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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

Cincinnati, Wilmington & zanes-
vile Railrna-l l1...e..t ~ 4.


Cincinnati, Wilmington & zanes-
vile Railroad.
hereby fsSpcetaiy inioraaed tSat tS ths 0S T.
Company nov e receive and freight
north Of M9in 70 Cineinratl Morrow, Tmngt WaSh
dint statonG Particular attention viii also Be given toths
& dssnea for the West il aespEdanes
River from CincInnat y 80 = - = = -
Rssight i Ps Eseeiyed and delivered during the winter
from A. Ito p H., and lhGppsrG layoEipg te Company
Tias R as eyss 81
and in the forwarding Of
EoF tirtReE The ppba.h6d BY
hi Z. s,I1TH. ISL.
myaoasaa General 3:sisss zasstyiIisF AIfsge ohio
New Arrangem
WI ~ y E ga PARKERsBuRGH
Iane. IS. ~ lSS 5sF!s. lester, $50
q 70 oeloeki a. eopnecting It agst.
g ss @ ss SsSa9sE tson Marietta zapes.
ming from Parks!sbutE to West Columbia Va.
dsy and o'clock, a. Sc z sssenfa5
tEsEh 3 s FsSsys ioF Pot1t The
ohio o5s SstHesn WhselinS and West C6lanbta. -
cIRRELAs6 i.FizzsB6sssiHi Is q a. .aAlLRoAD.
Us. "a All p Ally LIVE
sgytif 1ETEEES
wheeling gsand Pittsbuxgh.
senseF dteAtaeF FOREST or ~
q tIs C1pt. Geo, D. Aioore,8nts = 81
- ~ ~ IuRN!s! !oaPssAs sheplsI4i ss
la Ede!A4 1etGeens Nheelln IFESf
Slsy wheeling eveFy Monday, ;Pfi-
ana me Thursday and Saturday
cars, lnd In time for tie FooFnln
lle EAST Aetnfuntlle CITY ieFea a..
80 and lie Da4haI every
Wednesday and Friday ~ A. II
" @1eellng In time for HE E1af lines 0hios
- % IEslsas or Passass apply oa board 70 sa55.
IhIoush TieEets Tor
Si ssSlsi M y isptlo and the
s--se ~ g 9. =. lt1tRktS 8 90 MS
tplkEksB&3sGse sIiSL}LllS9iSf34I5SsE7s
20 9pf3F241 fllY "A tI7Il ~. II Il sa
leslgss " hgetne 4ontnSs5 5iSeanasda daysand
ssLaldaSs 10 O'Clock, "A. n.
4se2Iea ana RstuF.s
sSsh y Z = slsse FIX ~ pee9lSks
g WHEELING fCtNOESN1IiE& q. LOUISVILLE P4CSET
Tie tllenlId steaEaef -
70 IkS5ISSs1lSi sg{sElf q. g. If0QnSIDE
Capt.J H0cFI,
7zz! VI run g 9 regular packet q tie GboT
55te5 fEegtt or PaesaBe apply to sse - I-ss
a42g q s5iss. .CsB BAKRR &Co.sAaSnts 4
SCOlaE
No. 1s77, lEait5 Get, ieeline 81 /
9hc4esa ale Retail
ntelle43 81 ~ lfys .sneS - YoFietE
ssstedvdN y eeell 5s liloeIS lIaieftaIss
Ee,0taN NeG4S
1skeS ~ l1tssy 5loes
~ 9tehInalEeTsi IdeIch hants, PedfST
e seasEs Yesy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09
MIS- CBI q.

For ft Itits; -
THE PBoPRIEroRs take great pleasure In expressing
- tasr tIanSs for the satlfynB anil unprecedented suc
s Al the Capital and stimulates item
nsSsI Q meet q ne Naod s1tcteMt rNHeri
ste c0Hrse 0 0rCuRtHe trdtRinQ The great practical
eiilouses, assiststby ednoateI and Esne
men has en16lel him TO bring dsIrSe perect0n 4
AFrGfSED By ANY IS n 3s
teS by staS as" m ss gu =. 81,
o. an AccYGntanrs dutivs as tOrOug OQh 40 had
Louse and fSitersiss aud
9l9nasFs I'm HES; Y 1 EEsas dssipslsi
ants we have secHre the services ii SOME OF the
ePs eGis sansn ls'aEsF' N Ohio TO lecture on commercial
too extended to psrculartss
ENTRX BOON KEEPIN Wiz ftss as 3 rus dtssSssio y
and History o Ensnt SoP
SgTnphy, Commercial PrOdupts Commercial tons
ueTShp, &e 81 lE755tFl
q TIE LADIES' DEPARTlLENT
s now opened for the Ladies' No Institution In
hs Union nparts more thorough Interesting course in
In e6nglsien would add that We shah put forth our
tsring reception W which enterpri met, d TO
LSsSgs 04,Issoes e. 3antt g more AoEoUg practical
Mercantile C5tgs. = 81 Osf
Among tile many recommendation give the follow
the gI9ndsg,sned take pleasure tsy
Accountants Teacher Of Book Keepng which Is oF e
ggnsst order. He has had great experience Ac-
IN heavy Commercial and Banking HOuSl which
GHes him superior facilities In ipaEting Pructicqi
4gySsgsssags q and tOrough co9'tlere
I. j. ALLEN, LID,
.PreStdent Of Farmer. College. :
4tsts t.s L0RINs ANDREWS,
President Of Keuyea College.
~, Io,yyonng men who wish to acquire 'Busfn E9uca.
T has The Of
edge and apness In teaching, added Counting
Room experiences and feel confident that grnduaes
ms College vi be fully keep the eonpli
a T. stone On lYl.oesas and Retail Merchant
~ J.k.PARAI. Book Keeper ut D. II. iMOO6bury'S.
.D.0YERD1ER Book Keeper Mt Clinton Bank.
2 lI,A. MILLS, Sec,y Columbus Gas ind Coke Co.
y. d. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'s.
E4TFOr full particulars, send for circular.
GAASGER d ARMSTRONG;,
f Ie4-lv s=a PfoDrietofs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

ny 5lsJg e, ultA1sss 0k+tlo, BUTIER, "a
M AaEEbEhe tuhsetRbtTS ~ nae is
Of Se W n Soas e BALTIMORE PhlIadepaa
and Timothy seeds. AEsO Gutter G5oli
80 eILL 6 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

BARD01TEsS WORM SUGAR DPoPS
"a n2d deacioug remedy foFsRoFniS n ebtdy,1
"A; = y Put up IL the form Of 1ne candy
y General PEles g cd par holl
dse2l 9o.a y 2, =. 1ossAN co,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09
mr. LAW Oh GNVSPAlSlIito.

lnl1 LAW OF. q ltNN NNSPAl'Gtto.
who do not give express notice TO the con.
m cVnCiteEed rs wishing " continue iteIr subSerI
subserbers order the discontlnuaRee Of theIrleri.
publisher continue TO send them until ali
lni,s ar paid.
Iii .rbscrers neglect refuse to take their peFIodi-
a which they directed, they are held
.Ble they have settled the bill and ordered them
g-iilerl.
Ii ,abserbrrs to other places without inform.
~ tablers. and the papers to the former di.
NJ, Lry held responsible.
s-Ias have decicl that refusing to take periodl-
the oihcy, removing and leaving them unculIetI,
g.. lrtl.d JLciH evidence of Intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09
SHEPPARD and Morgan,

44Ns 80 g 8 Ct
WHOLESALE AND ESET All
Saddle, aatness aud Trunk NJ an tfactnTers
No I8l, s4GlFl Sc, Corner ar 6lsi0R. -
l ANE nov on hand aaFgs and eonpste asSoFtuent oi
~ aEttele9 ~ our line, Iadts e-
Ssasn7 ms Glad eoaEae arnesss Irnn, FraMeana
1atAeF aSsshin, Hair and Xyool CelPrs, yVrs HaIass
description and quality, foua Ihe IoJ5sSt
rate toe4tle- 6ese stSlee eof Fl Bligli etafE6es
Iron flame TrnnEa and Haliee 8 Fv Str.Ffor STiies
and I'd t9. liseteess stFelSt
SSRg0n ul Gait slt md eFs
IndHship. r. RS fSssS SssSf - ~
A Assortment Of Garrett BAgs
variety OF EanteEf1t
An Eetk ~ BE pFornntly, SnfI no 81.
fott lf be- sflgea 10 TaSit Ssedntin15Ees
FQr. Give rs CALI
poy11 i3sa aHERHARns 4 MORGAN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

LAlB or 4LLEGHLENEY7 .CI1'T. .PA.l
lNENDERs his professional services to the citizens II
MhesIipgs aud hopes from his experience and Skill
huUtng Set sNgdgtd t 0cttVe pgacfce Jor more Mun
ee't yeHEs 70 render sHtlNtpcuon to a who may require
itSeTVicrs.
Onee No. 24s Main strce square above the Monroe
tiouSe, aud immediately opposite te residence OF John
'AcLure, Esq. decit-6ip
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

ElayorIng ExtTacfgz ~
on JsllIes, Pastries, CTeaias Pdidire! a. -
4H,.1s FSE sqlet TIL LOGAN q cor =
BridBe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

-, 6e1n0Wals
tlN T1esday, April i, o. n sBROIVt; bsv4tS - Az
y LE0lr W tahtiiSt0n Hall, Riil open
ne. 3 81 Main D SfFeef.
~ = one lTsSSE6 lFs4rh 4
beautiful aasortIngpG Watches JeeIrg sG
sShSS recently selected by bip5ef Ia thS EsSt+T
- seli anf Of hS stock h his
sS pa9iIS ssnsEally y cralIS Invited
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

Fertile information OF strangers visiting the city, We pub
s following list Of the different Cturches their
= nd place Of meeting. II there any mistakes, We
r7zakv tie necessary correction Nith pleasure:
* Na'l,"'s, Ei'tscordI0H, Corner Monroe aud Byron
Ea Rev. I. I. PEEEISs Rector; morning services 1Oz
I,J.k -,.rj,., !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09
PHYSICIANS.
Medical
DOCTOR II. u. HARPER,

sT0R. D. C. CRACRAFT tenders Ills professional services
IL to the citizens OF South Wheeling and virnitv
OFFICE directly west of Kenttt's Hotel. rnrs8m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

= VTr1,,, SADDLE BllAefGEI6. 77--=e--
t4ANs 1loe 1f 6Fst ate NJ
Up ~ tile olQ stand lSS Riair Sf5e1l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

, FOUNDRY 5PI63 IB017-=5z
1fA TOSS kohaeOuilK Foundry Ir6n fof ssiS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

New sStocki
efWeIFy, Watches: Clocks, silver Ware.
AND FANCY zG0lDS,
AT BROWNS, 11S MAIN S,r.
VIE subscriber anuouItces hIs return from lie Eastern
n cities with much the largest Of goods h hi1
Ilne tlt1t he has yet, offered. -
numerous patrous and the public generally are res.
peetfuy invited tocan aud his agheen stoeF
Wheeling, sept. IL, 49, & Pt4'l 'tss'.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-09

~
,,,,I,,,, tOEs Sank.
VIE proprietor Of tile Ha1inF5 IIsp
= ket a1t Monros ats., NLesIu,S e.
,s and II Being Necessary 70 eo6e 6S bSSS
5s present year. oners hs entire stock Gf IenfS
IN nAs caps &C. HtNlluleHpr, favorable
llte best bargains ia the city, - - ~ SF'ssSt %
u have just iits nss6r4N, srt AZ
!aass ana gents shoes Gstttrg, and would
sly 20 All t10se disposed me- M 1ISoia
9is t. as@ ~ os s9hl rssllE profit.
nave many tfoOLs1 will sell II cost - - 70
n. n. TVATanN
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04
Principles Of the American Council,
OF Steubenville Ohio.

We, whose names are hereunto subscribed,
do hereby adopt, and agree to be governed in
our political action, by the following princi.
pies -
lat. None hut Americaps to rule America.
I'd. The Union must be preserved
Sd. No Foreign interference in American
affairs.
4th. No union of Church and State.
5th. Invioability Of National Treaties.
9Th Personal morality indispensable to
office.
7th. An open Bible without note or COM
ment, in all our Public Schools.
slh. Thorough reform of the Naturalization
Laws.
9th. A capitation tax that will exclude
foreign panpers and convicts.
10th. No appointment Of foreigners on
diplomatic posts.
llth Strict economy in tho administrati IN
Of the Government
18th, No interference with the right of citi
zenship already acquired by foreigners, and
the protection of law to ali who immigrate
from love of liberty. but uncompromising
opposition to Political Catholicism, whether
in the person Of an American demagogue, or
foreign Ecclesiastical Despot.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04

Hon, JOHN A. BINoHAM's SPeEcH.-
We publish, in this issue of our paper,
the entire speech of Mr.. Bingham, on the
Presidents Message. Il. is not necessary
tina. we reiterale the euloges which have
been pronounced upon this last speech ol
Mr.. B., by the organs of the an'iad-
mlnistration PARTY throughout the entire
North. Enough has been said and wit
Ten to satisfy us that the Representative
from the 2lst Congressional District OF
Ohio stands No | as debaler, and we
are satisfied.
1t will be seen that our usual variety is
excluded from this issue on account Of
the length of Mr. Bingham's argument,
but this loss is more than repaired by the
fund Of information contained in this bril-.
liant production.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04

committee to which was referred the
memorial of the Ohio Yearly Meeting Of
Friends in relation to the death penalty,
reported bill to abolish capital punish
msnt and substitute imprisonment for life.
Mr.. Yaple, of Ross moved to reject the
bill on lis first reading. The motion was
discussed and lost, yeas Ia, nays Co.
This vote'is no indication Of the feeling
Of the House on the bill. and was given
in favor Of the respectful treatment and
fair discussion Of all subjects presented
for legislation. A majority Of the House
will be likely 10 vote agoinet the bill
when it reaches The proper stage though
The world moves even on the question Of
hanging, at the rsik Of sometimes taking
the lives Of the innocent.
The House passed the bill to amend
an act regulating appeals to the District
Court, yeas 97. nays 7.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04

The SUFFERING IN CINCINNATI. The
accounts which we receive from Cincin-
natl all agree in representing the suff-
ering Of the poor in that city, in this in
clement season Of the year, as extreme.
The supply Of coal has failed, and atho'
the railroads are bringing in supplies from
the interior, still the supply thus delivered
does not equal the demand. We have
been told of families who have split up
their furniture for FIRE wood and burnt il
to keep themselves from freezing. In
view of sucll state of affairs, Mr.. Brown,
the able Senator from the Portage dis
trict introduced resolution in the Senate
TO set apart one days salary Of each
member of the Senate and House, for the
relief Of The distressed. The resolution
was passed unanimously in both branches
and thus some six hundred dollars has
been contributed by the legislature TO ;
NEST benevolent purpose, which is alike
honorable to Senator Brown and the
! members without distinction, --Stat.
journal. s.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04
EF The Wheeling municipal election

EE The Wheeling municipal election
held on Monday the 26lh ult resulted in
the election of Alfred Caldwell, Mayor
F. A. Brenllenger, Clerk R. W. Har'
ding, Treasurer H. Conant, Sergeant ;
Henry Sharp, Street Commissioner ; Jas
M. Hall, Sup'I Water Works; Rober
Hamilton, Wharf Master. Tie Times
in noticing the result, says:
WHEELING REDEEMED From the re-
turns under our local head, it will bt
seen that the Americans of Wheeling
have covered themselves with glory
They have elected their whole municipa
Ticket with one exception, the City Ser
geant-and he is beaten by only ten votes
with strong probability that the illega
votes polled for his competitor will chang'
the result and give him the prize. No
a single Democratic nominee Das elected
except in the case of City Treasurer
against whom the Americans made nj
opposition.
Fer the City Council the Americans
have gained one in the Fourth, and sis
in the Fifth giving them lie-Ihe Mayo
having The casting vote.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04
Death of Preston s. Brooks.

Hon. P. S. Brooks, of South Carolina,
died very suddenly at Washington City,
on January 26th. He had been suffering
with severe cold for several days, but
his friends did not consider him in any
danger. On the morning of the 26lh he
was seized with violent pains, and short
ly expired in intense agony. His death
was announced in the House by Mr..
Keitt Both Houses adjourned, and paid
the customary .honors 10 his memory.
Although there are some of his acts
which we cannot but condemn, vet he
has now passed to his final account, and
charity demands that they should be bur.
led in forgel(ulness. lie has left wife
and four small children to mourn his un.
timely death and to whom his memory
will ever be dear, az a faithful husbant
and kind parent. He, was faithful
representative of The peculiar views ol
his constituents, and exerled his whole
energy to put them into practice. Now
that be has passed "that bourne whenc,
no traveller returns" may he rest IL
peace, his faults forgotten, and his virtue,
alone remembered. b.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04
Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS Jan. 29.-The Senate yes
,erday afternoon continued the discussion
Of the bill to authorize Justices and May.
ols to purchase Warren's Ohio Criminal
Law and Forms, and to Pay for The same
out of. fines collected, and the bill was
finally ordered to be engrossed for third
reading; yeas Is, nays 10. Should the
bill become law, it will prove a grand
speculation for the compiler of the book,
as there are some 5000 Justices and
Mayors in Ohio, and Mr. Warren sells
them at $50 per copy. lie evidently
understands how TO sell the legislature,
for like an exper, in obtaining editorial
puffs he laid gift copy on the desk Of
each member in both branches. We
suspect the House will not be quite as
easily sold as the Senate, for in the peo.
ple's branch lawyers do not SO generally
abound.
The Senate this forenoon passed the
bill authOtising the Justices and Mayors
to purchase Wsrren's Criminal Forms
yeas lS, nays l8
The House yesterday afternoon passed
the Senate bill in relation to depostions.
The bill provides that all cases pending
prior to the adoption Of the code shall be
subject 10 its provisions. VI
The House passed the bill to amend
the ACT to provide for the organization o
cities and incorporated villages; yeas 81
nays 26. Il gives all municipal corpora
tions, incorporated under this act, excep
incorporated viIliagesfor special purposes
power 10 regulate and prohibit thealrca
and all public shows for money. sexcep
historic, literary or scientific lectures t; L
regulate or prohibit auctions !. 10 regulai,
carts, drays, &c.; 10 regulate iayerns; an.
to regulate Or prohibit places Of resort 70
tipping and intemperance. aGl
Mr.. Hamilton Of Belmonh from selec
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04

EE Its rumroed that Mr.. Dallas has
negotiated treaties with the British Gov
ernment, which permanently settle all the
questions in dispute between lhis county
and Great Britain. .ii, n.9
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04

SI A Belle living in 81 Joseph,
Missouri, no, long since married one lover
a. 3 A. M. and ran away with another
al 9 ?. M. ls. n, N. \.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-04

E8r lis said that Louis Napolean and
Engene have become much estranged, on
account Of the revival Of certain old loose
habits on tho part Of the EmperoE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOI

All persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as
y SrEIAAIOIRHEA, SEMINAL. WEAKNESS M
IolEN u, GQNORRHtEA. GLEET SYPHILIS the
&c OF oNANlSM, or SELF ABUSE. &c &c
me HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
Suc'lon Of hGUan le, caused by Sexual diseases and
te receptions practised upon the unfortunate victims
OF Such diseases by Quacs have directed their consnIt
ing surgeon, as CHARITABLE ACT worthy af th.i-
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sons mus alilcted who apply by letter, with de.crn
% it eoholilon, cage, occupation. habits of lite
Ne; ana IN cases of extreme poverty and suffering t3
IhNlSit MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
Ate Howard Association is "A benevolent Institution
oy special endowment, the relief of the
SICK ana M ,ressed afflicted with '.Viruent and Epden
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nave voted to eSper in advertising the above
H"ce 1t Is needless to add the Assocaticp con-,
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Just Published. by the Association Repor+ on c,a-
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uTIatlon nr Self Abuse and other diseases f -
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deiphia, Ia. BY order of the Directors > i'-
EZRA r. HEARTWEII, President
S''ie'ait- ns-ly
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the pulp being preventive. In ali the States
Cuba utiiaS and the Central American States
public records Poe kept 20 years.
serted in th. paper make il tructibe h the
ri nr Il Is also proof against moths, and other
vrmin, which -.lst and destroy all other paper
~ use.
The Company have now IN operation Mills in Morris
county. n j., t at 300 horse and able
iill ait orders 5.r Paper the shortest notice.
All orders Tor the be addressed to A. MICH
oi.AS, President OF the Company, Mo- 7e Wast. - SIN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15
STRAYED-S2O REWARD

I'RpM the subscribers in the city of Mineral Poin.
L July I'd. 1877, four FAT COWS. described as fol
LOWS one large red Cow. little white on the h,.L
ana oeiN had On new helland staap. one rsd
lhe-tftche" LOW, star ia the forehead One a v.Unus
Ni"e,i Cow with white on the back and rulap one
small black Cow. 'F. Ohe
~ p these are branded the right rump with the
twenty Dollars Reward win be paid for the ret,r of
an cattle 10 the subscribers Mineral Point or III
eFi reward for information whore they NAV h. fou,i
August 10, 1867. - oots y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-15
FARM FOR SALE

VIII sen on reasonable terms, hundred and s;x.
Il acres OF choice land Git being square o,,~ftr -
upn,) situated IN the town of Clyde Iowa CI,T+ ";
cousin, IN the immediate neighborhood Of tvo !
mills two miles from the Wisconsin liver IT, - M
from the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen R,rr@ ! -
acres under cultivation, 90 or % han6scr
oak grove, the stream of Otter Greek running scrn
corner of said land A comfortable hewed log housa
kitchen attached Is 80 thrifty fruit trees and OH
shrubhery out buildings &c. Immediate possession
IN. For further particulars, enquire of E. NORTON
adjoining the premises -
Dated Clyde, Feb. -, 1856. lo-tf