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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-18
sHERIFTS SALE.

TY Virtue of writ of Etre Fac0s issued out of the
ID Office Clerk of the Circuit Court
County in the State of Wisconsin, and di
against the goods and chates lands and tene-
William Edwards for the of $50 with
and and in favor of Joseph Read, have
levied all the title intere. claim the said de-
PENDANT William Edwards has of in and to the following
described piece lot of land, to wit The
quarter quarter Of Section No. three
f3l in Township No FIVE Isl of Range No. a. and
will offer the for sale Ut public auction at the front
Court House in the City of Mineral Point
Wednesday the 18th day of August next A u 1857 at
2ocloek ~ of said day to the and best bidder
for cash. to satisfy the above sums OF debt and
Dated City of Mineral Point sherirs Office, July LIST,
1857.
GEO. MESSERSMITH,
Sheriff, Iowa Co., Wis
GEO. L. FROST, Atty for Plf.
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IMnl ahbsrtisrmrnts.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In Probate lows County Court In the matter OF the
Estate of Samuel CHARLES, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue and pur-
suance of an order of license made in said matter
the 9Th day of August A. D. 1857 the County Court
of said county, the underse ned
estate WILL the sth day of September ensuing
two o'clock ia the afternoon, the ftou.e
village Of Linden in said county, sale publ
vendue the following described land to wit The north
east quarter OF the northwest quarter of section Nor
teen tl3 in township No five (5 north Of range No.
one O) east containing forty acres
{ -s6 tg-e-.. JOHN II. WESTON, Administrator.
Dated August S, A. d. 1857.
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James Wallis, Complainant, Iowa County, Wiscon-
against sin. Circuit Court Fore
Hannah AcNair, Defendant. closure of Mortgage.
DY virtue of q decretal order made by the Circuit
Court of Iowa county, at special term in and fo-
the Fifth Judicial Circuit of the of wisconsin be-
and held in the Court House. in the city of Mineral
Point Iowa aforesaid the first Monday in
the june A ID. 1857 and the second day Of
the term, being the second day of the month
shall Saturday the 10Th day of August A. D. 1857
2o'cock NJ the front door of the Court House in
city Mineral Point in said county and State, sell
public auction to the highest bidder the following
rortgsged premises, to wit Out lot number hun
dred and thirty ODD in the city Of Mineral Point
low county, Wisconsin, Said sale will De made
isfy hundred and fifty dollars thirteen
cents thereon from the of said decree
together with costs Of said court and Of said sale.
GEORGE AESSERsNITH sheriff
Of Iowa county, Wisconsin.
By =. W. CARTER. Under Sheriff
Shsrif's Office, Mineral Point, July 49, 1857. 27v-6
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ler,s Addition pit OF 81,
Vleit's Survey und h of n
Ia lo4, Vleit's Survey; pit
IA, pit 127, pit 2Tl,. pit 237,
pt 236, Harrison's Survey ;
es, IA, Twins Addition 4
in blockE 2 in block II /;
IA III block II !; of s. in
block 33 pit Of 3 in Strong :
Alteration: 24l, 2I2, "a, lao,
Twins Addition go. Har-
rison's Survey 1875, pit isS,
Harrison's Survey /; 3 in
block II; 3 an block 80;
1s9, 100. Twins Addition !;
4 in block IS; pit 12S, Harri-
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sons Survey SO, 81, SIS,
Nleit's Survey; IS, 155, 2l3,
Twins addition $50, Isl,
~, MS, e5l, pit lss, $40,
z45, IA, Harrison's Survey;
und 40 IT., 3 POI, = 2o2,
.A&s1senS SarveyS6, . I'm
6fockF; 2and5 In block 8;
81, 60, s3, 1o2, l4l, 29l, 226,
1881 81 naturalization:
PIT OF 80, SO, Vleits Survey !;
und l-6 liz, ,. COILS Dor,
Harrison'sSurvey; 90, Vleit's
Survey; pit of La, Harrisons
Survey.
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The State of Wisconsin 10 Calvin W. Rockwell Defend
V0U are hereby summoned to answer the complaint
4 of William (. .Sbimmin, plaintiff, a copy which
file in the office of the clerk of the circuit
court in and for Iowa county, Wisconsin and
copy of the subscribers
in the city of Mineral Point, county. Wisconsin,
within twenty DAYS after the service of this summons
exclusive OF the day of service and fail TO
said complaint ereby required the plaintiff will take
Judgment against for niney dollars and nine
tyfour cents with interest thereon the day Of
June, 1857, besides
& MESSM0RE. Plaintiffs
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RrxovaL.-Miss Campbell and Mrs.
b.vey have removed their Millinery
sop 10 the store formerly occupied by
Rowan & McCloskey, opposite The Coun-
Il Building. See advertisement.
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Amasa Cobb, Comp't, I
against
Bill for PARTON.


The unknown heirs of JOSH : Bill for PARTON.
ali b. Latham deceased, DE
fendants.
vHNHE subpoena in this action having returned
u not served for the that the said defendants
could be found and the said defendants having
caused their appearance to be entered in this
corng TO the and practice of this court
having been made t. the court by the affidavit
of the said complainant that the said defendants
and parties to the above action which
relates to real estate within this State that the said
defendants not residents of this State
the in this action, that the is brought for
the purpose of procuring partition of certain real
tate in Iowa county. Wisconsin, which the following
is sufficient description to wit: The east half of the
south east quarter of section number % in
ship number six 90 north of number %
ling the said affidavit the inspection of the filed
in this action and upon motion of L. E. Messmore ESQ.,
attorney for the complainant it is herebyoriered that
the said each and all OF them be and they
hereby deemed taken be absent defenda
that they the said defendants and all persons and
ties interested herein in said real estate be and they
hereby required to this court and
the bill in this action, before the 2Ist day Sep
TENDER, A D. 1857, the said bill of complaint will be
taken confessed and PARTITION OF said estate had
cordng to the thereof And further ordered
that the said complainant this order be publish
printed and published at Mineral Point, in said county
for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY least in each week
that being the most likely to give notice to the
defendants, and that the first publication thereof be
within twenty days from the date of this order ~
Dated this 18th day of June. A d ls55
By the Court, NJ. n. C0THREN, Judge.
do hereby certify the foregoing TO be true copy Of
the ginAl order the remains file in Of
hce. NJ CGRRIN, Clerk
I4wc Circuit Court, Iowa county, Wis.
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Tax Notice.
TaEAsuRsR's orErcE, Iowa Co., WIS, !

MINERAL August lst, 1897.
NOTICE Is hereby given that much OF each o. the
~ following desci isa lets, tracts
may be necessary for that purpose, will, the second
Tuesday (the sth day of September next, and
succeeding days be sold at pubic auction the Office
the County Treasurer, in the city Of Mineral Point in
said county for the of taxes interest
es thereon Sale to commence at o'clock fore
noon Of the day above mentioned.
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NARRow EscAPE.-On Tuesday even
ING, as the train on the Mineral Point
R. r. was approaching Warren, the en-
fiaser discovered horse standing upon
lie track The usual sound Of the whis-
lie Killing to scare him off, the train was
sopged and the engineer went to drive
ne animal frosn his dangerous position,
saea he found 4 man lying on the track
vnder the horse, dead drunk The life
q Inc man was thus saved 5y his horse.
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STATE OF wIsCONsIN, D
Wisconsin Bank. !
Mineral Point.

TJNH1S institution having relinquhed its rights
the Banking Law of this State, deposited the
Bank Comptroller, at Madison, a of sufficient
to redeem all outstanding gned circulating
at par,
Notice is therefore hereby that counter
signed circulating of this Bank
at the Bank Comptrollers office for redemption Within
two years from the date of the first publication
notice. that the funds deposited for the redemption
the same will be surrendered to this Bank.
v9n24y2 HENRY p. GEORGE, Cashier
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, .
Bank ComPtroller's Office, {

Bank Comptroller,s Ofiice,
MADISON, June Is, 1856
TINHE Wisconsin Bank at Mineral Point this State
i having reinquished business and deposited n
Office Of money sufficient redeem all their out
ding counterigned ci regulating par
is therefore hereby given that all the ce,-
signed circulating of said Bank
par. presen tation at this Once.
2y24v9 WM- NJ DENNIS, Bank COMPTROLLER
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A Good Chance.

4 SMALL FARM FOR SALE.
i' sell low for cash. part cash and part on time
1EAcreSf AT 10 per cent secured hv mortgage on
,,iNe> >olc-to wit 4 lot containing Is acres all
.i- "ith good post and board fence, all under good
rLA'h with 100 hne Apple Trees set in May last
49, premises Is good frame dwelling. small stable.
-, veil that never fails Said farm premises Is
f. "a TIE west side Of the lane from DoGgeville to
- Point = mile south Of bod geyille-
.r:s $50 For further information enquire Of the
s-V- or {, +. LeSate, Mineral Point
s..s~.t, CSC, NESS ERSMITH.
-s saIy =, l5a5, seu
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Yottb, st..
Is AMERICAN Oil H gu $ E, Il
STREET, HSIlE MINERAL roiSI,
q.
BY SAMUEL c. IVES,

FENIE undersigned takes pleasure in :" the eli r
II of Mineral Point aud the travelling put! that
he has newly fitted ap the AMERICAN HoUsE, High
Street in tue best possible for the
non OF Travellers and Bearders. hi. table will at all
he supplied with the best the market Affords snd
none bot the FIRST of cooks viii be employ ed
y rood Stables and very attentive ostiers, at all
time, in readiness for those who have Horses
share of the pa of the public is re-
specially solicited s. e. N ES.
Mineral Point, February 2. 1857. -ly
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pit of lots 5 and 4 in block 3;
PIT of lots /, = and 5 in block
IL h of 2 in block .; N h
of 3 and S Ia of 3 in block 9;
h of B and 5 h of 1 in block
10; and 2 in block IL ,
and 10 in block ) !; lot 66 in
Maddeus addition.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-18

All kinds Of Job work executed at this
,,ace on short notice, and IN the latest and best
,xIes OF the Art
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nliucral Point Gribune.
-ocAL AND OTHER MATTERS.

- PERSONS indebted TO this Office for Advertising
yw,-t or Newspapers, viii please take notice that
30 ,,,.ch in want of few DIMEs, and much we
=, pstrenze Justices of the Peace and constables,
.,,d dues paid up, somebody viii get sued, SO
,sst cut
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Secretary OF State,
CHARLES hU Elm,
State Treasurer,
WI. K. SMITH,


- Each and every paper in the above NAMED eoun-
ties viii please publish the foregoing notice each
week until the day sale, sending ked) copy Of
first publication the Secretary State. The
for such publication will be audited legal bN the
Secretary of State reception the properly
hed, pay therefor will be immediately made by
the State Treasurer the party entitled the
order. JOHN v. HI Mt,
25td Assistant Secretary CT safe.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-08-18

STlrIsTICs.-MR. WIN. T. HENRY.
Assessor. furnishes US with the following
'ails'lcs of the City OF Mineral Point,
cmqlled for the state.
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William E. Shimmin, l
t-h' Plaintiff, /
against :
Calvin W. Rockwell,
n.f.nIa.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-12

W N"' -
FRIEND HtGorNs Il wrote you on Satur-
day last, and know of but little that will
interest you or your readers to-day. There
is no place where person sees as many
strangers as at the Neil House and l often
amuse myself after breakfast or dinner, in
observing the different characters presented
to view at one glance, from Young America
up to the Old Fogy, all well dressed, and fl ON
appearances, well satisfied with themselves.
As there has been but two legislative days
since my last, and that Monday and Tuesday
when many members are absent, cannot
give you much in that line. Several bills
have passed to-day Ii to amend III, act
of the jurisdiction and procedure before JUS
tees of the Peace, and of the duties of Con-
stables in Civil Counts also, bill to fur
ther prescribe the duties of County Commits
sioners. A bill is now being read to estab-
lish Supreme Court in Seneca county, in
our district. II is claimed that there il a
large amount Of unfinished business in their
court, SO much that it is impossible TO finish
and keep it up with their usual time. 1t is
doubtful whether the bill will pass, as it takes
two-thirds vote of all the members to pass
court bill. 1t has been suggested, that. if
another Common Pleas Judge could be elect
ed in that district, he would be able to hold
an extra term Of court there, and also finish
up any other business in the district. New
bills are being introduced daily, some of a
novel character. Our friend Upham, of Lu-
cas-, perceive has introduced bill to strike
not only the word "white but "male" from
the Constitution. He says he does it in COM
pGance with the numerous petitions on that
suject from different parts of the State, and
he is anxious that the women should not only
have an opportunity to vote, but fight if nee
essary, and he wants them to have an oppor-
tunity TO enroll themselves in the militia,
under Gen. Hatchers' new military bill. l
am not much of military man, but if obliged
to train, l should desire to train in that COM
pany. There is also bill in committee Of
'ii0 "pole W iepedl tne ttH per Cenl. law, anu
to day notice bill was read for the first
time to annul the Contracts on the Public
Works. There was bill in committee of the
whole to change the law in regard to widows
1t provides instead of six knives and forks,
and six cups and saucers to throw in the
whole lot, furniture and ALL Several speech
es were made, and considerable time taken
up in discussion. 1t showed plainly that the
majority of the members were on the liberal
side of the question. If any favors are need.
ed by that class of persons, would com.
mend them to this Legislature. 1 am looking
for short session, and shall expect it to close
by the first of March. 1 have leave of alb
sence for few days, and shall expect to see
my friends on the Maumee. l am anxious tc
breathe little pure air, which is not t. bt
had in this section, as 1t is considerably mix
ed with coal dust. Hoping to have some
thing more to interest you next time, l re-
main as ever, Yours resp-c fully,
l.. D. PECK.
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bill has been introduced BY Nh. Cariin,

2 A bill has been introduced by Mr. Carln,
to reduce the tolls on the Maumee g. Pc :rys-
burg Bridge. 1 think il fixes the tolls for
foot passengers, one cent horse and rider,
five cents; horse and buggy, ten cents. ]
have had no opportunity to examine the bill.
Will let you know in my next. 1 have al
ready drawn out my letter much louger than
intended. l expect TO be at home next
week, and it will do me good to shake the
hands of some common people, as l see very
few Of that stamp here, most of them being
judges, or politicians, or distinguished gentle
men of some kind. Yours truly,
----s.- 4. D. PECK.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-12

-Solil wall papers may be made to look
as well as new, in most cases, by the follow
ing expedient Take about two quarts Of
bran, tie it up in bundle of course fan-
mel, and rubit over the papr. 1t will cleanse
the whole paper of all descriptions of dirt and
spots, better Than any other means that'can
be used. Some use bread; but dry bran is
better.
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A Retired Physician.

WHOSE SANDS OF
Have nearly run out, discovered, while in the Fast
IL diaS, certain for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Coughs. Colds aud general debility THE remedy was
discovered by him when his only childa daughter
was given up to die. Wishing to do as much good us
possible he will send TO such of his afflicted fellow be
nPs request it this recipe. with full directions for
making up and successfully using il. He requires each
applicant TO enclose him one shlng--three cents to
be returned postage the recipe, and the remain
ing to he applied to the payment OF this advertisement
Address DR.. II. JAMES,
No, 10 Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
| Jan. |, lsj7--3im3
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nRDERS left at Blinn & Barstow's F. X. Miller 4
~ Co.'s, or at se Mill, will receive prompt attention.
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w. MORRIS'
PJtent tAmbrOtync Picfuros

This is anew and beautiful STYLE of pictures and Il,
destined to supercede the Daguerreotvpe becapse i,
has none Of the Lustre of the silver plate is moi re-
Ncrsed and can be seen in any light. They are her
water or acid, and will not change in any climate bnt
remain fixed and imperishable. '
They are justly considered the reliable Pcth,es
ever presented Ia the world.
The public invited to call his rooms over CAL
ards tailor shop where he will be in readiness TO take
Pictures in Cases, Lockets, Rings. Pins.
Hours of operation from Z, A. NJ. to 6P NJ All
are invited to call.
PcrrvshurC, Sent. is 1886.
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Cris1ndurO's Ei;lir Dye.

: :
Within a nut-shc all the merits lie.
Of CristadorO'S never cqualled Dye;
Red it makes black, to brown transforms 4 grey,
And keeps the fbres always from decay.
This mltchless rrytazing Hair DYE, still holds its
position rs the harmless and ctcacious Hair DYE
in the WORLD. Prepared and sold. wholesale and re-
tail and applied in ten private rooms, at CRIsrADoRo'S
No. e. AsTuR llursE Broadway. New York. and by all
Druggists and Perfumers in the United States
Jan lI. lSIT--:iiyl.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The CRYSTAL MILL.
LAS on hand the best quality of
DouDie Extra Family Flour,
maze from pure White VIII eat

WTHEAT Flour Of all descriptions: M;dI;,os p,.,
w dc. Buckwheit Flour and Corn Meal
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PmALON!S MAGIC HAIR DYE,

One of the very best Natural Dyes in the world
Its long use has proved it to be beyond COMPARE
son and, being a vegetable production, no injury
can possibly he done to the skin 1t i easily ap
piled, and you can obtain black or brown which
will defy the best of judges to tell it from nature
itself Price 81 and s 80 per box.
Made and sold by Z. PHALON, at l97 BROAD.
WAY, corner Dcy st, and 5l7 Broadway St,
Nicholas Hotel, n Y, and all Druggists and
Fancy Stores throughout the U. S.
PhalIn'> Chemical Hair InvigOTatOr.
The most complete article Of the kind ever be-
fore off red to the public. lthas stood the test of
twenty years in this country, and not one Of the
many hunareds of limitations have been able to
compete with it for preserving, dressing, and beau
tifying the Hair, and keepl 6 the head clear from
dandruff, etc 1t is inestimabe in short it is eve
thing the hair requires. Price Soc and 81 per
bottle
Decrmher Il lslG-2lmG
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Horticultural Establishment.

HAhING removed from Bowling Green to Sydney
hAOhlo would beg leave to inform the public that
nave complete and saleabe collection OF vigorous
grown hutt trees, such Apple, Pear Cherry Peachs
Apricot, Nc Mr.. Lee Moore has kindly consented to-
se my valuable fruit trees at the Bowling Green Nu.-
scry at reduced prices. Also he will be supplied vi,
complete assortment of thrifty grown trees in splen4
did varieties, from the well known SYDNEY Nursert
with which am now connected.
Sept Is 1SiG.--1S NATHAN MnpDp
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zJ~ GRATIsTO EVERYBODY!
RICH. RARE AND SPICY /!

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I'VE have now in print large Catalogue of the
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WASHINGTON UNION Insurance Conn
w panyi CAPITAL 100000.
ID. B. DuNHAA, Pres't. GEO MTGATT, Treas
Cleveluud Mutual Insurance Company;
Capital 100000. Risks taken reasonable terms in
the above responsible companies. by
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ENLOUR DELIVERED in any part of the Corpo.
Il ration FREE OF CHARGE
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bI"k3ANE NANNE q ESHbD
PV DR.. ROJack'S Scandindvtn Remedies.

A FTER years of study,
Aaualysis and experiment,
Mr. Rohack. the emminent
Swedish Physician, succeeded
in producing a medicine from
the mountain herbs Of his ma
tive land, which acts directly
upon the causes of disease in
the blood,and by restoring the
corrupted fountain of life to
a condition of health and
purity, eNpels disease from
\ the system wherever 1t may
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-12

great Cosmetic for Identifying the skin and
complexion, and for curing Chapped Hands, Face,
Lips, Tan, Sunburn Freckles, Pimples, Sca!ds,
Burns etc. A sure and safe cure for the Piles
one washing will give instant rclief, After shaw
ing, it is very soothing to the skin. 1t keeps the
hands soft and white and for all infamations of
the skin it will be found to be great remedy
Price One Dollar per bottle
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GRIsT WORK promptly attended to at uli times,
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of Albany manufacture which they warrantto be nfe-
times Wei and Cistern Pumps. Wen CrJS, Leaf Pipe
Sheet Ledd Sheet Zlc Store Pipe and Furniture, Plain
Jnppanped and Piamished TIN WARE, and House
furnishing goods in general.
We would say to friends that are prepared to
sell everything in line cheap can be bought
| elsewhere. Owing to the high price of stoves and
stocks manufactured by us,we are compelledfrom this
tiD alIn