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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-01-19
pI1rLANn 6 BURLINGTON RAILRoAp.
MilLlPhnrY.

Our thanks are due to the Secretary
Of state, Hon. George Nichols, for
COPY Of the Laws passed at the last
session the Legislature.
NATIONAL BAvK OF M1bDLEDURY.-
Directors Paris Fletcher, Bridport;
John w. Stewart, Calvin Hill, Middle
bury VIM. p. Nash, New Haven; John
Simonds, Brandon.
Alta Subsequent meeting Of the direc-
tors, Paris Fletcher was elected prssi-
dent, J. G, Wellington, ca.hleri John
Goss, teller,
The revival commenced during the
presence of the Praying Band in this
place, is widening and deepening, al
really having embraced large num-
Der ofthe children and youth Of this
village and community. Mr.. Hull, Of
the Band, remained here until Satur-
day, and meetings were held in the
Methodist church every day and even
ing. Mr. Nudge was also present ON
Thursday and Friday, and addressed
the meeting with great effect.
The Addison County Agricultural
Society meets in the Court House, in
this village, tomorrow morning, Mt
eleven o'clock. 4 full attendance Is
desired.
Prof G. n. Webbor addressed the
Brattleboro Y. NJ. c. Association, last
Wednesday evening.
Hon, Edwin Hammond, was cleo
ted Vermont member of the Executive
committee of the National Wool grow
ers Association, by the State Agricultu'
raj Society at its annual meeting.
-L.R.sayre has been appointed towr
liquor agent in place Of Nathan Wood
removed.
1t is as we supposed, Sheriff Tripr
was acting under explicit instruction
and is not responsible for the flrcica
feature of the late liquor seizures.
NEW DINING SALooN.-H. I. Shci
don has fitted up suit Of rooms in "a.
brick building for the acc ):nodation @
the hungry public, which he cA:ls;cn
"Star Dining Rooms" whore he VII
attend to the wants Of customers
ADDRESS. Leo Miller viii give a.
address in the Court House this cvcnin
on the evidence ofTmmortality in th
Soul.n
SPIRtTUALIsr CONvEETIoN.--AC Cor
vention oFthe VermontState9 pirituali:
Association was held in the Court HOus
on Friday, Saturday and sunday Ne"
man Weeks, Esq, OF Rutland preaidin.
A Wilmot OF Royaiton acted as sccrt
tary in place OF DR. Holden who was al
sent. Friday was spent In "rglniz'n
and conference until evening, whei
the convention listened 10 an addre'
by Leo Miller Of New Yo.i;. Sa.G.da
was spent in listening to addresses iroI
Messrs Bent, of Wisconsin, Smith,
Gro.on, Massachusetts, Miller, OF Ne
York, and Mrs Pratt Of East G.anVili
Mrs Tanner of Montpelier; also pain
ing by Mrs Blair Of Montpelier, bliE'
folded On Sunday, conferences, addre
SCI by Mr. Smith, Mr7 Brown o. RAJ
dolph, Mrs Wolcott o! Canton, Ne
York, and Leo Miller, In the cyonl
was an address by Ma Fanny DAY
Smith. There was full nltcndan
and the addresses are aaid to have bee
better than usual.
HOTEL CHANoE.-ll. Willard Da'
iels has sold the Union House to NJ
NJ. A, Munroo Of Roxbury, Mass,
is designed to make this house q fir
class hotel.
Ntdisoa Cou NJ
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by tho
Probate Court for tho District Of Addison, Com
missioners, TO receive, examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands Of oil persons against the
estate Of ASA MARTIN,
.s,o Of Orwell, in said district deceased and
% al caims and demands exhibited in offset
croto. and six months from the 18th day Of Jan.
i3 being allowed by said Court for chat purpose, we
i therefore hereby give notice that we viii attend
20 the business OF our said appointment at the
Yelling house cf VIM. r. Martin IN Orwell. Oh
Hrst Thursdays Of March aud July uext, from
"'.o o'clock q. N. until four o'el5ck m. on
cd Of said days.
Dated at Orwell, this llth day Of Jan.,AD, 1869.
,,. C GIAJ6H- MS H C(oEGEY, Corners.
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the Al uICAS Cox so STOVE - hying
been emiuentlY succss. ful at the New York
State Fairs for the pIst years, having been
brought in competition with all the best stoves
ia tho country and having elch an every
year taken tho first premium, aud some years
two, and having g inei n worldwide reputa-
ton, and n record Of which any one N be
justly proud we would now announce for the
consolation OF those who have so sgnally and
repeatedly failed in competing with 1t, aud
have been 20 sorely chagrlped at their numer-
Gus and reported defenis, that this stove is not
entered at this fir for q premium, ms pre-.
miums have ceased to be ofany account but
it Is entered only for exhibition, that its thou
nnds Of friends and admirers nay havo tho
opportunity Of examining its various improve
inents-Roe 1ster Demeerat. S pit. Gath.
SHEER, PACKARD & Co Albany, Ny, For
sale by wOlch &. Earl, Miidlsbury.2 AFs
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Mis- lulth Ruase, Of New Bedford writes
have beea all ctoi with severe Frustrating
cramps IN my limbs, cold feet and hands and
general dsorderei system. While visiting
some friends in New York, who welo using
PLASrATloS EII ERs, they prevailed uptn me
to try then. oommonoel with n small vine
gcss full after e,ch meal. Feeling better by
degrees, in few days was nstonishd to lnd
the collncsl and cramps had entiooly left me
anj | could sleep the nj bit through, which
had not done for years. ! feel like another
being My appet to and strength have also
greatly improved b. the use Of the PLANTATION
gITTEs.
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{ NOMMIssIONERSl NOTICE

~ We, tho subscribers being appointed by
the Probate Court for III, District Of Addison,
Commissioners. to receive, examine and adjust all
claims aud demands o. NIL persons against the e.
tate Of HENRY T. POWELL,
late OF Middebu.y IN si district deceased, and also
all claims and demands szbilie1 in Offset thereto;
and six months from tls iith day OF Dec. being
allowed by said Court Tor that purpose, we do
therefore hereby cive notice that we will attend
dwelling house Of the deceased, in Middlebury. on
Tuesday, the 2Gth day Of jan, and tie 9th day of
April next. from nine o'clock A. NJ. until -four
O'clock Py., on each of Isid day9.
n. y. ROSS, r..
CHANDLER T1LLOT6ON,5 Noni IT,
Dated a, 3lddiebury, tAis iith day Of Deem
6or AID. 1873. i2w3
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6tOMMIssINNERs. NOTICE.

We. the iub,criber'. l,ins appointed by tn.
rsota,s Lcart Tor TIA District Of Addison, Con-
missioner. 90 receive, examine and adjust ail
arms and ieninds n Ill persons against the
tate of JONATHAN SEELEY,
ll;c af A,iiie5ury in tsid District, deceased. and
also al claims ann Demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and SIX month"; from the 18th day of Jan,
a.in. allowed BIS said Court for that purpose, We
lo therefore horcbY G'es notice that vo viii ot-
ta.i On tbs business col our mid appointment nE
'e dwelling bYus9 f the deceased, on Wed
-tpior &c ioJ1 day %. February, and on Wed
nes.ay. tho Both tsy nj June next. from
rine A. ". yl, ftu, .,iack, r. NJ, each OF
said days
Dated at " !'obu-y. Ibis 18th Day of January,
,o. Tsg9
DAVID i. BorcE commi..y.
iiwi WI. X. EGMELLEEl
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|7RRORs OF YOUru.-A Cen

i. 'NItONo Or lDJ III. Il 'FVH|
- item IN who sufTirc for wears from Marcus
Iooi.iv. Pfenltnro D,clv. an all the effect, q
tuthfl nd.crction. will tor lie sake Of suffering
humanity sen free tn all who need it. the recipe
hi Iirc:ioH for mltin- the einpl' reuelv by
\ vhi:h he was cured Sufferers wishing to pro-
j Lv tn ulverti-ers e-pcricnce can 60 % " At
he sia.. IN psrcc: coni cu:e. JOHN . OGDEN
Il 4sCsllr,r W 30N3
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GTATE or vEKMONT-District Of

y Addison, Is
The Probate Cour, Of the District Of Addison
t. III persons Interested in tho estate u
LINUS WILCOX,
late ofOrNol, in said District, deceased,
Greeting
An in1.rumont, da ell ,he 9Stb day of September
AID 1868, j. r.osea'ei rs tho last will aad iesta-
ment Of said Lima. " ilcox deceased for probate
and allowance:
Therefore, by tho authority Of the State ofver-
mont, you are hereby notified to appear before this
Probac Court, at the session thereof to DO held at
On Monday, tho 25ih day of January next,
QS60 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon aud show
cause, If any you have, why said instrument
slonld not be allowed as tie last win and testa-
mcnt Of said dcccaFed.
Dated az hiddeburv. this 3Iet day Of Dee,
4. y 1853. JED s. BUSHNELL.
t:}r Register
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THr
UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR.


NINE HUNDRED AND Sixty MILES
OF the line west from Omaha completed, and the
work is going on through the winter. AS the
distance between the finished portion Of the I'm
ion aud Central Pacific Railroads is now less than
400 lies, and both companies nre pushing for
ward the work with great energy, employing over
10000 men. there can be no doubt that the whole
GRAND LINE TO TIE PACIFIC
viii be open for business in the summer Of 1859.
The regular Government Commissioners have
pronounced the Union Pacific Railroad to be
FIRST CLASS in every respect and tho Special
Commissioner appointed by tho President says
Takes Us whole, THE USIoN TACTIC RAIL
roAD mas IEES WELL CONSTRUCTED, AND TIE
CENERAL ROUTE FOR THE LISE EXCEEDINGLY WE'LL
SrLICrEu. The energy and perseverance with
which the work has been urged forward, and the
rapidly with which It has been executed arc
wi,huut parallel in history. and in grandeur and
magnitude of Undertaking 1t Easneyer beeu equal
led. The report states that any deficiencies that
exist are only those incident to all new roads,
and that could not have been avoided without ma
terialy rel arling the progress OF tie great work.
Such deficiencies are supplied by all railroad com
paiics after tho completion Of toe line, when al
, wherever experience shows them to be uecessars.
I The report concludes by saving that Tho country
has reason to congratulate Itself that this grea-
worl. ct nalisnll importance Is 50 rapidly az
preaching completion under tuch favorable auJ-
picca.' The Company now have in use l31 loo.
motives and nearly 1000 cars Of all description
a large additional equipment is ordered to b,
ready in the spring. The grading is nearly CON
pleted, Gnd ties distributed for 10 miles in a.
vance OF the western eud Of the trG(k. Fully ! q
niles Of iron for new track are now delivered W
Of the Missouri River, and 30 miles arc en- rot
Tie totil expenditure Tor construction purpose. il
advance OF tho completed portion oi tie road -
not les than eight million dollars
Besides donation from tho Govt. Oh 800
acre7 Of land per mile, the Company Is entitled TO
a subsidy in i. ). Bonds on It's liue ss completed
and accepted, at tho average rate u about S29,-
o0o Ter mile, according O., be difficulties encoun.
tered, Tor which tho Government takes a second
lien security. TIE Company have already
received S22l58,Goo Of this subsidy, Of which 81
2SI00) vas paM Doe. 9Th, anl $4,000 Dec
l4th,
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MAGNOLIA WArER--Superior to tho best iu-
10 tel German Cologue, and sold at halt the
price
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&saaI aotlees.

NOTICE.
J. Probate Corrls Tor the Eitrict Of Ad<son
will hereafter be held al tho Probate Office, in Mid.
diebury on every Monday, al Ten o'clock, AN.
D. order Of the Court
JEDs BUSHNELL, Register.
Decor Dor 5tb, 1858 37wS
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Of Boston, Mas. will furnish Us. the coming ear,
with he fullest aud most compete Reports Of the
Cattla Markets at Cambridge, Brighton AMI Med
ford These weekly reports will be prepared ex
u,essly TOR u, ard with an eye .oiely 10 The In
tsres's ct Vernonters They viii be Ihs fullest,
most complete and most useful Market Reports
published in Vermont
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

FIRE IN ARENA-W learn from
correspondent in the Chronicle that dis
astrous fire occurred at the village of Arena
on Sunday the 2sth of February. About
o'clock. volumes of smoke were seen issu-
ing from the tailor shop occupied by Fl.
81. Wilkerson. The smoke and flame issu-
ed so rapidly that nothing could be saved
from it. The billiard room adjoining,
owned by Nathan Hodsson, caught next,
and he was only able to save his furniture
and billiard table. The citizens turned out
promptly and worked faithfully to save the
adjoining property. The flames spread to
Pat Smiths saloon, and in few hours the
three buildings were burnt completely to
but small portion of his furniture His
stock of liquors, books, valuable papers and
money were totally destroyed, the family
barely escaping with their lives. The Wis
consin House, occupied by Mr. Kirby, was Sc
riously threatened, and at one time it was
thought it would go also but its being
built of brick, and the citizens working
heroically, throwing water on the roof and
sides, saved it. Morris & ones store to
the east of the burning buildings, was sup
posed to be burned down. The goods were
all removed to the street. Goods were also
removed from the harness shop occupied by
VIM. Meffert, and F. 7. S. Ansdell's stores.
The roof of Mr.. Ansdell's kitchen was on
fire at one time from the burning cinders,
but was soon put out. Had there been a
high wind nothing could have saved the
whole business portion of the street from
being burnt to the ground.
On the tailor shop and stock of goods
there was no insurance. On the billiard
saloon, there is an insurance of about 81
200 in the Home Insurance Company, of
New Haven, Conn. On the saloon owned
by Patrick Smith there is an insurance of
about 5000 in the ''Home, of New York
Mr.. Smith has set workmen to clear away
the rubbish, and intends to build a larger
and finer building-one that will be an or
nament to the village. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from box of
ashes.
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TUESDAY,, March 2d-S A. NJ
Board met pursuant to adjournment

A. Y.
Board met pursuant to adjournment-all
Supervisors present.
Proceeded to complete and give papers
relative TO the alteration and disseminating
of highway IN towns of Pulaski and High
land. And at 10 a. NJ, motion OF Mr..
Campbell, Board adjourned TO the Co. Farm.
The said farm, and stock thereon, the
buildings and fixtures were thoroughly ex-
aza ined and found to be in a satisfactory
condition
At 8 e'eloek ?. n. board re-assembled at
their Office.
On motion of Mr.. Snow, the sum of sac
40 was allowed to II. kudera for refund on
note-SI5.40 thereof TO be drawn from the
general fund, and the remainder from the
poor fund.
At P. NJ, on motion of Mr.. Campbell
adjourned until A. NJ tomorrow.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

\ NEw SoAP.-Mr. JAMES PRIEST
LEY is offering to our citizens the right to
manufacture what is claimed to be supe-
rior article OF Washing Soap. It is called
Quarter Dime Soap" from the fact that it
can be made for about two and half cents
pound It is further claimed that but
little rubbing is necessary where this soap
IS used He offers family rights for one
dollar, and if it is one half what is claimed
for it, it is worth trial Mr.. P. proposes
hereafter to manufacture the soap for
thosn who desire it.
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!. Z. 9. GEoKnE AppEI.
1901

uaNSaETET-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10
THIRD DAYS Session.

:
Board met pursuant to adjournment-all
the Supervisors present.
On motion of Mr.. Snow, so-mueh of a
resolution heretofore passed, giving the
use Of the court room TO the ''Dodgeville
Literary Association at 90 cents per even
ing, was reSciGded-
The following bills were presented and
on motion allowed, all the Supervisors vot-
ing therefor:
WA Sands, sheriff. fees ...--...S 81 81
Heudy, Thomas x &C., r2dse- comfy poor ISS IS
J " heTey, mileage AID attendance. s. -
H. <. snow -. 60 81
A Campbell. - ..-- IS 81
a. B. Robinson, team hire. .--..-.. 50
On motion Of Mr. Campbell, the board
adjourned until l o'clock P n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10
CITY OF MINERAL POINT.
z. ANpA.M u.

T. AND A. u.
,rfrrsAI PoryT LonGE No. Meets at Masonic
III -araer High and Chestnut Streets, first and
.t5-# tuesdays Of each month. J0HS p. TRAMEL,
n ~ O. Z. MINoR, Secretary
Tow. CHAPrEE Nc. +, r. A. M--Meets at Masonic
ug1f Erst and third Mondays of each month. Z. D.
Pr r6ap II z 0. = MINOR, Secretary.
L. o. o. E.
sfr>.as LopGE No. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall
nee. BI5cS1 lower High Street, every Monday
eveafa. GEosGE kIsLiNGBUKy, \. G.. JOIN II.
ylYgAs, Secretary
l. o. G. T.
F.vzrr L0u7z No. 3fi-Meets every Friday eve
-fnz 81 tie City Han. PHILIP ALLEN, JR., W. C. T.
JoHS EDES, Secretary.
Catn wATEE Temple No. II (JuveniIe)- Meets
every other Tuesday evening at the City Hall. JJHS
EpES, c. I. JAMES Brown, Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10
ANNUAL REPORT.

Balance cash on hand - 10i %
THOMAS THOMAS, Overseer.
March 1st 1862
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

Board met at / o'clock pursuant adjourn
ment-all the Supervisors present.
The motion Of Mr.. Campbell, deferred at
January session, relative TO letting the
county printing By contract to the lowest
bidder, was brought up
On motion of Mr.. Snow, action thereon
was postponed until the next session in Ny.
On motion of Mr. Snow Board adjourned
ss.se -. oRYILLE STRONG. Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10
JOHN STRACHAN

Mr.. STEPHEN N0RRIs, well-known
to many of our readers as the unainchine
Republican who for years led the noble few
who stood undaunted against the Demo
cratic hosts of the town of Highland IN this
county, passed through orr city few days
ago, enroute for ChiIlicothe, No, where he
goes to make new home. Success attend
you STEVE, and may you live TO hear of the
seeds YOU industriousIy sowed for Repubii-
canism in Highland bringing forth abundant
fruits
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10
AFTERNOON SESSION.

y ~ ~ = nj NHIIIF DttI, tIIV UVA4 .
adjourned until l o'clock P. "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

DIGEsT. are indebted to Hon.
\. POWELL for a copy of the digest of the
laws of Wisconsin from 1853 to 1885,
to which is added an appendix giving list
Of all the laws and provisions of the con-
stitution passed upon by the supreme court :;
complied BY E. \. Spencer, counsellor at
law. 1t is very useful book for those who
desire to know the law, full and compre-
h-nsiye
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10
CITY AND COUNTY.

REPUBLICAN CRY CAUCUs.-The
Republican voters of this citv are requested
TO meet at the City Hall Thursday evening,
March 18th, 1869, for choosing delegates to
represent the city at the County Judicial
Convention, at Dodgeville the next dav
By 0RDrR OF CITY Con-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

The 4APP ADMINISTRATIVE partic-
ulars Of this affair, (rumors Of which have
no doubt reached every Preside in Iowa
county, as we CLEAN from the most re-
liable sources attainable, are about as fol-
lows:
The murdered man, RICHARD YAPP, Jr.,
farmer of the town of Ridgeway, in this
county, was about IS years old; married
man, and father of two or three chilJren.-
tie was in Dodgeville On Thursday. and
made some purchases Of groceries, etc. and
started home about ( O'clock z. NJ, quite
sober, as testified by parties who met and
conyersed with him on the road. Arrived
al home, his wife states, he put out his
/ horses, and took supper, as usual. Soon
AFTER, as sic was sitting II the table sewing,
she heard the report Of gun. and looking
~ at her husband who stood rear a window.
he sad 10 her oh, I'm shot =" and fell:
when she seized the baby and ran 10 her
mothers, short distance off.
The news was conveyed to a church near
0y, and the congregation repaired to the
scene, and found the man dead. weltering in
ms blood, his breast pierced with six or
seven small bullets or buckShot
Notwithstanding the wife testified that
she believed her husband shot himself, the
evidence generally leads strongly to the be-
lief that the shots which let his life blood
out came through the ldow, from gun
held in other hands than his.
II is well-know to those acquainted with
the parties that YAPP has never lived with
his wife in remarkable harmony, and that
her ianlly--eonsisting of several brothers,
young wen-have been at bitter eumi5v
with NE deceased Which facts. taken in
connection with the wife's inconsistent les
timony that he committed suicide. and the
contrary evidences shown by the broken
window, the shot marks inside the house.
the nature Of the wounds, aud other siruif-
lcslnt features connected with the affair. lead
many to suspicion that those who should
have been his best friends, were his assas-
sins Ne suspicion strong enough to warrant
arrest, however, Is attached to any one.
but We hope the mystery may be solved.
and theguilty ones brought to speedy JUS
;ire.
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THOMAS THoMts, Overseer.
March 1st, 1859.

On motion of Mr. Snow, Thomas Thomas
was continued in charge of the Poor Farm
for one year, subject to the conditions of
last years contract, all the supervisors vo-
ting therefor.
On motion of Mr.. Campbell. the sum of
$40 a month was allowed to AmcliaJ. Brown,
an invalid pauper Of the town OF Highland
On motion the board adjourned to P. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

ANOTHER RAILROAD SMAsHUP.-We
where and we would ike to tell them did
we know. This, however, ne do know, i.
was not the train which brought the great
stock of wall paper, just received By Pow
Eli Il LAWRENCE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

NJ. 2. L. A.-The reading of one
OF CRosBY's lectures on Personal power"
by Mr.. \. K Johnson, before the associa-
ton, on Wednesday the Sd, was excellently
done, and gave general satisfaction to those
attending.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

PERsoNAL.-Our Legislative Rep
resentative, Capt POWELL, has returned
from Madison, having performed the duties
we believe.with ability and faithfulness-
entrusted to him. We regret that the
Captains health is still delicate
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

4 FTEG p years 81 practice he feels competent to
attend I'D an cases that may under his care
8a N.saEa. paaIt ami vicinity. lie would inform the
raae ta4F he las Prominently located in this city
One II lis residence behiud the L. ;, Hotel, Just
above col Jones residence XX-29
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

NOTICE TO FARMERS i am now
prepared 70 sell the Easterly Seedcr for $50
cash or IS time. l have received 4 num-
Der Of them in exchange for the celebrated
Nanny Seeder with the great ag:tator and
grass sceder separate. Farmers who want
a cheap seeder, and want an Easterly, can
do better to call on me than be imposed up
on by agents who are selling them at prices
of a frst-class seeder
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

SAY, YOUNG NAN, walk into GUN
DELFISGERs a moment, and see what nice
suit of clothes he has for you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

LATE.-Our paper not arriving I'M
I'll thisSmorning we are few hours late in
issuing the TRIBUNE this week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10

PRISK-Noriay morning, March Sth, IS69 of con-
sumption, Mir. Silas J Prisk agel about - years.
ROWE-In tn is City, March It'll 1869, Of membra-
neous Group, Thomas, son of F. J. and Lizzie Rowe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-03-10
hi. 1t. II. FIEECEas.EI

nENT.sr oae daor east 5s Pa.sa-lrs Drugstore.
IL upstairs, high street. Mineral Point resu.ct-
i4.g sleits the patronage Of the public. All work
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