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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06


"a deaths from sun stroke, have occurred in
this city aud Brooklyn. To-day has been the
hottest of the season.
Henry Dwight, the Wall street broker. con-
neeied with the Alton Rail Road, was released
by Judge Russell, on Lis own personal recogui-
zance.
During lie thunder storm last evening. the
house Of James Post Roslyn, L. l., was struck
by lightning. killing one daughter and badly in
iuriug another
y, er Alnas Wall street broker, was drown
ed last night n 3onkers, while bathing Mr.
4 was until recently cashier Of the Farmers
Bank, at Bridgeport, Ct
Hon. robert /. Conrad, ex- Mayor of Phila-
delrhia, died at Lancaster, yesterday.
Hon. Job Tyson. ex-Inember of Congress from
Ia, died IN Mont gomery Co, yesterday.
Capt Thomas Durham was dangerously stab
bed OF Saturday night, at Blanchard's Hotel.
bfoadTay. by young lawyer named Edward
Anderson. Both parties. with their families, are
ooaFders Al the Hotel. Jealousy Is said to have
been the cause. Mr.. Dunham's wound is said
% ne 81 dangerous nature. He is one of the
nm OF Dunham d Dmon, shipping merchants
Anderson Is arrested, bail refused
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La.er from Utah.

St. Louis, June 26.
The Republicans has Just received intelligence
that the Salt Lake mail. with Camp Scott dates
10 June 5tb received at St joseph, on the
I'D. Mr.. Ii. +. Mayer, who accompanied the
mail party furnishes the following .ne:noran-
dunn of the trip. They encountered hey
snow Storm lasting three days, from lndepend-
ence Rock TO Platte Bridge. They met Capt.
Hoffman 20, and Capt. Marcy so miles from
Camp Scott
Gen johnson intended to proceed TO Salt
Lake CITY as soon as they arrived
Gov. Cumming. the peace commissioners, and
the post master had gone into the city
The supplies which Col. Hoffman despatched
in advance Of his train had reached Camp Scott
and provisions were plenty. On June 18th lett
McCorskvs train unloading at Fort Laramie !;
met Perry's train Is miles below !; on the 18th
met another of Perry's trains 45 miles below the
West; passed two empty trains OF Major and
RusseIs at SCOTS Bluffs returning to the states;
met McFeas' train 10 miles below Chimney
Rock.
Passed two trains of Chouleau & Avery and
Major d Russells at Leavent's Fork, IN camp
on the I-.th met Quarter Master for Lawrence
al Rush Creek, and Prices tram al Smith 5
Fork on the 9th left two trains OF Major d
RusselFs waiting TO cross the South Fork which
was high. bat fall .ng; met Major Sedgwick 5
command Of cavalry 10 miles below South Fork
On the 18th met Major Grahams dragons 10
miles, aud Wards train, Is miles below Faion 5
Bluff; passed several the road in camp,
names unknown; met Cap. -:obert's command
6 miles above Cottonwood Springs on the 18th
met Mays command 10 miles below Cotton
ood met Col. Monroe 10 mile above Plum
Creek a'so three trains of Jones.
On the 18th met Irwin and Youngs train,
eight miles above Fort kearney, left three com
panies iirst cavalry under Col. Sumner, at Fort
kearney. Saw three trains on the upper road
above ort kcarney, aud also trains upper
road below Fort kearney, names unknown. On
the 18th, met train eight mile stretch, on
/ Little Blue. names unknown On the Goth Net
Bushs train four miles from Big Sandy met
Col May and GOO head of cattle. for Salt Lake
also 600 cattle OF Russell. " addell and Douglass
fifteen miles east of Big Blue, met Lahons train
and Gen. Harvey and headquarters at Cotton
wood ten miles west of the Big Blue. Harvey
travelling rapidly and had only that day learn
Ell of his appointment TO the vacant brigadcr-
general>hip.
/ On the 2lst, met the Salt Lake mail Is miles
east of Big Blue. Mason and Overs train in
camp at Nermllion. On the pod, met two trains
at Grassbopper, names unknown. Grass never
1 better, as far Sweet Y ater but from there Ia
Camp Scott il is very poor. All the trims and
/ troops Were getting along well and cattle look
/ ing in fine order. Hackaday, Jones d. Co, mail
contractors, are pushing their arrangements with
great perseverance, and when they get their sta
lions arranged as contemplated, time win be re-
duced 10 TO days with and consequently
SIR. MAYER brings no general news from Camp
Scott and Silt Lake City.
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Eews by the Eratie.

Halifax, June %
The elections in Spain are fixed to take place
in October.
Russian Imperial paper currency, to the
amount of thirty two million silver roubies, had
been publicly burned al 81. Petersburg, with
the view of stimulating public confidence
Two Turkish steamers landed nearly ,2Uo
troops at the Bay of Barosa on the 18th Of June.
A Russian War Steamer was anchored of Ra-
gusa-
The Montenegrians are said 10 have returned
to the mountains.
\ letter of compromising character, from
Se6d Pacha to the Russian commander, had
been intercepted and sent 10 Constantinople.
Several hundred houses had been burnt al
Constanunople.
4 Vienna letter positively contradicts the
statement that conclusion had been arrived at
between Turkey and Austria relative to Monte
negro.
a doubtful rumor was current that the Duke
de Malakoff would soon retnrn 10 France, and
Count de Persingy resume the mission TO Eng
land
The Moniteur advises another reduction oft
terest on the French treasury bonds. The rates
now range from % to 81 per cent, according
to the time.
encouraging in the south. The yield Is expect
ed to be quarter il not one third more than
last year.
is positively affirmed that the nomination
OF Prince Napoleon, for the GoYemorship OF Al
gier>. is abandoned.
Napoleon viii open the Camp of Chalons with
great pomp on the 18th Of July
The French Mediterranean fleet ordered TO
Brest. to be present during the Emperors visit,
viii consist Of - line of battle ships, ) frigatcs
4 corvettes, and a certain number of small steam
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

The CEoPs IN New YoRK-A run through the
Eastern half of this State To Svraeuse has not
given Us very high opinion of The farmers
prospects Tor the current wear Grass is pretty
thick set, but generally backward: Corn Is quite
small, and, most level and all low, wet land.
looks yellow and feeble of Rye there Is not
much, and what there Is looks dim and bad :
Wheat IS rarely seen, hut promises 4 fair Weld:
Potatoes are largely planted and look very well:
other Roots are hardly seen except IN gardens,
which in The main thrifty The farmers
have barely finished planting when they find
hoeing and haying crowdiug upon them all at
once, Of course, they are very busy but the
glorious weather enables them to work very ef-
fcicntly-N. 7. 9,i5,eae ,Ttt,to 2Ith
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Further from Nicaragua and Key West.

Further advices by the Moses Taylor states
that the Legislature OF Nicaragua have refused
to accept the viii OF President Martinez for in
teroeeanic railroad from Granada TO Realeio
Gene II Lamar Is about to leave n icaragua
Carfiora has been elected President Of Gaute-
mala for lite.
Martin kossota died recently in Guatemala in
INDECENT circumstances.
rived at this port at midnight. bringing as pas
sengcr, Mons. Belly, the French agent at Central
Amerlca.
The Empire City passed the steamer Arctic
cruising outside the hatbor of Havana
The steame' Wabash WAS to SAL for Key West
TO aw all orders
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Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
From Kansas.

Wyandott, X. T., June 81.
The news by the return OF Gov. Denver from
the southern part of the Territory, is highly
gratifying to The peace loving citizen of Kan
sas. His action has been such rs to entitle him
the thanks of the people l learn that he
commissioned constables and magistrates of the
Free State side, such We're recommended to
hiru 10y the people. and also enrolled the Free
Stale men in the militia in sufficient numbers
to protect the country from the Hamilton band
IN future. The time has been when. for this
simple act of manliness, the Governor would
have had his head dropped into the basket but
as the Administration has cone out second best
IN every brush 1t has had with Kansas % far. it
NAV be that for the future such demonstrations
viii toe cautiously made. if not entirely abau-
doned. There j. rot the least sign OF contest
anywhere discoverableby the few friends of the
English BriJe 1f,,r wilt there be in my opinion
as the j duluIst ration Is too weak 10 rally any
thing like a respectable faction in the territory
Many who with the Administration in ali
other measures, are opposed to the Bride, and
viii vote against il.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

The steamship Tennessee, from Vera Crnz
las arrived below, but IS detained at ouaran7
me Her dates from the CITY Of Mexico arc -
lhe l5ti' INST Admiral German is among her
passengers. He'
he forced loan to the Government has c.,,so3
great excitement, foreigners refusing 10 90
Ply are ordered 10 leave he country. and goods
belonging te American citizens have been Sei-o5
ioi noncompliance Mr. FORSYTH, L. s. Minis
leI Las demanded and received his passports
: IS Liberals are verywhere siren stbening the-
for refuge t'Oo
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That new Party

A special dispatch from Washington, 10 the
n \. Tribune OF June 4th, confirms the follow
ing:
The protested programme of the Peoples
arty ct the Union Sent from here, was con
cooted by few irreS possible individuals, hay-
ing no authority to use anv OF the names which
have been published in connection with the
movement. Tho whole affair Is disclaimed nv
men such rs Messrs. Criitenden, Bell, Marshall
and the like, whose influence has been imperti-
nently assumed to prop up the scheme
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

[1FoSfASr CoRHEorGoS.--It having been STA
tel oy soine papeF--and We think the staten,s,,,
Us been copied by us-tha, the Supreme Co.,
a esAinEion had made decision, thai Is The
4.','ena PARIS With rs title 10 lands only
pA E4le leEos aEe therefore not taxable bv Srs,as
r errlios-es until tie actual issue OF The na-'
ea,' II contradiction ofthis, Senator Jones r!To
lso91saes : letter, n which he saws thar @, j.,
en.ry q tae C-e.k tie SuTre--s Court IS 70
aseA oeS-siGn. Il was .--e-,nso thai 20 suck
T7's-z = 49,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DIR. TRACY DELORNE, THE GREAT curEn or
CoNst MPToN, was for se-'ral yeals badly afflicted
by Dyspepsia thai for part oil tic time lie confined
TO his bed lie eventually cured by prescription
furnished him by Young ciairvoyant girl Tai, pre-
scriltion, given rs Child while tate of trance
has cured everybody who has taken it, having fail
ed once Il Is equally in of FITS DYs-
rErsIA The ingredients mag Je found ia any drug store.
will send this Fdut t prescription 10 any person on
the receipt OF one starip To pay postage. Address
De. TRACY DELolidE, GREAT CrREE or CoNsrurrIox.
l4w4 New York Post Office
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

HENEMANN REcoNvERTED To COMMON SENSE
At NEE ing of spirituaiists," an invalid was
brought forward dreadfully afflicted with ulcer
Gus scrofuls that an the Ci0c5ofs had failed 10
cure 1t was proposed to appeal to the spirit
land for advice, and a Homeopathic physician
present lnterrogated the departed spirit Of Ham
emann as to what remedy should be taken-
Loud and distinct raps. audible to the whole
audience, todd off -d>p-e-r-s G-a-t-h-a-g--t-i-c
-t-F-F-s.-Rc7aor n. VI Wig
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Boston. June 5.

Duflng severe thunder stern this noon. the
new schooner Prasric F1o1cer, with thirIv-i Ave
passengers on board, was captsized In our har-
DOT l NO men were drew ed and a bov miss
ing but the latter was probably picked up, as
he was near one of number of rescuing vessels
VINO saved The remainder and brought them 10
The CITY
The schooner belonged TO Salem. and the
ton
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-06

T-tl
To satisfy starving and voraei..,ss black re-
publican newspaper. at a few county seats. a few
PACK feI'ahhean ofoers have sent blanks 70 me
$50 - IN 80 ,ii~
"e ao' 'n -
'.9'Ss AoNa.17 III III,
e'ue = .,''''...s. -.
-. - - = r..,ei,i,,,
~ 1A,ss7s'''si'' - H. $50
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8.
- -. :
--,-.t - -. -,
III,
-, a. -
'..,.a..;,-.,7 -, ,s,..---
,io - ]. =, 49, e.,,;s
~. the blanks for their re.,.,tiva counties
Taat tbe praeuri,,o- If lie bla,A. nv fl,s Sc
rotary II STATE al the commit. I, IL STATE
.ts MOI i, aeeartIaneo vii. The law -, l.l,.,,
,be sae,ata,. b,,az.ly,4r,f,s III ,,,l,, ,o.soc
~ - ''e'.''''to ~ '''e o'>''eo' - ''e ~
Clerks, Hc believe, Is. thas there was not time
fss them 10 attend 70 it themselves. Til. rea
-, r-a,l4 -. l,., ovf-ss.i I.,l ia, So 49,
~ " @ ~
forwarded 70 clefhs rs soon as the1 should have
been after tie passage of the Law. This coun
= - E,,,,,, canl3 Have haat, aprr,1icd ,,,.l--
'i.s - ~ = p - ''0 - -
tseh mere Al ii'e tine thet sAouid nave beth'
and that too, n no higher price than Is charged
a., -. -, n ,-;..- - ,,7.., -. -.
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Advlees from Sierra Leon. dated Nav 22nd
state that the brig Caroline Gibbs, from Boston
arIFed on the 18th, in tow ofthe l..itish steam
or Liec3fa' captured as SLAYER, but released rs
Z lawful trader -
Ils' Schooner General Scott, captured as a
siayrr WIS also brought into PORT.
since the tiTst OF April The schooner White
m"Jid. for Boston, the brig r VI. Charleston
i9r savannah, the brig Alr.eda for Boston. and
tne "arE MInnedota, for NCw York, have been
captured - slavers
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Portland, Ne, June

TIE PRoaIs-rogy Iroros LAw.-The prohib-
Tory Liquor Law. passed By orr last legisla-
Tsre, was ratified BY the vote Of the people to-
day very few being cast FOR the opposition or
license Law. The vote IN this city stood so-
prohth:ao, l257. and fu- License % German
rroAo,ficc 10. License l.. Falmouth, psohibi-
r:o- 50 1seesse .ocs Suc,e-ous oshe- 1cw..s
-ea-c froz, sse- s5oat re san.e cenpiexiea.
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THE BRrrtsu MTsisraY Tae British iIiniztry
have turned sharp corner. and completely
changed their front since the Intelligence by Tie
Europa. NJ. Dallas's dispatches e'-y distinct
that Lord Malnesbury accepts the interpreta-
ton of international law, IS 10 the right OF visit,
asserted by Secretary Cass, and therefore with
draws from the position which he first assumed
Acting mp to this spirit, orders have been issued
perempJorily instructing the officers To stop any
further detention of American vessels. 1t is
urged, however, that this Government should
enter into 4 mutual arrangement by which its
flag should be protected against abuse by those
prosecuting the slave trade. Lord Nalmesbury's
speech, on the 9Th inst, was made in full view
of Gen. Cass' Instructions and after 4 compari-
Of opinions with Mr.. Dallas. which shows
that 1t was interpreted before the official dis
patches We're received and understood to-day
A copy of Lord Alaimesburvs dispatch To
Lord Napier, covering the same ground, has
been furnished the Department of State.-N T.
Tribune.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs.
prepared By Or. G = JaetsOa No. AS ArcE Street,
Ph.iGaeiphiG, Pa.
,EAp WHAT IS SAID OF THEM.


READ WHAT IS SAID OF TEEN.
Scott, Cortland Co, \. Y. Marcel 2Ist 1887.
DR.. {. n. Jackson Dear SH:-lu behalf of the anIict
ed. pen few lines to you. I have suffered and doe
tored myself and know how pity those in like
diuon. Until commenced taking your Bitters last
SUMNER was not able do anything, to Sit up
any length Before had taken the Grst bottle
felt like man, md now, after having continued
the use OF them time, te Je
year, an able 1cs.s 'ard seery day. To say the
least think have receive, benefit from the Bit
ters than all other medicines have taken. have not
only used them myself but Have gwen bottles and
parts bottles to those complaining of dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint and every case, they ted they
have taken medicine beneficial as the Differs.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BENSCoTER.
The Biters are sold By druggists stareaeepcrs, il
every town and village in the United States Canadl~.
West and South America, at - cents pei bottle
r. d. PCLFORD, Agent, Mineral Point.
- There are plenty at Young gentlemen wei! as
plenty Of old ones whose boards are turning gray which
gives the former great dead Of uneasines, aud exposes
the age Of the latter To avoid these perp!ezitirs
advise such Prof. Woods Heir Re
Storave which viii in the few wees, change
le hair 10 It's natural color. dye
like the most of the hair restortJiTes but produces
Gradual change OF color the roots of the hair 20 the
final end 46 gives fine and g'>y appearance. We
have seen many PERSONS who have used it successfully
pronounced Il the oejy Invention which has TO
their Of gray heads. We commenced
using about months since, ana il ahy judge
age and beauty. il has made least years
younger in fact beginning 10 look quite young.
and feel very much like getting Young wife. The
change Miraculous and it would DC difficult find
a gray hair it would bc 10 find idea in the
head of Buckingham. We know S-y4rsl old maids
young widows whose locks are just be-iuung TO
slvery hue aud who have been talking
IS of resortius this remedy and advise them not
delay any longer Ii f;ils.-Si. Louis Herald
Sold hy all respectable Druggists. July
r. D. PCLFuI.p, Agent, Mineral Point.
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KILLED By Notwithstanding the thunder
shower which passed over this vicinity Wednes-
day afternoon, the house Of M John Gardiner.
IN the town of Lind. was struck by lightning
The fluid in its passage knocked down son Of
Mr. G., Henry, ten years of age. no was sittine.
in the window. killing him instantly. No other
damage was done IFaupaca c0Gaty Rcqister.
June 25h
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DAT MEL ROW l. L L

yErI visit the citizens OF Csy OF Mineral Pnat
w daily and oer for sale v4riety az articles such
Pens Pencils, Thread. Ccrsbs Tki.cbles, Needless.
Pins Razn-s Scissors. Hooks and Eyes buttons Hair
Pins Essences. Bears OH Aaesssar o. Bets CasTFs
Seezrs TIE best II tko city, vz..Str CT co-v
SC 81 -esree-fx1lv SELECTS s1s-s u >s-ro1aEe
,<i,-rs3 Pom, Jz-s y, ls5e. -sv9
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BACHELORS WIGS AND TROUPEEs surpass all
They elegant. ght easy and durable.
Fitting to a eharu-no turning up behind-no shrink
ing off the head indeed, This is the only Establishment
where these things properly understood aB5 Iuade.
Hiv-1y 233 Broadway, New York.
r. D. TULFORp. 4 cont.
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LAND AtfEN
AVID
q ba TIA ct O "Co.

The undersigned lasFe oneaed set Of Boob. which
give plee and reliable history Of every tract land
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds Mortgage
judgments Decrsss,.vd al 4n7ttcrs Of Record aectfag
the saIne.
They Vii furalzh abstracts attend to The perfection Of
Titles the purchase and sale Of Lands the payment Of
Taxes, collection 81 Reuts, and the drafting Deeds Al
otor instruments; and viii loan money aud collect
crest for those desiring TO invest.
Once up stairs, in john Ross stone building op-
Posite the Eagle saloon, Hgh street, Mineral Point
Wis. IN. T IfE&RY,
4stf FRANCS HENRY
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We are now prepared si'h fall complete ssoef
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
20 - he CROP to supply any demand wholesale aud
r. ta5t- Oh the very best a terms. ~ III
@ sigsN = new Gas Nc Do not eousi-n seeds and ba
- 80 ~ 80 ~. ~ asslo -ana much OF grown IN
of or own aif'' lions Ia this STATE our stock Of
SEEDS Is imported directly l,s oursei,es fn,
49, 'iIt.'e grove ls IN EnGlff5d and France.
Ne fee confident no De tier advantages -. the puhiIs
can oe offered shan give and va cordially insife
az l"li OF our stCcb buloIe purchasing.
c3 'lAtsls IN part of Spring Wheat, HARLEY. torn,
cas- Deafs etc. very large variety Of Garden Seeus
aia tAt assortment ef Flower Seeda csnc ,srie
ues Also 100 bushels pune Chinese Sugar tame seed
5p7tsitt on hand large ruent Of Agricultural
ana ortteuttural Machines and ItaEilements
tulf priced seedai3 Implement CATALOGUES s,,. ,,,
receipt RI stump TO pay postage.
HENRY p EHREY & co.
noon z0s Lake Street, Chicago
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WECiiNEL YERISAIr

Auf allie Hauptplctzc in j. Gu t@c hI land und ,i.r
eh weiz, Frankroich Holland, Belgicn, Norwegian
SchweGeu. Dssnelal und allen audern IeudeIh Euro
pas.
ERBScHAFTEN GELDEG,
uud allie auGcren FofGoruugcn wsr5cn in je.,ln orte
Europa-s ciuclsSlrt. j.
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JONI J. CRITTEyDEN--A Cincinnati paper
gives sketch Of the personal appearance of the
veteran Kentucky Senator, on the occasion of
his recent reception in that city:
Mr.. Crittenden. who stood in the carriage
during the delivery of the welcome address, was
visibly agitated. He is much more youthful
looking person than had supposed. He is
about seventy years Of age, but does not look
like it. His form is erect and spare, well form
ed and vigorous his dark gray eyes CLEAN Wv
idly beneath heavy gray eyebrows. and are can
opted by long iashes his nose is acquiline ];
his mouth, and all his features large lips firmly
set, chin square; forehead broad. high and mas
sive head long, splenddly derelol,ed and COW
cred with gray-but not white as it has been
Observation-Disclosures, and his complexion is dark
and his height is about five feet ten inches"
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n = " 81 4 L Z II O q S E,
II 4. " 4 4 Il L Z

The Largest and most Elegant House in thu
NORTHWEST.
FI'iE PROPRIETORS take pleasure in I'M orTuns the
1 public, that4n consequence Of the continued low
price Of provisions, &c, &c, and the very favorable
easc of the House, they enabled TO put the price
If board TO
- 90 FER DAY,
And keep their House, herofore, first class Hotel
8m25 KEAN ( RICE
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES !!

TUE Subscribers have rented the Warehouse Of
WEn- fanyon near tE-e Z. r. Depot, for q Carriage
Repository, where they viii keep full and complete
assortment Eastern built Buggies, all Of which will
be warranted aud viii be soLd cheap for Cash ex
chang for Grain
BRADLEY Z CLARK.
Mineral Point. june i, 1855.
Ths Subscribers also pay the highest market p.es in
cash FOR grain. 25ft