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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship City Cork Allen Liverpool Aug - Queenstown 18th
md Haitian 3tth, mdse
Brig Fannie Gordon MePee, Cow Bay, c. b. IS days coal
Brig Robin, strout Boston.
schr Eva May, Andrews Cow Bay G. b. 10 days, coal
schr. Garret p. Wright Chopper, Richmond, Va
scuoOsYRs-RIyER COAsTvsH.
Onward, FAN River \ Smith, Portland w.
X H. Daley New London Sterling southport
Circle Connecticut River. Josephine Bridgeport
Rele Bndgepou l.. Daniels Hartford
U.,is N . Bsrbor e. St John. Bridgeport
IdeIns Eexnor j. II. Counoe BhLaDethport
Isdv m .hs Ocean Fli,ahshpo. setOua EIabethport.
Fred Tyler, EhLabehport. Lemghi bhaoethpou
A. Van esf BxAbethporL Dart BlEahsnPort
X. sezur, RlzabetbpOr Is " sharp Ehzabebport
Ee,n-rus Roekpor Geo. Savage. Providence
Sarah b. Chase, Providence. yas Bng sh New,beloru'
Surge. Hartford Connecticut, NeshNen.
Franklin, Connecticut River. 8 Z. Goodwin stamford
= Crreker New Bedford Sandy Hook Hartford
las Buehanan Deyby Gloucester, Milestone Point.
g Mathews Bndgeport T. b. Abel, New Haven.
Monnt Hope, Roekiand Haze Green"ieh
SAILED.
Seamhips-seoa Colorado and City OF Limerick for Liverpool
Ship Gre4t Admiral, for San Francisco.
wIND-sunset, light, h. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wILHIsGTOs, n. c., Aug 3l-Anyed steamship VIM p Clyde
from New-York Cleared, steamship Fl Cid for New York
Aug 3Ariyed steamship Sea Gull from Baltimore
schr NJ. Brooks from Hew-Yors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
HOME NE VS..


RExARKs.-Yesterday "wednesday, the $50 was hot
day. partly sunshny, cool In the early morning and at
night The sky WAS variable from midnight TO 10 p. M;
smoky and haZy m; northern lights twes "a to
a. IN. Note.soth- From 10 D. m. TO Ia smoky slightly
cloudy; northern lights (weakG fine cloud scenery at
I6O a. m and GAO p. m, 3lst. Thermometer at a. IN.
Phases-First quarter, Sept. 2 9.02 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

PROM HAvANA-In Steamship Magnolia Aug 3lA COurtnsy
From Nassau Capt c. p wilkinson Rev Dunlop r Msgn
L. Cao C. Rsbunnlng Capt L. Hodges Master Bchemebda
s. Otis johnson, J. 4. Simon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Trunk Railroad
NETWORK STATE
Z PER CENT IN GOLD


THE NETWORK AND oswE6O MIDLAND RAILROAD 49,,
win he 90 miles IN 10 total length from New o-..x S-,,
the Aua branch 80 miles already completed s1a m ,,s
able operation the sObera cou extending from ne GA, O
sidney Plains where ini.rsees the ALBANY and ss.t.n
Railroad Worn being vigorously pushed other AZ Ne In.
and the expectation Of the Company hav. 20 % sr.
in operation before the close Of the present
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
already large and the Company hiss Just concluded eo -.A o.
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company for Transporting eel tA..
large and wealthy corporation to the northern sections xs
T. will add largely pros. q. a.
already controlling the poae.. ,ss
fertile districts Of the earnings without Of
through business hardly be than per
which 100 per 10 Of the ts bonds.
STRONG POINT
regard the .l, 10
s20Oo per snhed road AL BEHIND THE BONDS ~
APAID-UP CAPITAL OF WEAKLY s7oooO"
ssos up. guarantee Of the sasuca strength q b "oayst
THE BONDS.
.J denominations Of s1Oo; may osto, -
r.yr.d option purchaser bear pr god IN
payable ii January s,.
City. and have twenty-five years 70 to maturity
The popularity Of these bonds perfectly safe osI snss s
highest ofne authorized By the avs Of NesYori .ysb
gold coin free Of Government tar has kept the supply nearly
but and early future completion Of additional
furnish liberal supply which respectfully
ton Of investors In the confident belief that any
found the market
PRICE, PAR AND, ACCRUED INTEREST IN
CURRENCY.
Governments and other securities eret4ts,
GEORGE 0PDYKE & co.
Bankers, No. % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

II
6IsT OR GROCER PACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARsB MASUPAC-
TURRD PROM PURE IRISH MOSS Or cARRAGEBs WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY or PUDDRGs CUsTARDs CREAMS, CHARLorTB
Russo Lc &C. 1T Is BY PAR THB CHEAPEST, HRALTHIRsr
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THR WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS FARISB co,
So PARx-PLACR, n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
DLANTATION BITTERS.

RT-l8o-X
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE is III
SHEET. ANCHOR OF THE PEBBLE AND DBBILITArBD. AS
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LAsGUID 1T HA
NO EQUAL AMONG sTohACHICs. AS A REMEDY FOR tn
NERVOUS WEAKNESS no WHICH WOMEN ARB ESPECIAL
SUBJECT IT is sUPERsBDIE0 EVERY OTHER sTIhULAEl
IN ALL CLIMATES, TOPICAL TEMPERATE OR FRIGID,
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IN RvBRY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHO
UsDBRhISRs THK BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOW
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

COMPARATIVE FATALITY or MODERN
WARFARE--A comparison between the
losses Of armies in the battles Of the
First Empire with those resulting from
engagements where improved firearms
have been employed, viii show humaui.
arans that ts5 old bHck-aud,ball car.
tgid-es, fired .rom Brown Btss were
much more GoodIy than raed cannon,
aecdlo-guns, and chassepots,
Sadowa-9)O,OOO men engaged, $4,000
killed and wounded, about per cent.
Marenga--jS,OOO combatants; 1900
killedanI wounded, that is nearly -
per cent
AustcrIita-Loss $4,000 out Of 1905
over I3.per cent
Jena-24.0OO ont Of 2S0OOO combat
ants nearly 9 per cent
B,rodino-SOOO0 killed and wounded
out Of 100000 engaged about 81 per
cent
Leipzia-5OO0 O00outor 80, 900 .bsmecn
II and II per cent
At Magenta, the French lost 9pcr cent,
the Ausuin. lOper cent Of their forces
At SolIerIno where the French one
used riaed cannon, their less amounted
TO - per cent while tho Austri,.ns Loot
but II per cent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

written In conJn'ula'ion NJ thn recent marfa-e
or one ~ 'i,cup, as most ACCOMPLISHED tounu m. .s
I'm one Of Illinois hlndypupst nr aM :, Young
men We hope their uaon win prove q blrssn ~
heth, an what 10 Will he Hlrd by the gracious an
aroha'mn Of I'VE and resp Ct until lfc stall have
!"fne them ON TO rNtren. drcrepu de- and even
then nat u he cptRrd with the same b auty und
po'sr rs when 1t first started on 5 stor mis.iun.
You have heard Of the wedding that happened
And WIN were the parties nnitrd2
Twas LADY who toli me though get twas he,
They we're joined, anil li,d n Witnessed thetie y
Our c'tI wasn't Invited.
Their courtshp was tedious, 'or rsldom they met
IeteH trts, Willie tue long years glhled,
But the " wlrm hot his love -lrco III scarcely forget
FOR though distant attr he would smile an her set,
'a'e when night the ionI couple divided.
But why was this court ip 50 prol'>, ana hy
was postponed for So long their connection ?
That the hrd groom was anxious, twere vain to
DENY,
s'ace the heat Of his passion pervaded he sky,
bal The b',te was r nowncd tor reelection,
Besides lis repor Cd her friend A Is vexed
The ma eh he deemed somehow uneqnal;
And when bid to the wedding he made some pre-.
text
70 decline, until TIE lovers worn out and per
picked
were competed 10 close IN the sequel,
Poor never such business cuuld bear
50 he haughily kept himself from It;
d. Ell at su'h Il ,iauc. be could not ne there,
l. sent with reluctance lis ring to the far
by I've hands Of a trust 80 rlhy poet.
os'S two dear friends offriends not The least,
onrltcende.i their uupihltO honor
snd thn5 seemed Ike -kulking away 10 feast;
Some aSs'rt h. As Charley acting ~ priest
Aud Amelia aRstpns -- shame on her.
Jn'c city rejocts at bride groom and bride,
IN the nuptiai embrace $50 ouli linger;
While creeping t1rou h rtglons OF light at her Side
She display -d the bright ring, not world to
wide
For conlugal pledge, on her ,hager.
Hence forth may their union as husband and wife,
Shine as apateru OF duty reflected
All her spieulor aud glpry from him shall derive
And she viii show to the world that the Kindness
he giycs
Is faithfully pr'sed and releatedI
II X. W.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

PREMIUM LrsT,-We publish to.
day by order OF the Secrctarg, Mr.. J. Tuos.
PnroR, the List Of Premiums offered by the
Iowa Comfy Agriculture. Society, for 1870,
at the fair to be held at Dodgeyile on
Wednesday, Bhnrsday and Boiday, oct 9TH,
Ga, and 9TH. More liberal premiuns are
offered than ever before, and never bsfope
were such extensive preparations made. to
secure pleasure, comfort and porft TO all
who may attend. The track on which a rri-
al Of speed is to be had, and animals ex-
hibhed, has been made one of the best in
the State, anR is an attractive eatgga in
the arrangement for the Gar.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

THE SOLDIERS REUNION and Pic.
uic, to be held at Miilin Sept 7th, mention.
ed in the TRIBUNE two weeks ago, is likely
to be one Of the grandest times Of the sea.
son. Meyers Union Band, Of this Gtsy,
has besn engaged to furnish muait du7ing
the day. Hon. john Spooeer Of Madison
Rev. Mr. Hill Of Belmont and Dr. S
DeCarle jackson ofthis city, are announced
AZ speakers for the occasion, Let no one
fail to attend that can possibly 60. Espc.
cillly soldiers OF the late war, for there
they will be sure to meet many Of their
old army comrodc, and have a pleasant
reunion with them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

The FMR, CHANGE OF TINE.
time of holding the first annual ,e-lli Mion
OF the Southwestern Wisconsin Industrial
Association, is changed from Sept sth, 9th,
and l0th, 20 sept, 1lh, Sth aud 9th.
yulS chauge is made at the request Of
several parties who desire to bring fine
stock from n distance. 1t will give them
an opportunity 70 return home before sun.
pay 1t will also aid to protect the aSso.
clatlon against the misfortune of a storm
on the last day Of the FAIR All persons.
interested viii please take notice Of the
change and remember that all regulations
and arrangements, already published, per
tanning to specific day, will apply to one
day earlier in the week
The First Day, "Wednesday, will be devo
ted to the receiving and arrangement Of
articles and animals AN entries must be
made before o'clock ?. VI. of that day, aud
entries must be on the ground at 9 o'clock
the second day.
The forenoon Of che Second Dag viii be
devoted GO the examination ofratFie, swine
and p0nltry; ana game Of Base Ball for
the Silver Champion Ball
The AFTERNOON will be devoted to the eX.
animation Of produce, farming implements
&c; and "trut' for F25 purse, and run.
ming race for the Socicty's $50 purse
The forenoon of the Third Day viii be
devoted to the examination of horses; and
of articles IT, the "Foral and Fine Art
Opt, aud final game Base Ball for the Sil.
yer Ball; also a grand Sack Race.
&, 4
the reports Of the judges; to grand pro.
ceSSiou OF premium took and horses The
whole TO conclude with grand run" for
the citizens purse oG $3.50, the best horse
to take 5000. Three in five, three to enter,
two to 20
The annual meeting for the election Of
officers for the ensuing year, viii be held
at the City lIaf, at n O'Clock, Friday eve.
fhe track is being rapidly completed,
and promises to be one Of he best in the
State. Phe buildings w,.l be erected next
week. Ample recommendations will be
furnished foral classes Of animals and ar.
ticles entered for exhibition.
will tatc ghis opportunity 10 urge all
persons to become members Of the associa.
u
menber YOU viii feel greater interest in
the Affairs Of the Association aud can more
readily assist in making it a permanent
success. The membership ticket insurcs
you all the privileges Of the Association
without further charge. The price Of the
ticket Is five dollars, remit the money to
the Secretary, and the ticket will be sent
to YOU hy return mail tOrethar with a urp.
mun list, Negotiations are still being car
ricd on TO secure the presence Of first class
Base Ball Clubs. A soon as these are
brought 70 a successful issue, a general no.
tlce will be given. Let it be particularly
that the Silver Ball is for Wis
eonsin Cilhs, Arrangement, that may bel
made for other clubs will have no reference
to the Champion prizes.
S D. GAYLORD Secy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

AccIDEXT,-Whie Mr.. George
Tonhln of Linden was engaged in digging \
drain about s. feet deep, on the premises
h e, Ingram, on lass Tuesday morning,
about . o'clock the earth caycd in upon
him, breaking his collar bone, dslocatiug
the wrist joint his lets arm and other.
wise bruising him quite seriously, Drs. Dali
ton Of this place, and Van Dusen of Linden,
were in attendance, and it is hoped that
he viii soon be round again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

The Chicago Times advances the the.
org Tint the l'ccnch are falling back for
tho purpose OF fighting the decis bat
tie 50 much nearer their base Of aup-
plies This theory, sooriginuk rcmindg
as Of the trap which 10 ,hdnstoG was
continually setring.. dur.Hg the blhntn
campaign, TO lead Sherman, Irom,hts base
Of supplies to be surely annihiIatcd in
due time y military genius Of such
undOubted ability ~ the writer Of that
article, can easily demonstrate the great
advantage Of fighting dccisi battles
upon tie comparatively loyes country
near and in the rear Of Metz or better
still, the more open country IN the neigh
borhood Of Paris, than IN the passes. Of
the Nosges mountains Then again, it
is so much easier to drive a defeated ar,
my two hundred miles across three large
streams and two ianges Of mountains,
than TO prevent Their adgancin. over the
same ground The Young Napoleon
has now been found without doubt
The Emperor Of the French should se>
cure his services at once
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

lsIr so?-Prominent supporters
OF 6. c, Hazleton ssr Congress assert that
unless the gentleman secures at least of
She II votes from Grant County he will not
be candidate before the Sprius Green
convention. If this be true, the matter is
already decided, as it is positively known
that lie will not have more than six votes
from Grant County, and probably rot over
four.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
4 ryw IIwrs N A QUIET WAr

A FYw IINTs IN A QUIET WAr---
Deller Hll- good prints at 8 cents per
ward. Deller sells good cotton bats at
20 ccpta. Deller sells. good domestics at
10 cent?. Dellsr sells good ,heeijug at 32i
cents. Deler sells A No shccting at
l6; cents, neller sells good delaines at
10 cents. DelIer says that the above are
but A few Of the many articles that are
Off red very cheap all being Of descrip.
,ion in which no deception be practiced
Hi. low price have met viii fofGlar favor
a. We have positive knowledge that not
yi,hstanding the shrinkagc in values bis
.slesarc stsrdily 10 tile increase.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

The thrilling anthem, so long forbid
Zen in hance is now made the nationa
air, and being sung and shouted with vii,
enthusiasm in all uarts Of the Empire, -
The following is the immortal HYMN entire.
Ye sons of Freedom wake to glory.
ARK hark, what nyriad5 ia yuu rise,
Your chidrru, wives aud gralIds,rpa ho,ry--
Eeh 1T their tears and hear their crss
Sha hateful muls mischief breeding
WIN hlrtimd hosts, a ru6tu band,
Alright aud desc ate the hand,
While = ace Rnd iihcrty lie bleeding
10 rms toHrms Sc brave
tn aycnging sword un,h, nthel
Narch on Narch on
All hearts resolved on Victory or death
Now now the tr achcr1us storm i,rnlllng
Which trelchcrups kjngscoufudcrale raise:
The dogs " war, let ioosr, ARE how0g,
And 10 our walls aud cities hhsc
And ,hall We haSrv view The ruin
While R'lrss force. with guilty strife.
Spr ad dcsulaJion fr and wide
With crime and hlood his hand rmhring,
u armsl 10 arlu. W mavcl
TIL Hyruriug sword uu,htalhe
Halch ~ March on
All hearts resolved on victory or deAthl
Wi'h luxury and pride surrounded,
lhcvlr ipgtlintc despns dare
The ihirs' nt gold ard POI tr Wuhnundcd,
90 mele aud yrnd the light ald iurl
Like beasts bnrdru would thry luad US,
he Gods S"uld hid lheiu ,lay adore;
hlr ram Is ma ard ado Is murr2
Then 2hSli iHry longer lash and road us?
10 arms To oa.mS Sc brave
TIL "ycnEng sword udshtahri
March on arch on
All heart resolved on Nictory,r death
o Liberty can man resign thee,
Once having irt thN glorious Gamc7
Cnn dungeons bilta and bars Ceuhuc thee,
ufvhpsihy mob spirit tame
Zoo nnEtnr world has wtpt bewailng
That mlschood's dagger unnts wlpla;
fut freedom s our Sword ana Shield,
And all thriraUs arg uuayaillug
To arms 10 arms Sc brave
Tn ayenging sword nushrphe
March ON Mar h On
Alihearis solved on Victory or death
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
THO THOMAS.

NlJED STATES HOTEL (WArElS wArRNs
- N.h TANg1 nodIeylle, Wisconsin,,
y, 'It taken charge Of this hotel FOR tenn of Iears
= n."p"' sceu Il for the special accommodation
'lrimroHns public.
"''. H large bsln and keep attentive hostlers.-
propose 20 srt good u.pIe and keep tie bar At all
''.'' 'HNpItt Nhn the best Of liquors.
s." 'A Ni attention 70 business hope to deserve,
'.. .,...F' ia.s share q IN, public patH0nae.
-A"Dl-lt THOMAS THOMAS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
GElN. ID. NBIL.HER. w. ID.

physician, ACCuUcHER AND SURGEON, of.
'rr' hit services to his CID friends and the com.
1'uhly general y. once In GRADER Whites block,
i'lHrr High aud Chestnut streets. Residence in the
''' house opposite (sollhJof the residences n VIM
|s'yyH ar. Lnl-30
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

NJ ANlfACTlRER CT all kinds Of Ornamental
,4,'l HAS Wors such rs Bracelets, Breast.rns,
"N'eA-tnNrds, Necklaces Finger Rings Ear Rings,
a's Front pieces. cents Nig., and everything in
y, y. hhr. Fash laid for raw hair, r. o. BOX 49,
H'@".@l Pont, hiB. Nxiss3-y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
y l.: ATTx 1.

ARTHUR-ln the town of Linden, Aug 18th, Mr.
John Arthur, aged Ol q ears
TREIO R-ln the VII agc Of Linden, August 18Th.
clara Jane hugnter Of joan anJ Diary j lrcloar,
aged about ycusa..
sHnRi Ia the village Of Linden. Aug 2Oh, Edwin
Alvin, son u simon 7. and Caroline VI. Short aged
about | wear
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

MERCHANT TAILOR-
ING, AT DELLEKS EN-
PORIUM. Kept constantly
on Land a full assortment Of
all the leading styles os
Cloths and Cassimercs. Nh
work done in the most dura~-
Bic and fashionable manner,
and u good fit warranted in
every ease. Oar stock OF
Ready-Made Clothing is tia
most cxtcnsiyein the city, and
at tleast l0pcr cent. the lowest,
Call and examine for YOUR
selves. MXIII-l7
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

AT tie Cty Store dry goods Of
every drscriPrion can be bought as cheapy
as at any hocsc in the West. Don't buy
until yon have examined our stock and
prices. We cYill not be undcrsold
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

ANY one wishing to'huy At bargain neat wen
made, substantial aud stylish buggy with cath,r
top patent shifting rail atd hrlnl c tn cushions and
tr0ninu5 th, wlnlr nearly ura and in compen
order can he Silr&hy ipIuirns SON, ei her ot u. .
Pierce \ Co erof Dr. Nu.BER
August 22hd, lNi0 Sy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

FIrAN's Drug Store is where can
be found the purest drugs, paints, oils, var
nshs, BRUSHES, perlumery, toilet articles.
and the bcs. wines and liquors kept and
sold exclusively for mediciua, purposes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
COM NEHC1Ah HOUSE,
Dodgeville, Wis

Dodgeyiile, Wis.
JAMES JONES, PROPRIETOR.
fiNHlS HOUSE, located nearly opposite the ourt
j tonse, Is the most capacious in the village Isa
res building; rooms well furnished, and the table
aNars supplied with the best the market affords A
pt" Barn Is about being erected, wherein no seS can
se wen V'Ic' ior at reasonable rates, Xxll-2gtf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
~. Y. HELNOY. VI. u

H0NGpPArHiC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
J Office, Coad's Block. llJgh street olfce hsu,s
SO" ?, l Residence, wien j. V. Mayhem
"'Nera' Polnt, Wis. l+ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Va VI. n. HENRY.

DANKER, ATTORNEY AT Law AMI LAND
u AGENT, Mineral Point Wis Wakes colrrtions
i' Bank Rates; hays and sells lands on commission
pays taxes; perec' titles aud attends to all mstters
pertaining to Real Estate in all parts OF Wisconsin -
Sells sight drafts on New York and on other cties
,Ed On Europe 90,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
". D.tLTON, VI. ID.

DHtSCIAN AND SURGEON. once In CosGl
4 Block, over Deller's store, corner of Riyh and
1he''nnt streets, Mineral Point, WIS. Particular
"'ehIon pa,tt9 Operative Surgery. xyIH-ls
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
sNAshC0BS,
N'hA,
GDEf2i 81 LEIgENS,

4 TruRNEYS AFLAW, Mineral loins Wisconsin.
"A Practice in The Courts and attend to Agencies
ana collections IN all parts Of Wisconsin ONCE in
leashAn's Block, opposite the Post Uiiice. Xxl.g2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
MINERAL rON NSONSlM THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST
New Series Volume II, No. /.

Mars of the seat Of war in Emop.
80 ccuts each, mailed 70 amy address on rs-
oeip, Of price.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
ALIEN, WILSON.

A TTORNFY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. and
"A Agent isrN. W. Mutual lite Insurance Company
pnd Republic Fire Insurance Company Office oppo.
ave The City Hall, upstairs, Mineral Point Wis.
g.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
'AIEL RtEsh GEORGE MVLHs
REESE 4 NfTLKs,

A TToRNEYs AND COUNSFLL0Bs At BAw
n bodsrulle, Vic, Attend to collectioaaand prac
''S III s- ~ ItggiS Oi tiis State. &Il-l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25

Lam yOrI g SPEN SLEY.
| AW AND COLLECTION OFFICE, Mineral Paint
81 Wis, once over Post -nnice. 8a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
O., G, SysIYYy.

A lF@SNEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law, No.
Z %ry 'ubhc, Dodgeylle, Wisconsin. once in,
AS CHRONICLE Once. xXl-li.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-08-25
E, a.. ygGssgCSe,

A TTORNEf AND C0UNS ELLOR ATLAW. Ofce
a 10 Eas, Front soom (drst noorJ Of the civ lalI
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