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, 1859-10-12

DITTSBURGU, FORT WAYNE
j. AND CHICAGO EA1LEOAD.
New completed and fFnn CaIeso to IsstsotfEh
without cLaage, ,eu1nsctlnK with The great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York Pht,ade.ph.a Baltimore AID W.ahlneton
o!:s, md "a The Interior towns ef F<aasysan Ns" Jss-
AcsarA b. ta1t his route. will have the ttutst Of
II tie EA.tcsn mltk<t II 10 additional eost
Ksr:are eaHxe thspu<h-
Trsns .eare tie dcp. saerof Casai and Van Duzen
ttr-ts. Nsst SAie- - foIioxr:
.:D !. Morning E1prsA, daily {Sunihys excepts,!1
Isl F.N--Nthl Ekpte.s. lajT tSstutt1ys etetiNet)
ConGeet.ik cre.tIn- WIKI Cleveland and Lake sLors
Rasua1 ID tnats, But,aio. Nsga1a Falls Ne1 lort snl
York Ceatnl a1t Sxae York 1nl Erie lsa!lrnadA.
49,, suuln to Columbus. Zanxsy!s|e. Newark. Mount
Ttsn st+u.tnsll ~hexls k and in:erog towHsuf ohto
The a-.vr ,.a:n, connect 1t Forest With trains Ma
River itui springfield. Ctana Dayton ant Cnennat!.
al viii trims ~ LIMA tot Dayton and G!ncinnati 1sset
FARE As I.UW As ASf UrHEK kUl TE
and a<s-xa;e, pacing through many Of tas laFkcst aad
ttsrt cti.ts in TIC led States- w
F.AetrEs 1triv.as II ChteaR1. on any Of tie r!A w
El attentive check AGENTS 1t tho depot 70 rcsase cec
art cunTey teasr OF caoru to the t.teabrxa a1t
GhiEa+ru elFs. eetsaE accompany eaca Eiaan-
I1rkess for se At ali tse principal Tkrt uo:1a In the
W.pt ss+d II the COMPANY 'e cc'rr cf Raalo'ph ana
lse Hstk s!Ett corner Ut C11 ar S1n utfen Streets
C.;ae-{n.
u particular tn ask 70. ticket. By Fort Wayne.
bASl. ". l5DSS~ (.en1 Agent. t1ica.t-
Has. ": MI S$&aA, Frrtxht a xeas, ChsGa<s.
J. J. Ho1ftoS. ';tuf Fright Axt- Chisa<o. 1a56
, 1859-10-12
HEcE1rIs AID SHIPMENTS nr c11AL TWO pAJs,
Kp.ftrfN. kHfrxFx4x

at II. out.;de orot ot.,;on. ~ ,.a,.ora,,- asd .f
tor tho r.ce;,t ~ tho von Wi. j;.~...,,..
,horinr ar odrsn,a t,,a ,,"u,.,t h.s"ss" .>.&"a
~, .,5 ;.n.....ao. q. IL. ~ go,
~. "'a 'a'l'foFea ~. npoat 'a'Voo bushels OF
"heat changed hands, at 81 oa for No. ! White;
s3@9sc for No. Red: ssMs3c for No. Rcd
xo1as1- for NJ srrns' --.a.o. =
49,. ot'Ds. s's~''e 'o' ~
opsang; and 'S918c ior Aejected-the market
closing firm at Is and enc for Spring. Flour
xas ac,ire to-day. nnd At the c1ose b,,S.r. @r.-.
S....s .,.s. 800 49, s .'sss 80. ..4aesa "e.e
nr"e1. nooot @3oo pp'S were so!a nj *3-9oG
94.25 for common to clloice Spring Extras
43.s5n3. 80 for Spr,or Snpertine. md "A TX f,r
1o~ -.as w;,.a, -, -
~" s'aue "'osi. oo'o "as ecafee aao aa'
sanced a@3e. with sales Of Canal at 1s@s0c
aoat. and 7sc for No. in atnre. Oat. firm with
x,,., - coac7.c.ya :, :. ...s. s.s 49,
ea'es .. "'e''4e' ~ III s1ofe' ana 5:e anoat'
Rye advanced lc, with sales at G3t @64c for No.
in store. Barley declined 1c, with sales ut ssc
1or No. and 46954oc loF No. 2 IN STORE Tim
othy Seed active, and slightly lower for small
parcels, but firm for round lots Of choice. High
"lnca firm at esc- Hides dull.
, 1859-10-12

r UMBEEMAN'S EXCHANGE.
Tle Ro,as Of III. Association In Lnds Dlo4k will
he open morning FINN eight 10 nine oclo:E lun
'rt Esclanxe 4 wh!: tm. aud y!4se a.! .rssn, and
Yes.a Tap: ,us aul orrs In .he trade tuyi
ted to at:enl. ROBERT II. FOSS. 1.rls Gent.
EI3puAtEr Wu0p. See5tthrY. uyls -fn.d E6t~ ~-1s63
, 1859-10-12
milwaukee, Lumber Market.
Fsntn the Milwaukee Seatiuel, lo.h1
~ rH~ fn+ +kA $-n w,xr unAk. h.r. - ~. e.u.

Ixss week. Week pry
Lnm5e9. .n...--..-................. s94Gol l,1:slN
sh1n&aeE-. Iea00 s1a %
4atl tl.s......-.+.-.- .............-.. 1c10M $4,000
Pheee 1t &he 1ards unchanged The ua,ket fo. ca
oes du1 and heavy We have hesys Of the following
4alcs:
CAro # sehE Bel.e inher and shnsea from N.:.towoc
Ut Is 70 fer Lumber. AID s1}f91 for shingles
CarEo Ct sch1 AzEo mixed lumber fso Oopto Il so
ea4a.
exzxo rfrsg Marsaa. Co, frura oconto !. 6sA cs.h.
1t1o0 feet uf cargo Of big Hutchinson. ffom onto 1t
ofc4ESo on pit.
, 1859-10-12


Tor Middlngs y cte1s, AMI the market Is drm at 41e8
Is Per ton. TopAT tons CORE 3ddnEa were seld Al
LID tet. and tons 6hc do 1t 1901 tract- bEAv
Shox1a-1n good demand for city at ts..G311p7
lon.
NAVAL SToRES-Rssi1, Common IA p.ims, e$&5,eo
Pitch. +4+ko; Tar.4g+s'; n. n. oatua,. ske4Hr.
PROVISIONS AND LAED--ME>s roak-The market
EsalEs quite Inactive aad the demand Is mcd 10 Orders
fon the uaer 1crons Yestcriay 40 hr1s sold foz
sane1t to c1,ada <ls, ii which fguse quote ths
ntket nominal. The stock is very Light. and In few hands,
NEs nEEF-The packers are shipping fee.yto Hc* York,
a1d the lHarIct Aerc almost enrey nominal At 49
bi foz Mess md &9loter Ertra Mess. cr1 MEs1s-ar-
Ae: carey qnet- ouy hear Of s1!e OF 5o pcs shoul
d..s at7e n dcp" No Hanas Offering yAcos-Hams arc
and nominal 4 lG1lc and Shoulders s9sxc- LA1p
The stock t.iang and s4}e. limited 10 rra lots a
1l1.c.
rorATOEs-nec.ip.s last week, .asis bu; shipments.
IL pu The market Is very dull and has suffered d.
cine Of 5c during etk-c'osng ii e3H3oe fer
to good.
PoULTEY-chekcss in god supply :. a1@1 % perdoz;
Turkeys. G9:c peril.
Spirits AND 0ILS-SrgE1rs-Ca Canphene, kSe:
Trpeutlne &c; 1,urnln: Fluj sac 0s-Lsnseed. &c;
eo Lard. soc; No. Lard. Sc; Elephant ;sc; Whale,
soc; Sperm ss.eo; Aeassoo Sc Tanner coc; shors &c;
Keroslna B. 0. lla Coa. leo; Laaricaiaz OIL soS7sc
Seal, s.Hr
SSAL1-Rscc,pts last wek, 6sls lsis: shipments. e.t
Iris The market owing 10 active comrc hss tsen
quite unsettled and doses nj t.Gi Il for Fine and t40
~: Coa.se. dairy, &aa..a3
sALERATCs. ASHES, ,Gc--Aahta, &c: do B.thits ii
tin casea, 661ic: Salesa rs, 64a1He.
sEEpSKeeclpslast week IL. 81. rs; spHeut. :, S&s
IL. T1xoguEThs market during ltc week il been
I've and tuoyant, with Advance Of e@e Touan's the
eips however, except -. round 1pa Of prime, tie market
Ia rather dropping sales wc1t: sol ts.ss prime
as5 Is bags do at ..t bags do 1t Els; 90 hu do =:
el.K; 100 bu d. n lots TO- CsoyE1-Ncm!nal Il SO
6ts.,5.
TAlIOW-Rceelp's last wte*. 1876; n shspnaents
1870 b.. Tie Ea.kct during tic past three da5.
las been talere-huyeEa and seiless being ae apart.
:ves sales Of prime raSkets took place at ltsloH hut
nj the Cost holders asxnx l0c and buses o0euK 10
Ulokc Sa1es to d1y ~cte: bLls prime COUNTY at 10c
WoOi-lieeelpts last wec, s,7A 1bs; shlrm=nss 41ty
s. The market is nominal ana quiet II the f0owaE quo
, 1859-10-12

To-nAx. {, to) lbs mixed Nool wcsr soh 1t tsc.
WOUD-Erctpts LIST week aesst cords. The market u
eeady ss1:3. Is tot PRIME and % for common
to coed.
, 1859-10-12

lOOk & SARGENT, DAEEN-
Iowa; Ce,k, sargent i Ct,k, Fun ues Noiaes ltxa
t"ek sarta: tasssI Flestnes Nslsska; i.nke,s ard
Dcal IN tn Exch1uSt. Nake Ea.cu1s seti4t 10 any
part Of th~ t'a!n- Lnnd Warrants t'set sold AID lo
Gated Evcu to the ray'm nj Vi h1s
Attorney 1t Law eonnec1Gd with Uur lug-es:
COOK 4 NILLuN, Daeeu.s>.t, Iowa
my:s Z. u. DOWNEY. low. tNf.
, 1859-10-12

HHEA1-Eeec'pt2 ast Ns'cE, t4a,G.s tu: kAfE1ncutk,
bu. The dulness noted It The tlosc Of l.s weekly
review, csused t5 The immense receipts Il Buffalo, proved to
he but temporary fes is tecspa showed atauE
c tie mnskes es.t and west et!dended up, and fse.h
rally in rics here tie consequence. This bucyn2c5
was ated doubt by decline Of about 1c In rates OF
tcEhts. Al The close the market Is ru asd active ard
prices show An advance during the week Of ssc o. spring.
Winter WEcat Is IN very limited suppy, and buyers have
E1cas difficulty In collecting enough fas shipment.
adranee Of c3c 11st weeks figures. No. White Wlea.
has beep vesy tcarcc. and tuyers otss u o5 fety-
TO tic anaslet opened ttn ytsterda5's eut.dc
nsasrs: md the New York dispatches re-
cclst advanced 1H6ee. Winter wheat also In good
.naa,d 1t an adsauee Of 1c. Sales wrrc ~ foows:-
N1s7E1-'0o bu No ! While at tl.G! Iu store !:
f.cJo ou No HE'D II sc in Enrr: 10J0 tu d. 1t
stcn etoc 20 bado II scin storc; 7co bu 10 at ST. Ii
ste. Srn,so-1a co. bu No spring tt Soc IN store: 90
tu do 4. s9tcn store 100 III 10 e1c In sosc 0 In
No Spring ri :shc Q. b.; 1000 bu do 1t ETC b.
h1 do at &c In store 1870 bu do a s1. l: ftor tu
do at sse lu sorr: zoo Rejected &C In stosc 100
do 1t &c In ssorc,
The following table sovs the tansact.cns of The week
daT ly day. the Iict Of each Grade bcInw rFen II x3ore
, 1859-10-12
IJENNSYLTANLA CENTRAL
i RAILROAD.


i RAILROAD.
Tic Capacity Of Ii. I:oai l. equal to any In tie
Country.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH ASD r1Il1.ApELPl1lA.
Connecting p.sees In the nicn nep. 1t Pittsburgh With
TnroH:h Tcts firm al Ne.ssa a,its+a for Philadelphia
New fsrs .rt"n. iia,'norr ani Wa'lsnoa '.ty thus
furnishing sats fur TIT, -taa Of p4.enxrf.
s 'I 1ns mo- ssY inf By tny y ott sSa1s WITH
s@".i:s: CsIs atta1asi u e4sA Ttaa; wae!n,t-,
rua. ~ sa ~: Ii Line ua..sS EXCEPTED. Lire
d.ly ttsn~ eon,est disett fur New l"I1 E1i'ess AID
+ i; 'se< sett ), 'is W VT: s E.p,.
AtcseIn m, rn!-:<'YAa Or baltimore 'A And New
Ta.s, s.:ect 1t r.ttssurzh with e5 r:M Fast 1:nc.
*s1.s y it7iepA = ; eS.ors 4; A. AM ~ u sS~
a3i::s: !: 4 !h::si; T T. ~ M aTN: an ys1I I t ;a:
~ Istssek il. soSI Il. SoFssa fa El'er
nssHs la.txar: m.y 1e e:sane,' st any If t!c m2,s
ts i 9i ~ sss sse = sssa n pe or s 10
I'll al .s ys f. as q u ef rIs Ill
FARE ALWAYS; Is LOW IS EY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
~ Ask for T1ssc.s b5 I1t:.aurxa..11
The eomp:e.on ofae Western eoaptcsuts he Penn
sysraasa iL..roai II cteaso mAxesta!s tilt
DIRECT LINE 24 aEITE5x S5krHW.5f: TE'E 5sr AID THE
The eorae:ai 4 t:acts tY the Kallnt urte At r!:1s
ss!5. sss:.ss ,.s<a s*t.a:1
rsrs !a,t: Ei:sxs1d s!l aa4 i to aslr advantage
f. tr..s s'~ss.:. os shipping directions. .ppy to or
address e.ti iswinE a=vnts # the C"ns
II. ~ g. !. II + JSsao .ssssiss k'Se3
g: +. :ssS,Ssy 49,; 49,: .rm.eyy ''r;a. 8,
sa; vi n:Sn t:tna & i 9f' M. A'ff it, i,' L. Sn m
xss r. Gssa1 tstr H ill., i. r ~ s.;,.. Il. Lsi..
pSas pI asa t. , e.: cs:s. .'.' IT, ks
a:soa. H.; Ma;:Ly Wa.-, 1'r5aase. Iowa: :.r Ff~sl.
H. ss 4: ri IL t,c sr". H.. ~, ,v
ti lus:a'.s. e i:se s:'ek. md g,."i Recommendations.
rsh usual privileges FIR tIvrl!: in ch.e s:eu
FEE1GiTs WESTWARD.
Rant" fresi:s nj AT terspt he inrvan,.
IT, Fs.aSy ;:,:.so4I *: e e,n.ets at rn,,,ur:
"a IL t&i. Y4,srzn@ k<naesy sra:s,ts ~ @ust1. Be-
sa hns' @ III MA;spl wl..,sH VI, 1. k.a. A.;
ao w!t:s >an.tss to Il! ports on the Ssfth'Wessern
s?pers er,.,ztns .he transportation of
th<s fftEa !" tbs c"H7any caa Frsy with eunatnre on
TIE I:,s.- :; insas to rsnt in Tic Vet b the
i,s s ss.lst + stt Vt. Penn r.
Ne'c in fle Ws.s "n!rs 7srl from thc Est. vii
ra7!< .;rsa,s @ to iii "1S .pn,sat. f1 the Eat
gill nai IT. :s tsel n;ese. y "a! the Ax~ns+ :f Till
y '1s s:s:f Z; :'.tl
ne. : ~ 9nF.'ct eF;r:t rSssia;ss., i.' s:n.!%n
Il; ~ a:s; ASa.* SS.i ssa'a w'','a
T. ' ,;:E?S S;si if: s;Ft: @ 9' fs,:sIa ss,Is'aA:'
tho: !. SCOTT Genstl sas.~ A..,aa. y. 'al-
CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
~ CA{D RAILROAD
, 1859-10-12
CHICAGO j. NORTtlWEST'ES
~ PATHWAY

lLatA Chicago. St. Paai aud Fonllu Lac Eallrnaa.
UNITED STATES NAIL AND EXPRESS NoCIE.
TEan8 iaars for Jane4via N3tson, Fsaf:ad Chch id
st. Pau. va Fraista tu thitn,
1t 9:l1 !, u. arI.s: r. H.
T1aln% asve for re!,!s Fre2or G4:ena. Dun.cth ua-
tulue AID It. Paul. y1A ElEtLu.
Al Y;ll A. II. act so r. II.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

I(KC HIiES--Cloth, Hat, shaving Hair, Tooth Nail
l. Paint from OOuoU a . VarniSh do in TIN f,m.i
Ia training busting. Whitewash, Horse shoe. -tov
crrbiug, Camel Hair Pencils at T33tf NIyIsS,s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

IKE LIQUORS for rnedicins purposes -Cognsr Brsn-
Il dy, Port Wine, Madeira me old Jsmsirn IN,
iioIiaha ON, bourbon whisky, Porter scotch
Az -'Nt'l'NAhi 9chhapps at 33tf- @IFlAN's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

= U n -f!1
ussRifar rae rss II As ssck asd Distressed a6ssct-
ss SHA FtrEtesf AVID Epidemic Diseases.
TIVE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of the awfnI
destruction OF human liie. caused by Sexual dis
and The receptions practiced upon
victims Of such diseases by Qascks several wears Az.
directed their consulting Surgeon. CHARfTABI,E
\ worthy OIL Their name, TO open DispeHsary for he
I" give tpte ALADF ics 70 ali ho apply ~ tett,
VITA GcSc1t pfiou 81 tholr condition age
habits - HE &C. aHs in extreme POVERTY To
FURNISH AEplctNFS FREE uF HARGB. II is needlesss
70 s thaj the As>ocatlo" nis the hi CHEST Med
iact i - The and viii furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
Tae Directors of the Association in :hsir Anu ! Re-
port upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases express the
highest satisfaction with the which has attend
ed the Aoo-s OF the consulting Surgeon care of
Tpea. elect. phitI>. wee lusr,iS "a, or if.brs
Ne and order continuance OF tie plan for the
ensuing year
To- directors. review Of the past feel assured
.'# ~ aea. 30 -. l...-rs.. specially 20 the
tu-- ta- t-ey ftve resolved IN devote themselves
@ renewed zaa 60 this important and much despised
u, II admiral report Spernatorrhos&, or Seminal
" lAreSS- the vice Of ouanis1n Naste-hati0n
l'> ana other diseases Of the sexual erc4us nv ~
eng surgeon. i'I Re sent bv mail I'm SeaIe5 IN,
- 80 OF GRACE receipt Of Two STAMPS for
49, = .Aef Reports AMI Tracts on the nature ana
Treatment 81 sexual disease diet &c are ronstantIv
being pahishs1 for -atui.r,s ,-tS,,; -, -
49,, - 'Ie -te-e' Some of the remedies ara
methods ct TeatJae0t discovered during The lst 80
are Of great vslae. me 49, year.
At3re>s. for Report or treatment. D. ! sK1r1rv
fotHHEON, Acting surgeon Hoxa-s a.sa.s.-t
No :, South Ninth Street, PhiladeIplla Pa -
By order of he Directors
EZRA D. HEASTyFII p-,.,r,,,
CSC. FA tECHTLn, Secretary 80
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF THE STATE OF WISCONSIN


HAVE you insurance on your Life. for the beref; of
surviving family, relatives and friends they
Iuly protected by insurance HE from the
evils that arise from your xpecttd death
moment OF embarrassment perhaps of utter insolvency
The relief from nxety offered by Life Insurance
ny frequensIy contributes to proiong the life of the
sured at the same that it materially augmeDts the
fort and well being of those dependent him. II has
also an obvious tendency to srengt hen habits of
multuon- McCuH0cAs Die Conn
The whole subject Of Life Insurance uperfectv
understood in this country and il that the
principal Is sound, and sufficiently recuperative
nsh the means, If properly invested, pay the full
amount upon each life insured with no more risks To the
party or his survivors than pertains To deposit
same amount of mon y in Savings Bank.
This Company is based upou soundest priDcipies
anu y designed to afford the largest protection all
members Large sums OF money paid TO Eastern
Companies annually for Insurance, which can be much
better used here than there for the safety insured
1t is to be hoped that Western will become deeply
interested IN building this Institution of their
own, and eminentiy worthy Of home support.
All information, together wir blank applications for
Insurance furnished gatuitnusly bv addressing the
rotary at the home Office in Giiwaukee.
TRUSTEES:
: : BaCgett DR. T. B. Wolcot-, Henry l.. Palmer.
Lester Sexton, VIM. J. Whaling, Mitchell Steever
Geo. B. Miner = H. SeoyjIle, J. Allen Barter
r. L. nousman. J. C. johnston. J. G. Fisher
j III Earnest, John A. butcher Charles y uisr.v
Ezra Miller. o. Alexander, Samuel Marshall
J. Is Martin, AuSou Eijred, James KonnatI
n : scout, heary A Nichols, Daniel Nrwhall,
G. y. N-sh- Alex. Graham. :. Hail
J"hn ackett, john H. lodntree, Benz Pixlev.
James Neil, :. L. SuauldinE D. B. Whitacre
~ {. Darling, A. c. Willmauns
SAMUEL :. pAGGETT, President
DIX. + b. WOLCoTT, Vice Prest'.
A. W. KELLOGG, Secretary.
L. ID. NASH, Treasurer.
ALEX WILSON, Agent.
j. d. MoFFETr, Examining Physician. 2s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
STATE OF ~CONSIN.
Bank Comptroller. Office
FASHIONABLE

BARBERING AND HAlR-DRESSING
THE subscriber sring recently opened shop in the
the Mineral Point Book Store. nearly on
posite the United States Hotel prepared to wait up0u
customers at any hour ofthe dsv. SHAY SH NJ
POONING, H1}R-DRESSIHG, Sc. done in the best
mauser and most fashionable styles
By strict attention TO his business and ardent de-
to please he hopes to merit receive share
the patronage of the citizens city
Gentierren. please call and give hi1a trial.
Mineral Ft., June 80, 1887 T.4f1 Y. P-TCRNEHp
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18

SHskirE's OFFICE, Iowa CouNrru,
>-o-,r-r Mineral Point, Aug. la, 1859
-'tNH - hereby gwen that the above mentioned
VIZ he held IN the towns in the aid
OF IOWA AZ the places prescribed law on .he
HeuA succeeding the first Monday, being the aiuht.
>oNeiie neNi, Tor the election of the above NJ,
me- : 4ieeTs, ana also Tor the election Of
member 81 the Assembly the Southern A...nbl,
'e' OF iowh county composed OF OF HiGln
-. IN "htu"lck and the ely and Of AinerAi
'l' IN place 81 John Toay. whose term of orr ufIi
~ 90 the tnlrtt -hrst day Of december next.
Stem er OF the Assembly for the Mort bern Assembly
:" iowa coun y, composed of the Puls,-
a. ~ de, coming, Arena, Dodgevlle aud Rdyev.v
IN place OF 'aI diner g Meys whose term # ofc. viii
expire on the thirty first day Of December next
THOS. MCFARLAND.
"o'e Sheriff Iowa CO.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-18
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
am STOVE

IhEI "A Ii II L oh w LIN LIN.
400 STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known (particularl,
r. the approved patterns just received and offered
orsa le by WM. LANYON h son, on Commerce Street
Among his sortment may be found the following:
ATR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
May F1oner, Hater Wnch
B,qck Diamond. Iron Monarch,
Prairie Queen, Western queen,
Yezc World Cuitirdtor, Uairerse,
Keystone, 4ifiass, BaHgap Lion, &C.
PREMIUM STOVES,
all sizes and patterns in Use. Aho the follow
ing, among other;
PARLoR STOVES.
Syiean without ovens Floral open close 'front.'
Boston, - - ! courage otoees' &C., &C.
COX STOVES,
Of all descriptions and size together with few COAL
STOVES both for Cooking and The Parlor. He also
4 large Stock oil beautiful
Britnnia-Ware,
including
Tea Pots Coffee Pots, Sugar Urn, crsa"tr''
Moiasses Pttcheys, CdsfoTs, PHohers,
Mugs, Cups, 1 CGAdteStichs,
Spittsoas, Lamps, &c, &c, &c
Selected with care offered remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
OF all kinds constantly hand manufactured to
der the shortest notice
In connection with this establishment is FURNACE
either their respective lines will be done
the best possible manner
Job Work attended TO in any OF the above Shops op
short notice.
70 call and examine his Stock aud prices.
WILLIAM LaNYoN & son.
Mineral Point, October 1853. -ly
tine Shoes o1.ll kinds the -econe lot Just receive
ANTON BERG
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| )ERFUAERi Fancy and Toilet articles Harrison
lerfuHlery, IL ons katharion Delights Spanish Ia
raj, Aeen Fun, Bay Rum, Eau de cologne Hair OH.
'"olh POWDERS, old Brow Windsor Soap. White DO
others a. e yITI.E.s
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SHERIFF'S SALE
or Real HAtafe.

N1OTICEis hereby given, that BY virtue Of an Exc
cution to ms directed by the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Clayton county lows, will sell at public
vendue, to the highest bidder for cash. the llth day
Of kps A. D. 1859, at one o'clock, NJ, Of said day,
n6ae promises in North kc0regor, all the Estate,
interest, right and se Of Joseph Field, In and to the
Following described property, to-wit: Lot number
twentyone, (2 and Lot number twenty. two, (22, 10
Block number SIX (o) according to the Recorded Plat
Of the town Of North McGregor In Clayton county,
State Of Iowa. Taken the property Of Joseph Feld
to sat Execution In favor OF Lee L Kinnard for
the Of $l3A and SAL 90 dollars and S. dol
lars OF suit and all that have and may
thereon. JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa.
..... BY N. II. FUTILE, Deputy.
March ., 1ssowl iPrtee$6l
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Persons living ct distance and it " not convenient
TO consult with me personally, may send correct
description OF their dreAses, and prompt attention will
be paid Also Families who wishing their Homsopsth-
ic Medicines replenshed, can be accommodated by
calling 1t my ONCE Main street, opposite the Post
Ofice, over Hobart's Boot and Shoe store g
McGregor, February %, 1s59w2
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EXCELSIOR
p Watch Making s. Repairing! p
a great and important end ACCOMPLISHED !!
lDOTTUMS Patent Improved UnirersaI Chuck
ID Lathe, for turning and finishing every description
q work, connected with tho mandatory and repair
ng of watch movements. The advantages gained in
the invention many and great in securing wheels
pinions stalls cylinders &C., and in turning down.
polishing and fitting pivot jewels ruby-stalie lever
pallets &C., &C., whereby the delicate parts O,
chronometer duplex patent levers and other
arc secured and held in their proper position tor
operations time saved and other great advantages
gained. Patented July Is, 1851.
AUGUSTUS FRENCH, .r
Having purchased the right to use the above described
Lsth (and the only one having such Lath or right in
this vicinity aud with the addition of other expensive
and complicated machinery. such the. most modern
and'improvcd wheel and pinion cutting engine, and
rounding up machine, would here state, that I am
prepared to make repair any part Of the ne.t
watch in scientific and workman-hkc manner No
watch maker has taken greater pains to improve in
this important branch than myself having thoroughly
studied the primary construction Of watches in con-
nsxiOn with knowledge of many experiments made
by some Of the best workmen in New York. uxder whose
instruction l have been. do claim a theoretical
knowledge and practical of the various
perfcetions and mperfectons in the different classes
watch movements: make it my principal study to
improve and excel in this important business Those
who have ne watches that need repairs, will save time
and expense, and quite often their watches from I'M
proper usage by calling on me and getting them put
In good order. Aad mistake, your watch however,
6ne choice will be in safe hands If left with me.
have apprentices tnkers" 1t the business but il
will be my constant endeavor by personal attention
to business to reduce the science Of watch making to
practice and my increased facilities enable me to do
work st less rates than any who hangs out 'sgu
and makes attemps at watch making, with tools, or
Lathes requisite. have on hand good assortment OF
watch materials to supply country dealers low
New York prices have the art Of making Jewels of
all kinds, also Chronomoter balances, in fact every
part OF q watch, and country watch makers will do
we'll send to when they have watches that require
new parts that they cannot supply.
Clocks and Jewclry will also receive attention.
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
~ am located in the Post Office building. Re-
member the place. at the sign Of the big Watch. -Na
Having bad charge osthe watch work Of one Of the
finest 10 the the west for year. have
the satisfaction Of giving below their recommendation
Is . matter OF reference AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
McGregor Iowa, june II, is5snsstf
MILWAUKEE, May IS, 1855.
70 ALL WHOM II NAP CONCERN: This
cegtss that Mr. Augustus French has been in our en-
plcy during the year OF 1887 - . Watehmskse; aud
most chserfully recommend him q very superior
workman in all that pertains 70 the Matchmaking
businsss. WATSON 4 LOOMS.
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DISSOLUTION.

UISSOLUTION.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the co.psrtnership
IN heretofore existing between Samuel A. Clark and
Alvah c. Rogers, under the style and firm Of Clark
Rogers, h this day dissolved. All debts due the
concern, must be paid to said Clark, and all debts
owing the co-parnershp, will be paid by the said SAM
uel A. Clark SAMUEL A. CLARK.
ALvAH G. ROGERS.
Clayton, January l0, 1855 l2Ow4t