alias "Pargene." 1t is hope,
that all who partook in this foul transaction will
receive their just deserts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-17
CAMpRIDGE CATTLE MAnKET.

"WEDNESDAY, March ~, l855.
Al market to-day sos callle-nboui iO5 bcevcs, aud
100 stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cow and
Calves Yearings, Two 4 Three Years Old.
PRIcEs-A MARKET BesE-Exira SO 95a9 90 per cwi ;
first quality 90, second do GOA third do % Or.
binary 90 per 100 Us.
Hidcs-Sb 50aG 10 pcr cwi. Taiiow-S8 5Oa9 %.
Peks.-gical %. Calf Skins--i0 10 Tic per 10.
Veal Cdires-g5, D 30. 6 OOa7 90. But few In.
Bdrreline ollie STAT 10 per 100 lbs.
Working Or,R-No sales.
Co,rs and Caires.-s25, 20, 20, joa75.
lciri,ngs-gllal5.
ITO Vars OH- ys9 80, 70, 3iai9.
THREE Years Oh-SB 80, 80, 10, ~, 47a5a.
Sheen and Lambs--l6il at market Extra 81, Z co.
Gag by lot, 81 10, 3, 90 fa6 70. Nearly OIL Of cS.
IRA Gunliiy.
SioineLBui abuul 40 shdais 10 pcddle
% ears cainc over the Filelbufg Railroad, aud %
over The Boston and Lowell Railroad loaded with Cat.
tic Sheep. Swine. Horses and Fowls.
N. u. Beef-ESua. including nothing but the best
large oxen well slaed. at least one wear
First quality chnssis Jf largc fat oxen, sisll-fed al
least several months.
Second quality includes the best grass-icd oxen, the
best stabilized cows aud the best three year old Steers.
Shccp-Erlra consists Of choice bucks, and fame
yows for stock. and the best cosscis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-17

the difficulty of satisfying ii great rcsOrted to
opium to such a degree that the sleep, which
he no doubt hoped to get by il and thereby find
relief, proved 10 be a sleep that knew no awak-
ing.
Bank Of LyndoH.-At meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Bank Of Lyndon, holden
on Feb. 2elh, the following persons were elect
ed Directors :-4E. B. Chase, s. M. Hoyi, S.
w. Slade, Lucius Denison, John NJ Weeks,
Joel Fletcher, Jr., and VIM. b. May. The
Directors subsequently, elected T.. B. Chase,
President, and Edward A. Cahoon, Cashier.
Fire in WiMaon,-The dwelling house Of
Mr. Enoch Tyrrel, on what is known as tho
Arson Byingion farm, in Willsion, took fire
about ten O'Clock on Thursday evening, March
LIST, from the burning out of a stovepipe, and
was entirely consumed. Part of the furniture
was saved. No insurance.