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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04
sPRcIAn NOTICES.

Brandreth's PiIIs.-By their occasional use, We
prevent the collection of those impurities, which, when In
sufficient quantities. cause SO much danger the ns
gsns of the stomach and bowels.
I. H LOGAN CO.,
an-1,r-J,,, AGENTS..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

BURNING OF THE MoSTREAL.-We take the fol-
lowing further particulars of the burning of the
steamer Montreal, from the Quebec Gazette of
Monday evening:
The Alliance returned about 10 o'clock this
evening Sunday with 43 bodies on board, ma
king the total of bodies recovered up to this
time 127. Of these las. found the greater num-
Der are men, there being only about 10 females
The body of Mr.. Leslie, Chemist of Montreal,
has been identified as being amongst them. as
also, that of DR.. Roth, who came ont in the
ship John Mckenzie. The wheclsman of the
Montreal, and several Of her crew, besides some
of the raftsmen? Amongst the females is the
body of most respectfully dressed lady, with
gold watch, &c, upon her person was found
card having the address of shipchandler in
Leith, Scotland. 4 most affecting scene took
place on board the Alliance when an old Cana
dian, Robitaic, we think is the name, recover
the body; he cried out "my poor boy, my poor
boy!" StrOVe to wipe away the mud and filth
from the darkened eyes of the corpse, but it was
too much for him, and he tainted. On his re-
coverY, however, he lay down beside the body,
lamcnting with bitter tears the loss of his daT
ling boy. Another hahitaut from Montreal dis
covered the body of his wife, who was going to
Montreal in company with her mother; the body
of the latter has not yet been recovered.
The wreck is lying about p miles above the
river Rouge, between 200 and 800 feet from the
beach. About twenty feet of the starhoard fore
part of the vessel still remains, almost nnmark
ed bv the fire; with that exception she seems
to be burnt to the keel
The number of persons known to have been
on board the Montreal, exclusive Of the crew
From the JOAN
S,Sin p I. 49,, !, :. f,nnno',.ai "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

CTATIoEERT.-
- Cheap PaperspIain and ruled; 1fag
L Oven Hurlberts Superior Letter Paper,
White, Blue and Buff Com1 Note = E1JE
Ladies' and Gents Letter
Ncte paper IN great variety.
Post Once Paper.
Jot. GilIotts Steel Pens, all Nos. >
Pabei's Z Ropes Lead Pencils.
Raber'S red and blue Pencils
FabeTs rverpont
Indr Rubber do - y 81
Letter and Bin Clips
Mans Letter Binders. -
Hand Rists, Pen lHIpers, 1Iueilage, Sealing Wax,
Newspaper RltF Presses and Books. In fact every
variety Of Stationery constantly hand and for sale cheap
mySo ]. z, WILSON Z co.
FIRST IN 1LARRET,
WE have this ay received consignment OF Spiree
w Hoops By far desirable style nov in
iefa HEIsKELL & SWE4RINGEN-
M & have tIs ay oP-Ed large addition to our stock
wv Hosiery consisting Of Ladies' and Misses
English White unhiesehed and mode eolors- Also, open
4J jsis HE1sKELt. 4 swEARIEGRy.
IpE-PURE RIVER IGE. Z = 2.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his old friends
i and the public generally, that he Is now prepared 70
supply them with beautiful and very pure article Of Ice.
taken the Ohio River Customers VIII be served at
their dOors from the which VIII be run TO every part
Of rs eSs city Send IN our S'asss yABoB AM1ck.
CONBs AND BRUSHES Side, Pau, Riding Ce%bs,
~ Of all kinds. Hair, Cloth Tooth, Malt Comb brushes,
OF all kinds. cheap lapiIl' J. e. WILSON = COS
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OF these there are saved ia, including some
of the crew, making total loss Of life over two
hundred and fifty.
The bodies were discovered heaped round the
renIains of the steamer, and many ofthem are
burned, wounded, and cut as from terrible
struggle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

COeIIns Places seem to be in demand. a very
both Ladies' and Gentlemen. Cold sparkling Mineral
Water rich syrnps; Psrfumeres; Notions in great va
ey Cigars Tobacco; and last though not least the
never failing e, Heaa-whleh eoois to look at il
constitute combination of attractions, appealing all the
senses In a way which cannot fail to please.
We say teasply go iegs the shAdeD Call In att
bridge corner Drug store. ielO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

Tnr cownIDIxo SEASON AT NEw onlEANs-
Opening PEnrOnNANcEsA peculiar institn-
ton of New Orleans, in the way of summer
auusemcnts, is cowhidins. Last year the sea
son was varied by the attrctive performances of
number of female stars who amused the
public by whipping men. The following is the
first affair the present season, from the n. o.
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II. 4. II. co.
Ia $50 E3sis9Is5;.95E;5;!s

FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIoNl
Only IInIE Price for Round Trip riClEets. =
Claysviue, Man Train ..T:10 A. VI.
For Elm Grove t-f2 lDss
Is. Excursion Train leaves at ..............S A. NJ
For Triadelphia and West Alexander
Cd Excursion Train leaves A. n.
RETURNING: -fas
Leaves West Alexander
LIST Excursion Traiu A. NJ.
Mail Train .............................4 p. II,
Leave Elm Grove 81 900
% Exeurcon Train p. Mi
Sd a q leaves Triadelphla at.......T p. NJ.
jy1 U. B. PIERsEL, Agent.
Dissolution of Partnership,
TE partnership heretofore existing between Samuel
Eundenberg and JAS II. Roberts, under the STYLE Of
FundenberE Roberts, dissolved May list, 1851
ward Allen having purchased the interest Of H.
Roberts.
N retiring from the above firm, would cordially recon.
mend to friends and the customers
the late @ worthy Of the continuance Of the patronage
heretofore so literally given: JAMRs H. ROBERTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

LIFE ILLUSTRATED Is a FTssr-CLA PICTORIAL
Weekly Jsurnal devoted 70 Entertainments Improvement
and Progress sssned encourage spirit HSpe Nam
Iineas selReIiance, ana Activity; Illustrate life all
It's phRses. hshtone'l Pictorial Wevkl Paper, which
ought to beread BY every Family Published at q yenr
81 for half year, and to Clubs Of Four three
for One Dollar. Try 4. Address
FOWLER AND WELLS SIS Broadwsy, New York
The Pauarna dr sayss aLFE ILlrsTRkTt Is one OF the
best papers published In the United States. WeLnOE
Instructive and interesting for family rad
ing Young and old. parents children, high
rich and poor, VII md something to sult them in its col
umns.'' t5t..ss -s,--4fs=s & je92-trs =
LIFE ILLUSTRATED IS AN ELEGANI QuARTO OF
eight beaatitui psses-A tribe larger than the ZsGtea
London Nte-a perfect model OF excellence size shape
and sentiment, and Is, altogether, Of tie sound
and sensible Of live papers. Men like It, women Ike Il,
boys like 1t, girls IKE h the old folks IKE It, youy fos ike
IT. the children IKE IT. the folks ea,f keep
ho1ss trtLOuf LIPE ILLUSTRATED. No plantation should
be without ii. Only % year 81 for half year, and on
trial months fer IS cents. Address
FOWLER AND WELLS. Sos Broadway, Sew York.
LFE ILLUSTRATED marked by taste and beauty and We
have no doubt u will be the the published
In New fOrk-CoENEh SToNU, CeLuNBcs weean COM
mend II to the patronage Of friends. 1t fed with
excellent reading well arranged, with every thing under an
aPproREtate heaa.-AuBuRS IAIAl 6AzETTE. jeG2-lE
STATl0NEki, Of all kinds, IN great variety a
10 aPiI IL WILSON co.'s
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9;J WOOD CO. Prgprssor, sls Yang
se5Bf For sale in Wheeling by
4. LOGAN 3 Coz, y e9lf,fst
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For Rent.
For Rent
For Rent

For Rent.
THAT very desirable dwelling house Hampden street
L lately occupied by Joseph Bell. Possession given on
S' seb b.; ""' = ''f' FRANCES r.. ARMSTRONG;.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

The first genuine cowhiding case of the pres
emit summer came off yesterday afternoon, in
the vicinity of Hercules and Euterpe streets
II was an open air exhibition, free TO all, and
consequently created an excitement rather I'M
prccedented in that quiet part of the town.
The cowhider was somebody's uncle, and the
cowhidec was somebody's loyer-a middle aged
gentleman, and young gentleman. The old
one met the young one. aud at once drew his
cowhide upon him and gave him several sharp
cuts; the young one doubled corner and heel
ed it down the street, the old one hot after MN,
and at last the latter caught up, got his Crap
pies on the rnuaway's collar, and finished the
excitement by giving him second and most
iunmerciful cowhiding
There was, as we have already intimated, q
lady in the case. The young man, boss
builder, waited upon anice, pretty girl, niece
10 the old man. who is connected with beuev-
olent institution up town The old man oppro-
we'd the counting, rs the young man was good
looking aud had good occupation and good
reputstion-that is, good reputation so far as
he knew. Lately, however, the old MIN was as
tonished that his would-be nephew was married
had wife living from whom he had sePara.
TED. The old man very naturally "biledn-and
he cooled of with cowhide, as above
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

An inquest was commenced on Saturday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

sands Remedy for salt nhenn..-1s unquss-
onaby the most successful and ecacious external app
rheu ring worm, letter, seald head, bar
bers ITCH ulcers bois hlotches deovere 1t has in
many thousands accomplished the mos. cxtriord
asry well rubbed In, to penetrate
pores OF hepkin absorb the virus Of the disease,
tspeedy removes the worst symptoms, and ia brief PEI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

"a % ALUnlna sept wv loEis
your Hair RESTORATIVE and have found It's effects sat
tsiSctory II has entirely destroyed all danruR my
head, and restored my hair to its original color had
become quite gray 49, :. LWAi.. TRuEsDALE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

For Rent.
A COMFORTABLE two story Brick Dwelling House, sit
N uated on HImpien Street. Possession given LIST {
April ENQUIRE of tnh8l 8. d. HARPER SON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

INNS ASTONISHING AND uNEouALLED pREPARA-
u ton Inns failed to produce growth on Dali
Heads when used according to the directions and turn
hair back tots original color, after having become
and reinsiae It in all its original health iustrs sofess
and beauty. Removes all scurf, dRnlrun and
pleasant itching eruptons and feYerish heat from
the scalp. 1t also prevents the hair from becoming
healthy and falling on. and hence acts perfect
HAIR ISYIGORAT0R AND TONIC.
We nnneX q few certfcAtes To cnrroborate asser.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

Gardiner, Maine, June ~ "a
Dear Sir have used two bottles Of Professor Woo rs
Hair Restorative, and truly say, is the greatest dis
GoYery Of Ile for restoring and changing s
Before using IT. was gray of seventy. My
hair has now aninedt its original color. You
mend i to the world without the least fear,
one OF the worst kind You're. D.NMURPHf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

This certify that one year ago was quite and
my hair SO thin upon the top of head that
entire loss In this condition applied for and talned
one quart bottle the gray hairs had entirely disappeared,
ana 1t had thicker ed to be full
sumed glossy appearance, apparently beauulthan
ever was before do therefore, cheerfuy
1t to all those ladies who value beautiful head of hair.
VIII also state thnt use tnoW occasionally healthy
and beautlying effects. SARAH J. BROWN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

Prof Woods Ny hair commenced falling on som. three
or four years Since aud continued to until became
quite bald tried all the popular medicines of the day
but to eff Ct At last Twas Induced try your celehr
ted Hair Restorative and am hnppyto say is dOnEwon
ders Ihave fine growth Of young hair. cheer
fully recommend It's use to all similarly afflicted.
A. Q. NYiLLIANiS. i IS Second
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

To your inquiries, would reply, that when first
was almost white and had been for the last ten years
anu very thin on the top Of my head and very loose
The second bottle (Which eight weeksl hair was
entirely changed to Its original color eight brown and
now free from dandru and quite moist have had my
hair cut i've six times since the change and have
1t Is now as thick lever was and does
all It has proved In case all that could wish 10 ask
IL 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

Are the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity
~ Call on them an2s-1w-dau
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

SS4AT!0Nktf, OF al kinds, 10 Frrat vaFiety At
= aPit .. I. WILSON cos.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

Prepared and sold by r. b. D. SANDS. Druggists, 100
FULTON Street, New York,
Sold also by jill. CRUAIBAoKER.
And BY Druggists generally. Ie3d-1WlaE
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e94p,4qI 81.
WA. MCCOY, TreasureF

y
WYE will open this day styles Of Travelling Wrappera
w in Black White check the first brought TO thI+
market. IjySl HEIsKELL q SWEARINGEN.
WYE Will this day open another large job lot of Black
w Lace Nantes, worth $500 and $S,00-me are now
selling at 1880 and $500 We continually opening
new styles of desirable goods. - .,,,.,,,,,.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
The Kansas Constitution.

The Kansas CORRESPONDENT Of the New
York Times sends tn lhat nappr snch nor
tons of the new constitution as have been
agreed upon in the Convention We copy
the part relating to Slavery, the topic of
chief interest both in Kansas and else
where This is the work OF the pro-
slavery party OF the territory, the chair
man OF the committee TO which that sub
ject is assigned in the Convention being
Hugh II More, hy birth and education
Georgian. AT The thresh-hold Of tn new
constitution Is " long biz Of rights, s"
from which we copy the following sec
ton:
| Tyeu,y-G NEGROES shall net
Ia, p,.rI.i;ted 10 live IA this State under
i any circumstances"
W. COM, ,,;,h,.t o1-;lo,o.,or, TIA sr,;-
It;.Ia ralaf;ne, 70 sISy'',,. :
/
|
Sho. l; Inc fighI OF properly Is 0e7
! loi1 ana hlShcr 'hia any CONSTITUTIONAL
aahC'ioh' ana t"" fi9hi u t.'S owner oi
Save ID stich save ana ITS It.cfeaS1 - me
same at!i IS lh'Ioiaoie a. 'i11 flSli' Oh she
owner OF any property Whatever.
SIC. Inc Legislature snail nave
DO power 10 pass laws Lof me onlanclPa-
'Ioh OF slaves "ithout the consent OF their
owners Or WITHOUT paying inelT owners
/ PreTioua to emancipation Z full equisa-
IeL' I'D money l0F 'he saves SO eIhancIFa-
! Iee, iney 'AA" nave no power 10 pre-
vent eniiSFah's 10 The oIe'e from bringing
with them such persons as are deemed
slaves by the laws =, Of any one Of the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

n
e. G q Tro "a /. hAhEs-In9 sgn3on-
~ - ''57 VS. SUNK last n
- ~ ~ ~ y iI9,' 1L,sE -
- -,,' an, 800 @,.. s1lU'I al = - go
anal ~ - '-'9 i''''I'io aio-
4, ,ha r.,a~, o..r.-.,. i,
T5lb So. r, .r ,;.7.s ll u me Jug
80 ,,..I ~. - .L-, ''I' u, pun
-. = ' IN was oloWn
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J56n RanllH ~. ,,,t. e,n..arI.. i
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S5gn.D woodward s..,..l -....
rasfa.,. If n -. III, ~ .'1e.,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
ORDINANCE No. 6.

The Common Council of the City OF Mineral
Point do ordain as follows
Sec. /. 1t shall be the duty Of the CI.y -G.,-
shall to enter all buildings within the "a! ill,
It's, except such as are isolated 50 much a. -
tojcopardze other property, and examine j ,.lj
and proper precautions against fire are oDs'' e
in the arrangement and disposition oil S'y'',
pipes, Chimneys, furnaces and ashes anu m
found defective or insufficient, to require ~.
alterations and precautions TO be alopicG q -
may deem necessary. -.
Sec. ,. II case ofthe neglect or refusal oil ' rs
owner or occupant ofany such building 10 ~ -.
such alterations or take such precautions Ne :.
they shall be subject to penlty Of hve ri
lars, for every day such neglect or refusal slI..
be continued, and shall stand committed 70 ~ 20
Common Jail Of Iowa County until the sllo In
and costs are paid.
CHARLES F. LEGATE, Mayor
Attest: WILLIAM T. HENET, City CLeTh'
l, William L. Henry Clerk Of the CI'{ -
Mineral Point. do hereby certify that the al. =,
and foregoing Ordinance was passed Dy -.
Common Council of said City unanimous! -
the 18th of November, 1897, all the Al ~,
Except Aid PIERCE beng present ana 'O''I7
:0r the same.
WILLIAM T. HENRY,
CIV Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
-

In this city, on the 18Th inst, Mrs Mary L.
KEYS, wife of Harvey ). Keys, aged 28 years.
Mrs. X possessed the qualities Of an affection
ate companion. kind and tender mother, and
an exemplary Christian. Her illness was pro-
tractcd, but was borne with christian meekness
SIZE died the death CT the Righteous.
In Linden on the TIA inst, after 4 short bat
painful Illness, Mr. BEEHARD TEEGoNiSG, IN the
18TH wear Of his age.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

Ii persons indebted to \ Britain of Dodgevile are
hereby notified hat they viii find their Notes and
Accounts in the hands Of l. il. b. Ho3geye,
and he is loEied by settle with all and receipt
infuIL
Hoping all indebted VIII Immediately call. report
roIa9lv and nav.
It Hss been lea long possible in order 4o
cOuloate all hands waiting until Miners ami
coEld dispose their Truck but 1t be closed
You wiz expect to End him ai;er you with a sharp
suck S1 =, BRIITAN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

The WAY 70 TaE TRIBUEE OEFIcE.-
The stairs on the Las, side Of Thomas
Stone Block. one door west Of Gundry's
Store, viii lead you inlo the Tribune
Office. Walk up gentlemen, and see cur
new rooms.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

DULLEEss IL SuIPPIEG.-There are
IN the port Of Boston nearly two hundred
and fifty ships, barques and briggs, with
slender prospects for immediate employ
ment. The various commercial voyages
which are nov daily terminating. wind
up very badly; and operations planned
months ago, but not yet closed, will suffer
similar results.
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pr ial nt,tG5.
{ krrch E.-gCIry.
RrcrLAR SERVICE Each SABBATH

TRINITY CHUECE-Rey. Josiah Phelps, Rector. Al II
O'Clock \. NJ and 8 O'Clock p. NJ
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHUEcs-Rev. c. BoyEtou, Pas
tor. At II Ia y VI. and 8 ?. NJ
METHODIST Episcopal CEUScI-Rer. Fl. " God, Pastor.
At 1919 \. NJ. aud P. NJ
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHrRCH-Rey. B. Phil
HIs Pastor. At II \. ~ and 81. ?. 4.
PRIMITIVE NsrHoDIsT CsCkca-Rer J. Sharpe. Pas
tor. At To-. 4. n. and P. NJ.
CATHOLIC CHURca-R.r. Fathsr Bouweu At10 A. VI
and > P NJ.
81 Shoall any change Of tine oc,u-, lose interest
~ viii please give : NOTES
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EStraN NnIirr.

Taken up hy the suIscrir ct. ON aha 2..b ofn.,
SorreI Geia'na, having star in his forehead SOM,
on The of hind leg near the houf aI ont III ~ ~
and four years Old. The owner is r-as..t-r -, STth
prove property, pay charges and take him arr '-'
- GEORGE EpGINGTaS
Mihlin, Iowa County Wisconsin, Get. 7ltb l>5-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
TAKEN Ep

. the subscriber IN the town % Dol-avfu, ~. =,
- last OF Tune or first OF July last = I5, %" l2e
Year old Heifer and af The owner i - icy TO
prove property, pay charges and tak. tbr, .'SI 10
Dydse,iI.e, Nov 10Th, 1857. ''''>'--> it,gi.N,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

p6 the subscriber, at his residence =; =,
u t'i,SeWay, Iowa county. about TIE Ir.I az .lFa
one yoAe oil uNen one brudle color .f,f F. nst.
the otheF red and white. The owner il -1,e lack;
prove property, pay charges snd take them ssilel 70
November 2Ojh, 1851 NJ hltNCoX.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

EJ@'' know by a little what a grear
deal means" as the gander said when he
saw the TAP OF the fox's tail sticking out of
a hollow :.ee.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
s3 "a ri x Z ~ O.
EXCHANGE OFFICE or
L THEIR II WHITES Y

Drafts drawn direct the principal ies of the {. 5
Bills of Exchange the chief towns of
Great Eritnin, France. Holland, Germany and
Switzerland.
Particular attention paid TO collections and proceeds
promptly RENTED current rates Of exchange without
further charge.
VIII purchase Notes. Draft Certificates rDeloait, an
buv aud --II Cold and Silver Coin.
= sight exchange on New Io1G at per cent.
for Coin
~ oaieo hours from to Il ana from . to az. y.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24

the subscriber, in the town of VT.
- 10Th inst, one s"rrel FjIsey , ye,r Ga on tho
has white stripe il her face. Tl. o. -sAl spring,
10 prove property, pay charges and tas requested
Waldwiek, Nov. Ig, 1857 'AiN AAlL1LF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-11-24
G5tEar @otitss.
TANEH I'D

IN '' ,o~G o. Mineral lin, Point, near Es1r Ho,
4 LeA searllAE BAH, no marks a. .''-s, on,
liellef'i e3 IA color, no marks Tie que serra.
To prove property. pay charges ana Is requested
Mineral Point Nov. 2Ist, 1857 '-'l StlIzB5rH.
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TAKEN Up.

y the spAsc-ibcr. living in TIE town ,.f,
- near Ierrilt's grocery, some time a--. iru:
Suner' a red tetsr white back, white Ir5 sae Fa,;
'Dool s"o years old The owner is reu,g nc belly.
property, pay charges aud take her TO prove
Mineral Point, Nov. IL 1857. ~ '4'EoEArI
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b. the subscriber in tie CITY Of Mineral Point f,
the first inst. one Tcaring Steer indie with white m
the end 81 the tail. marked with hole in The "a
and split in the left The is requested TO calI
prove property, pay charges ana take him away.
JOSEPH STCpE.
NiiEVI'ii EpIni- = ov- ioth7 1917 ~45-4s-
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WILLIAM T. HENRY
CIV Clerk.
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q. ". Ashmore,
7 5. Allen, assisting Equalization Com.
work in Clerk Office,
Alexander Campbell, sr. a. canva~ser.
@ ". ANYMORE. per diem q unerE...c.
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IN Cans-Ga'lons and half gallons. C7Ioaz n 81 %
G.jU ami hail gallons Is ccuI--tIe incest ever e.al
III this city at JhNhIN, BAEtEINGER Il cos