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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

BURGLAKIEs.-On Saturday and Sunday
nights last several burglaries were committed
in our town. On Saturday night the residence
of DIR. c.. WEIGH was entered and a geld watch,
sundry articles of clothing, and other property
stolen.-On Sunday night the house of Mr.. n.
Cadwalader, on Franklin street, was entered
during the absence of the family at church,
and articles Chiefly silver ware) to the value
of forty to fifty dollars stolen. The Grocery
Store of n. Ely, on William street, was also
entered and a quantity of goods stolen. The
Marshal came upon the burglar while engaged
at the Grocery, and came very near capturing
him-the agility of the thief in scaling fences
and turning sharp corners alone preventing it.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

We learn from the Standard that our young
friend and correspondent, Mr.. P. C. Wnsox,
has recently made his debut as a lecturer
having held forth to the people of Worthing-
ton. Mr.. W. has Travelled extensively in Eu-
rope, and his very interesting and well written
letters from that country, proved that he was
not one of the numerous class of needless
tourists, but an observing traveller, possessing
a happy faculty of giving the results of his
observations and reflections. Hence we doubt
not his lecture (which we hope our citizens will
ere long have an opportunity to hear) will
compare favorably with those delivered by
many of the more pretentious laborers in that
department of literary effort.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

ADvAxcE PAYMESTs-A number of our
contemporaries are preparing to adept the sys-
TEN of advance payment, now so universal
among city publishers. Friend SAxToN Of
the Urbana Citizen, announces that all names
remaining on his list, after the 1st of May,
who have not paid in advance, will be strick-
en- from the books, without respect to persons"
H is the true system, and must sooner or later
DC universally a~dopted-hut before r~esorting
to the plan of our Urbana friend, We propose
trying awhiie longer the power of " moral sua-
sion" A considerable proportion of our sub
scribers now regularly pay in adrnnce, others
are daily falling into line, and as none abandon
it after having once commenced, we are in
hopes that within a year or two we shall have
Few left on our books who do not annually Sc
cure what 1t affords us so much pleasure to
write-a receipt for the rurrsnt years su6str1p-
fion- We heartily commend the plan to those
of o1r saescriSess who have not yet tried it.,
and would suggest the commencement OF a new
volume wtird occurs a few weeks hence, as a
suitable time to inangsaate the reform. We
do not wish to part with a single subscriber,
but cannot furnish a paper to the end of time
gratuitously-and if nothing will work a ret;
ormation in cases where neglect to pay the
printer has from long Indulgence become cLrou-
ic, We shall be compelled, however reluctantly,
to resort to the remedy proposed by Mr. Sax
ton-strike their names off our books, " with
out respect of persons"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

SUIcIDE.-We learn that Mr.. PHILo P.
EvARTs, a citizen of Berlin township, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself on Wednes-
day evening. The deceased was for many
years and up to the time of his death one of our
most prompt paying subscribers, was a thrifty
and energetic farmer, and so far as we know
in every respect an honest and reliable man,
and the announcement of his selfdestruction
cannot fail to take by surprise all who knew
him. We have not heard that any cause for
the tragic proceeding is known by his friends.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

The scholars of the central school will give
an exhibition on the evening of Friday, March
tions, Dialogues, Compositions, etc. Parents
and all others interested in the cause of educa-
ton, are respectfully invited to attend but as
this is the first effort of the boys before a pub
lie audience, it is hoped their performances, in
of being too severely criticized, will be
looked upon with a lenient eye.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

LEcTURE.-As will be seen by notice in our
advertising columns, DIR. THOMSON is posted
for d Lecture at the William street NJ. E.
Church on Thursday evening, 29th inst. Be
Ause our citizens enjoy the rare privilege of
nearing the weekly lectures of this distinguish
ed gentleman, delivened to the University stu
dents, is no reason why they should fail to avail
themselves of the opportunity occasionally Of
fered to hear him discourse on topics of general
interest not partaking as his official lectures
necessarily do of religious Instruction.
Those who fail to hear him on these exception
al occasions deprive themselves of a rare treat;
and we hope, in justice to themselves, as a
merited compliment to the speaker, and in
consideration of the worthy object in behalf
of which he lectures, our citizens will turn out
in large numbers on the evening above indi-
cated~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23


SLIGHTLY MIsTAKEN.-It seems we did not
speak by the book when we said our neighbor
of the Standard favored the election of a
Council that will erect a market house worth
$4,000. He goes in for a market house, with
out reference to the cost Of the structure
(which one of his correspondents estimates at
from ten to twenty-five thousand dollars and
claims that it would save to our citizens So,
900 per annum. We cheerfully make the cor
%rection, remarking in explanation, that we
wrote from recollection, not having a copy Of
his paper before us at the time. 1t would in
our opinion be easier to demonstrate that we
need o structure of the kind, or even that one
of suitable dimensions could be erected for
$4,000, than that this sum would be saved
annually to the people of the town in conse-
Suercs of its erection.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

We regret to learn that Mr.. J. F. WINTER
MUTE, late Post Master at Norton, has been
removed. He is a gentleman in every sense
of the word-honest. intelligent, courteous,
and of course competent. Though a staunch
Republican, we feel safe in saying that his po-
Iitical opinions would in no way interfere with
the proper discharge of his official duties.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

1t is always advisable, in commencing a
work, to see well that the foundation upon
which the superstructure is to be erected is
substantially laid. An illustration is furnished
in the fact that a two-story brick building on
the west side of Sandusky street, put up late
last fall, is now being taken down in conse-
quence of the springing of the walls owing to
a defective foundation.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

Prof. HrTcHINGs, of New York City, has
during the present week, been astounding our
citizens by displaying his mastery over figures.
We did not attend his lectures, but he gave
rs a private exhibition of his skill, and we
must say that his proficiency exceeds anything
we considered within the range of possibility.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

A. G.. NJ, Foreman's Ranch, California
Your favor has been received and request COM
piled with. VIII be pleased to hear from you
at all times.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

SMALL FECITs.-We call attention to the
advertisement of Mr.. Knox, of Pittsburgh
We are personally acquainted with him, and
know him to be an intelligent and honorable
gentleman, and strictly reliable in his line Of
business.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

Judge STILES, late of Utah, was posted for
a lecture on Mormonism Tuesday evening
He did not hold forth, for the reason that he
lacked an audience.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

Howard Rogers, Plaintiff,
against
Adelia Aafheny and Sam
uel Aatleny her husband,
Mary Ingraham & Sireno
IngFaham her husband, re@'ion l0f F@EuuOn.
Lusina Rogers, John Rog-
ers, Emilia Rogers Marion
A. Rogers and Sarah J.
Rogers, Defendants.
II husband, whose residence is in kalida, Putnam
county Ohio; Mary Ingraham and Sireno Ingraham her
husband, whose residence is at Ingraham's Mill, near
the line between Delaware and Marrow counties and
State OF Ohio Lusina Rogers, John Rogers, Emilia Rog-
ers, Marion A Rogers and Sarah J. Rogers, all of whom
reside IN Delaware county, Ohio will take notice that
a petition was flied against them on the second day OF
February, A D. 1860, in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Della ware, by Howard RoE-
eTs, and Is row pending, wherein said Howard Rogers
demands partition OF the following real estate o-wit -
Part Of lot No S situated in the north half of the first
quarter of the fifth township and seventeenth range, U.
= M; part of lot No II in the south division of section
one, township five, and range seventeen. being the east
part of United States Military part of lot s. being the
north half Of the first quarter, Range II, Township S;
lot Is in Section l Township 5 and Range IT. Also, in
Township 3 Section ! and Range II, one lot OF land. Al
so another lot in Section l Township 5 and Range II
Also, go acres and 80 perches of land lying south of and
Is in Kingston township, Delaware County, and State of
Ohio, ausi constituted the homestead and adjoining lands
and premises of which John Rogers dec d, died seized;
and at the next term of said Court, to be held May Sh
A D. 1860, the said Howard Rogers will apply that the
widowssdower, that of Sarah J. Rogers, may be set OF,
premises.
HOWARD ROGERS,
By J. s. JONES, his Atty.
March II, 1860. ($T,SO OF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
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ELS = OU MIDI

Epery Diseased Aun and Woman should Read
the olossfng:
TIES. SHEDD, WEBSTER & SP00R would say 70
II the diseased Of body and mind that they are pefnA-
nentIy located opposite the County OfHces Of Delaware,
Ohio, and are prepared TO treat Eieetropathically all
Chronic Ner vous and Aests diseases.
They solicit patients especially who are given up BY
others. The reader may ask :" Do they really ours such
diseasesS" They would say they have cured and are
curing every day, just such cases.
Everything connected with their mode of applying
Electricity is entirely new. Their Philosophy Of the
Electrical Laws of Life, Health, and the TreatuSent of
Disease is new. Their reliable method for Tire diagnosis
Of disease by Electrical Contact IS new, as is also their
important discovery in the use Of positive and negative
polarftes Of the human body for the safe and speedy re-
InoVal OF all diseases. All Is new and unknown to Aeli
cal men and others, exceps she few instructed by them.
By this mode Of applying Electricity there is no guess
work; no uncertainty and NO matter Of doubt as to the
result that Will follow.
The diseased are invited to call and witness the won
dcTful cures they are performing daily.
Instruction given to those desiring a knowledge OF this
method Of curing disease.
DIS. SHRDp, WEBSTER l. SrooR,
once, upstairs, in the Pettibone Homestead, opposite
the County Offices. Jan 20. ;60-~2m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Estate Of Titus Case

A Ii persons interested will hereby take notice
IA tina / the undersigned has been appointed and quail
fled AS Executor of the Estate OF Titus Case, late Of Della
ware county, deceased. S. W. CASE.
Liberty, March II. 1S6o.-3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Estate of Alex. Ross,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
in has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
OF the Estate Of Alex Ross, decd, late of TazcwclI
county, Ilinois-Property in the State OF Ohio. All per.
sons Interested will govern thevelmses accordingly.
March IL, 1865 SAMUEL d. DEAN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

4 T shall be prepared to offer for the coming
w Spring Trade, tie most attractive stock OF Goods
We ha 10 ever had in store.
Our PAIN LEAF and STRAw GooDs Misses Boomers 4:
and Ch1idrenhs Hats, have been bought of the manufac-
turers, under the most favorable circumstances.
In WOOL HATS there has been great Improvement the
past Season, both in quality and shape.
In SOFT FELT HAS We have q great many new and very
desirable styles.
OfCLoIR tAPs, there Is no end to the variety this season;
and there are some very handsome styles.
Gu; own make of FAsHIoSABIg AoLEsYIN. CAssrxRRE and
FINE SOFT HATS, is pretty well known throughout the
Western Country and we shall do our best to keep up
the reputation The New Spring Styles will be introduced
on the LIST of March.
We shall offer very strong inducements in the way of
Low PRIcEs to Cash and PrOnaptpayin9 Time purchasers.
Cincinnati, March 2, '60-*I. WM. DODD & CO.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

Aug II EE casL Received Of s Moore tof
han OF Sl.Ou0 six months -. leou 90
March /, lSee, By cash received Of { Armstrong
Co. Treas Tax collected Dec 1863, sI73 Il
slos49 SO
ELEESDTURES DR.
March $40 Orders and bonds redeem
ed by the Treasurer from May O., IS,
TO Aaren 8, 1860 S1oo1k %
To Treas. fees, viz two per cent. on
Sroe2S EOS %
s10222 SO
Balance in my hands this day 1877 20
EREAsURER's o5xIoE, vuIRGE OF DE1AwAR1,(
March 4, $780,
l hereby certify the above statement 70 be the true
condition Of the Treasury Of the Corporation tins day.
B.. POWERS,
March 10, ls6o-s2t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Estate of = w. Crawford.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
In has been appointed and qualified Administrative OF
She Estafc of Jas. W. Crawford dec'cd, late of Delaware
county, O. All personsinterestc will govern themselves
accordingly.
March II, 1905 JAMES NJ, CRAWFORD.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Cheap Trees.

GRATED APPLE TREES, Of suitable size for
transplaetng, and best varieties OF fruit. For sale
a. about one-hal1 tue usual prices. Also, q few choice
Evergreens, &c. Enquire at this office. March IT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

6ss8EE8E8
for the Winter Months,
Every Pianist, Should procure this weekly
Every Singer, Publication Of Vocal and
livery Teacher, Piano Forte Music, costing
Livery Pupil, but TEN CENTS a number.
Every Amateur, and pronounced
B. the entire Press of the Country, to be
1.-THE BEST n CHEAPEST WORK OF TIE KIND IN
THE WORLD.n
Twelve f0llsized Pages OF Vocal and Piano Forte Music
FOR TEN CENTS.
Yearly, IS Half-year, $3.50 Quarterly, 81 Is.
Subscribe to :" Our Musical Friend - or order IL from
the nearest newsdealer, and you will have Music enough
for your entire family and at insignificant cost and il
you want music for the Flute, Violin, Cornet, ClaIionet,
Accordion, etc. etc, subscribe to the
SOLO MELODISF, |
containg IL pages, costing only
10 Cts. a No; Yearly. $3.50 Halfyearly, Sl.25.
All the Back Numbers at 10 cts, and Bound Volumes, |
containing II Numbers, at 50. so each, constantly on
hand. c. 3. SEYMOUR & co
Feb. 10 ~Sm- 1o7 Nassau ST., New York. /
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Important to Everybody.

Important to Everybody.
GEO. T. DUvAIL respectfully informs the Citi-
W gems Of Delaware and the surrounding community
that he is now prepared to CUT and MAKE TO ORDER
the LdtetGnd most fashionable Styles of
Mems and ChiIdren's Clothing,
at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
SHIRTS cut and made by measurement, ard warranted
to 1T. Also, cutting done for Ladies' Basques, Desses
and Travelling Apparel or Ladies' can avail themselves
of a System for Cutting Basques, Dresses, &c, on req
srnablc terms.
All orders confded to him will be thankfully received
and entire satisfaction given.
Shop ON Main street opposite Union Hall,
Feb. II, COST.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
SEWING MACHINES.

T WARNER & SON having been appointed
1ls Agents, for this county, of WEST Il WILSON,
VALUABLE FAMILY SLWlNG MACHINES would in.
form the public that they will keep constantly on hand a
supply OF these machines, which, for durability, sim
plicity, and ease OF management, are unsurpassed.
Price, Thirty Dollars. For fur ther particulars call and
see for yourselves at the residence OF DR.. L. WARNER in
South Delaware, Jan 27 ,60-@tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

STATEMENT Of the Receipts and Expenditures
Of the Corporation Of the Village ofDelaware,
commencing 9Th Of May, 1858, md ending
9Th Of March, 1860:
RECEIPTS CR.
May o, 1885, By balance in my hands as per
settlement with Mayor ... So SO
May II, lass, By receiving OF c Howard, Co.
Treas. being balance in his hands
on settlement with him, Nav II.
1868 s15 4s
May rs, 1855, By LOUIS Gies<ns on Note. 50 90
May, By Cash reed 0i Mayor McElroy 20 90
June, By.........san g ...... 90
July, By...-.....s same ............ o. 10
August By .........same ............ 20 90
september, Blu. same ....... :. 50 90
October ByE.........samc ............. 81 81
November, By.........same ....... IS 90
Feb. 1852, b Cash received of C Armstrong
CO. Treas. Tax collected Leo. 1855 zoos 81
Aug &c, 1889 By cash received OF G Armstrong
aoaTrsas. Tss eolieO$ed Jons IS, sess 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Hats, Caps, Palm Leaf and
Straw Goods.
VIZ M n n u n NA

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers,
No. LA Main Street, 8 doors below Fourth,
GIN GIN n A I.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
& FRANK.
Nav. rs, '5a-stf


OYSTERS, LoHSTERs, sARDINEs, BOILED
" Ham, Bologna Sausage, fam Sandwiches Bread and
Butter, Cakes, Pics. Ale, Beer, Lemonade, ETC., ct J.
KRUCK L CO., ono door south OF Burr's Big Cloct,
J1ly 20. lS59-su.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

GAS KEGS Nails in Store and for sale yhelesa
q and retail by C.. ID. POTTER l. 10.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

directly opposite the American Hotel, and popularity
known IS q Powers Old Corner
The location is central, and the most convenient of &C
cess in Delaware. Our Sale Rooms have recently been
re-modcIcd and all the modern improvements introduce
cd, making oar establishment a pleasant place of bust
ness. The interior is perfectly lighted throughout, en-
abling customers to examine Goods and Fabrics with ac-
curacy and case. This item alone is worthy OF special
consideration by traders-its advantages need no com
ment every one knows that a good, fair light is indis.
pensable in making proper selections.
We have made our assortment complete by late pur
chases, and arc now ready to offer our patrons a new
and choice variety Of Seasonahlc Goods.
We have opened
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

Howard Rogers, Plaintiff,
against
Adelia Matheny and Sam
uel Aatlleny her husband,
Mary Ingraham & Sireno
IngFaham her husband,
Lusina Rogers, John Rog-
ers, Emilia Rogers Marion
A. Rogers, and Sarah ].
Rnpers Dnfenhanfx
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Court of Common Pleas.

DelassGrs County, Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23
Our Musical FRIEND.

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-23

B~ An early examination OF Goods and
Prices solicited.
March %, cost.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20

TALJ ABB Farm OF fI32 acres, Joining she above
= The n-rth Twelve good timber: sixty
Rcres IN cultivate aud hundred and twenty
rr fence. Forty more Of good plow land
De at the place. Twenty acres good fcr meadow
capable If yieolng four tons 10 The stream OF
through two sides Of the place. ON il q
and a halt story house and log stable ais" good
spring within thirty wards of the house. For grain.
vegetables pastUTage, the above land cannot be beat
Iowa Coun
Mineral has been found in several places the farm.
portion is rvey >owsd TO spring gains. The above
cry desirable farm The whole Viii be sold together,
she Mineral Land and th- farming land will De sold
separate If desired Il will b. sold cheap for cash.
part cash and part time if fdvsIrrd Inquire of
WINTER GRAHAM, sr.
!. 4. HAMMOND.
waIdwick. April I6th 1850. I6f
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
GIT p r . ? TY
FOR SALE =

THE Subscriber offers for sale the follouingLots in
4 n city of Mineral Point.
lots I4t. Ill and I42 in HtrrSou's SURVEY Also lots
5o and lj- except tiat portion decided 70 Thos rs
IMAM, also in Htirisnus survey The above let's cont Al
thirteen acres ui land Ju them j. good dwelling.
house c"H,iiuns, * rooms good spring house and
wells aud spring convenient. EhcrV is also
the lots good Barn, large and cnmuoHious- Also ~
20 80 fruit trees Of them bear
ing Also beautiful grove.
The above property viii BE- sold bargain, and TO
any wishing 10 purchase. better chance hc
found on "a TART "t the purchase money. Iue viii be
en- II desired The above property lies near John
BaeAens re'ieue~. and sj1jn~ Col. John o. Terry :
homes.sai'i. Enquire on the premises of
JOHN ROBERTS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
poetrn.
GONE.

A silent, odor-laden air,
From heavy branches dropping balm
A crowd of daises. milky fair
That suuward turn their faces calm,
So rapt, q bird alone may dare
To stir their rapture with its psalm.
So falls the perfect day of Juue,
To mOouiit eve from dewey Gawn; f;
with light winds rustiing throG IN the noon ,
And conscious roses half-withdrawn
In blushing buds that wake to soon,
md Haunt their hearts IN every lawn.
The wide content OF summers bloom,
The peaceful glory OF its prims-
Yet over all broouiug gloom,
desoiatioR born OF time,
AS distant storm-caps tower and loom
Aud shroud the sun with heights sublime.
For they vanished from the trees,
And vanished from the thrnnging flowers
Whose tender tones thrilled every breeze,
And sped with mirth the flying hoars;
No form nor shape my sad eye sees,
No faithful spirIt haunts these bowers.
Alone, alone, in sun or dew
One fled to heaven, OF earth afraid
And one to earth, with eyes untrue
And lips Of faltering passion, s.rsyed:
Nor shall the strenuous years renew
On any bough these leaves that fade.
No summer brings the dead again
listen for that voices flow.
And ache At heart with deepening pain
And one fair face no mo-e ! know,
sin living sweet, but sweet in vain.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
FARM md MINERAL LANDS
For SGAo.

rINHE undersigned pfer for sale forty Of valuable
Mineral Land, situated tie head Of Yellow Stour,
miles north uf fayettr, nine miles of
Mineral Point, the town ot Waldwiek Iowa CO. Wis
over -0u,OU0 u.s. Mineral have been raised from the
ground mineral going he
water. her ranges are being prohtaNiy worked =
pump he put 10 Drain the ground. Level run
205 ras Viii drain thirty forty eet below where
il has been worked.
To Capitalists Spectators wishing choice piece
Of Ni iner Land better opportunity be offered.
either or quality price. On the premises is goo.
story and .-hslf house is by - ieeI, we'll athed and
plastefed good stable aud broke fenced.
The balance covered with thrifty Young timber There
three years hreSood of down timber. For farming
Mineral purposes IL cannot De surpassed The owner
has Mining fer fifteen ystr-,ui wishing quit
the business. viii sell cheap The place Is known the
tfrsba IN tBi-,rin
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-11-20
STRAAED oss STOLEN

'ssnt Tie ssscriber living IN thc city Of Mineral
fotat, some time last Jnne, dark red COW. three
FEARS o. Ted and hite mixed between the Horns; st
If one Fear-dout recolect wLich. Any person who
- rstgrn ssi6 cor, piII receive a reward q s.
p9G~-nS