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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
Another Instance
or TATE WORN CURED by THE Use OF
pr. N'Lnuc's Cclc'd rcrmifugc.

Nov lofFt Ucl. 70, Isl2.
This /, 10 certify that va, troubled with tape
worm iof mote thsn siS months. ued all the known
remedies for t, dreadful alelion, but without being
able 60 destroy a.. got uf d.. Milan Alnsnsesi
which eonnin,d notices of several wonderful cures
thathaj brcn performed by his celebrated Nemifuse.
resolved to t'y Il; and immediately purchased a
hoils which iooA according to directions and the
result was discharged large tape worm, mea'uf-
ios more than ,afi, b'sidfs nuubst of'msi one'.
MRS 81. sCO1"r, No. 10 Cannon street.
RS Dr., " i.anes Celebrated vernlfuse and Li'-
Pills, De ostpned Of The respectable Drug
Flores 90 ihis eity.
lcr Purchasers viii please be careful al for, md
tste none bot DIR. M'Lanc's Vermifuge. Al
Others aye com9naifvelf wouhio.s. iN2t
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CarDets, &c.

nrCARrrrs az wonderful reduction IN rfiee'' 81
EMERY 4 BROWNS. eomPri.ing every ratie'J o.
vel,ou, Tspcstfys, Thee riy. surcfhne 'nd Common
Ingain goods. - rot cont discount ifom ioim"t Pf
ccs They will also ofef 5000 rolls Room Paper At y
per cent. discount ton prices Of 1884 They "s
bound" to reduce ihs'f stock previous 10 making
srIug purchases. In every Mud Of f"oHufe a"'
Chairs. they offer unusual uduosmsni' to purchasers
Aiso, just received now lot Of hf'ra ONO Laws
coe., Feathers. naif aud nusk Mattresses, Look ns
Glasses, &c. &c.
Rnnms AT head OF State smsel. MAMMALIAN, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

NJ, ST. have bought new Carpet.
Mrs W-Hs,s your Where did you buy It, sn'
what did you pa,
MIS-. SAT- LtSiS A kiro's' and pad only ~ ecnu
for Carpet, that before they commenced selling SC
cheap, wa. 81 cents Come and sec u.
Br. W.-How beautiful It looks on the Foot! Why,
Il, Jus, like minc that paid ninety two for IN
Burliog,on. will 60 to Lyman King TO morrow and
got one for my faloi CHAMBER.
We will saw, fot the good Of opf ffiends, that LYMAN
KING are selling Paper nsnsioss and carpetinss 20
per cont, uadcr the maket md wish to reduce their
stock yciy low before ArfL It would be well for all
to look Tor Themselves.
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jAarringrg.
1eutbg.

A. ogd. n.bursh, \. s., 90 ihs isth of nsesmher
t55f Of cuarun tnr Ella beth 49,. utis ~ l.. Nufman
Cbaney and daughter lien. Josrph usnforth, tor
mefl OF rafna @ "a ia The 3bfh yeat OF hot og-.
H. o o4kG D., F,h. 30 Iirn Spfaut, aged d
Alsat March 2, Af.. Parker, widow uf tho late Rev
Danicl Pafkcr, aged a.
Al the Is,idvucc Of SIT ssuiu.l Chau.hcila in sifsf
foid, Match T. 81 esusunpiioa, Mo. =. thamncflsin
vile OF Ah. 4. A. thamhcilu, ~ the 29lh scaF oi Aei
az.
la Berlin on iha sih iu.t Mr,. Dsfoa, y Prescott
age p sca5s, of dies'o ofihi heart iofarTy sfsand
web, \. n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN BOOK
RUTH HALL:
A BONES riC TALE or tue rsEsENr II
by Fanny Fern.

400 pp., - mo. Clon. Price sl,25.
z has been rfcNtd 20 Nhis Distinguished sn hotsss
10 achieve What may, under tie oif,umstsnees, be
regarded tho most bflii-at obtained by
American writer of nclicn " bJTn IlAi L." Tor
INST contuuous stoiy, though serving interest OF
POI usrry from connection with any Of those vessd
questions which ugilate tho ubie mind has, in The
~o nouths since inst apPeatap's, ruaeheda great
~ lager sale ihaa any other AmsicHn wok OF heiioa
whatever within the same period This extraordinary
TACT is Of Itself abundant evidence OF tho absorbing
interest and gruphc power Of this remarkable w"rs.-
We have in our possession several bundled te'ieHs
OF RUTn HAIL." which have already appeared IN
tho prime Fal newspapers and periodicals.. Nearly all
OF tteso pronounce emphaioally work Of genius,
many predicting Tor IA the largest sale Of any Anor-
ca book, aud devoling hole columns il euosi.m
while No have yet bu, sey fsw lnoi twelve "a
alp which deny its sinsuia, fascination.
RUTH HALL" ia for sale by Booksellers general
ly. Published BY MASON BROTnERs,
26:s~' No. ~ Park Row, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

'TAILORESS GIRLS.

AfOU are now wanted immod aieY, ~ tho sisu efth'
Il BIG SHEARS 81 Montpelier Village. Coat Ma
krfs pIsicftoa. None but toe beet wVfsnoa coed az
ply.
Nnke no delay.
AdaTc-s personally ~ hy lritrr,
\. FLLi!aR 4 CO. Merchant islloU,
March, s55.-26d Montpelier, VI.
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FARMERS CLUB.

A regular sacetinr Of The f,fin,rs' CAB, Of ihs
~ Counts Of Washii gtrn, Mach ~, 1855, "a wai
resolved that the club .isnd asicnf,ed 10 hvndsl
March 10 1858, e. she Giand Jurs koun Of The Uoui
House az one @ clock 2. N. Al nruhsis of The Club
are nigcuis fe4uettd to attend tad adjourned meet
inr business ul Vital Importance silt thun cln's be
lore the Club.
SIMEON LYMAN, scertsfy.
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No. 3.
A New Principle ucver before
known isi Medicine.

/. -. ss..., -... x..r...a
a HtN hishttpit btNtf bttVtN
known in vi cgiciuc.
IN - - - - n H.. =. ~
re O'St ""u NUS EttJ,te '"'"'''"o ~ "'-
form Of rus IN use.
n H. R.-DfSCuVERY. No.3
nan ~ Avs FgEf.gri NTnrfG
,.l,f -g,sn serss' ,eD,-sr i,1s|orFDy
"a" '' ~ RI . nv ~
a.. prctff sr6ia' 49, - - q, ...l.,. ,hs
n,rai ~, e,'5 psar,.ss t u hes nh, Bi.rb.,ee
~, 49, r'e',n., ~
lii ia.,,s ,i.,,,,, Ala .i,,,rs f,or, ,be how .
Il. -, y. -. III, ,a,i,I IN ,,... go, a..
- az ~, Vii 49,. ,b...,,-i,iy al cy,,npt add
.c,,,",,.iS,,. t,-o,rs XXX, no i.',t ,..r, canal
ITpDurANV 10 pfiI ,rAKFRs
Evcry ons who i. 10 Toe habit Of taking Pills viii
hne hHdNays Nfgnlniois the most plTasan,i sale
ehscin j regulator ~ inr H'sel, l.,,ea' Isnse..a,,
ant me most CthldiN FthifIhh W fHh
bLoODin use.
Ono 81 kadrnYA Regulators u fhrria' in rnin' "i
meiicul ,fensih and eieagy. 10 'iN 81 the m7s' pop
ultf uud best srp,evel talhnfl. pi,ls,
hAp" - q "L"t - Jus, .,
Rafways' Rcrula'ofs ore mosi carefully puprcd
ifom extracts AUD guns ~ ltHf ffiutti r'"ts nnh
horn.. Thee are ao rlf Va u.e mat will act uPva
ihr Liver, Panacfea'i Ho"elsi Tho SahNatofy GLANDS
and Ncre.i % pleasaniy and efectuaiy as The ken-
way x. REGULATORS. No piils eau be taken inf
nny ionein OF time ~th the tnmu safety 10 the eon
s,iiuiioni im ta'iead Of de1iliains NE sstem hi
powerful 400 dfislie fhi-lne ih'' hel p'l'enf uf"
~. 49, ,"Pi' '''"s" y" ''''' "'''" -"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
Greeley's Wing Almanac. '55,
For Sale by y NJ W.1LTO.N.

STATE OF vE2MoNT, Ia flsbats CUT holden
Washington District -. Of Montpelier, on The eth
day OF March, A. u. 1855;
HEARY =. JAMES, administrator the estate OF
i Il Rufus L. smiih, lale OF Waterbury, ia sad dis
inc, deceased, mskcs application TO said cour for
heeuse sell the whole OF the real estate Of ssd de-
cease e,ontins that said sale s Necessary foi the
payment Of the debts ofsad Jecoa,sd and ssPonsss Of
administration Of said estate.
Whereuron, it is ordered b. said Court that said
appilcatoa be referred 10 ihersof 10 DO held
al The Probate Office, IA Montpelier, the 30 day o.
April A. d. less aad, il 10 fuItbei ordered that all
resons interested DO noiihcd heieo, By the Pubhea
uu Of this application and order hefeon, three weeks
tuccsssivsiy IL ibs Vermont Wa,ehmsn aud state
Journal, Psialsd al Montpelier, before said time VI
hes arg that lhoy msy appear al ssid time and place,
andif they zee cause, object thereto
BY the couu,
Attest, r. X. MERRILL, Register.
true copY of Record.
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CNNCERT.

rrNuE Nov Tl-lind Bafds unfsf ths direction Of T.
FREEMAN WIN tilOusE, rho well an
Naiiad Sing,f 1905 criiuliy announces thai hey wll
= OF theif htghly rrplsuled MUSIC Az IN
RFAlNMENT, Al NA~HtNGTON NALL, al
MONDAY tvye, March iy.h ious ulon al ! ,
cotnuence II : . o'cock.
Iictuis IS cts chiifrn uaier 10 hal pilce. Sec
Prog suiusrs fIr iudhfr announcement.
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s. M. PETTENGILL q CO.'S
Boston Business Directory.
For the Sick ! for the Sick |!

Ons bottle ofiohrnsacts Worn syrup, e5 cents.
One box nuhorsart's Liver Pills. cost p cents.
Three doses Il Huhensactb Worm sytup cured hfs.
stavens' child IT Wufms
Sin doses Of HobrnsacL's Worm syrup cured Mrs.
Iiai1cs child. .
Ono boz Of iio5en,.cks Liver ri cured Benirmiu r.
Saith Of dyspepsia and Lave Cumrl4irt.
One halfhox ll,hensart's Liver Pills cured the very
worst case OF Nrilov Jiundice.
Three boxes Ilohonsack', Liver Pills cared Mrs. Je-
rome Clay. OF Kentucky o. Lifet Complaint ofs"t-
en- yoar's standing. 49,.
81, bntttss Tl.Senahcts Worn syrap saved the liio
orY Paul Of n by causin. him TO pass a tape
worm 2oi Inches long.
Three BOTTLES f!ohrnsark's Worm syrup destroyed
tape worm $50 nchr- 10 Length, nad sayei The life OF
J. sweienhei.cf, OF iarolsiei, p. .
Ono bottle OF ilohct-acts Worm syrup, given 10 No
Charles HIS child, Of Tfaniffd, "a. sl,cdif hie
She q tsscd CD iar.e 90 lnqr fakipgit.
John riafs Phnadelphia Ceunts, Pa. sick for ten
wears; wa.ted 10 skeleton, to4k two 5ctiss Of
Worm s,tup and passed somo sia hundred worms,
and was iosinfcd TO hcul D..
n Bowmans chiii tick and had his for hvc yeefs,
was pronounced inrurahe by the most cmiurnt ply
,icians, was cured by using three bu'tes ~ Hoben-
.arkis Worm S,rap, which cost but 2j cents each
W A. Howard VI fouisyiile ", who was pronounced
incuahle with Liver tunpl iint, used eight boxes OF
Liver Pills. aad in 2 weeks wns restored 10 health.
And Will here state 90 al that have used these
incidence ifhcy have not done m that - fec"mmen-
ded the money 20 be returned. The fOnt arc Tor
nishsd gfatuously, and al public Institutions tho
Or. >. y, rsOBB.sS.sCR, Proprfefer,
fhiltdriphin Pa.
Fafsa'o BY =. r. siatefS Co Whnie,sle Agents,
fremont Temple, Boston, Mass deslef. geaefalls
throughout New Eneiind aud TIE D rich rrovinoe'
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Lamoille County Bank.

rI'HE stockholders Of thc lnmoillo Couny Binh arc
hereby notified 10 pay iute said iians, iwsntt
eight and thti doiisls, zach shsfv o. The cai
IA stock, by the 25i, daf "a Apr,l, l-d5.
Hy ur4fr col fhe Directors,
CARLOS =. NOl rs, Cashier
Dated at UylePatk, MaIch ;, l-5'.
n understood that the stockholders have by law,
90 days sarise tine ,ol ur payment, Ia which to pIl
aaIa l..u.-Im-nls. -
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MADAM DUBOYCE,
The Celebrated
A S L r O l. o G. | S L!

M uOsE flms has spread throughout the uaisd
w Statcs aad Europe iar uorscciuess Of tim. and
Circumstances. CONNECTED with heath, Wcalth.
Dficuiies IN Bnsincss, Ahsrnt FsieRd-, buyins and
suihng ct PfopeF'y, Chaasing OF Basiaess La~snis.
Lave, tauitship snd Marriage.
TIE penal OF osf Lirh IL m,rkcd with peculiar
cifcunsansns whieh Madam ID. " u sxpiAin satisiac-
,os,ly b. the Heavenly bodies. she has consulted
pcIsers q the hishsat Iospce'ablity. sna vale In
Europe predicted The mauisFe OF Queen Victoria
aud riiaee Albert, and tho great Neii. meat eoasssn
Ing Sir John Fsankin.
She has taken Rooms al the American House. Hus-
hnSon, where she viii iomair tol few days aaly.
All Communications ttiiciiy eon6dsnt.st. fsisops
residing distan,o receive concentrations b.
addressing letter (ost 50 pad, eneiosedl 10 Maesm
d. at the above named p'se Nainfosa attain gises %
stolen property, OF difficulties berweea nsn a. wife
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A Musical journal Cor the Mil
Ii01

THE NEW-YoRK MUSICAL REVIEW contains
annually eveT one hundred pieces Of New Music,
hesil.n vast amount Of cHtes InsiIuctise and ga
teTtsinins foadin= aisn. Nait tm.bhshcf IN Chap
cisl BY lowell hasou, rilaoayias ne ffae'tcsl re-
sus, appalled, 10 pfactcal trattias, o. hih e4pof
enco, during long and indusfiuu- career, "a
thor and teacher OF music. And yet tho MUSICAL
REVIEW IL only dol af year, OF AZ ccriss ief
hyn dollars inds1ihlg 90 advsnce cytndy isehns
iuicltst Ia the 81 music Is invited to get M
Clubs and harvard sabscfftioos Published iortalght'
u. Spoeimen copies seat o. receipt OF i've esats er
two n0-tpgo stamps.
Adlles., po.t paid, MASON BgoEnEes, % Park
Row, n. u &i3~s
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chronological Examination,

TERMs-30 cents. Hours OF Generalization fsou .
ia the noraihf uatii ia the escaln2 =
Madam ID. the enlY person Ia ihs Z AIDED asstsa
that Predicted General Ia, os would No ~ se,dsnt oas
wear bei'ie bis no,nina,oq. The lo<< II ,hs stssu
.hip Ocean hslasst' the set1sa u toe CkGissa
koss and 'nesdsEss 10 l3l9I aad The safcty o. ths
steamshi2 A,iaase Ia ie1i also, he expe1sl,ss II
siT i"ha ftknklsn, that a wocii b h-sse Of suhsn
eighteen nonhs fsom dals, l.th Nov lsaa. q - xeH
kIosn lhat n has been seIlhtd. 2otx.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

7AsJoiov sng Is lst " many Of e mot substantoi
and Aonrobis business firms in Be'tsn. Merchant, AID
sthers visiting n, city, will find me DIRECTORY n gr,ai
them, aud they aduissd taksn NTH hsm.
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S. Nj. PETTENGILL a. CO.'S
BOSTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
yfurrf, 1879.

The First srrins card List collected by $. ". Par
rrsafLL A. Co. Newspaper and AdyeHising Agents,
No. 10 state street. Bostcn, who ato authorised by
The publishers OF the best sud ridley circulated
Newsp.pors th-ou! hout the United stscs and british
Provinces take advertisements aud subscriptions At
their forest rates. 265w
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
FURTHER DETAILS BY THE ATLANTIC.

New York, June 3.
| me Sea Of .A-of-Cap.tue of Russian Store.
SHIPS, 9e-Only che Russian war steamer remain
| ed IN the Sea of Azotf
AdVlces from Sir George Brown of the 2StA
oil May, state that the troops continued healthy
Five vessels laden with corn had nur int, K;ertscb
not knowing that the place was taken and were
captured.
The number of guns found by the Allies ex-
ceeded all expectation French accounts say the
russians burned thirty transports as well as three
or Tour steamships. ard DESTROYED 10000 sacks
of -four.
Fourteen Allied steamers had entered the Sea
OF AzoH. Reinforcements were daily arriving at
Constantinople.
The occupation of Galatz and an attack on Is.
mail were confidently spoken of. The garrison
OF Sebastopol drew most of their supplies from
her'sch. lis capture, therefore, must exert a
speedy influence on the siege
Fifty cases of cholera are reported amono the
DFilsh troops anu some among the French before
Sebastopol.
he Sandman troops landed at Constantinople
IN splendid condition and will be shipped with all
materials of war. Large convovs have entered
Sebastopol from the north side, and the Russians
were working vigorously on that side, erecting
an earth work, &c.
The Allies had completed their fourth paralleI
and the British were moving all their heavy NOR.
jaTs INTO the advanced parallels. Two deserters
from Sebastopol reported the garrison very strong
The hot weather which succeeded the rain was
causing sickness.
The Russians are mining land communica,
ION at IerTez, at the extremity of the Gulf of
BothHia
The French squadron, under command Of Adj
rnlral Remand, sailed for Kiel on the 23d ult. TO
JOIN the English fleet. which last reported be-
you'd Nargen.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
US 1IARSHAL'S SALE.
United States of America,

Ebenezer Brigham, Charles Bracken, John Bracken,
George Messersmith and Abner Nichols.
DY virtue of an execution issued out of and under
Id the seal United States District Court In and
for the district of Wisconsin, aud directed and de-
vered against The goods chateis, lands ana ehehea'
Ebenezer Brigham Charles Bracken, John Bracken,
George Messersmiih and Abner Nchos-I have seized,
taken and levied upon all the right Llie anu lh'eret
Bracken, George Messersmith and Abner Nichols had
the 9TH day of July A. d. ie54 or at any Tune
ter, 10 the following described real estate, 70 VII:
The of section five, 5, in town six D. range six O.
east; The of section hve D ID town SIX, range
in town six e. range ,x east The es; half of the
fractional IF section SEVEN IN town SIX range SIX
6, east: the W q of section in town six, 9,
range six. e, east the half of the of section
seven - in town six, g. range six g. east me east nan
east the west half OF the vi secon seven ., IN
town six, O. range SIX O. east; ihe OF seenoh ee
6 in town six 6, range six o. east me west ha OF me
Of section eight. in town six e, range six, D,
east the east half OF The o secton nine, y, In 70
st half of tie w of section nine, 9, in town six,
range six g, east the west hall OF the ana me
east half of section tep- 10, In town SIX .,
range six s, essti al in Dare County WISCONSIN, The
south half Of the Of seiion iSsnty seven - IN
ton " eniy n three B east all IN Lar
ded one third part Of The east traction OF the o.
ton thirty. b. eight, & range four l. east, and
the undvided half o. The west hait OF The II Of
section 20 in wn eight :, rarge iouT, 4,
tast Lot No hundred snd lhltt, two = 10 the vii
lage Plat Of Mineral Point iowa Co State o. "i.c nsn,
Containing ard forty seven hrHdreths ~ lel OF
acres The of the OF section thirty i've So in
/ town i've, least. the west haT OF the n
Of section twenty five % in five, s. range two,
East; the nfs Of s.c:ion SIX d. IN town Tour, A.
three east: ell in Iowa County, state OF Wis
consin. The undivided hall of the east half of the
of section twenty seven p, in town ten, 10, range
Eve, s. all wfnrd County and state aforesaid
hi shall expose sale and sell AT public aucton- at
The Court F,ouse. in the of Mineral Point, WA
County ard State Of Wi-cunsn Saturday the fourth
DIV of the hour P. NJ. of that day, d
1855. satisfy said execution and COSTS, tcgether with
my fees and charges for serving the same.
=. V. Z. ABLtMAN, u. : Marshal,
bs Thomas J. OTIS, Depaty.
] J. r SH.RPsTEIS, U. 5 Atty.
/ Dated a Mineral Point. June Is h, 1855 p30
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
Boston, Monday, June Il.

Female Complaints efectually Cured by
ToitoUays PIS.-Alrs. Pearson of Market-street,
Missouri, aged 45), about two years ago,
was thrown bed of sickness for several
weeks. her arms and legs became much swollen.
and ii appeared to the medical men whom she
consulted, at this period of life, she was dropscal
She gradually grew worse, until all hope of her
being cured was abandoned by her husband and
friends. At this crisis Mr. Pearson persuaded her
TO have recourse to HoIoway's Pills and by
persevering with them for six weeks, she was
perfectly we'll They an excellent Medicine
for young females with Instructions in their
health entering into womanhood
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

PETTY THIkvERr.-The most contemplate
taeft of which we heard of late, is that of steal
inS the fastenings of school house door. We
informed that during the recent vacation, not
only key, but entire lock has been taken
from door OF one OF tie school rooms; and al
50 that door belonging to the entry has been
carried off Whether the thief intends coming
back for the house, in not known We hope the
scamp may be found out, and receive punish
nent due for the crime.
We are further told that the windows on the
north side of one school house have been stove in
ani that entrances have been effected by persons
who have left their marks in such manner as
TO prove concIusivly that the depredations not
all committed by children. We 90 hope that the
rascal or rascals may be detected
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
.I@eetgog lit Ne@S.
ARRIVtL OF THE ATLANTIC.
New YoRH, June l3,

NEW YoRK, June 10.
The Atlantic arrived at half past this morning,
bringing news OF the most important character
Several severe battles had taken place the
Alma, and the Allies have gained three victories
Desperate engagements took place before
Sebastopol on the nights OF the 2Zd and 2 Sd of
May. The French took and retained important
position of defence
Eight thousand were killed and wounded
The Allies made more rapid advance and seized
and retained the Russian lines on Schenoya, the
Russians retreating TO the hills. The Allies took
Kertch, and have command of the Sea of Azof
France and England decline further conference
at Vienna. No homes of peace.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

Str lreeRs' or forty days cora-There has been
received at the Patent Office, several bushels OF
forty days Indian corn from the south of Spaip.
reported to ripen IN sl1 tUtets after Diaati1g Its
designed TO be distributed for experiment in the
higher ATTITUDES of the United States, as well as
On The elevated districts Of the Allegheny and
hocEy Mountains From lis analogy TO some of
our own varieties OF corn, there is no probability,
OF lis succeeding in any of the warmer parts OF
the Country Washington CllLon.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20

The UxA-We have received a copy of this
paper, published monthly al Boston, Mass at s.
a year. Ii is devoted 10 the elevation OF woman.
A story entitled ~Spiridon, by Madam Sand, will
be commenced in July. 1t shows the present
condition of the Roman Catholic Church in
France and lays the broadcast foundation for an
elevated and pure Spiritual Philosophy and cannot
fail OF exciting the most intense and lively interest
al the present time. The paper will also contain
lis usual variety of interesting and important
matter, relating more or less directly TO the great
cause of Woman Throughout the world
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
HoSonABLr SHor.-A couple of sprouts of

HoSoRABLr SHor.-A couple of sprouts of
" Young America, took II into their heads, at one
Of the Club rooms in New York, TO give each 9TH
CT the he, which was Immediately followed BY the
necessary correspondence, when the parties re-
paired with their friends to Canada, 10 Try their
skill at pistol shooting. One of them received a
ball in both legs, and the other in one leg. The
latter was able 10 go imping off and secrete him.
self from the authorities, while the former remain
ed in Canada 10 recover from the wounds Should
any one hereafter doubt the honor of either of
these gentlemen, they have but exhibit the scar
on their legs, and the most skeptcal Will be salts
fet.
Their names were Breckenridge and Leaven-
worth.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-20
SIR Az ID

IRON the subscriber about three weeks since,
Il YenTling Calves, one bull dark red hie the
back and belly yellow with little white IN
the forehead yellow heI white face, white
the belly and white tail white aud blue hefer,
senbles deer in The face: red heier tn line back
and whit the belly. with long hair about the head
bndie AMI white steer, with white in the forehead
one small red bCil, with little white on his fsce.
Whoever " i'll return said cattle t. the subscrb Der. near
Terriil Pow Inn give in onation the subscriber,
or .he Tribune Office in Mineral Point. where they
may be found shall be literally rewarded.
JOHN rtTNN
Mineral Point, June 10th 1850. 3sv30*
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Us ARK HE ID.

In this town. on the 18th inst by Sam1 Thorn
as, Esq, Mr. IAcnARIAH WARNE TO Mrs. Many
ANN Cocks
The printer was literally served with the lux
uries OF the table, which were abundant on the
occasion. May the happy couple ever find their
table thus bcuntiuly supplied
In this village, on Monday, the 18th, by Rev
]. Phelps, Mr.. GEORGE KIssELL to Miss HANNAH
f. BEAUMONT, all of Mineral Point.