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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05
SHERIFF,S SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, 1 fIprI-yr ror-pr
COUNT IowA Iox. ,s,Ix-x
Siioer1 iGeYeFson Andrew Starkson Jacob Season
rs samuel Spencer
DI virtue of writ execution issued ont of the
ID hca IT the Clerk of the circuit Court ana under the
seal Of said Court a&ist tine goods chattels lands
'ieelis OF Samuel Spencer, defendant above en-
Tilted cause, have levied upon and viii sell hi rI,
est Iser for cash, the the Court House
N the town OF Mineral Point IN said County Iowa an.
state Aforesaid on saturday, The I'D day February A.
u 1856 between the hours of nine O'Clock ana the
tng q the sun Of sa. day, all the right and in
rest which the said Samuel Spencer had To the
iploNLh described Lans the tie elt day October
A. u $780, or At any tr since that date the south
i OF the north east quarter Of section No. eight fs
oNnsIp No. seven al north Of No. three (s east
of the fourth principal meridian Containing u, acres :
sothe south half Of the tGwest quarter
No nine, ~ IN township No, ID north of range
No. three 81 east Of the fourth principal meridian con-
tanning 80 acres, be the less Ali Of said
lands lying and being in Iowa County. Wisconsin
LEVI STERLING, Sheria.
sheriff. otfce, December -. 1855. 5w3
l. ". STRoSc. ESQ. Atty for Plalntigs
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FlEE-on Monday morning. the 4.h inst, to
19-se G.; PlHESEAs HoLEoYp, situated IN the usest
EaE' Il this Village, WIS destroyed by Ere The
17e : supposed to have caught from 4 stove
IsPe passing through the reef and before dis
covered lad - Tar progressed that il was found
-uIr>~.A,e % extinguish the flames. Most Of
t-e furniture. We understand, was saved. We
'---5 thar the charities Of our citizens will be
sE-z..i--s . the family 5hGs thrown OUT of house
a-a heme. At the most Indictment season Of the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

BEAUTIFUL TEErH-We We're shown 4 few
evenings since, full set of Teeth in a Gold
plate which, for neatness of workmanship and
natural appearance, we have never seen sur
passed Neither the Teeth nor gums. when in
the mouth Of the person for whom they were
iz5eaIed, could be detected Is al. fetal By the
most critical observer They We're made by
Dr. d. NJ WELD. Of this village, who. though ne
haS been but few weeks III the place. has al
ready secured reputation As a skilful Dentist,
that cannot fail to give him an extensive prac-
tee The workmanship of Dr. W has here
sgftre taken the first Premium where skiIful
Dentists were by 10 means scarce, and. from
The. sample we have seen, we judge the award
was not uumerited
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Ia Justices Court.

IOWA COUNTY.
Town II Mineral Point. - In Justices Court
To Michael e. Ssspleton.
x-oU hereby notified that a writ of attachment hs.
been issued against you, and YOUR property attached
10 satisfy the demand of Robert Whitney, amounting
one hundred dollars New unless you shah appear be-
fore Eber Polk Justice OF the Peace in and Cou-
u AZ his office II salc town. the 9Th day February
A. D. 1856, at o'clock IN the afternoon judgement wi
b. rendered against you, ami your property sold pay
the debt
Dated this 18Th day cf January, l. H. 1856
ROBERT WHITNEY, Plaintiff
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

3 he attention of our readers Is called to
The advertisement Of :. CUPPLEs 4 Co. of ST.
Louis They are extensive dealers in all kinds
2; wooden ware, DC We doubt not dealers in
ms vicinity would de well to give them a call.
when visiting 81 Louis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

We regret TO notice that Mr.. GARY. in
Consequence of Ill health, has found it necessary
% relinquish his post as assistant editor OF the
Madison Journal Mr.. Gary Is an able writer.
and We trust his health viii soon permit him to
rssuue the Quill
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

- Mr. VAUGHN. associate editor of the Nil
vaukee Free Dep,oeras. has withdrawn from that
paper, IN consequence Of difference of opinion
between himself and Mr.. BoorH or State poll
ties. Mr.. VAUGHN Is a Republican.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

Nv business having been changed from this date anl
having large of unsettled accounts books
am ANXIOUS 70 have them closed up and viii hereafter
devote the most nv time in attending 10 the same
Those indebted respectfully invited 70 call aR
- = ~ h. 5o1e JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point, Janua-E I5th, 1888 ~
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3tgal advertisements.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. /,
Iowa COUNTY, S.. :
sewen s LorTain, Comp'f .
CIRCUIT COURT.
In CkaacsrS.
On BiH for Part;sio..

E. A. Lun, the unknown
heirs OF E A LnIi decd On Hi fo, port;,;o,
i ana the unknown heirs of
george Moore, deceased,
Defendants
iE ssid complainant having fled his bill of comnIan
=, Ia court n and fer Iowa county, Wisc,,t
M ohAsStfN SIDE Thereof against said
praying The partition the south east an.rIer 80 80
SCUM esst quarter Of Section number four - in rouU
hunter iive l9.l no<rA, of Range number one II
IA iowa county Nisconsin,-the said cornulai
aNAil Issued Sasfseua in Cfaancerv acains. tre
which Subfssaa Las returned by La.
y s- county Rot served reason thai said
nor any or either Of them could be found in
sti1 count and II atisfaetoriEy DC NO v the aFsa
u Ansa-a to6h Solicitor Ter
d deier.its either t,.e1s rn H. f,,T
"a LIS t g Il : upon motion said eomnlair,ant
y ms S9lieitoE hereby ordered that the said def, auts
. a. eii II Aying, ami if deceased his heirs at law W no
sfs the heirs at law of said George Moore
deceased who are also unknown and all and every -rsoD
of persons party parties herein do and thav
aid eaeh 9i them are hereby required appear in said
ana answer the said complainanTs said kill of com
piaih on or Before the 18th DAY of March D. 1856 or
the said bi OF complaint will be taken as confessed and
decree entered accordingly
And ii Is further ordered that the said
cause TINS orer TO DC published weeks succtiv,
AT Iest once IN each weak in the Mineral Point Th
ane weekly newspaper Published Mineral Point
SAN county and that the first publication thereof be made
Mthn twenty days from the date this order-Dated
ms 18Th day OF December, A. d. 1855.
By the Court NJ N. coTHREN.
ircuit Judge.
heTroy certify that the above is copy the
order made BY said Court the said cause as the
same rersain en- file in Iay Office.
JAS. HUTCHINSON, Clerk
LOW Circuit Court, Iowa Co.. Wis
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

- Rev. B. PHILLsrs Is delivering an inter
e~'tas course Of Lectures on the Prophecies.
Aae 'llrd Lectu.e of the course VIII be deIiv-
e-ed ,ex. sunday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

FaE>H VACCINE MATrER--Dr. g. d. WILDER
.-.s Just received supply of Fresh Vaccine
Matter, for the Kline Pox, which Is considered =.
SUE preventive 10 Small Pox.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05
Wise ONsIN HOUSE.

Highland, Iosca county, - UIscOns,x. Bv
VIE. above House has recently been thoroughly reno
waited AMI fitted up IN the best possible manner for
tue accommodation of the public The will at all
times be supplied with the choicest the market arIs
which viii be served in the possible stvIe
stages leave every morning for Mineral Point aud War
yea, snS also for Musco,la.
Good Stabng and careful and attentive tstIers
share Of public patronage Is respect fully solicited
fti5tilanSt, Juiy, 1862 33ff
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

= i any gf or citizens have kept : ne
.s1rs'Elo'a table during the past few weeks,
IS would be much obliged for copy for pub
-rs,ie-.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05
CO-P.RrNERsHIP NOTICE.

TINE subscriber has this DAY associated with him in
| business Mr.. RICHARD F. SWEET, and the business
vii te continued, the Old Stand, under the hr Of
JOHN MILLION x CO.
JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point, January 18th, 1856.
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EsTRAY NOTICES.

issFE5S Of s ss - fosa sean9 s: lin hi,
I ~ f5rn IN said town. about the 2G1h ,iay %
<-~<---<- January. 1855, Two SoRREL MARES. One
aged about eight vars, ing white star in the fore
head The other about i've six years od,
have tleTniSh the TIE requested
TO prove property, Pay charges and take them away.
ADAM NUOBW ARD.
Highland, Jan 30, 1856. 4r5
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

F> The Senate have elected Hon. l. p HAIR
IN OF Rock county, as President pro te7a- of
mai body Mr. Harvey viii make an excellent
Presiding officer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

- The editor Of the North Western Orient
VII accept our thanks for the first three nUm-
aers Of his interesting magazine
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

= On Monday morning The Mercury stood
> degrees below zero. 1t was \ toIerably cool
morning
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-4aeriea-
This Is one Of the largest and most elaborate works Of
T the kind in the world.
Rural Architecture forms one Of the principal features
Each number contains fsm four eTirravinrs OF
model cottages. from designs and ~kiIlfu arch
fleets Space i, also 1S-neI To tie tasteful art Of
Landscape Gardening engraved PLANS Of gardens in every
style and adapted To- the peculiarifies Of different orders
of architecture, beauty and work
Engrayin-s Of fruits, new flowers vegetables
Ne are illustrated and desctIi a. soon a. ttetr resee
tive qualities be determined forming the
plete and elegant Manual Rural HaSbanry ever at
tempted.
An experienced corps practical writer's seven ..u
b@r, are engaged 10 an It's columns
1t contains seventy large pages printed on the
TFR5ls Fer arrd1I psysbIo in advaucs Fifty cents
commission each subscriber allowed 10 those who act
As agents Sl0e0 viii le distributed al the eni Of the
year among those who send u the twenty largest lists
subscribers These premiums sill be paid in cash The
The following are selected from hundreds similar no.
tees voluntarily contributed By eotePoraneoUs pubcs
The HORTICULTURAL REVIEW deserves the most liberal
patronage IL i not only enlinetly pre;ical but Is
written IN style that equals the beet Efforts Of the late
A. J. b5cker.
The most elegant and useful book Of The kind that has
ever come ulGer cur observation gistsr-
Mr. Reagle the Edtor Of the horticultural Review. is
practical ponologist, and one Of the finest scholars our
country 9asts ct he possesses the glow g descriptive
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bned with thorough knowledge OF rural art>tate Pc
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Farmers buy it for your sons-buy it for your iaugh
ters Il rich intellectual combination
OF the beautiful and the useful.---frgHs, y =
We had thought that in pownngs death, the eloquent
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remembrance but in Mr. Reagie We SseoTer an equally
rich mine IF mental wealth that betoken the influence
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WOOD ENGRATTSGS.
Those requiring Wood EnEraTinEs, have their
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i given views OF ANNALS al experienced English
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living distance forward Gag-erofyPe Of the Oh
iect by nail they wish engraved, which VIII be sfi-
cient guide to obtain perfect aeeaHzi4s Stock B-e11ers
viii be dealt with on very liberal terEaS.
Our Exchange list l. already very large. further tx
i desired. unless publishers wiling
the above advertisement several insertions their
I respective .apers-
Agricultural Books can be furnished On every useful
subject from both English and American publishers by
enclosing to cur address the price required
Specimen copies viii Re forwarded the receipt Of IS
I cents N postage stamps
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05
A HATS & CAPS,

8o q TT = SIC . * g -.
Of every description. for Lies Gents girls : boys syesr
JEW EL8T,
That cannot fail % please the eye of the particular.
We have aso TEAS, II the best quality for 10 50 ana
- csuts per pound
CARFErING--Ra-. Stair. and Floor Ca-patfn on hand
The above GOODS. and many Others siI 81 III cheap
er than ever before known here.
such Goods not purchased last spring win
sofa az cost. 70 rlase Seask that coz
stantly arriving r. -fe Fast.
Please cali Sn' satisfy yourselves Ehat the shore
statements Don't forget the rlce-1s Her L
MicIIeIbaeher's OLD STAND
WET1ENFELD, DELLER & co.
Mineral Point. 1855. 2Ev
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STRAYEp.

f'foa the subscriber in DogevilIe the fore part of
L August last, LIGHT SORREI4 HORSE COLI with i
h-Ejlsh name and TAIL the tail also trimmed gam
bic joint star in the face. and the legs af hgEjisa
color Il l. Using four years old. Also MARE COLI
rising three years OLD ii DARK sorre color black
an tsi Tit5I . 1eS bite hair uize1, II she
and lest hind foot white.
IN ou $40 viii return said colts - the subscriber
Z Moses Howes DodEsyiLi@. give information here
JOHN l. ROBERTS.
DOGGY ale. Srr}~
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A rican 81 Z ouse
H5ga,and, sziz H7seonsin.

I'VE undersigned having purchased the above well
known House and fitted it up in very good STYLE is
nov PREPARED :" accommodate the travelling public ia
Ills Table viii At all times be supplied with the bt the
market affords
, Good Stabling attached the House with the.
most careful and attentive Gstlers always in Attendance
share OF the patronage Of the travelling eorlrII;t,
and others i respectfully solicited.
tlghland, $50 l-Ivl HENRY HARRIS.
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AMERICAN 80 Hous

VIE nnsrsisne takes pleasure saving TO the els
Tens OF saera Point end the travelling public that
ne mas htteG up MS HeIse Bfg Street in the best
possible manner for the accommodation Travellers am,
e''1eFS Ills table viii at all seasons. sanpliet vi n
e Us the market Ser'ts, and the fist class of
COOKS and walters sill Be enanlovesf
Good Stables and attentive 0Stl.rs At All tirs ~
readiness for those y no have Horses
share of the generous patronage of the public Is re-
sfxS.tAAts r.tfeitea 4. SNIFF.
Mineral Point, September, 1855 ~
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ID . u 4 h - d o E J..
Pletteeilis. Grant LID County. H5seo,,sia.
Az mt taken AID fitted up in the most magnificent
4 style the stand formerly known as the Atwoo,5
ftoie the undersigned would respectfully as for II a
siafe 81 pueiie patronage His Table alwavs be fur
nislse IN good taste. aud his Rooms are lsrye and ai-
sd IN every department the Intention VII he 10 consult
th comfort and WISHES Of his patrons Stables and
attentive 0stiers always n readiness.
Is BoaFeers by the day week furnished with all
necessary convenience at reasonable rates
fI2ttesitle, 1855 t-lyJ WI. BUTLER
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NuRsERyMEN, FRUIT GROWERS FARMERS
THE NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL REVIEW:
JOURNIL OF SLBLRB4N 4RT

SIPEEELE AND PEnFESELI ILLUSTRATED
Deroted the 4draaeeasssf Of RRrel Interests II
-437erica
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LIVERY STABLE.


LdgA street. sFiasrel PoiE;.
THE Uude-srel haze ogesl te al9re Store fer ire
i Parpose Z 19iaZ GENERAL AtcIiGS s CoA-
2lS--0N BUSINESS.
We design aIsa to act LAND AGENTS ard offer or
services for the Purchase eFd sale e EEsL ESTATE paw
lent - Taxes, Collection Of Mineral daes Location AID
Ssie - issli Warrants. *. Sc.
w kaVe uos Gu hand barge assortment 81 GOODS,
consisting 81 s-Eaost every variety and kid, such
Herdrq-e. frrsf.xrs, H. = .e
T. SIits-rzi asvances % eonsI-ned Goois 20 tho.s
EAa desire a..
IVES ( F4TRCTFTID.
December Is. ISIS. z-n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

'STRAYS-Takeu mp Jy the subscriber TIE Wills -e
of Mineral Point. heifcrs one YEAR old and past
white, the other red. Each has piece the
lett The uiu please eaI prove property, pay
chsrges s2d take them away.
PHILIP ALLEN.
January ;, 1856. 4w3
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r. g !" . "a j

r. g M . " "a J.
TIE NIsER cHE4P CASH STORE
Il the stand AZ { Beech an,s Wheeler i ta,,r
NJ, WHERE may be found entirely
NEW SToCE
Of various kinds Of goods uartisli e-un1e~ate 1Iv
which siii be sold A. the lowest CASH pics
DRY GOODS:
A ssa.. s ssd eSes ssa ss5sss
ali sfs les VI Prints LINN HIS
Aipscas English 4 shaker Flanre,s
4ierinoss Table Covers
DeI-aines CssSi.sa,,-s
Csmbsics Satioefs
AdsllnS Diapers
DENNIS SI,es-tf,.-S ar4 = i-t;--s
Blaze Dtills Shavi,
Canton Fiannels Nelxets
CLOTHING
Flushing, Felt, PetersAaul SIlA Wool Fur and Beaver
Beaver, Mohair and Libe- Hats
nan osersosss Plush, Cloth and Mohair
40 do Pants Chijdrens Fancy Hats
Plush, Cashmere, satia a Shirts. Drasers
otAA 'ests oyeralis, &C.
BOOTS AND SHOES
i S Morocco, Calf and Mems Thick Kip, Calf
Jenny LiaH six tssiterS Boots
and bali AL CATERS Slippers organs. &c
o Pgs q llf boots Ladies cents and Misses
liua.' CATERS Dutch Ladies Moccasins
Boots " &c.
HARDWARE
Hal t-Fszf hos
eNu-tEsr Eltts Fitiss SHOT, t1asks- PoN,. Rope.
>poous Knives 4 Forks Twins Brp.i, So -
Scissors Butts Screws Door and Cat r47r.-ss
Locks, House Trimmings. Hask~ and Hanks
Carpenters Tools Bells CARR C,u,I,s s1.i Cards
t't-1 screws, Aails, Sleigh Bells. kctfl.s
Selve9, Hoes. Forks StIavels SOL -
cRoCKERY { GLisswARF.
White Granite Sets. &C Plates bowls CIs-r,,s
Blue Plates 49,
'iGtt+-TTy Pitchers. jugs. Lanterns.
lafpie Glass luulbiers x tsat2eFs.
SaIantn1 lea Beer M2gs Preserve dishes,
SvCiellil4u Ware, Class Butter Ffsta-
Isa Toy Sets, Glass Sugar Bowls,
Casters, Nappies, Jars. &e &c &c
GROCERIES.
Young ~ son Ing eTial. SOAP. Sslsratrs Soda
Gunpowier. Poyyc7,u-. CanileS Chalk kFl,sr9
orloAS anl other Teas, Salt Peter. BIrax. Resin,
I.oai anu y - Sugar, ts"fdsh. Rice Salt.
sugar fie5se syrup Extracts Lemon. Sc-,
' nfls1aT- iii, Castor and Olive oil
t"eacca, Mustard, Pepper, AllsgIce, Starch.
Java and Rio CuFca Pals Tt,fs e. Sc
TO the patrons Of has present AMI hi place of
DOING business. the subscriber extends coria invitation
and pledge, himself 10 do al IN bis power Ia give them
subsection both IN goods ana prices
y B-Butter Goats, Corn and coua.rv produce bo,.ft
and sold.
T. :. ALLEN.
S'lherai Point Nov - 500 5lf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

I1AhEN UP--By the undersigned, Evansville, one
mile from Mineral Poat Village. about the commence
l=at of Winter, DARK RID STEER, about and
faif years Old, marks The VIII please call
prove property, pay charges ana take him away
ELIZABETH PETERS.
January IS55
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

IV>TRAN CALF.-TaAea up by the subscriber in the
IL village Of IIudeH heller Calf Of res, and
color line backed. NJ artificial marks The i
qStt to eaii prove ProPert pay charges and take her
away.
THOMAS LoWAR.
Linden. Dee. -, 1855. -4w3
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9otsls, ct.
N 1T E D 81 A IN TES HOTEL
High Street, Mineral ~ po,,, H,,.o., T.

AtiSG now completed and fitted up in the r@..e-+
- aat best style for 4 Public House his rs. Ri
fieuse huiicng near the old Franklin House. tie unaer
signed Is now prepared TO accommodate travellers ba-
rs, A III the BEST manner al the furniture about the
tse eti1eiy and the best of cooks am;
me public i rely upon his being supplied
IN COED style. with tas Sest the market aforsis
Coed sfaeiIng tr hors4s attentive yroocs .lwss
in readiness s-S-7 ~-Na- :
The Public are invited to call
1871 HUGH PHILIPS, Proprietor
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FARCH1LD < IVES.

Farm living about L miles from Mineral Point, contain
ing acres under good iEaFrovenentSe fenced and
well vatere, with OF Iiuher. Also fine Lot Of
Young Cattle. Cows. &c.
For further particulars inquire Of
ST FAIRCHlLD IVES
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

FARM FoH SALE:

I,oSTAI leo of Land, well improved, with
I a hne Orchard thereon and vel watereG- 1t i one
Of delightful locations in the eountryabout six
miles from Mineral Point For further particulars In
quire Of -
FARCH1LD * IVES.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

- TRAY tFrorl the Subscriber about the first Of De
- ceiaaer DULL BRINDLE or Dun C0LoRED COW.
ABOUT seven sss-ts If -s--Iaediun szeNith horn
cr1Ipl, and smaller t. she other. Whoever has her
he vii please resurn her viii bill Of charges ami oElige
7. :. ALLEN.
Mineral Poiat Jan IS, 1856. NJ
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

THIS remedy has won for Itself such notoriets
from is cures Of every variety Of pulmonary disease,
that It Is entirely unnecessary 70 recount the eyi-
deHees Of its virtues in any community where il
has been employed 50 wide Is The field Of its use
fitness and numerous the cases of It's cures,
that almost every section of the country abouIds
II persons publicly knewn, who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases Of the
lungs BY its use When once tired Is superiority
oYcr every other medicine - it. and Is too appa-
rent to escape observation, and where IT. virtues are
known, the public longer hesitate has antiIote
te employ for the distressing and dangerous aztec
tons OF the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only IN formidable at
taess upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
OF CoLDs, CoUGHS, H0ABSENEss, &c; and for
CHILDREN II IS the peasaltest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As It has long been IN constant use throughout
this sectlon, We need not co more than assure the
people is q1sity Is kept M 20 The best that It ever
has oeen AID tt tEe genuine t-rticie + sold ty-
, 4 yivfau u. n ard P . Fult5-f Mineral Point
. r. Eastman n D., !isttev.Ils: John IseurFv Els
Grove =. I. Parker, Lancaster H. Nevshau Gaisra
ss'1 y al Druggists ever ~ here. ir-3
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FENAhEN UPv the subscriber, living three miles west
the village cf Linden. about the -Jt Of November
last. BE IL. about THREE years old, Of red color Ne
artificial marks ti-cernabse- The i requested
forward prove property, sy charges and take him
BIRMINGHAM HARkER
LINEN. neceuher 5. 49,. l4w.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

I'>FRAI--Tskea up, November 18th, 1875. white
/ ! ana brinIle Bah CALF, pvobablF year half
Old with ,,Esilowtsil crop the left
HENRY CARTER,
One mile South OF DodEeviIie. ~4w3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

STEAY.-Taken up November Is, 1855, white and
Il briude COW, with 4 common bell Also year
Ing CALF, dark red, with white belly.
ERIE HOLY ERSON.
Five miles north of DodzevIie. 4w3-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

~ R0CFRIES-Five hh3s. New Orleans sugar: - hbls
r Clarified sugar. Crushed and LOST sugar Imperial
Gun Power Ycang Hson and Black TEAS, IN chests ans
boxes. for sale by JOHN AILIOH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-03
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sociabe Arm Rockers, Children's Chairs, ,&c the
most modern styles and improved patterns all Of which
will warrant te give satisfaction. = -
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