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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-03
MORNING LEADER.
OUR CHARLEY.
Fuuu TI-an.


The next letter, however, which we got from
him, was from Spain. The ship had been
wrecked, with awful loss Of lile-himself pick
ell up exhausted; but '-all's WE'LL" he wrote,
las far as am concerned, except for nv kif,
and hope to start from Gibraltar in q luckier
vessel"
A slip Of paper was enclosed for me. Il told
you that peril threatened me; remember our
last talk upon the shore"
There was not q word in his account Of the
shipwreck Of this incident, which We read Of in
the newspapers:
Among other deeds Of heroism during the
confusion, and when it was plain that the ship
must 90 10 pieces In few minutes, that OF Mr..
ChlTies Brooke, E. les, deserves special Incn-
ton. Observing young lady-Miss ClaG3.
daughter OF Lieut.. General Claud, of the Bengal
army. who was on her way to join her father in
Calcutta -unprovided with life preserver, he Te-
moved his own from his waist, and fastened il
around her; and in the water afterwards, per-
ceiving her 10 be drifting out to sea, he brought
her. by incredible exertions, under the protec-
ton Of the head.and, and into the bay, whe.e
she was rescued. Mr.. Brooke was picked up
subsequently,, inscnsible; but we are happy to
state that this noble young fellow has since en-
tirely recovered"
Ifthis had happened two years later,we should
not have considered the proceeding so entirely
disinterested, as after that period Miss Claud
began TO figure IN his letters pretty frequently,
under the more familiar title Of dearest Ellen"
In due time they were married, and last Janu-
ary wrote us most enthusiastic account Oftheir
little boy, then exactly a month Old, and al
ready beginning TO take great deal Of notice"
Next Christmas" wrote our Charley, 1--WE
hope ali three TO sPeRd in the beloved island,
Where groves Of pine on either hand,
10 break the blast of winter, stand,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-03

Al kiads ID JQBBING, ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
on SHORT NOTICE. ~
n Ihe proofo the pndding is the chewing Of the sfrua
- please call lore purchasing oeWkers Al he od aud
well known sta ~ Of - - -
s-Baeks Patent Hotel Cook Stoves. two sizes. $50
m,,s.,s.,v. VI MARVIN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-03

RaDWAY's RENOVArtNd hE>oLNkNr siould be hailed
bleSsing hv aier. threush hoat The land, whoss
infants aIa fcfed with Sores, Humors, &C. T break
ngs Out laus earIvl evidence of eseaSe transmitted
from the parent few doses Of the RENOVATTNa
REsoLVESr viii Grad afe vese OF the diseasa
insure the child a sound and healthy body.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-03
8 n % HE =

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
NJ L MARVIN, NO. 9-PUBLIC
" SQUARE. South sdel has Just received Ire 81
lla ts m-aalaetofy oae Of the largest aud best assert
ENASfELED CRATES,
kyer brought 10 tins market Is always soer o. hand The
49, 4eSesi and aess approved styles COOKING and
Aaastaeturef Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 20 gre perfect Satisfaction.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
A SAVING OF 20 PER CENT.

v be made by calling us before purcha sing eise-
where. We are determined to tell II low prcss, 70
Low for Cash that SD Gil be able to object And
while ve are helping the p,or by almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shall give the stalled wheel
Of the business sorld push forward. Doa't mis-
CLAIRE BLOCK. Deoi5dIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Instructors, Glee and Music Books.

Will always be complete, and we shall be prepared TO
furnish he same at wholesale and ret all SHEET
Music alarge tment, and In co st Mt rec int RI
all popular New Mu,'c. Orders supplied. We intend
sending our orders weekly thai orders !, an be
dep nded,uron within a few .ys at the fafth-st
Second hand Pianos and Ne Jfeons BOUGHT or IA
ken in exchange for new instruments Pisuos and
M-odeons 10 let. lns ruments repaired and tuned
Having secured the services Of Mr.. Z, A. Kings
bury to supefintend the es Enlistment We shall be
pleased At all tines to receive the calls OF orr fri nds
and the public. Strangers visiting the city vii nnd
our Piano Hall pleasant resort, and vii: al o learn
that they can iso supply themselves as well BY
going far her cast.
We are by appointment, direct from the man
ufAc urers, the SOLE agents for BOARDMAN, GRAY
b co. csl.brat Pianos, and have the entire con.
troll Tor this region In this sta e As well as I,sa
Or ers solicited, and whether by mail or In par
90 Sill be faithfully attended to.
Rock Island, Illinois, January 1883. - p"
Jan14nf II A. PORTER 4 BROTHER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
CLOTHING.


CONFIRMING, probably the largest, most shion-
~ able AMI best made sssortm.nt q Boys' and
Meme clothing To % found Ia this CITY. A. the pub
lie are not gsmmonei BY naming 20, - 20 thousand
dollars In stock, selling OF st cost etc. but II 10 sum-
Gent for that every description Of garment
that hsart wish CT mini c1nceive, thet III ali
unite durability with teauty can te found 1t
place Of such astonishing Low PRICES that
confident
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Great Discovery.

vINHE subscriber, while engaged in diggine . we'll
L on his farm, In Peasant Valley, Scott county,
discovered beautiful article Of stone. very similar
to the celebrated stbens Marble used ia Cont aar.
gents Banking House. 1t 10 capable Of receiving
fne POLISH and works very easy He Is nov proper
ing TO open bis quarry, when he will BE- ensbled to
furnish IN any quantity desired, and in hlosks q
any Size.
Specimens Of this seone can b seen 1t this once
when further particular win b siv0
aDNDY 0AA0D0N,
Ola 70 Road.
oopSVN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
The Money Panic Conquered

'hI un 1efsigned Ia now prepare 70 kindle fires
and attend 70 Law Ofaces, Gents private rooms.
sleo nsle ana Galleries kept ceao-hs VIII gtve A.
10 psoc balls taking Of Gents clothes
70 al Who win favor him With can.
Charges Moderate
1alu!re 9: Alstea's Hat ssors. spposite Tie Il
o9Also HOtel. ~ NOpHIa
S1AV4~sAs ADto1A OS0odu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14

parently succcsstul effoTh to wash the
cerulean sky, and ~ many and COR
geous rainbowe. II g. 'om notion and
Infinite diversion was caused by the
generosity with which much good
water was lavished no . ring baths
upon the people.-Mo Democrat, I'll.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14

EXHIBITION OF THE STEAM FIRE En-
GINEs-Delighted Fifth street, between
Market and Locust, was yesterday af-
tcrnoon the interesting scene of grand
hydraulic display, which drew crowds
of spectators. The steam fire engines
of the city were there, putting, scream
ing and spouting, to popular admira-
ton. Every available position was
th,snged with merry lockers on. En-
raptured children, charmed maidens,
and wondering danes adorned the
windows. Enterprising lads ensconc-
ed themselves in inaccessible places
without permission. Reckless young
men incommoded gentlemen in second
story offices by thronging the piazas
and darkening windows. One man
with professional cast of countenance
was thereby rendered very indignant.
But the people cared only to see the
squirting, which was prodigious. The
old Union No. 2, tearlesSly took its po-
sition near the lofty derrick at market
street, and propelled through several
hundred feet of hose to Pine street,
The Geo. kyler, near Locust street,
and the latest arrived engine, the Da-
Wis Moore, near Pine street, also play
ed at the junction of Pine and Fifth
streets. The proves displayed afford
ed universal satisfaction. Stream were
thrown two-thirds the length of the
square alternately down Pine and up
Fifth streets. The two engines Of
Latta's patent quite surpassed the pio-
neer one of Shawk's. The latter, we
are told, required more water and a
larger suction pipe. But the superior
ity of the steam over the hand fire en-
CINE, for throwing steadily large guam
titles Of water, was perfectly eeldent.-
Steam and iron don't tire, and human
mvscls must.
The aquatic entertainment lasted
several hours, finely varied by an ap-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
THk SECRET INFIRMITlEs OF
YOUTH AID MATURITY,

Just FuOttSheu, Crdtts, Ute 18th 7HONs0nd
A few words on thh rational treatment, without
medicine, Of Spermat rrhea or Local WEAKNESS. Noe
formal Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay OF the system, Impotence and Imped.-
ments to Marriage generally.
BY i. DELANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming com.
plants originating in the tmprudence and ,oiiueo ~
youth, may DO easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE ia
In this small tract clearly demonstrated: and the
entirely new AID highly successful treatment -
adopted BY the Author fu ly Exp aimed by means Of
which every one Is enabled 70 HIMSELF perfect
~ and at tn least possible COST thereby avoiding All
the advertised nostrums OF the car.
Sent to any sdprss gratis and PCS. free in sea,ed
envelope, ~ remttting two post .g- st.mrs
to DR.. DE LANKY. II Lltponard street New YORK
City. Jan13d .v1,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Dissolution.

VTvHE partnership heretofore existing between J.s
i W. Canton and 9. g Mitchell, is this dav d.
solved by mutua consent. All psr.ons hav M cla.ua
sgaiost the said firm are quee ted t. present Them
to James W Cannon fer payment and those indelt
ed will pay the same without fu, Their notice
JANIS W. CANNON,
y. g. MITCHELL.
THE undersigned, having disposed Of his interest
l. In the Lumber Business to James v. Cam n he
would respectfully recommend all persons In want Of
Lumber to call aud examin. his 1t CT. where be still
continues the business at the old ,tsnd
Js, 13dtf SO nTrcupvY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
BANKING.

Bankers.
MACkLOT 4 COBsDIN,
DAvmPoss, iowa.
k11RR 70:
Hsasrs. ?. CaouTEAU,jr 4 Co.,
Cashier AMEAICAS 1xCnAD0D BAHE, -
Aessrs. f1ssOs 1 DAzJsx, Bankers, s.. Losh.
Cashier ATLANTIC BAxK, Boston.
Nrssrs. b K SWIFT. BRO. JoHxsroH, Chicas.
Notes asd Bills ooascfsd 0Nd pvscss6s rAsissd 10
ssy part ere Uatsed Ssaees
Hills s1Exchanee On all the Principal CUES
efshe Usised states and EusePe
II % u q MT .ATD SOLD
!" Money remittei 10 Europs - SieA I'LL,
which c1n be cA.hed in any town in England, lrU-
land or wales, in sumo 81 and upwards.
Oct lS-dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14

Rock Island
MUSIC STORE,
H. A. PORTER + BROTHER,
PROPKIETORs.
(sUCCEssOR TO J. Z CRorr)
LAYING purchased the entire Interest Of Mr. J. 7.
i i CROFT we intend kerping on hand at all times
a tin. tick Of Musical instruments. Our
ASSORTMENT or PIANOS
viii comprise those from the celebrated manu.acto.
r-s OF BOAHDMAN, GRAY Co; UhICKEKINa
HHTH, POND \ %; eOGH; and HALLETT &
DAVIS. Tho>e Of any other makers not Oh hand,
will be furnished 10 order. As the
MELODEONS
OF PRINCE 4 co. stand unrivslied aod give persec.
SUBTRACTION, 1--WE know this to be so having . Id
large number for the at few yeas) We shall Al vays
be -uppii'd with Sood stock Of these instrument,
az "" an recommend them Price varying from S45
t" $50 accord ng to .i,e and finisn Also, Aeode-
OF CHILD X BISHOP, and other makers. OF
vIOLINS,
GUITARS,
FLUTES.
OLARIONErs,
TAMBoRIsEs,
ACCORDEONB,
FIFES,
&c. &c,
We intend he ping good supply. Also, vIoLracEL-
Los, Bass VIols, and DOUBLE BASES
b. ass Instruments always on hand, either In full
sets singiy bands furui he'd. etr 60 OF all kinds
Pegs, Tail Pieces, Bows. &c, BY the quantity to Al
ers. Our assortment Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Removal.

vTNHE subscribers has remove their Stock Of Cloth.
i ing aud Gents Furnishing Goods to the store
formally occupied by stevenson L CarnAhan. LIZ
Oialre Block, where thsy will be happy 20 ses al
their old customers and the public generally
J. 8. DRAKE co.
(Dec12l1m1 No. LeOlaiYe Ro@.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-14
Removal.

Removal.
THE undersigned has removed his Once TO the
i second story Of G. L.,Nchols' new Bloch, corner
Second and Brady streets, Davenport.
Nv. WOODWARD.
Money TO loan on Real Estate by
nrTdtf W. WOODW Ann
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19
Dallev's Magical Pain Extractor


In all diseases inflammation less predominates
allay inflammation strikes at the very root Of dis
ease-hence an immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and nothing else viii allay inflammation and make
certain cure.
DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cure tie following among great catalogue Of dis
Burns, Scads, Cuts Chates Nipples Corns,
Buttons Bruises Strains Bites Poison Cbbians Bie,
Scrof Ulcers Fever Sores, Govt Scroula, Ulcers, Fee
yer Sores Felous Ear bcAe Piles Sore Eyes, Gout Swell
liugs, Rheumatism, ScaId Head RheuIn, Badness
Eryspelas RngwoIul Bagbers Ite Small Pox, Measles
Rash, Sc., &c.
To some II may appear ineredUous that many dis
eases should be reached Ay article such idea VIII
vanish naturalization points TO the act TIA; the salye
combination Of ingredients, each and every one ap
plying perfect autIdote to its opposite disorder.
DALEY 5 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In its effects magical the time is short be-
tween disease permanent and /; Is eNrac-
tor it draws all diseases Of the effected part ley-
ing perfect before the injury. is scarcely
necessary say chat house, workshop, manuiae-
tory should be moment without it.
No Pain Extractor genuine unless the box has upon
il steel plate engraving, with the Of Henry Dal
ley, Manuiactuler.
For sale by all the principal Druggists and patent med
ieue dealers throughout the United States ana Caaas.
Principal Depot,
1GJ Chambers street. New York.
G. I. CHACE-
l.. D. PULTORD, Agent. 1+-ly
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19
For the Tribune.

NSERAL PoIsT, Oct. llth, 1858.
3fessrs. Edaors-owing to a current report
that the bond. either executed or to be executed
by number OF the citizens Of Do6geyille, for
the purpose of procuring means for the erection
of suitable County Buildings at Dodgeyille, IL
the event that the County Seat should be re-
moved to the beautiful and fertile village
known by the pleasant and familiar apPellation
of Dodgeville" by vote at the coming election, to
be holden the first Tuesday of November
next, would be good and valid, and be guar
anty to tie citizens of Iowa county that the
erection Of suitable coanty buildings would IL
al the expense of the makers Of the bond, and
that the county should not be taxed To erect the
necessary buildings; and also learning that the
Hon HARLOW S. ORION, of Madison, had been
consulted by some of the Dodgeville people as
TO the validity of the Dodgeville bond and that
it was considered by him TO be good. Belley-
ing that this report Of validity, supported by
the opinion Of so able juriSt as Mr. ORION,
would have great weight in the minds of many
Of the voters of this county, l took occasion,
while in Madison few days since, to inquire
Of him whether he had expressed an opinion Of
the Dodgeyille bond and had considered it to
be good and valid, to which inquiry he replied
that he had never seen the bond-knew nothing
about it; and had given no such opinion. But
stated distinctly and emphatcally that any such
bond would be yojd and that any election held
under such circumstances would be void cleo
ton. The bond would be void because the law
authorizing the vote upon the question made no
provision for Dodgeyille to make any such con-
tract, and consequently the bond being unau-
thorized would be void and OF 10 effect, and
that any election had where brIhe or induce
ment Influences the voters would be void at
law-and this IS the opinion of Mr. ORroy of
the Dodgegille bond. 1 understand however
that he said when spoken TO by some one from
Dodgeville concerning this bond, that thew (the
citizens Of Dodgeyille) might after election sub
scribe toward the erection of the county build
ings, and donate this subscription if they chose
to the county, but a contract by them in a bond
with the county to erect the county buildings
would be void believe this opinion is con-
Cured in by Judges DUN, CorHaES and EATON
together with other lawyers of respectable stand
ing. Where, / ask, is the Dodgeyllle bond, and
where the county seat question Believing the
object Of the bond being merely to operate as
an inducement for the voters 10 make Dodge
vile the County Seat, l consider it NV privII-
ege, if not my duty, to present this matter to
the consideration Of the voters of Iowa county
before the election.
With much respect,
l remain Yours
INDEPENDENCE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19

OCTOBER ELEcTIoNs-Eleetious were held last
Tuesday in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa, for State officers and members of Con-
gress, and in each State the Republicans were
successful. In Pennsy lvania, the Republican
State ticket is elected by about Is 900 majority
ia Ohio by from ) 600 to 200G0 majority, and in
Indiana by 5000 majority. Pennsylvania Is
represented IN the present Congress by fifteen
Democrats and ten Republicans the next dele
CATION stands twenty Republicans, two anti
Lecompton Democrats and three Lecompton
Democrats. Pretty good for the Presidents
own State From Ohio the present delegation
i twelve Republicans aud nine Democrats
the new one fourteen Republicans and seven
Democrats. From Indiana the present delega-
tion IS SIX Democrats. and five Republican,
the new one eight and perhaps, nine Repubi-
cans to two or three Democrats. Iowa remains
unchanged, both Districts being represented by
Republicans in the next as in the present Con
gress. The total Republican gain of Congress
men in these States is fifteen We shall pub
lish list Of the Congressman elect next week.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19

HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
YIN. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
Tae Original aud Besi ia The gortd

The Original and Best IA The boTiG
An Others limitations. and should be avoided
il you wish to escape rioieule.
GRAY, RED, Or Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful Natural Brown Black, without the least
injury Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been AWARD
ed 10 wI - Bachelor since 1859, and over $4,000
plications have been made the Hair of his patrons
his famous Dye
WM A.BATCHEL0RS HAIR DYE produces color
distinguished from nature, ana is WARRANTED
not to inure in least however long it may be
tuued and the i'll effect OF Bad Dyes reeiied the Hair
nvirorated for life by this splendid ne.
Made OF applied (in private rooms al the Wig
Factory, 233 Broadway, n. y.
Sold in all cities Of the United States, by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the and address upon a
steel plate engraving on four sides of eseh Box, of
WILLIAM \. BACHELOR,
xivIy 233 broadway, New y olk.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For Representative to Congre,s-2nd District,
CHARLES DUNN, Of La Fayette County.
For State s2nator-J5th District,
CHARLES G. RODULF, Of Richland Count,
For Sheriff,
THOMAS MCFARLAND, of Highland
For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
JOHN COMMINS, of Mineral Point
For Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors,
WILLIAM II. CURRY, Of Mineral Point
For Register of Deeds,
JOSEPH LEAN, Of Wyoming.
For Treasurer
DANIEL ZIMMER, Of Highland
For Prosecuting Attorney,
JOSEPH H. CLARY, of Mineral Point
For Surveyor.
ROBERT WILSON, OF Dodgeyille.
FOR Coroner
RICHARD S. VIVIAN. of Mineral Point.
For Assemblyman- District,
JOHN CLAYTON, of Miflim
For Assembly man-Northern District,
GARDNER c. MEIGS, OF Arena
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19

kor the Tribune.
Alssas. EplToRs II wish to Inquire. through
lie columns Of your paper, whether Treasurer
ct School District Nuuber eight. Of the town of
ID highland, has PAID over uat I;;ie amount of
money ioI which le was deEauller a few wears
since II not. would it not BE well to have the
matter arranged before he ATTEMPTS 70 enter ma
On The discharge Il another che ,,bi,,l, nj,
require me Ao-aiHs q other peoples money ,
Let u have light upon this subject
QUERIST
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19

BACDN'S
MADISON MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Corner of nTiflin and Pinlzney Streets,
MADISON, WIS

Branch IF Bacoa Mercantile College, Cincinnati Ohm.
TEVIE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces That le
las got his College Esee completed. tEt Sciepl
opened te reception of Pupils, ana all necessary
made for giving more comprehensive au
thorough Commercial nstructlon than Boz
obtained other school IN the Western
equal every respect the OF instruction
given my old and established College Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The course ofinstruction embraces Book Keeping ~
DOUBLE ENTRY, rs adapted to every department 81
Trade and Commerce Commercial Calculations Pen
mans hip. Lectures Commercial Law the Science az
Accounts Customs OF Merchants. ana other Commercial
Topics The plan adopted in teaching combines Practice
with Theory ana this qualities the student at once lag
tile active "a ..tiez on the Counting Room.
The Lectures OF the Mison Institute delivered ia
the Hail of the Mercantile College building. Their I
hrary Reading and debating rooms also III tho buiq
iu, and y arrangement with the Institute.
dents admitted To all ofsad Lectures Debates Litfs
rv, and Reading Room privileges, durlng then entire
course. free OF charge
students may enter at any time that best suits To &
cuieucr. be conn leted from
ten weeks, though the time is unlimited.
TERMS:
For q full Course ofInstructiun. so 90
{ - For further particulars address
ly2o K. s. BACON, Principal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19

GIRLs READ THIs,-When returning from the
State Fair, we called in Al wv. 7. BUeGLEs. 1t
Rugglesdale. where introduced to Mrs
Anna Blows. sister Of Mrs RUGGLEs. and Wild
ow of Mr.. Isaac j. BKowN. Mrs T., though
sixty years old. was busily engaged at the
spinning wheel. and In conversation with her
learned that, during the past six days she
had spun twelve days works of as fine and
beautiful yarn i often seen.
In another part of he house We found shelves
loaded down with cheese, the haudiwork Of
Mrs RueeLas Here. thought, We, ia school
where many Of our city girls might receive prof
liable lessons
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19
Ian ID AGENC Y
AND
q PSt CT o"oc.

The undersigned have opened set Of Book. which
give complete and reliable history every tract Of land
IN Iowa county, embracing Deeds Bonds MORTGAGES
Judgments, DEGREES, aud ali matters Of Record c,r
the same
They viii furnish abstracts attend the perfection Of
Titles the purchase ana sale OF Lands the payment Of
Taxes, collection Of Rents, and the drafting Of Deeds
other instruments; and w loan aoney and collect in
crest for those desiring 20 invest.
once up stairs in John Ross stone building OPP
posite the Eagle Saloon, High street, Mineral Point
Wis WI. T. HENRY,
4ou FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-10-19

Dedication--The Methodist Episcopal Church
at Highland Iowa county Wisconsin, viii be dedicated
to the Service OF Almighty God Sabbath octo-
Der, 1858. Rev. S c. THOMAS, OF Milwaukee, Rev. n.
WILCOX, Of Mineral Point ana other Ministers are ez-
pectcd take part in the exercises cordial invita-
ton is extended By ORDER OF TIE TRUsrEEs
Dated Highland, October 9th, 1S5S