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s.. remarks made by tho late ceebnsd Dr. PHYsl0
See rsmsrts made BY Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL
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SHOOTING BY THE NEw-YoRK CLUB.-A number
Of mbe OF the NewYork Club propose to have day
shooting the Fashion Course Oh the 18th Of Apr
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Our thanks are due to Mr.. Grsutejean, Purser q
tho steamship Aso for prompt trsnsmisson Of eur corr
spondencs.
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The Rev. DR.. Storrs lectures on Thursday evening
the Reformed Dutch Church. Bescksr and West
Tenth streets Robin Hood and Wycklfs, or. the Early
Popular Element Of England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

FREE LECTURE TO YouSo MEs.-Tbe Rev. DR..
Armsge wi deliver the ah lecture In the ct tho
OF the NewYOrk Young Mems Christian Association
Bibls.H0uss this evening Subject: Christian Msnness"
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FIRE IN DEY sTRrET.-Last evening about
ococi FIRE broke the third floor of the building No.
50 Dey street. occupied by Dbrow Co., Government shoe
manufacturers Damage $500 fully insured.
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BROADWAY RAILRoAD.-A meeting Of owners
and lssses Of property opposed to Broadway Railroad as
vii. DO seen by advertisement viii take plscs this evening 1t
Nibls's Concert Saloon ct o'clock.
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Aembol0's Meoifines.

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COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT nUcHu
POSITIVE
AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
FOR EoNRETENTIoN OR INCONVENIENCE q
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MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES, AND All DID
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AND KIDNEYS, AND DROPslCAb
swELLINGs EXISTING IN
MEN. WOMEN OR
CHILDREN.
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England for the race. There 10 not room enough in
the nest for tho bird, but it must fly out. They
spread all over the land bankers, brokers' railway
managers, ship captains, merchants, generals,
Judges ministers. schoolmasters, wherever work is
wanted there tho Yankee goes. They send to New
England for men OF brains for the reason that
they send to the mountains for tinber-because they
grow there. Yet none the less do they glover at
him aud resent his intrusion. But,tbo Yankee keeps
on calm and persevorng, stalking brains against
udice, and winning az every throw; and even when
they want to denounce him. they have to send for All
apostate Yankee to do IL for them. Great applause
New England furnishes the literature u the con-
tinent Tho hatred Of New England is for her Dim
ciples. The name Of New-Engiand il synony nous
with liberty. She 10 the true founder upon this con-
tinent Of popular government. She gave to Amer.
can popular institutions. She declares now as she
has ever DONE that the doctrine of tho Union the
doctrine Of the rights OF mau foremost among which
are tho rights Of liberty. 1t hes been said that New
England hos been untrue TO the compromises Of the
Constitution. No; not single one OF them. The
South has overturned every compromise and every
fair expectation with which our fathers came to-
vether 10 franc the Constitution Of our liberties.
New Eng land stands to-day upon the very ground
wbero Madison, Pinckney, and Jefferson stood whom
the Constitution was framed. There ID not = single
word in the Constitution which gives to Slavery any
mart in that instrument Does not tho Constitution
recognize Slavery As a fact, yes; as q doctrine,
no. lApplause. Because a ship steers round a
rock ia the rock in the shipl Because the Consti-
tuition steered round Slavery, was Slavery rock In
the Constitution But a compromise was proposed
Ike that In the case OF @ young man with wen up
on his neck. II was proposed first to put plaster
over it, in the hope that the vigor OF the system
would absorb it. SO it was proposed, az we had
Slavery In some Of the States TO plaster it over and
let the liberty of the country absorb it.. But it did
not. The wen grew and grew upon tho neck, tip
ping the head over uutl 1t is now fairly proposed
TO cat the head of TO give tho wen room TO grow.
[Great applause.l From the earliest period,
with the welfare Of the common people.
New England ministers have been champions Of
the Liberties of tho country. A voice. "lheodore
Yes, Theodore Parker certainly stood
Tor liberty, whatever be has done foe religion. And
And such men as DR.. Adams ana Blagden made such
men as Theodore Parker, who refused to accept an
orthodoxy tina. baptized Slavery, and went to the
opposite xtreme, and found IN sem-infdelity more
principles VI human rights and human liberty than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

at present govern our foreign policy and our army.
| speak of Mr. Seward and Gen. Halleck don't
yes."l But it has seemed 10 me for long time that
those two men are chiefly those who prevent the
Union cause from being carried on to victory, and a
conquest which would vindicate the glorious cause
of the Union in every respect. [Applause 1t is
VIM. II. Seward, ladies aud gentlemen, who in
directing our foreign policy has not yet uttered one
favorable word for Democratic liberty in old Europe,
who has not encouraged European nations strug-
Cling for liberty and human rights-the same human
nights announced in our Declaration OF Independ-
ence. Applause. We should have expected that
when this Administration was inauguratsd its foreign
policy would be dictated with due regard to the
natural friends Of the GOvernment-ihe people stIug-
Cling for liberty in Europe. We expected there
would be declaration made in favor Of Italians
for liberty when few years ago Carl
badi loud applause stood up and wished TO lead
Italians 10 unity and liberty; the same unity and
liberty we enjoy in this country Applause. We
have heard no such word uttered by William Ii. Sew
ard. And when that glorious nation OF Poland loud
cheersl striking now for liberty, rose We expected
our Government would say favorable word TO the
Car Alexander III. He we know processes TO be
friend Of the United States and must therefore
presume the advice of President Lincoln and Mr..
seward, would be respected, and such b friendly
word might lead to favorable issue oil the struggle in
Poland. Have we heard any such word spoken for
Polish Independence 7 [Cries of No. no" DO
oAPcOt w near bucu WoIu sPohon ~
~. Seward No, no. despair of itl IIthink
Il will always be 30 long as these men direct our
foreign policy You recollect the fable Of the lion
VINO invited all the animals 10 come 10 his cave and
" come IN without Fear for be sick. All the an
,a,S neststed for they saw all the tracks went one
way-inwsrd and none came outward. And 30 all
tne traces OF Mr.. Seward have always run in that
direction Sire .s that we do not expect to hear
Cling liberty in Europe. Il L. ssd ~ tbs; we
have to say these things of man who
deserves well Of hi, country, but we have seen bis
traces 10 ms, meneO, we have seen how hc has be-
dopots IN the world. And it 10 not orberw;.s with
Gen. Hallecki We charge him with good reason
with always having been opposed TO tho smsnciDs,
ton policy Of the President, and never a word Of
encouragement for the Union soldier, or ssntimen,
of unconditional loyalty. We have no word from
him, except what is reported, That every Repub.
loan nation must have a servile class" But look.
Ing 10 the traces ieit by him, We recognize them ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-19
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Our London, Paris, Berlin and St.
Petersburg Correspondence.
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
Reply Of the Car to the English, French,
Spanish, Italian and Swedish Notes.
He Condemns Cosmopolitan" Rove
lutlonists and Trading Agitatsrs.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
More About the PeterhOR
and Dolphin.
Tho Union and Rebel sym2athizers
in England.
An Alleged Federal Spy IN tho Clyde
Shipyards,
h.. 10. ~

Our European correspondence and nea by the City OF
New York. dated the TN Of May, contain tho following
interesting details OF the Published in the HAp
yesterday morning
Tho Paris correspondent Of the London rsns, writing
tho 4th OF May. says:--
The apprehension that tho seizure Of the reerhon might
cause q suspension OF friendly relations between tho
British government and tho federal states produced great
dulness for days Gin French commercial circles bot
the nrmncss well moderation evinocd by the British
Cabinet In the OF the negotiations has restored con
Hdenoo.
Tho principal business transacted at the great fair M
Leipsic has concluded All tho woolon cloths and
leather offered for sac disposed Of but potwith-
standing the attendance Of many buyers cotton art-
ces sold with difficulty. The manufacturers, whose re-
OF cotton exhausted and who were forced
their stock price. found necss
sary raise the price Of their produce. Cotton goods
sold fully nifty per cent above tho price obtained
previous the civil America Consequently the
consumption has greatly diminished IN Germany Fur
az article Of great importance at the fair Of fcpscwss
purchased in large quantities by Greek dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-19
Der Paris Corssspondenes.


IAsNs NAY j, lW1
7As War F.llao ~ EngsnS-WAy n Asatss-k a,zAaI
sae-aaS LoDyy a..
have list RAD oonyeraation With q gcLtsu.An wbo
has just returned from fngiand after a~soafn ~ bh
there ana wboss Joston and aoqasniahos Lave given
him great eltss fu AscsriA1lns tha popgsf
tsrs relative ~ America frsl, ~ mat the
var fever las sbaisd vobderuIy viihn ne p@st
days ssd that where's ortoisht ago, ever, body bslsv.
"a ard rather hopei that vs void snsSsi Dast r~ops
nav 40 bos erp<1t sss 's~ sssrsi Mr. cobsSy speech
has had great s1st spon No .rshisnsd Ens ab mad,
and J,l,s Ban h0 t~ggn " Cosni the est a -nh
,,,gs ubass pslyalesrs, svnmns nae beer wgsIs
$500 nfiah ootnms'es from tbs sS k0'eovs no
.. q cordial fssista btiwesE Nr. Adams
,sa g., Rsrs.a cad v iy by that Ne eir1ess be-
,...r a. rAy bs Arra.ss Wiboui Ne Asl ferori ana
49, 4, inspr~saa hat a ne fstafs Ne El.xlsn
s,sran,ast ND IN GOOD fsim carry cst ne promse Il
a. Vofatsn tnllstn,srt Art
n r,srraba sabisrfage q Earl Russel, bowsvsv.
~ Ia fsiAy W W. lcAz1si profess AssiSs, nsaaS1S
,et.i pratt ths With fhsish ss4sp@t dsf sssta
I, ,rdsnsD tns TIE ni1ssss.d Fsssisn Arsss can
so ~ diHsrsr<s Knssh snbj~cs who have besa
thf rnss soc 70 STDsfa and tbsre cssi thsS VI for
AZ tfs fstars s1stts becsssh nod 1grbs fcr The Gag
.nlrh p~ot~<is ,hsm ~ n&s~ 70 dsilnstks BE-
,ws<n lsE asd IA eel ~uo~nt b<@ra mp oe~ns "a
s1secasnigd ess q tnglsb seansn stg t@se s<vW
tssa ~ oospty" stltt That f%s TsSfssseo nsshe
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs
SITUATIoNs wASIED0BY TWO RLsfEGIA ltd.
as chambermad would take Of children;
reference Can be for two days not engaged
6oo 80 av., between i6th and Gth sv. in the store
9 ITUATIoN wANTED-To DO GENERAL HOUSE
washer oner Call at 81 Greenwich av HeAr Bank 81
TWO SISTERS, ONE AS GOOD COOK AND EXCEL.
lent washer and ironer. the other as ehambermad ana
The best Of city reference Can days NJ West h
ST. 7th and 18th second floor, front room NO
TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS WANT sITUA.
tons private families; one an laundrest me ohsa
10 general hogsework; good city reference can al 10
Greenwich -. lor tNo uAss
~, one oa m;,s ns.rst@ ,ms fam,,y's washing most
nogss or gwen oasr aken At her rsdene
iSss East slsi ST., between Madison aud s'h avs
WANTED-BY Protestant, WITH TIE BEsr
w city reference situation a. ehilds nsrse ana .sAm
ons.lay al ~ STATE at, Brooklyn.
yUASTED-A SITUATION. BY RRsPECTABIH
yosss sO%sa suasss, ana 10 hs DO tsasr
hogscyors Three YEAR ely isr VIZ a'
WASrED-BY A KEsPEcp~BLE GIRL sITUA
w ton in small private family 70 90 ten.rsi hoase
Mers good n COOK AND 's . rae s so AL 10
West Slst At. top noor, back room
uyAsrEp-A SITUATION. BY PROTESTANT YOUNG
w woman as COOK and 70 ass. IN Tassns arc nS s
Ayenues
vyASrED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG wosAS.A
situation as and wH soo rd ss rom BE-
tween Hcss and Willow aus, Brooklyn
ykrAN,Ep-BY PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL.
w place a. ehamlerin.id ana wsiIsss 10 ooJfe.Sh "a
ssS.r%sstorb s Ssswseu coati and Clinton
yUANrgD-A SITUATION, by RESPECTABLE
w woman. 20 do ehambework and ssss, IN washlng and
ironing do honsework for small family Good city
reference be given. Can be for days 81 ~
vUArTRD-BY VERY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w er situation as thorough wai,fe.s YOU'D ..a. IN Ia
oc reference given CAL fer two days "a ~ - A'
vxyASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GfRL.
w situation as nsr.s and .samsress or 40 he sep,,n
her place Call address q. T.. ls2 Dcsfsw ~
yVAsrED-A SITUATION. BY REsPEcI4gLE
ana .snars. The ss., q city rsfsr.oss required ca
lyn. between Congress ami Amiiysfa
w per'ence as Aw and m.desi eepyi.i, i dssrgas %
SSfs. g. sro s Pes, os TEST ''' gwen
,vuASrED-A SITUATION By RESPECTABLE
ir ming no objection 70 80 with ianty % The oount The
s An ~ and ceasrss. st. w. - '''' -
xrr.AETBD-BY REsPEc7ABLE GIRL sIruA
w uon "a sotne respectable family 81. god plain
soo1 ~ ,sas,.s OF s.r 80 s,s .e,ss ssta a. o..
Al s4s vei z.h ST.. between ioib sId ms hoor
xxrAsrED-A SITUATION, BIT A RgsPEcrAsLs
w young srl = 90 sen.rh hc,sewat best " rser.pe
s s.sss ises ~ syrie y 80 ''' '''
VI ATrED-A SITUATION, BY A RserEcrAsLE
w Protes,ant wou. W. 70 90 nshl shenhsrrork sSd and
. ..ty % -. t,rsos Aypg Al ~ Wed s'a 4 soee
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
w young woman, as chAmbernaJd and seans,ress
nsse and no. re. The best I a o be, s a
st, th,rd noor front room. for Two days
yVASTgD-A SITUATION AS COOK BY CoxPE-
w tent woman IN small private fanIy is willing 10
place CAN at ss EAs, sOth between Is, and %
yVASTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
small sp family Ave y,s 20 GO ely e
ssnee can BE- gwen can for two days m Butler ST second
yVASTED-BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS SITUATIONS IN
In washing and ironing other good cham berrad
country Eight years city reference be given their
last places. App, At S2s lat v for two days.
WAsTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE wo.
from her last place Can b. fs two days at cas- West
Washington place.
VNASrED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
ssnS. al ~ 1G' s q s.s ,oss, liking pastry es. and
renee gwen Call at Mr. Henry's, z57 9Th sv.
IVASTED-A SITUATION AS COOK AND TO ASSIST
. snas s sse G 1eeh 70 cS ard
honesty. Call at $50 Eas, isth st.
IVAsTED-A SITUATION, ny RESPECTABLE
W young woman, 70 DO plain cooking washing and ron.
SD 81, room u, ~ Y.
WAsrED-BY A RgsPEcrABLB GIRL a sITuA.
w uon 40 ehnmhernlAif and va iress has Lived three
years IN h'r last piase Cat a. ~ west th st. near ch Av
xVAsTED-A SITUATION, by MIDDLE AGED wo.
w man, 10 do genera hoase~ors Apply At "a lstst
XVAsTgD-A SITUATION. ny REsrEcTABLE
w yonng girl 70 DO general housework Ia small private
family good plain cook vaner and lroncr The bes, q
ham 81 two north Of Myrtle av., BrooEJn.
WASTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsrEcTaBLg
In The wsshng has good city refcenee no % etlon 81
West nth st, near 9th
WANTED A siTUATIos-BY A RESPECTABLE
w nrl, as chameerInadlsnd hns washer or Chamber.
Days .y Cal at West "A street ''' '' seq Tor Two
xVATrED-BY COMPETENT YOUNG wovAr.
.rs smsrs. az Ell, and ns shiIsr.ns e.ohss - ~
bes, city reference CAL al q Eat slst sy
WAsrED-A SITUATION BY REsrEcTAgLE PRO
gwen CAN is wee, SA Three doors from tn
vVANTED-BY A REsPEcTABLE WOMAN, A srrUA.
Nv ton a. cool. usher .ns i,onsr -ouid have no 90
nSs q - ave TsS 1SS P.ss Ss ss By ,s
XUAsrgD-BY YOUNG WOMAN. SITUATION TO
COOS wA.h and lrsn no os,sc,4os % g. shori eis
Der al paoe ca BE- ssss fos two DAYS a. 70 w., eh ~
bra soos iron room '- -
vVANTED-A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERLAIN AND
w resPseiAele Fih sood r.fer..ss from fsInI wssr.
sss w.sss does be-s.s sSasPs ~ On r"s'd.'
yVASTgD-By A coxrErESr AND RKsPgcTarLE
w young woman situation - ehanntsr pain
.esmstress Can be sen uniD engaged Al I0 Ess ISL
,h'fa tvo' lr""' '"-"-
1919 ~ 81 ~ ..ss, ~ M n,s,, ,-sy 30
bess rrfsreEce. Call 40 ~ k1ts Place en- third
foor
w xrrED-A sIgArIor ~ a HKsyEcrAsLx
w yoang riri. az ehsn.b~rrnAss sso -sv.--. - 90
,sess. esi.i 80 L<,ssss ss,.sss sposs sss Srs1..
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wANTED-FEMALEs.

SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
~ young girl 70 DO ehamberwork and waiting IN small
ference from her last place Can be for tive days q
l.z7l Broadway. between 3lst and SD Sta
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LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN SITUATION Az
cool for celSred woman who has lived in her family
Would 90 In the country for The Can be seen q II
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, TO
"a do chamberwork and assst with children; city refer
spee from her last place Call at 81 Gold st. near 'FRONT.'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14
St. Louis, Dec.
TO BE CONTINUED,

Gen Blunt telegraphs to Gen. Curtis
from Van Buren,, Arkansas, December
29th
We are shelling the rebel camps across
the river, five miles below here. If the
enemy don't retreat during the night, we
shall endeavor to cross orr troops in the
morning, and offer battle.
We captured four steamers, three OF
which are heavily laden with supplies,
ferry boat and large amount Of amnu-
milton
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14

NOTARY Public, Land AGENT, &C, &c, arena low
= car1ptv wis will at md to he payment of taxes
kc with accuracy and 0-tQatch o.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14
u EEME0 NnS
From Sales Of 1seo in Iowa County, Wis.


Iowa COUNTY, Wis, NOVEMBER l, A. D. 1862.
NOTICE is HEREBY GWEN all persons interest
ed that the following described tracts OF land and
Iown Lots sold in May A D. 1860, for the Taxes due
and unpaid for the year 1859, remain unredeemed in
thus oftce. Now therefore, unless the taxes interest
and charges set after the tracts hereinafter described
shall be paid before the Sh 9th, 10TH 18th, 14h
lotn 18th, 18TH and 2lst days of May A. ID. 1868,
hereinafter specified, :he same will be conveyed
the purchasers 10 pursuance of the Statute in that
made and provided.
Interest computed from The last day of redemption.
HENRY DUNSTAN,
AtN-ou. Clerk BID Supervisors, Loloa Co. Wis
ER.demption expires May sth, 1868
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14
poCToE DiLGAIRNs,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Mineral Point Wisconsin.
OIfice one door above rulford's Drug Sore, iIlgh
1y20
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-14
MIN ERAL POINT SALOON
ID d l. Z r

M X ID d L Z r
TTAs OPENED AT HIS OLD Saloon on High -
Street, and supplied his Bar with the best ~
ruslitT :. Liquors. lie will be pleased to see Y
S,,s -taulers a: any time, and invites the \
sstronsge OF The pubi5 S-enerai!
Mag 81, 1se2.-2S-n
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!. q. NfOFFr IT, VI. i

rrNFRAL Dealer IL Dry Goe5s, Groceries, Proyls
~ ons, Hardware, &C, Yellow Stone Wis
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EAM-EL w. REECE.

TTORNFY At Law and Notary Public, Dodceville,
"A Iowa County Wis. Particular attention paid to
collecting Refer 10 Hon. c. c. Wasnburn, and COBB
& Euedutn. 81
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aEnRaH y. COBB
r. II. CLAIR Y,
GARDNER G. MEIGS,

. TTORSFY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, siir
"A .ral Point Office in Milton's Block.
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THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

H7 rs PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
In the: old Eagle Saloon, dorner Of High and Vine
streets, Mineral Point, Wis, by
BLISS 81 SO NJ
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Terms of Adve rtising.

Twelve lines Nonpare type compact matter or their
so,i salient in space will be counted as a square
Professionable and Business Cards, VI hne, per
wear for the rst five lines and fifty for each ad
ditionaI line.
Estray Notices. published four weeks, 81 for single
animal and fifty for each additional animal
notice.
Legal Notices at Statute rates.
Special Notices loaded and kept inside having prece
dence ordinary advertisements so per cent advance
ordinary rates :.
Notices Of meetings, charitable societies &C. ha
prce. . -,
acknowledgements accompanied with directions VIII
b. inserted till forbid and charged for accordingly
Az f1use,,t advertisements must be paid FOR an
1dg1ucs This rule viii not he varied from
Yearly advertisements allowed the privilege OF cig
ing quarterly. -,
No Advertisement considered less than a squart-
BILLS coLLECrABLE QUARTEKLI-
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BR. VIM. ufLs-a1RAND.

OFFICE in MoTctt's Bloc, in rear Of Drug Stor
4 Mineral POINT. Wiscon-n S4-i 5.
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CHARLES &. LoEBER,

COUNSELLOR AT LAv.-ofice in Ross Building
opposite Tribune onice, G stairs, High Street, MIN
eraI Point, Wisconsin 90
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JOHN Z. WESTON
BENZ. G. SCOTT

n-oTARF Public, Conveyance and General Agent,
n Linden, Iowa county, Wis 4V-u-
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PHYSICIAN Surgeon, ead Accoucheur, Mineral
/ Point Wis ONCE opposite the United States 10
sgi High Street. %