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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
Stop it at Once.

1t is an easy matter TO attempt to
crush out men by calling them liars,
scoundrels. DC, without adduding ;
shadow of proof in favor of such a
proposition. Were s disintsrested
observer to form an opinion Of the
people of Kansas from the sports
made by each other, there is not an
honest man in the Territory. and none
but who does not merit the halter, The
system of elimination and r<cEin,i-
nation has been practiced quite long
enough, and quite long enough have
our leading men been assailed by am
bilious demagogues, who wish to ride
into popular favor, not on their own
merits, but by malignipg others, and
reducing them to a level with them.
selves. We do not know a single
prominent public man in Kansas
whose reputation has not been assail,
ed, in some form. Not content with
making false representations about
the men, female character has been as.
persed, most slanderously. This thing
must be stopped, and at once. Those
who cannot find anything else to en-.
gage their attention but TO defame
their neighbors, should be taught 9
lesson which will be of practical i'm.
portanee to them, and of which they
viii have a distinct recollection thro'
Life.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

re- The Leavenworth Herald is
claiming the largest circulation of any
paper published in Kansas Territory
If 1900 is greater than 1000 then is
the Herald correct, otherwise it Is Ia.
boring under great error. We ven
ture the assertion that the Herald 0,
Freedom has circulation equal to any
three papers published in Kansas Terri.
tory, and if its increase shall continue
as great for the month following as fol
the month which has just past, it will
equal the whole combined.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
Quiet in Missouri.

A gentleman who has Just arrived
from the East, by stage through Mis-
souri,, reports all as quiet in that
State. During his entire journey, he
heard no harsh expressions about
Kansas, although he hailed from Law
renee, and registered himself as such
at every hotel where he stopped on
the route. He says travellers can come
up the direct road, through Indepen-
dence and Westport, without danger
or violence. This is different state
of facts from that which has existed
for year past, and gives us still
greater cause to hope for lasting tran
guilty. In all those disturbances in
Missouri, the people of that State
have been the great sufferers, and SO
it will be, while discord prevails.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
Eg We are glad to observe that

~ We are glad to observe that
the press of all parties in the States
are sustaining Gov. GEARY in his ac-
ton in the Hays affair. The Demo-
cratic press are very severe on Judge
Lecompte. and join in recommending
his immediate removal. The Detroit
Free Press, Gen. Gass' organ in Mich
igan, says:
at has been long time obvious
that Judge Lecompte is not proper
person for the place he occupies, and
we trust the President will find in bis
recent conduct, cause of removal
Governor Geary cannot perfectly sue.
coed in bis mission to Kansas if the
administration of justice remains in
the hands of such men as Leeompte.' y
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

~ q. ". Clark, the infamous In
dian Agent of the Pottowatomies, and
the murderer of BARBER, has been re-
moved, and his place has been filled
by an honest man.
Mr.. SPENCER, from Ohio, has been
appointed to fill the vacancy of United
States Marshal, made such by the res
ignation of Mr.. Donaldson. It is said
that Gov. Geary recommended E. c.
z. Carney for that post. If SO, the
Governor must have been ignorant Of
Garvey's standing in the Territory
No man is more despised by all par,
ties than he is.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

H The new colony, which we
stated in our last issue was to start on
Thursday, the 18th inst. owing to
the weather was detained until Mon
day morning last. when they finally
took their departure for their propos-
ed location, on the Pottowatomie.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
A Cloud on the Horizon.

We regret to learn that serious mis-
understanding has sprung up between
the representatives of the Kansas Ma
tional Committee in Kansas, and some
of the members and agents of the Kan
sas Central Committee, which seems
likely to impair, to some extent the
harmony which should characterize
those bodies. Whatever differences
may exist between them, we are glad
to know that the generous donations OF
our friends in the East will reach their
proper destination. In fact, we have
sometimes thought this difference might
produce wholesome competition be-
tween the parties and induce each to be
more prompt in distributing srsliel
among those who are absolutely suffer
ing for the necessaries oflife. .g7f'i /.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

H Mr.. PARKER S. WARD, Great
Falls, n. r., has our thanks for q
dab Of thirteen subscribers from that
place. He thinks he will be able to
send us another IN a short time. It is
the labor Of such friends which ena-
bles the HERxLD OF FREEDoN to occu-
Ipy Sc popular e position ia Kansas,
notwithstanding the active hostility Of
its enemies. Send on the names and
cash, and we-xilr send the paper.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
~ The sales of the Indian Trust

~ The sales of the Indian Trust
Lands, which were offered for sale,
have closed, save so far as relates
to the City of Leavenworth. FF
1t was apprehended, at one
time, that difficulty would ensuel al
the sale of the city lots; but the in
reference of Gov. GEARY has remov-
ed all cause of trouble, and the sales
will continue without further danger-ol
violence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
~ We invite the attention Of

re- We invite the attention Of the
reader to a long letter, in another
place, from w. F. NJ. Army, Esq,
Agent of the Kansas National Com
mittee, to Gov. GEARY, in regard to
locating a university in Kansas. Tt
is very opportune movement, and
one which we trust will be followed up
until We have an institution of learn
ing in operation here, which shall be
an honor to the nation. Mr.. Army is
entitled to the thanks of the people Of
Kansas, for the zeal he has displayed
in favor of the educational wants Of
our new Territory.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

e. We invite attention to an adj
vertisement from the General Agent of
the National Kansas Committee, asking
for CLAIMS against the Committee to be
presented to him immediately, at his Of
Zee, in Lawrence.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

Z R We are happy to learn that the
representatives, of the National Kansas
Committee, Messrs. HYATT and Ar
NY, have taken the store room erected
by Mr.. Cox, On Massachusetts, street,
and are about filing it with the char.
ties of Eastern doners, for the relief Of
the necessitous IN Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
CITY Lots.

We have had several inquiries. of
late, for city lots in Lawrence. Per-
sons having lots to sell win do well to
furnish us with a list of the same, and
the price, and we viii cheerfully aid
them in finding a purchaser.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

R Notes on any good bank in
New England, New York, or Ohio.
are current here. We do not like
Illinois funds, but take them, when
they come to hand. The best curren-
cy we have are notes on the State Bank
of Missouri. We prefer drafts of $40
and upwards. made payable to oul
order, to bank notes.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

* We entered over one hundred
new subscribers ON our books last
Saturday. and almost the same num-
Der on Monday evening last. We
call that good work for two days.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

r. Persons who have already sent us
clubs at the regular club rates, are at
liberty to add as many new names to it
as they please at the same rates, to Wit:
$3.50 per volume of fifty numbers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

R We have had the pleasure of
adding q large number of members of
Congress to our list of subscribers
during the last week. The RIs
of the State Legislatures 81
supply themselves with the
they desire to be thoroughly advised
in Kansas matters.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
H Who has improved farm claims

3 Who has improved farm claims
for sale !? Several of our correspon-
dents desire to purchase claims con-
tiguous to Lawrence, while Others
would purchase them from two to eight
miles away. Those having claims
they wish to dispose of, can, no doubt,
find purchasers very readily by regis
tering them with us.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

H Mr.. CLARKE SHOVE, Great
Falls, n. a., has our thanks for a
large club of papers at that place. He
is preparing to send US still greater
addition to our list.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20
H The last half of volumefv

- The last nall OF volume Two
of the Herald Of Freedom viii com.
mence with No. 26, which will be dat
ed, January 18th, 1856. Our weekly
edition from that time will be 5, 600
copies. We would suggest that that
viii be good time to commence sub
seriptions.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

re- Gov. GEARv passed through
Lawrence, on Wednesday morning
last. on his way to Lecompton from
Fort I.eayenworth.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

H Several communications are
laid over for another week, on account
Of the pressure on our columns.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-12-20

worm as much IN Kansas Is It IS IN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

DEw-DRoPs OF WISDoM-True greatness is not
greater for the praise of men, 1t is what it is
in spite of them.
bat Is ours, even to life, Is hers we love
but the secrets of our friends, impaired in con
tidence, are not ours.
The glory of people and of an age, is always
the work of a small number of great men, and
disappears with them.
Mental pleasures never eloy unlike those OF
the body, they are increased by repetition, APP
proved of by reflection, and strengthened by
enjoyment.
Few self-indulgent and apathetic men do well
in any line of life. The skillful, the active, and
the steadily persevering, usually carry off the
prizes which happen to turn up IN the wheel o
fortune
Better that we err in action than wholly re-
fuse to perform. The storm is much better
than the calm, as it declares the presence of q
living principle.
Stagnation is something worse than death
It's corruption also.
There are many who waste affection by care
less neglect. 1t is not plant to grow unnur-
tured; the rude touch may destroy its delicate
texture forever the subtle cords of love are chill
led ard snapped asunder by neglect.
The greatest men have not always the bes
heads; many discretions may be pardoned to ;
brilliant and ardent imagination.
4 The prudence and discretion of cold hear
are not worth halfas much as the follies fan ar
4 dent mind.
! Weak motives are sufficient for weak minds
Whenever we see a mind which we believed
! stronger than our own, moved habitually by
what appears inadequate, We may be certain
that there is, to bring metaphor from the for
est, more top than root.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
" IF I WERE A VOICE,

Ii were voice, persuasive voice,
That could travel the wide world through
! would fly the beams of the morning ligbt
And speak TO men with gentle-might
And tell them to be true
would fly, would hy, Ger land and sea,
Wherever human heart might be,
Telling tale, or singing song,
In praise Of the Right, in blame of the wrong
II were voice, consoling voice.
I'd fly in the wings of air
The homes of Sorrow and Guilt I'd seek
And calm and truthful words I'd speak,
TO save them from despair.
would fly, would fly Ger the guarded town.
And drop, like the beautiful sunlight, down
Into the hearts Of suffering men,
And teach them to look up again.
II were voice, convincing voice.
I'd travel with the wind,
And whenever ! saw the nation torn
BY warfare, JEALOUSY, spite or scorn,
Or hatred of their kind,
lwoald ly, would fly, on thunder crash.
And into their blinded bosom dash,
And, all their evil thoughts subdued,
I'd teach them Christian Brotherhood.
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d { tru
THE IMMORTALITY OF ,oyE
BY ROBERT soUruEy

BY ROBERT soUrHEY.
ihey SIN who tell US love can die
With life all other passions ax.
All Others are but vanity
In heaven ambition cannot dwell
Nor avarice in the vaults of belI
Earthly these passions, of the earth.
1hey perish where they have their birth +:
But love is indestructible
Its holy fame forever burreth.
rom heaven 1t came, 10 heaven it returneth.
100 OH, on earth a troubled guest,
AT times deceived, at times oppress'd.
1t is here tried and purified,
Then hath in heaven perfect rest
1t soweth here with toll and care,
But the harvest time of love is there.
Oh when mother meets on high
The babe she lost in infancy,
Hath she not then, for pains and fears,
The day of woe, the watchful NIGHT.
tor all her SORROWS, all her tears,
An over-payment of delight:
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4 tCTloN COMMISSION MERCHANT, viii attend
4 promptly &c ses Of Goods. Merchandise &c. &c at
'. 4l stand on high Street, Mineral Point Wisconsin
hr VIII also receive Goods Merchandise and Produce
"a Storage, to sell OF Commission loft
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

l. iiit'A APE TAILOR, would tender his thanks to
ne lens Of Mineral Point and vicinity for past IA
@ SAY that he Is still at the old TRIBrNE office.
- me BOOK Store High-st., Mineral Point. GEN
clothes cleaned and pressed short notice. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.

"a County Judge LrYAy " STRONG, Of Highland
a~rld LEVI STERLING of Mineral Point
rk Circuit Court JAMES HuTcB:~s-
nm Bd Supervisors LEMUEL " JOINER of WYOMING
4 ARTHUR BaITTAS. Mineral Point
. 5.ster ot Deeds : JOSEPH LEAN, Of DodreyitIe
reasl-er JOHS J CEES, of Mineral Point
's.1tlGg Attorney Louis II d CRANE, of DOdgeyille
,l-F-For: :: JOHN WHiTELAw. Mineral Point
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- Young ladies who are accustomed 10
read newspapers are always observed to possess
winning ways, most amiable dispositions, ia
variably make good wives, and always select
good husbands-a fact
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JOHNS X EVANS.

vi HSSiAN IAILORS, High-st-, Mineral Point. Wis.
k. -, .Slt share Of public patronage Their work will
term. ~ Se most fashionable style, andeon reasonable
,ro1s ting done 10 o0iar, and varraatei to fit il
-' uP- 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

sE A lady once remarked that carelessnes:
was little better than halfway house between
accident and design.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
STATE ADMINISTRATION.

United States Land Office at Mineral Point
Z c. SQUlREs, Register HENRY PLowMsx, Receiver
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HENRY PRICE.

[ rsNERAL DEALER Family Groceries and Provis-
- 'iS. Nails. Glass, Wooden ware, &C. opposite the
ma. House, HI gh-st, Mineral Point. 81
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GEORGE w. COBB.

.ENERAL DEALERS in Merchandise Of all sipaS cor.
0er of High and Chestnut streets, Mineral Point
~"siA- 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

wood, should body whale body-if body
could?"
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q IF Justice Of Supreme Court ROGER 3. TAxEy of Nd
Associate Justices
JaHS Lean Of ONO SAMUEL NELSON of
JAsEs j. NAYNE, OF Geo ROBERT c iRIEH, of Pa
g9aS CATEoNr OF Tenn BENJAMIN r CURTIS. of Mass
slTEE DANLEL Of Va JOHN CAMPBELL, of Ala
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eE How frequently we gain an experience
by the less of pleasure.
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INSURANCE AGENCY
JOHN MILTON * co.

IITNA INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford Conn
IL Capital $500 O00 Office over N1ton's sfora NJ
"a Point. 81 y. b. BOYDEN. Ascent
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tA Jus Of Sup Court EDWARD WILTON, Of JanesyHe
Associate Justice
AsEAE SMITH, Of Milwaukee OEsAxUs COLE Of Potosi
Circuit Judges
JAS ! DooLITTLE, Racine " KNovvL7ov - lu CIicn
s[i iJ BBELL, Milwaukee GEO W CATE. Ste, MS PIT
. . y a. l-ARAABEE, Ozaukee : : y FULLER, Hutsu--
: " Il 1oRsIINE, Sheboygn ALEX L COLLINS Madison
: u N OoTHNEN, Mini Pt- 10 CoTrov, Green Bay
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
slational, STATE 4 county 0t6ters.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

P-s lent Of the c S :: FRANKLIN PIERCE, of y II
Secretary Of State WILLIAM l. MARCY, of
Secretary Of the Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE of XIV
Secretary q the Interior ROBERT MCLELLAND of Mich
Secretary Of the Navy: JAMES c. DoBBIN, of y c
Secretary Of War JEFFERSON DAVIS of Miss
Pa,, Master General JAMES CAMPBELL, of Penn
Attorney General :: CALEB CUSHING, of Mass
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4 fHitNEN AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Minera
y tasat Office in Millions Stone Block 81
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DUNN X READ.

4 IIoINEY At LAW, and Solicitor N Chancery, Min
\ rrl. Folul o1ice in Thomas block. 9-l
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T8ENET AND COUNSELLOR 1T LAW, Mineral
u Point Collections promptly attended 10. Office
eyer AG-iey n Tranels store. 81
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- Business Protest. ional Cards. by the year. first
~ sf-.lch additional line SO cents
~ All advertisements ordered in without specifying
= length Of tne wiz be asserted till ordered out and
ss-,el accordingly.
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SAMUEL CRAWFORD,

1 TT0RNETS AND COU-NSELLORS AT LAW and So.
Y 4.I"rs in Chancery, Mineral Point Office In Mil
sa Block. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

i' arn7r OF WISCONSIN Coles BAsHFoRD, of Oshkosh
i.stenaHt Governor ARTHUR M'ARTHUR Milwaukee
secretary Of State DAVID " JONES, Belmont
sale Treasurer CHARLES KrEHx Two Rivers
sro-nrv General VILLAIN SMITH Mineral Poi n
apt. Public Inst n 4 CONSTANTINE BARRY Racine
bank Comptroller WILLIAM NJ Dennis WatertoyEn
.;ie Prison Conmr EDWARD MGAKkY, Milwaukee
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

IInENEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW Mineral
\ Iolat, Wis. viii practice in the Supreme and Circuit
al-> 81 tins State and in the L. 5. District Court. Of
r. over Millon's store. @
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gfliutraI pOint Gribnne.

PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING,
ylt,ss Stone Block, Third rtoor the Corner of
Hgk and CRestaut Streets, Mineral Point, His, 6y
GEORGE w. BLISS.
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FINK STATIONERY AND FANCY Goops,
JOSEPH SMITH.

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. and Deal /
II r IN Fancy Goods. Tobacco and Cigars, 3rd .
'1T above the Post Office. High Street. Mineral .
i'..i's Iowa County, Wisconsin
81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
tRLES L. LEGATE,

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Highland,
y Iowa County, Wis. Collections made, and all bust
rs entrusted 70 his promptly attended to. 81
CHARLES L. LEGATE,
[ NERAL LAND AGENT, opposite the I. 5. Hotel,
~ Highest, Mineral Point. 81
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WHITNEY SMITH.

'szooa xSy1a u<v sxooa 1ooHos
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L.. VI. STRONG.

4 rToENEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Richland
y centre, Rchand County. Wis All busnes eutrus-
''- 20 Ais care promptly attended To. 9-l
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GEORGE i. FRO<T.

1 4F0RNEG AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
4 Point VIII attend to land negotiations, and trans
@ business connected with has profession Collections
f1'Agty attended to. Office in County Building. 81
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B. !. E. MkcSML
COBB * NTES~MORE.
FARLEY EATDN.

1 TToENEY'S At LAW, Mineral Point, Wis Office
y over 4usley * Tramels store 81
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MRS. LAURA OTIS.

NJ ILLiNEE, and Dealer IN Millinery Goods Ladit
II nEr-s Trimmings, Fancy Goods. &c.. next door
~ Central House, Highest, Mineral Point. ell
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LOUIS ii. ID. CRANE
ID. IL, PRIEST.

4 TfoRNFY AND COUNSELLOR Solicitor in Cahnce
y r, and General Land Agent DodgeriIle Iowa Coun
e. Wisconsin 9-l
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professional ans 8nsiness Cares.
j. Il. NI0FFETT. u. d..

ptVlF55iUlldl AIS EHSllle5S Qdt6S.
}. i. AIoFFETT, VI. d.,
MOULD respectfully tender his professional service
" 70 the citizens Of Mineral Point, and vicinity.
uace opposite the United States Hotel 81
GEO. ID. yILBER, SI.B..
MINERAL POINT, Wisconsin OGjce at his residence
III at Mrs Estes old place, the GaIena road 3
JOS. GOODLAD. VI. ID,
ENBER of the College of Physicians and Surgeons
". University the State of y. " tenders his ervi-
o the citizens Of podgeyie and vicinity Physician
Surgeon and Accoucher g
MRS. LAURA OTIS,
SJTIINER. and Dealer in Millinery Goods Ladies
II n-,ss Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Sc next door to
r. central House, Highest, Mineral Point. 9-T
AaAss COBB. T.. E. MEssnoEE-
COBB * HIESSIoRE.
/ TToENEY.S At Law, Mineral Point, Wis. Offee
i oyer Ansley * Tramefs store 81
FARLEY EATON,
TT9ENEY AND COUNSELLOR 1T LAW, Mineral
y POINT. Collections promptly attended TO. Once
eyer A8siey n TrameI's store. 81
y. Il. BoYDEN,
TTaRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Mineral
y Point Office in Millions Stone Block, o.
). II. CLaRY.
4 TToEEEY At Law, and solicitor n Chancery, Min
\ rra. Folul. o1ice IN Thomas new block. 9l
CHARLES DUNN RICHARD L. READ.
DUNN X READ.
| IT0ENETS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. and So
\ N."rs IN ChanceTy, Mineral Point Ofhce in Mil
-s-s Block. 81
SAMUEL. CRAWFORD,
4 IInENEY AND cot NSEILOR AT LAW, Mineral
\ Point, Wis., viii practice in the Supreme and Circuit
l> 81 hs State and in the [. 5 District Court. Of
r. over NIlloDs store o
GEORGE l.. FROST,
1 IToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mineral
Il Point VIII attend to land negotiations and trans
ST. at business connected with has profession Collections
i'on9y attended to. Office in County Building 81
LOUIS Ii. ID. CRANE,
4 TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, Solicitor in Cahnce-
y r, an5 General Land Agent DotgeYiiIe Iowa Coun-
E, Wisconsin. 9-I
ID IL. PRIEST.
4 TToENEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Richand
y Centre Rchland County, Wis All busines eutrus-
LEI 20 lis promptly attended to. 9-l
L.. VI. STRONG.
TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Highland,
Iowa County, Wis. Collections made, and all busi
h.' entrusted 70 his promptly attended to. 81
CHARLES 4. LEGaTE,
[ 1ENERAL LAND AGENT, opposite the [. 5. Hotel,
~ Highest, Mineral Point. 81
FSE STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS,
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CHARLES DUNN.
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j. Il. A0FFETT, VI. d.,
MOULD respectfully tender his professional service
" to the citizens Of Mineral Point, and vicinity.
ndic- opposite the United States Hotel. 81
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JOS. GOODLAD. VI. ID.

EABER Of the College of Physicians and Surgeons
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