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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
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6utter.
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gSunlte stuer pitlen 6reun0e enpreten unb in
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lc runoertar ntrttnpsn uno tflitGttn SRtejtnen
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nun gum Siuben allcr gBelt tns Grr6s gu bereiten.
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ObofUop6baIe in 2tGIntcpu cinaeridttt, no &C i'm
greeen uno Stttnen Ittnfn Gunbtn abWarten pire.
BUT 8tqutnlttbtstt oertlbeu bat CT Rieoerto9en in
allen Npcthtteu unp ben 9rSBtrsn Stcbrs i'm eanee
erribtet, 100 btelt6fn Urtltt eos puper NIT isintr
et9Enb6not9tn llnttrlbrift prrbcn uno bas Ointment
NIT finem Sic9d uuO sSto uno ittnem Ramen ins
C5Ias eiu9sbaftn atht unptrfiht uue gu Den 9tiden
prtBtn erbatttn fperotn fam tuit bier. Detcren
unO Incsrt ots Eine otilmittA in srcftn Suantit6s
ten 9tbroltheu, tpereen auCb bei Yfineen teoicnt-
Setntm &tehpuLper bat CT urkcem 9ountp gu Gbreu
ben gamcu
LEHIGH CATTLE POWDER
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wtlhts bti otr 9tru6bnIitbsn Stteruna nbt rtreauz
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lhttr gar Cte bdttte ausmabt, 9erettet uno tet IN
Tltfb, Sttt, yRlb uno Batter psrwanoelt rpiro, bic
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Ole HNptnoun9 Sur osilun9 ptrfbisotncr 6rantbei<
ten fnb2t man ecut Grduttruua in Den ,panbbiuS
wctibt ieolr Bar tct9ts9t Nur. Ssin
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT
bot fb ais untGtrtr,fNcb rrtuilitn tsi iimmttidtn
DluStt uno Cjstntstrautbeittu, mic 8trrtufunQru,
@irtauchnratu, Gbpiurt, Hbsumat:smus, 8ddsns
unp S2ittnii0mtrltn, Trcjtteuttn, bas tSft Ding,
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ctrs wr StIrtun9 or 9lsrptn uub 9RuSteln nob
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9tlc0s 33tytt io9f. Dtricni9cn, wdtbcn Kline Mert=
itr2n ncb utd)t bet0nut fuc, ptth Elm tnl9tr &erz
fub io9in pas llt inc, nimftth Die ndeIihlttn uno
utrtbcrIIftu oau5wttttl fur ollie Stines uun wtro
mSirc SNeei;iuIu u eiutm 5ouSnlittd MAIDEN in is=
bcr Tonltjs. gtsiP p Gt6. cas- StUd-5 fir cintn
Sbaltr bet
6. o.. 9trner, Nltcrtcwn,
unp fstntu a9tntsn.
Sonuar %. 1856. ra1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Sstrttars Sffes
6arrisbur9, Suui 27, 1856.
9yenninfy Ss.

9ennig(Yauien, 6S.
SD beseu9e, baB Sbiaes cine srtrcus unb rd'
tiae atI6rft Der Sac uno Der ,,glcns" III,
welhe iber BEN 8siduB eenpmmen purpen, Der
8erGnonunern CUR Gcnltuticn bee Staates tsdns
traat. vie bteIelben Iit Sprfinpen in ben 9asrbis
6rnp Der tsoen SSuier Der @eusraIs sglHrmblY Cteifr
RepGtltf fir bic Sibuns pom 1856.
zEsN 3uania: mtine 5mo uub bas Sieael
sssE22telaster Sffier, hieien 27fen Stunt. 1856.
IL o. Curtin,
Gesrstar Der RSputtif.
Sui o. 1856 n4tSB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01


Ssrren evans uuo 8atTcn:- Shnt
Spsifa piro es Sbusn titb Ttiu m erfabrtn, oaB tt
mtin BUD, ptlitn non GsrRbIrun9. Gerttff0tcn
rcn Stcd, uuo anSere tpGrthocGs Detumentt, an
tSeteu Srsitaa ats ib Die pcn ibrcr Sirma otrkrt9t
Siderbeits:8if' Gffnete, in 9utcm 3uitanoe fanc.
Da i'd mu6ts ba6 eitfttbs Ssr ftbr 9ro9in 0isc
aus9siett war utIhts cas ..Nrtifan Gjs6dusc" ger:
fSrtt, uno oa ih puGte bag iie rom 3ttn Stct bcr.
abasfaCu tuar. 70 fcaus i;b, ptr osr GrSfrunQ unS
Snipettirn oss Suntru nur wsni9 ,6cfuun9 haben,
bas Der Snba. rUthsu id eiuit pcn 10 brbsm gRert
bislt, fsrnsrbtn nod ir9sno 98srtb fir midi 6sBen
tSnnts. Da atsr otris 8sfdrhtuuoen Qlddlihcr
wtift ftb auoers ouSpititn 70 fibls id es otS met
ne DfIiht ot9sn Sic. ,utdnflib otn @etroudo tbrcr
8iitsn aaen an,uempflhlen, wctbe mrtlih acQen
bsIts fdrtbtertibe Clement ttfhdet III ftin wdnfhen
RSmare 6seFiu, gufbtnocr.
8eftSntis ouf oonb. Nottnt putncr II Dict:
fsIte ShlS6cr FIR Bauftn, StGbr5, u. (. NJ.
1prit 80. 1856 nal I
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Ssfrttars Stiite.

D1rtttNut9, Suhl Y, IcOO'
9ennlplBanicn, 81.
Sd be,euac hermit. ba6 Stises cine aetrcus
uno rittige Nti&rift brs Original .,Sei6!ubes
In 8etreiF elmer abGnoeruna Der Genitjtutcn," !"
re perlelte fd in pieisr Office aui8ereibt tsnpst
TIT.
4gfEA BUM 3euanib rcfrn tate td bisrunter
4.&3maine 0nnoi6rift seIcet unb oas SieeeI
Der Secrst&r5 Office bin3u9eiiat, an ctisem Sabr
unp Gag II. 6.Gurtiu,
SetretSr Der 3eputlif.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
9Sirrte GerGcI Icrun8.

Scatfittti9t ais Nbfd)nitt 20, SlrttFel I.
Die GjtSeaetuno clI Die YRodht haben, ben nab
cieem rGrtisbnen 1rsitriefr9cno elmer @crpcrottrn
Of ourtb Gin btlcuberrs allacmcines e'tte srhi
gu ptranoetu, iu ptbrrufn uno unaGlttN ~ unatbcn
penn nab ibrer 9Ntpnun9 etattbt ntn @ur9rtn elG-
eS Gaots nadotbtltio III, icocb in lcthtr 9Ste, oof
Den GcrpCratcrtn feline ln9trsdti9tei 8u9cftSt wEr'
ne.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Sm stnat, 2tpril 81, 1856.

SIN Senat, Nprtl 2l, 1856.
8eTdGeBen, Rap bieIer Sei6tnF p0Brr.
8e ccr rrRen 2tbGnosrura u 9as, ) gfrinS.-
BET her ,reiten Ntdpcerma 10 Sas, 6 gl'ns.
Q3ei Der prttten 2ttinocruna % S1s, Aetn. -
Sci ter gicrfcu Qtanccrm9 % Sas, glenS.
2lu53us aus ben, SOurnal. =
Tbsmas u. 11Ia8uire, GIerf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
SIN Ssnat, 2trril 81. ls5h.

offs Der 9eIHfug. weIter gsrduberusgen ,ur
Gpnlitutlon trr GcpubItt bcanhaat, unter Grpds
guug mar uno bic 5rlge Gctelt wurbs
SSH ser Sfnas Die syRs gbanNerang 8eRs9mis
gen z
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Tbsmas u. 41Iasuirr, Glert.
Ntrrl[rlenLtnNans, lIpril 2l, Is56

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HFFII II, I0JO'
8r1dto SEN, nab pieicr SeIdluR poBirc
8et Der tritcn NbdnDsrml u S}as. 24 u, N,ins.-
0et rrr ,rettrn 2ltSncrm8 63 Sas, 25 9tsins
Sci DER prtteu 2bdnpstuug Ga Sac, 25 NinS.
llup tri Der 4. 2binetruns GO SdS, l6 9'ttns.
9tu53pg aus bem Spurnot.
1OiIIiam JaH, GteF.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
Spr9e 6 a 9ene
Contributions AbiROrrun0eu
pes Stante Yenniptpanien.
8cT6Iuf

;ur dtSncerun3 Der Gcuitituticn ptr 01tputtit.
8eI6IpBen som Scnat unb 6au5 trr Res
Srelentanten pes Staats 9ennlplpanten. in @enes
raj alIemblp Yerlammelt Dag Die natalebsnpen
9erteBeraneen sur gpnititutpn Der 9tepubttt por,
geI6tagen ino, tn uebereintanft NIT ren SgTIUgs
ruseR pes 10ten Nrtifsts euleIben.
Grlte Terbe6erllng.
Gs Itu Ser Gcnttituticu Gin 2Crtitd bin,ascfiot
psrOsu, rv:lhsr Der eIftE NriJd ssuannt ptrcsn ci
pis fd9t:
sfrtifcl l.-CcfftntttebegS 1alSca
bctrcHcHe.
IbId, ,nitt l. Dlr Staat rarf Stbuotn ma.
den uni ;ufaaee 9RSn9It coGr IusfiIe in ben Gins
tinftsu gu sritesn rotr Nusaatsn u bstrtitsn, fir
psbe lcnf Feline Scrtshruu8 9etrcfsn attr Ger Sc:
iamntera9 otber &erlhgeun9, co otrett coGr ba;
raus abaeettc cb fraft elmer cotr mebrsr atteu Der
2iTemtp, coer ,u sfrihsosuen 3sitpsricosn 9euaht,
fcG ME lietsn bunotrt uup fdnfi9 tautno Sbattr
dtsrifeiaen uno Die ourtb lctthss Shuloenmabsn
ernah(Enoen Gtloer, irlsn fir cen 3pef periUinoGt
tpsroen, fir pslea e erhebtu wuroen, e6sr iur III:
trasung oIic ssn,absr Cbulpen unO dr icnit fsinSu
anoern 3psd.
bthn lit 2. IuBer rsr ebiaGn tskhrSnfteu
Gsrpa, earf Der Sta0t aud, Shutecn MAIDEN um ri.
nsu fsinetihen Giufaa atiuiba9Gn, Gufrubr 81 un:
tGrSradsr, eIu Staat in SrttgtEitcu ia ssrbsOiggn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
81 Nhilabstpia, Nprit u. 1856.

5srreu Gpansuno 9Botlou:-Sh hatt
Cub mtin 3eusuig ,u 8uuffn Der 9rrBtn Cider:
bit. astpabrt gu mtinem qauitn Stcd Suwdsn, Biz
der, papsrtn, II. 10, Del pem Seutt am &Gulttoc
Dlaee, III cfTeriren-no Die Shatidhe Su ocrftnoen,
bag oefst6e fib in qusi pen bneu perfrtl9su Gaia.
manoer Sthsrhtits: 8ilttn 6tfouotu.
Da citist6e pcu Dem 5ten Stcdrpert ron ben ,,Irs
tifaa SIs6iucen," pc iis frtiber 9etanoen uno esr
isc fir cine auqe 3stt ausaetBt paren btrat9tfaI'
fen Iuo, 70 ,uar Sober oer ,uac9cn uar ots otft!bt
asSTnt purren, uno ben SHbalt teibti9s btdllt CT:
ftaunt.
aa.n ocuieui9tu Die cine atrptSs 8tfbttuua ac'
aeu oas tcttuoe Gttment, Ssuer, lu crbaLtsn min:
ftbsn, rptroe ih ibre 8iifeu chne 8eoeuttn anems
pfsblsn, ba oieEl6s nun d5tr rcufIncia tno.
II. V. lietgGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

5erren Gpansuuo GBatfon: = Sc 90:
nabrt mir bic hShf1e Srtuot, Gut benadrld)rafn
~ tSunen, eaG mir eS ber teihdesuteu 0noIiat Der
G!herbtits.Gilfsn. Die ih pot clni9en mcnattn pen
Cub foufe, III ptroanten ba6tn, Dap mir einen 9rc.
Gen 1bet unisrsr Sumdsn, @ddsr, 9apisren, ETC.,
rsttsten, lpels in Gefabr itauoen te Oem 6tuer an
btm 8auiteac ptass, ON MOr9sn bsS llttn 1prils
SeritSrt 81 tptroer.
gSsnu mir in 8etraht ;ietcu, baS bieie 6iifen in
bsm 4ttn Stcd pss 0tbSuets wareu, petbes mir Ss
mebnkn, uno baS fie fpaterhin in osn oanltn oEr
breunenesn Ruiuen binatfsteu, alGrpc Die loiet fc
arcs mar, DAP bic msgin9usn Qlattcn atfbmoBm fno,
70 tSnnen mir niht umhln bic Grbaltun9 untrtr
pertbpcasn gBaaren ais ii6rrieuaenoeS 3cuQniB on;
sulsben, oag Gure aiitsn 9lnslitb 6suer'eft tInr.
shit Ereuoeu psroen mir oisitlbsn @tIhafts:esus
ten, als eiue Thsrs 8slhdsun9 ae9en Seu'r anem:
pfsblen. George IL. 5mona une Comp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

5ttrctGrS SiTtte,
2(ufsIrstDL apru 2l, 1856.
II. o. Curtin,
Gl;rltir Ger RGpubltt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
llERRING'S SAFE
AGAIN
THE CHAMPION.
Sir Siel 0iild, 8utter unb 8ett.
0efanbes unb frtteS 8teb BET tpenig
SEnttrr

0t Cin3,9t SGfi. (fiutrfft slltrne Ste) nrltbr in
itotm SaI lbrtn liunhtthtn 5nholt bti osn
ntuli;htn qrc5tn 6tuers6rtnIeu btpabrtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01
evans unb 90 at 70 H.
pbitdbefpb a, 2prit II. 1856.

Sbue 9t9ea pa6 perbterenot Gtment PoS 6eue'
Enb:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-01

gGi rem 8ranNc ets 2trtilan
6ibGurts in Qhllartptia, am
10. 2trril. unb in tcm 9rcfeu.
,Stutr in ttr 9Narttirafs. ON /.
O2ai 1855, crblttt tis ddbtt .nsrz
ring 2 fs uubti;hiri9t Die
Sur,ltn pru Gcrrac 9B. Stmcns
unD 8ruoer ; tit 8titbtr, 9'apiss
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-04
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
\ STEWART

The Milwaukee S,1tiaeL Of The same date
4 Friday At about noon, the propeller was
lain about 100 rods Of one of the piers, and
/, i.ac-ng her anchors and going nurthward &.
shaat 7. VI. an attempt seemed to be made
e, ap the anchors and TO get into a safer
ID further north. The an -bors We're down
IN soon after she had got beyond the north
&. The propeller had her flag at half mast,
tac waves We're rolling at such a fearful
sa, tina, uo boat could live moment III them,
40 help could be rendered The wind rose
3, height at dark Fires were built all along
shore, and 10y their light the huh of the pro-
.rr could be seen rolling and laburirg hcav-
some 100 rods out At about -, =. NJ,
.s~ and barrels Of goods began to come ashore
IN about half an hour the yawl boat vas
.lrd ia the beach. and was found 70 contain
.asu clInging to one OF the seats
As Is he WAS able to speak he said that
1 one Of the deck hands. and had got into
ae bai with about 20 others. hut the boat was
r>g. almost Immediately, and lie alone manas-
ards ;ha share. In short time another man
+. ashore. and third was lifted up by 4 wave
aad thrown upon the pier alive These three
BE- believed TO lie the only persons saved. They
say riat there we're 40 or 40 persons IN all, ON
Jati They were deck hands, and did not
Know the names OF passengers, and but few Of
Pie crew. They remember one family of pas
-acers man with his wife and SIX children.
They state that the Captains object was 10
et np his anchors and beach her as last re-
sat- but The anchor Chains got atoul, and they
os.d not raise them or cut the chains before
lie seams opened, and he water came IN 50
aliE above and below that the propeller set
LED 10 tie Bottom
Scarcely . ycstISe was left of the vessel in the
aaa.ag. and such Of the goods rs came ashore
se-a dashed to pieces by the waves.
lie Toledo was one of the largest class of
.e..ar-. and with her cargo was probably
e.-l S65000 to $4,000 The vessel was not
.sl-ed. The waves have swallowed up an i'm
i.,e stock Of goods OF every kind, scarcely
n aiag 81 s hich viii be saved
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-04
CALIFORNIA NEWS

New York, Oct. %
The Steamer Illinois arrived at 3 O'Clock,
brings 4oo passengers and nearly ST 100000 in
specie.
Business at San Francisco improving. min;nc,
news Is encouraging.
Ex-Governor McDougal was arrested on his
arrival ont, on charge ofillegal voting.
The Illinois connected with the Golden Gate,
which brought down S2l5,00o in snecie Tho
british war steamer Brisk from Panama had ar
rived at San Francisco
The papers published letter from Col. FREE
mont Ia answer to letter of inquiry addressed
ov the editor OF the San Francisco Bulletin 70
the three Presidential candidates. The other
candidates did not answer The Bulletin saws
Fremonts letter has given great satisfaction to
the citizens generally
The jury IN the case of ex-collector Hammond
on trial for embezzlement of the Public Money
had disagreed.
The Grand Jury of San Medro County found
an indictment against Ex-Governor McDougaI
for fraud at the May election. He was held to
bail in $500
DIR. Armstrong was murdered near Sacra-
h.
latter was being examined before a Justice. the
citizens broke into the court, disarlned the Off
GERS and Selling the prisoner took him off and
hung him on n tree
DIR. Marsh, a Graduate of Harvard University
was murdered at his rancho, near Marines bv
Il Spaniard.
The suit of Mezerd VS.. Underland, has been
decided III the Supreme Court, in favor of plain
tiff, giving him title to one-thrd of the CITY
OF Sacramento, worth $500 900.
Advices from Oregon state that the prospect
of peace with the India $ is fiattering.
Capt. Dowan, of the u. S army. became in
sane and wandered from his friends. His body
was afterwards found in tire woods
Nothing important from Washington Terri
tory.
The sloop-of-war Jno. Adams had arrived
At Honolulu all well. Nothing important from
the Isthmus.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-04
~ Milwaukee american Of Oct 81
TIE PROPELLER TOLEDO.
TIER FROM Mr.. STEWART.

LEiAE''
port Washington, Oct. %, sc.
mort Of the Toledo's loss IS too true
IL, j. no more, and the propeller Is
p''. ~,,l wreck you can imagine. She
a5s' 3-arrIng both anchors, last even
- co.elock, and immediately went TO
'l'' The spectators described 1t as being the
= sr seen here Her crew consisted
r :, all of whom are lost with the
i'Sn'' .ftuo deck hands, which l send to
gsf', ner steamer Traveller, and one steer
r oft tie deck hands saved are Sam
II I'm and AcquIlla Clifford. The latter
-. lapd on the steamer Niagara at the
rt.- los. | cannot give you the name of
2, .,-. not having seen him as yet
Y IL, having seen in the cabin five pas
r. T., Two young ladies, one elderly la
~ J.-,, roang men in the Storage, a man,
. fgr children, and two young men, be-
= t.,ra saved There may he many more
-b.ra j, s.rewn for a mile, to the north
~ The pier, with pieces of the wreck +;
i,,r-rls and contents, nearly all smashed
.,.r,5 some few packages will be saved in
..rr damaged condition Some idea of the
,,,be sea can be formed from the fact that
i hanks and stranchions are all broken
-. the lower part of her huh split and
Il her bulwarks in pieces from one to six
lagr-h kegs of nails and boxes of axes
r.. high On shore, &c.
!. vi, there have been no bodies found, tho
:, .sarch has been made for them, but as the
Fl /. covered from two TO six feet high with
--.g... aud the sea rolling yet, it has been
,.,.IhIs 10 do it throughly.
les ordered back, | shall remain, saving
~n. The schooner Bohemian is above
al filed. Crew saved
4. american Transportation Co. lost some
r 81 tons Of coal from Silverman' pier, and
II. T. Co. lost some $50 tons coal from the
la pier, all there was on both piers.
y STEWART.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-04
sltIO debertIsemrnts.
(Entrance Sc. b state strectl


INSTITUTED SEPTEMBER 1851 INCORPORATED
i by the Legislature of Illinois, February 1858.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon this long
established and popular Institution affords gratifying
idence that the superior advantages and facilities offers
for the acquisition OF thorough know ledge vtri-
branches Of Commercial Education. fsvorahlv
appreciated by discerning and Intelligent commui-
ty- Over two hundred fun course students been in
attendance during the past winter. being amount az
patronage unparalleled in this country.
The Collegiate course is the most extensive complete
and thorough introduced into Commercial Col
lege in this country and comprises practical instruction
Book Keeping and Accounts, adapted kind Of
business, including elaborate work Railroad Book
keeping prepared by the President expressly this
school, know ledge of which alone worth to the
Student than the tuition fees to the entire course:
gether with Commercial Calculations Business Pcnma
ship Sad the subjects of Commercial Law.
Albert kIDDEg, ESQ the popular American Card
ter, whose specimens of Premiership received the
eat premiums at the great State Fair held in New
city in 1854 has been engaged Professor of Penman
ship.
Another course Of free public Lectures will be delivered
during the winter Metropolitan Hail. 10y several of the
most distinguished citizens of Chicago Students
enter whenever they please. Circulars and Catalogues
furnished gratuitously application at the College
Chicago September, lS56 5m43
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-04

NEW YORK, Oct %.
The steamer Quaker City brings Hayaua
'.are- % the 25th.
hnuors " war with Mexico aud of the an
'eKa'ian Il ST Domingo continued to occupy
'-e public attention at Havana, and the govern
''' w. busy IN making the necessary pre-
Iazagoss
iae AIMS for St Domingo were on board a
.-aa-0i-Nar, which was to leave as soon as the
..s government decided on its course.
gar hrn for best qualities Low grades
ses.aei Lalf cent.
'ae American board of Commissioners for
La's'sa Missions are per- in sassloa at Newark.
r receipts tin past year are reported at 1907
exIenscs 1923. OOo.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-04

".FI1ERS oF TIE NORTH WESTERN z. R-LAxp
Seventeen members of the Board of
-...,'''s OF the Wisconsin and Lake Superior
T. 'mpany, after two days session and
g-'een ballots, elected the following officers
l.'hs1t-James II. Weed, Oshkosh.
n |r1'5deat- H. Hacrtel, Milwaukee
..@Nrer-B. + Moore, Fond du Lac
.'-g--r. Il. Bigelow. Ncenah.
17g'Recr-C. r. Alton, Milwaukee
<.T1rg-f. H. Smith. Appleton.
Z. La"a Atp--Julius White, Madison.
EJec1f.re Committee.
~ eed, II. Haertel,
A.. 'rlf: Joseph Turner,
I,'Lt3rd VIM. Scott.
Alfred Lan.t-.rson.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-04

DG the subscriber, in Tie town of W.lsvi-k ON lI..
ID iiickc"x branch Of the Pccllouca miles blow Al
an m = ) year old steer color, black ruaur on Ia.
iaeN with win tr back, and bned With th, letter u az,
'e rHinp The owner j. requested to call Iroye rrt
erty, pay charges and take him away. ''i
Waldwick. Oct. 20, 1856 - -,
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= thanksgiving Day has been fixed for
.aa'sday, Noxember 20,h. IN ,hs s,Jyow;n,,
..','s New York, Missouri, MARYLAND. Maine
mont New Hampshire, Connecticut Wis
-S-a' Indiana, Missouri and View Ierso,-
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Just Published

iHE tNFoRTt-NATF'S GUIDE
L. I'M tsiflnE directions where 10 obtain
G-SSTA Medical Aid, and containing a,totu-
AssS GEA3A ding facts and thl Hing aud inter
ESSS1 SSSANS csting information, never before in
~ tASSAEN pr!nt. By DR.. WM. THOMSON
G4hpsassl-x& Ffce Il cents. Upon the receipt OF
~ SsSA%ESSSI lou postage stamps The iout Shall!
49, SSSSNSSNSo forwarded free from observation
N.Y. xSTHy4{e8 o any address IN the Gutc,
-, SzEfSSor Canaaas. A. it contains iinrpr-
NS>ANsAasssSSsSsSatant PRIVATE information for norm
sexes, the aurnor received through the Postofcc
The past month from various parts of The city and conn
try. ar three Thousand orders as many comics >
IDENTITY in TIE writing OF Females. but etitiouslv
signeu for The purpose = - 6elr inecgni'e II
Is n" etiehpennv. but ahounds in startling aud inter
ssuns truths extracted from the authors diary aud
oocs the result of Thirty ycars practice all climates
ia the treatment OF diseases the
gave Ann better opportunities than ,sst.~cd
The Roman Catholic Confcssor look behind The ef
tain " 49,
Address Or. Vim. Thomson. Box - CHICAGO "
3 DIR. ThonlSon's Office Hsd Consultu.r P,,o,, NJ
10y Lake street, Chicago. ILL.,, where every paci, OF Pr
NSt' pi'''Se Is treated upon principles founded on the
s'i1 OASIS "f science and sound philosophy Those af-
ctcd win Sperhlaf oTrha tseninal cnission-) or a,
sFeceS OF private disease, before applying to any pv>i-
clan Tor medical assistance, should obluin copy of TIN
ntorfunatcs Guide, and thus enabled 10 e5ct m >
disastrous consequence Of guuckerv.
Chicago, April -, ls56 =, er,
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4 hfR Sf-srENsIoN.--John Beck. atrv goods
.,I. Il. IN broadway has suspended pavmcatt
,''','llIes S6o0,0Oo Enough 10 enrich s;o1
'4f''rsi poor families. y"
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNER>HGP.

FHNHE co-pastnershp heretofore existing between the
unde signed in the Milling business in the and
style OF Martt and See, Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent.
The business will he continued by Francis Nartc with
whom all persons indebted the partnership request
ed to settle without delay.
FRANCIS MARFELI.
GEORGE ". SEE.
Clyde October so, 1856. 6p43
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vt ofFIcE-A post office, with the
III. IAeinnati, has been established in til,
-. /" uba, Riehland county. Edward
,-'eS Is the post master.
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NJ IN nun sexton, died IN Quincv,
v,.s, , - Wednesday last. upon his hearse.--
-'-' he vas driving it to funeral
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SItERIEi''S SALE.


IS. Circui: Court. Iowa COUNTY. VII
Jabcs Wilson. } ,,.r-i,, - 49,
virtue III an execution in the sIyc entitled s,,e.
- issued from the Office of the CicIk liz. Cfrtl
touft IA and Tor the County of Iowa tested ON an, IuI
DAY OF september. y. j. 1885, and 10 me ii led AGAINST
INC goods and cla1tcls, lands and trnccts Of J-Ft
WILSON, he above named defendant, have l,iycd cr
and seized the following dcscril Cd bands r al estate
te properly q" said defendant, viz much Of - mann
nLtd l"enty-eSht (e1, twenty -i.iuc ..ig tlirf l.u
'hlt lone ODD thirty-two (32J tirt s-t} f..
on the map al Jabcs Wilson's addition 10 The yr, n
DodgcNlItc, a. are bounded the land comment,
known - the ten acre lot and owned ~ lo.kir, an
company and on the west by Main and also 10
10" on IL" westerly side Of Main street known a. It ~
Der hitron (d) upon said map being sixty feet in ~
IN front and rear, aud hundred and sixty-sv. e
deep he the said dimensions Lore or less the whole AZ
SSd land icing IN the village Of Dodgcs lie in I. conn
", state OF Wisconsin, and shall offer and 81 II t same
10 the highest and best bidder for in band AZ mi,
lie vrnduc ut the front door curt House ia The
town OF Mineral Point county of Iowa, Stale of NiScou
in, on SATURDAY the 10Th day of No,cInbcr 4 H. 1850
between the hours Of o'clock l. 81. and the setting al
the sun p NJ of said day To .ati~fr s~id c~, tf,
costs OF sale Is the law directs.
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff
- lows County. Wisconsin.
sheriff Office, Mineral Point. Oct. 20 lS5f
l. il. u. CRANE, Atty for Plaintiff.