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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
ORDINANCES M u

f9T ne ceastraeso- Of Side-asalk on The
Iot stae q commerce Street from H5eh street 10 ne
hGatroae FesseE ger DEPOT
Ahe tonmon Council Of the CITY Of Mineral Point do
o.eiain follows: ~ 80
SEC l. The owners Of the lots on that part 81 the East
sos p commerce street extending from High street 10
Lhe passenger Depot Of the Mineral Point RI broad Co
are iiereoy required 70 construct side walks Opposite
tutlt respective lois said Sidewalks t. e buiI 81 good
s'i4ii4 w" IncA plank lad cros~se 81 said walks on
'Is seo4 OAK sls not less than inches suare,
snail Re paved with good hard brick or with good
suitable curb stone.
SEC = The owner or owners Of any Of said lots who
sil or refuse 10 construct said sidewalks for
~ enly DAYS after the publication of this Ordinance
lree successive weeks ia the official paper shall De sub
jret to penalty Of i've dollars of and every days
r3fliuuanee such neglect refusal together with
the costs o. and shall stand committed to the
common jail 81 Iowa county until said hne aud costs are
paid or he Il otherwise discharged tr law.
SIC B. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force
itoli ANA Fiterl1s publication IN the official paper.
H.. JOHN CL0N&EI, IfgHOT-
Attest WILLIAM T. HFNRY, CLERK,
I, William T. Henry, Clerk of the CITY af Mineral Point
Ge hereby certify THAT the above ana foregoing Ordinance
was passed 1 the Common Council uf said city on the
9TH day OF September IS5S, All the the Aldermen being
present except Aid. AciihoH, voting for fine same.
oW5t WILLIAM 4. HENRY. Clerk.
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$500 Reward :.

il having come to the knowledge the School
..aard that some persons have been engaged In
breaking the glass IN the windows Of the school
.laa~es II this ely, the above reward VIII bc
It.. flr information that VIII lead to the con-
s.g.la.. Of the guilty persons.
Ii. NAE DCSEN.
eta Saperat.ajat
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! w AhEaNGEaIEa'rs- 3iessrs. JENkIS, Bar
RINGER < Co have added large stock Of Dry
foods 70 their heretofore fine assortment Of
Groceries, Crockery, dc, and are now ready to
compete with others in the line q good bar
aaias' Having taken look a. their Goods, and
become satisfied that they have made good
selection, we have no hesitation IN recommend
Ing them TO the attention Of our readers Their
prices cannot fail 10 satisfy all classes of p,,r-
ehasefs as they are unusually low. Let those
Who doubt il cal aad enquire Il tie Old Stand
u jENFJy, BARRINGER Il Co, on High Street
See Advertisements
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IN rRonArE-IoiyA corNrY cnrRr.


In the matter 81 the estate uf ENElsAS Eo8olrIr De-
ceaSel.
n n reading ana dliuE che petition Of Charles c. Ro-
~ d"iPh, administrator of said estate PRAYING that
eol'ssi, be apUpeinted make partition of sal
estate; il is oriercd ii ut said petition De heard fore
the Judge OF th Cour Mauay the 4th day OF Oeto-
5er next uin Tia" court House. the city Of Nm
eIa Point IA sud coaty. Aud il Is further ordered that
notice te eut be given ala persons interested bv pub
fishing copy Of this order Tor three successive weeks
prior 20 said y ct hearing in the " Mineral Point Tri-
buue, weekly newspaper Published the city Of Min
cral Point ia said county
L. ". STRONG, County Jude.
Dated September II, 4. b. ISIS. 3Tw3
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RREAD. RLsCUIIS. e. - G.
I,AILKoAp NopIcE:
avr4rE or MINERAL FONT i. j.. Co, Z
ef.-.--.r.4 Esor,-r st-f= Tslfr ~ l~F- ,


1llzKA-lL PoINT, H'Is-, JaIy -, 1855
10y ORDER 81 tAe BosFd Of Directors TINS day
nr,la Notice Is hereby siyen that special rnes tn !.
= te stoesheesr ia Tie aboNeHa9d company VIII Be
h5 a. the es said company IN the City ol Mineral
Point WISCONSIN. Lie frsf IGesay ia tse month -
Ss-.te4lI-r next tho same being the 9Th day Of sae
,sts3g AZ ctgc, Tor ths FurTe-e 81 ccetina
ure Ixsatorz. sFfvs fr tla Uuexrr red term 81 tbs
resent year. ffEsssetias s.a 1-E business mas
tss.s. nlaialY co--e before fafi u41etia--
s1-9w WI = 4t.1..Y Ssrr4tzrZ
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See Advertisement

- We happened 10 step MO CIsaLrr Co.'s
A7ction Room tie other day, aad while there
saw some OF RAFMoSD's SO Double Threaded
sewing Machines" Ii We are anything of a
ige these machines are tie very best manu-
--ofaIed-a, any raie, they are warranted, and
persons can loose nothing BY trying them
aaad his Advertisement, and theu give him
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Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court has been in session from
tie 2lst and will not, in all probability, come
Is Z close before the last Of the present week.
An unusual amount Of business was k.ore the
Grand Jury. We understand seven for eight
indictments were found, and several present
uents made Judge CoruREx lnanIlests his
Usual anxiety 70 dispose of business with all
possible dispatch that shall not deprive parties
u their rights
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NV MILLINERY Goops-NIss FAxvy D.vry
las Just received splendid stock Of Millinery
''a3'is, equal to any ever broa1ht to :his city
ihe shelves of her store are literally lol,ied
With The richest qualities ol Bonuei-, Trim
iaass. Sc, which She wishes 10 dispose Of at
very low rates
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, ,
COUNTY OF DANE :
Office Commissioners S. and u. Lands.
MADISON, August ID lS-,S ,

sFSF5g T ne Ti
i \ J. @ 90 nae SAID
ss
u Q adv
ttIe4 uJuotia
Tie of a. Principal sbe
lie I i lisa
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF DANE,
Cffiee Comm SIS oners S. and y. Lands.
MADISON, August %, 1905. )

eCunuiss oness. y Iands3
Ida
M e
u % he "a Jam l dive O W "a tot IA i te
s,I:II4sTNtss Commissioners q 5 al U and
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SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
EACON'=
MADISON MERCANTILE C0LLEGE.
Conner Of NIiHlin and PirIney Streets.
MADISON WIS

bfoacd q Bacoas Mcrcantle College. CEcRHaii CaiO
FENiE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces that he
has got his College Efihce completed, the school
opened for the reception Of Pupils AMI all necessary
Engagements ua'e Tor giving comprehensive and
thorough course II Commercial instruction than be
obtained ia any other school in the Western country
aad eiua in every respect the of instruction
Ohio.
The coarse o.iastruciion embraces Book Keeping ny
DOUBLE EATHN. as adapted 10 every department Of
Trade and Commerce; Commercial Calculations Pen
manship, Lectures Commercial law the Science Of
accounts. Customs c Merchant and other Commercial
Topics Tho plan adopted in teaching combines Practice
with IaeoT. and this Qualities the student at FOR
the active duties % The Counting Room
Tie Lectures 81 the Madison stitute delivered
she Han 81 the Mercantile College building. Their Ii
hrary Reading aud debating also tlle build
lug and 'y with the Institute,
admitted ali ofssi Lectures. Debaty- Libra
-, ana ReaiuE Room privileges, during tei- entire
course. Tree ofcbarEe-
students may enter stanv time that best salts their
convenience course be CouaPetea in from SIX to
ten wee Is, though the time IS unlimited.
TER Ms.
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SvTRAYED from II. Spcnsleg Furnace "a tise iTR u
- ii Mineral Point, the Ilta iast oae Llsa. 6as
Yrarliuz colt vita little white ia the teIshe22 also
one Two Years ola Bay Colt. wit little Astate ga e
hin Both mares. lItr1l reward vii be palc Tor lsiT
- L. r,5lad. SIMEON lAShE-..
Mineral .'.llt, Sept. 14t-. zNss
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DE. AEoESG,S
INDIAN ROOT Pills.

-
ri = - - - + - = > - Dian ROOT
- - - 80 ste'et part o. Ms liie IA tfav-
NJ 49,. - ' 81 fAit'e@a, as wei As
~ ,.~ ~, . -. i41- 1ite illltils
Sim - gs5ff- - 80 - e+at ts IA
frUr4o,n s.t.f,Tf-f, 49, t - -7s e's 'ie
,-.--,- - - 80 si't MA t-49ea-es arise from
I5r .I1,.r.i..5 - stt1i - A'est'--i sla
t-.ll ~. -, ,.-..-s -
F.,.Ir tl,..I.ia..i os.t :. - it9 20 tiv
-. - ---'''i- 'et'ties tti'ea, cofruPte
49, 4'l= .i' i9t49 s4et'IeSs anu cts
5-[-f+t 80 ..1 ''- Tt'eI'st4i = exhausted, our
=. l'' di'. ~ t@l1ie Is NOT assisted
,1 - 5u''i,. iiHii'is' tae o-ood vii be-
80 ~ $3.50 20 ''y anu ii4ta cur lIsht ul life
- = ''''i- Ut 4t"N iini1ft1at tlien that
- - 10y ....'.s passage. "l the boas Tree anu
49, - -'" t-'-es'll1 - us tUat we nave II IA our
t " "a. IN our f,-en namely, Aorses
100 l-i7 -i1.'tctiI el from plants aud roots
Nv e iot'htaiLlous e4i4is ~ Nature =
49,. ~ ~. - -. - 7.'4sei H'Sil--
Nat,,ra In +f-,,,. iii's 9i a.. i5,,r 49, -
r-..r-.- rf .7s -. ~ va ~ 0'4l ll ti'
ts-.+ .-,,-. ,., -, = ~ = l'e''"ill.t,
.t 49, 1'-1 F'sa1i=e 70 ne lungs ana
- az D','.e-' tetioils aus 'iUiy l} llro"-
- 30 ~ .-'il3ls IloA 'He lungs IS co
t - - At4ofrtlc, winch gives ease
- 80 I r. -. ie $3.50 i > mus h5'u5asei'
't"5 -iaH iie amounts OF lIaPUtity tetu tine blood
'g1 anu i-i go I!a not -tse been discharged
e 1s I.li(. t l- 'l.' + lt{liaItie and accom-
- Il, - o tle rs WINE engaged IA
g4l's , t g Pc, 1ne e9ssr Particles e inpuTit
up ana cah.ete1 Oh n great quantities By the bowels
From ta9 above, II Is shown that Dr. M5rses Iultu
Root its not only cutter te stomach, but become
-. ~. t-'e eoe, sef lley hi'd way 10 every part and
Ia5i5y' la tae NE % the body heh is tie blood be-
-: : l5-t - t'i,'l. an 7l'Ni4ssa ana
- - 80 - - ~, = ,' l.5 icy cannot feinaiA
", Sirl and
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Tie State - D 5steasis Eas-is Bsraar%-
WOO hereby summoned 10 answer che complaint
81 Robert T. Vance I~ale Ochlesrce and Is 2. Eul1-
a. Plaintiffs. copy ~ vhlc1 = Hla II s aict If
te CLERK ~ the CjscU5t Court, @ .or The coany ot
Iowa and S1stc az MiScc.z-i1 serve ceVF az
eaur answer the SUBSCRIBE SO > 'ice ia the IL
trr ~ II-hifud. county Iowa. aHl state ul
5s. within siN months after tlsg service 81 this
summons exclusive az the day ~ service z1 81 yen
lst Us answer said complaint rs hereby -n9uiiea ihe
eftis MA plv Il tie court Tor the re..a -esaa-.c
Iurie conn si.3Lt- - --
7sssue 0r Highland, PiRiutja's Attorneys
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MILLINERY GOODS!
1TINEilAL p0INT KNNEKA-.

lEiNG8AAl@ is-tA>A-ANt'
T A. Spratler and Peter Hoebel- Womb respectfully
invite the attention Of then friends and the public
generally to their
3 \ * Z r \
,.u the North side High Street, next door 20 George
Apue-s barter Shop, where they carry on the Bakery
Business extensively al its Department. Being pre-
pared execute the shortest notice al orders Tor
BREAD, BISCUITS, PIES, AND CAKES
~ fi g-ffis. far PARTIES Public Houses and Private
Families addition 70 the above, they keep OF hand
SUGAR, COFFEE, ETC,
sn5 a choice selection of Candies.
- Cash paid fox Batter, Eggs and Lard
g-tf SPRATIEEs & HOEBEL.
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HUGHES < DICKINSON.
pRUDUUE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

Dexssrs "a LUWBER, Silt, PRODUCE,
HIDES. Se- &c, SC.
Goods II any description CONSIGNED - our firm VIII
meet vi prompt attention Nfe - the terminus 81
10 a{in.r1l Poiat Kslrost7. the Of Iany
4-..,-.7rg N5nsrel Point. NIscousin
N7f,f.r Tf7-c5sS Iotf JoSEFR ". Dickinson
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TOR ALE.

@attcre-.@ l-iut shop uue FIRST rate rerT WAGON
aie 'I ~ -ur~es, ~ sth tgTo s#..1- chair seats
.- ts- casa A#s 10, ISIS L..
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Nathaniel w. Dean and wife,
(Mori%I-oIs,
Daniel W Rowland, ,BorroWcr
Harmon Grunow,
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Io PToride for the ccastructsor Of Side-ara1E on III
Aos stue q commerce Street fr0H Hsh street 10 ne
HGatroaf Pesses ger De9of
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Commissioners II $ and 4. Lends.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
NAVAL.
seeent they

The work progressing the chartered steamer
Memphis, now in the Dry Dock at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard has been suspended, and a semi official rumor
stares that both the Atlanta and Memphis have been
now condemned in toto; that they are rotten; that
they will not go to Paraguay and that the authorize
tive announcement. of their condemnation is all that Is
wanting TO have them removed from the yard for good
This is lust what We said would take place. l. has
been suggested to the official authorities that two
steamers be completed Immediately to Gil the broken
ranks Of the feet and should not wonder if one or
two of the lgft-draught sloors recently put on the
stocks TO take positions in the Paraguay squad.
ron. A things look now, the last ship of the exped
ton " i'll not have left the States before the old year
dies. The Caledonia has her coal nearly in, and will
probably be the first of the chartered steamers to SAIL
The tina! trip of the Wesernport down the Bay has
been postponed till Wednesday or Thursday. The
soop-oi.war St. Louis will be ready for sea, aud
may yet be one Of the invading force. She is about
the strongest soop in the Navy at present 1t has not
been yet decided whether the Susquehanna will nme-
diately undergo repairs.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMrSEE-ocr. ss-sst'ss


The Court opened this morning pursuant TO adjourn
ment The following gentlemen were sworn In -
Grand Jurors for tho present term:
Gabriel Need Foreman Franco. Allen ThoA r Coopsss
Theo DeboD Aber. Eastman, Charles Os'tDn WIN Edxss
Charles {. Goodhue, VIM Maeke, Ctses stewart JAM
S,ru,hsr, Water ~ Taylor william A. tnonpYI Samuel Il
Williams Joseph FISHER John ~ Noes, Edward Melon.
Judge Balloon charged them in substance ~ follows:
In the discharge Of your duties sixteen OF your mo-
hers must he nresent TO constitute g quorum 10 do
business. No Indictment can be found unless tweve
of vopr nnnher vote in favor Of il. You should sp-
Mn, ono ~ vonr number Clerk 10 take minutes Of
r. 1rce ,ysn before you Your fireman VII sdminstsg
M nropr oah 70 witnesses and you should admit but 90
time IN -sch The District Attorney or hs
nav be rresent be chooses 70 aid you IN ectisg
,sncS b., neither be other can BE- wiz roe
nputs. Of evidence IN cases where you end in4ct
80. should be delivered 70 the District Attorney Bet n
- cases they bad better b. destroyed 1nless tho Grand Jny
- The attorney should think best thstthsy should -
k ul.eiior purpose Il nisdenesnof os ete.e
Of you, the Dsr Attorney or any ohcer ssesn3 -
Court dsclose the fact that indictment has been os
felony hen the sccused not In prison. Acc ne osA -
taken requires you always keep al hsf oe,oS
you secret, uni you called upon wtnses osSc
The before officer tribunal having the rsht -
ir,o the same The Of the ststs make ny dSy
20 cell your attention to the following ensetrcnt4;
Pnsf. The statutes relating 20 ussry.
Second Those proven. public onccn rfins -
THIRD Tboss relating lotteries and the ssle q lottery
teh<tA.
ForTA The laws 10 preserve the pcrisy Of esctIons
Fun. The prevent nsenpersnce aid TO fesais's -
Of Intoxicating liq1orp- -
The that many ndcnents Are found without ~ -
arc procured ssAn. nnocen, persons sfsat eNG
due ss the Glpd Jury ron t
pyruose Il procuring indictments asainss hos they
TAI hst conviction ssa b eataes % " 's'~
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SgsciAL TssN-0ct. A-
Bcfore Jnhge RRAnY.
UFNINIWN =" NNNTtN v ? '
Kelly Ct al. AIT Baker Il a.

DEClSto<--AS>iG>NfNr.
Kelly et al Baker ct a..
An ASSIGNMENT tor the benefit If creditors with O.
without made BY corsrtner witaose
the Concurrence authority of AL absolutely vs
lWetter a. = Cheper Abb kl and In tais tssrc-
prespted whether the copartncf AJAX
s The assignment had authority hereto. On that subject he
papers which this motion il made, disclose tue iono~s
letter the disc ntns partner written to h sssocaic ~
received prior to t3e assignment; An ., ,.x,
ADoLPu REyMASp esq-Srs tried In every way 70
make prevent the failure OF our ootoe
tl being disappointed in my a.t hope could not ons
DE- rs concluded 10 abandon all 10 YOU ana Try 70 mae
aug BY seeking my fortune In California or some otses
place, and future day hope % rctuf. VITA saaosss
debt Please tell al that We Owe
that they Eal be paid eyoy DO lar VITA nteest hope re
90 Styanc, enough g. carry on thc
business Jrospcrousy have lost, by lotnius money s
slocks notes, sc, $4,000 aud upward iet a. nc
rot live after having thing u at had worked ha
accumulate stripped nom Hoping that You may 80
aons better without subscribe myself yours
" b. perceived tina, Mr. Baker concluded 20 sbsctee
al TO h oopsrtner and 10 Try 20 make Twins e esae
hs fortune in California some other place rus snsu
imports two operations 81 the hind-one m s -.
partner with the whole Of his copsttnef.hp .ueott
ar the other determination 30 seek livelihood in dssnh
Mace ana 10 Weld all control the partnership property
he srtuer invested by the surrender Of his soce as
the interest Of that assoche TOT tue -
general interest of both ard having made an assnment 10
the benefit Of creditors without preference no shasr OF 70
power la. taken place, and the alignment should not o. m
turbed fsee Kemp Co~ley Dnerl Where power 70
conferred uron pno several partners 10 assign the partner
benz h of cditors such authority can Dc
fairly and Justly implied from facts and csrcum-snor~
by CouIts 81 Equity There perhaps in this cae orcu
stances which contribute much 10 show Ill interest on toe pan
OF Baker 10 grant his associate full power aud authority %
male general distribution 81 the partnership enrcul ""
dee The letter rcfened 20 sufficient % uphold toe
and decline slow the injunction. Tue motion viii there
/ fora b.. denied with costs
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Adyertissalcutl
pRIyATR SIHnIcAL IECIIRHs Inv. An,

Dt,o, NJ d. Editor Of tho scspcl will comnes,s NJ. ssrS
cal Lectures the oP~rstyc q The Pelvic v.o~~ -
classes Of persons EACH Nov. TIE lectures Win -
fn, nu.trsed by models and By d.sations 81
tue dead bGy. Spcs Recommendations of the sn.oay ~
or s, ps r the rs al u Hernia Hsmorraas sSns-
Dispscsneut ofthe Uterus prscticed by Or D..
With fa o. the uscd will Be given 10 sssD
who d..r 10 practice those spostes Fee for the
sl0O IN advance. Ohoe hours from . j. and 70 svse
Ing. At D.. DiSoN's residence. No. u &h-aE.
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wear, pr,iou. TO the death of their aunt. They en-.

years previous TO the death Of their aunt. They en-.
ersiuej sufrcions at the tine of her dath but dared
not make then. known IN Consequence OF the threats
Of Stephens to have them expelled from the church
and .un their characters Il they sad anything ~ ln-t
him. A letter from Fanny, vaguely limiting
p,on, al length reached their friends in Ireland sni
,beir brother Robert an inpe;noas young MAJ, at
once came over AID attempted take tho law into bis
own hands.
TIE prisoner wa committed 10 the Tombs by The
Coroue- 10 await tire action Of the Gran Jury.
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Mss VIRGrsA YAuGH,s, young lady OF most
respectable connections and considerable literary ex-
Iererce, will read on Thursday evening Lonstellow''
new poem, miles Stand-h," at Dodwcrth's Hall,
Broadway. Miss Vaughan is a stranger among US,
who has chosen difficult and arduous vocation, and
trust her FIRST effort will be cheered by generous
attendance,
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CITY ITEMS.

The lectures Of this Winter before tie Mercantile
Library Association in this city promise to be unusu
ally interesting. The course is to be opened by Mr..
Bay ard Taylor with lecture on Moscow, followed by
Mr.. George Vsndenhoff, Prof. B. SIiman, jr, Mr..
John G. SAKE, and Mr.. T.. r. Whipple. The fret
lecture IS Advertised for Thursday Text.
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the srehcI Saturday .s. soiisn,.y irowusd By Ss
snehor ,cdseny svs ssy carrying t With the besss
When tie oocJ Ne iosud. ~ ~ss .l convened
90 the se5ran Retreat staten aad h.xe Coroa.x ysn(s
bit held al inquess. Verde, accordingly
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Advert'>ement.l
e TABLET SrRop-Inxa,

Gro. SAUNDERS. A. ID. isI6-rhis tee cpuine article, -
been cluaed for producing tho p,sbe edge
Csa be obtained the Subscribers
eTs, J. L ). SAUNDERS Ne. : Astor House
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COOPER IssrrTrTE on SrspAr EvEsiS's'-"e
have heretofore noticed the institution OF series OF
Saskatchewan services at this new ma oy the
Rev. Mr.. Cuyler of Market-s:reet Church. Inc en-
terprse seems thus far to have proved renarkao
successful Immense congregations crowd the ins'i'
tute every Sunday evening, and large Numbers prin-
eipauy Of young men, appear to be enlisted IN tho
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lAdyefti>eDert
SIX IrCTIRrS ON CONsUNPTION ASTHMA

BSoNeuGris, HEAEr DISEASE. FsN,Lx and KIDNEY Cee
PLANTS sId CnsOStc DISEASES generally. 80 PAGES -
cravings SuS By Dr. s,auEL Fires explaining his csu
I'VE 'rcstm % Of tkcee d-eases Pncs p cents By NAL
s.Its A1d,ss Dr. :. :. krcH, O5ico No. 1it broeiws6
NY. All Consultations me-.
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ARRIVAL OF FRUIT-There have been several ar
rivals since Friday last Of vessels from Sicily and
Spain, with cargoes composed almost exclusively Of
rssins and almonds Of the new crops. Quite num-
Der Of other vessels are daily expected from the zane
ports, aso laden with fruit.
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beaten BY RowDrEs-A man, named Sullivan,
while passing the corner Of Broad and Wall streets,
on Sunday evening, was violently assaulted by two
rufans, who without provocation struck him on the
head with some sharp instrument, thereby splitting
and nearly severing one Of bis ears. The cowardly
villains escaped before the Police could reach them
After DIR. Van Lier dressed tho wounds, Sullivan WAS
conveyed home by direction Of Capt. Slvsy.
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work. On last Sunday evening" notwithstanding tho
bad walking and urpromisine weather the crowd ws'
SO great that Lundreds were unable b gst inside.
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Tux TRIBUNE ALMANAC for

j Hh IEIBt NJ ALMANAC tOr I-.J5, Contains IL
returns OF tie Presidential and Congressional ec,iess h
lS For reurns Of toe State Eesoas held In 1851,
TSIsvAL ALMANAC fox 1853.
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Miss Kate Dean tire daughter of Mr.. Jefferson
Dean, farmer of this State, who has been studying
for two years under Sigror Bagoh of this city, VIII
give her fret concert at Nblos Saloon tonight, Oc''
&C. assisted by the tenor Mr. Cooke, and BY Messrs'
Mollenhsuer, Screber and Evans. Much interest Is
felt for Miss Dean, she is gifted with fine voice.
and has resolutey toed under the instruction OF the
veteran Bagiol viih view Of taking rank In her pro-
fersiob
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INuffItIFVtu'lN-I
CAS-GiS-GAS tINrtRES.--A large assoet

Of h sut'f and entirely designs will H. found At
Manufacturing Depot NJ. so Broadway The trade
pied Il iAc usus. ;ernls. ARcHgk, WAgSgg 4 CO.