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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-14

ONE Of tho Bishops attending the COun-
ell in Rome, preached, the other day, Mt
VallCtre, and in the course of his sermon
called railroads, tclcgraphs and the print
ing press inventions ol the devil"
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SPAIN.
MADRID, juno l3

In the Cortes on Saturday, Gen. Prim
said the Government had sought Candi.
date for the Throne, but thus far in vain.
He felt confident, however, that within
tho next three months one would be
found. He did not mean AlfOnz0. lie
did not apprchend any disorders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-14

HouAcE GREELEr's health is improv-
Ing, and he will be at his post in a few
lays. He was removed, on Friday, from
the Hoffman House to his residence, at
ChAppanQuC
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"S WEHEEIING W. vA TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1870

was unwilling that the Government ofthe
United States should say to the Cubans,
" Lay down your arms"
SIr. SUMSER's motion was agreed to,
and the Senate took q recess.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June II.
FLouR-Activc: winter higher; western super
sos 81; No. l extra Is GAGS 30; do family S63
GG7 90.
-WhcAt--FIrm and unchanged. Corn
White 81 l1Gl ~; yellow s. o.. Oats-Gga &c.
PROvIHoNS-Mess POrk-Firm at $3i. Bacon
Firm; rib sides lTEc; shoulders lic; hams 2aD
@!%c. LArd-QuIct at l6&Gl7Xc.
WuIsXY-BGltCr with fair demand at 81 W
al OF.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw Y0RK, June IS.

has commenced 10 manifest itself In earnest, and
transactions in this branch OF huSine6sS are
mainly confined to small orders required for
urgent wants Prices are without important
change.
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lOWBVcF, IN PIIIBDuE.
Western Union Telegraph, 33lS; Adams Ex.
press, GSX; Wells, Fargo &lCO., l5lt; American,
ak; United States, AK; Pacific Mail, 44i;
New York Central. 99lS; do, scrip, s5k; Erie y;
Michigan Central, l25; Lake Shore. OSS; Illinois
Central, 1905; Pittsburgh, lO9K; Northwestern,
sth,; do. preferred, DOS; Rock Island 2lA St.
Paul, 67$: Wabash, SDSS; Port Wayne 06ii; Chi.
cago 4 Alton, llsH; Ohio / Mississippi, iOis: st.
Joe, ils; do, preferred, ll7H; Cleveland. COlum.
bus i Indiana Central, 30'i
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The Upton FiIIibustering Expedi-
NEW Y'oRK, June u.

NEW IUNhi JUIU IO'
The Worlds Havana correspondent
writes that tho fillibustcrs expedition by
the steamer George B. Upton, Is definitely
known to have successfully landed its pas.
sCngers, arms and ammunition. The state
mcnts made in the Captain Generals dis.
patch ofthc capture and destruction Of the
expedition arc pronounced exaggerated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-14
New York Money and Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Juno 10
Wall street Ia dull. ThCro Is report that the
new Peruvian loan OF $50 900 900 Is registered In
Paris At g.
MOSEY-EAsy at 415 per cent.
STRRLTRG-Dull at l09x6tl09H.
GOLD-LOwcr and dull; opened at ll3b; closed
at il9E6ll2H. Carrying rates ! per cent v
fiat. Clearanccs &C., 100000.
It's estimated that tho shipments tomorrow
will be $500 00O twothirds gold bars and the rest
silver coin.
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The Argentine Republic.

LISBON, June 10.
Advices from the Argentine Republic
by way Of Rio Dc Janeiro, announces the
defeat of the Insurgents in sharp battle
near the city Of MOntGvicdO.
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penaltics-iincs and Imprisonment.
SENATOR MoNRILI., of Maine, Chairman
of the Committee on Appropriations, and
Delegate Hooper, Of Utah, had an inter
view with Red Cloud Saturday evening,
during which the Indian ChiGi said there
would be no war if the whites waited for
the Sioux TO commence It. His people,
having no food, have TO hunt, and when
they did they we're told that they were of
their reservation and were shot ut. This
made trouble, and the Indians get the
blame, for they have no writers or pa
pers Mr.. Hooper told Red Cloud that
more than eighty thousand Momons
crossed the Sioux country in the last
twenty-five years, and they never lost a
life, m animal, or bale Of goods until
the railroad was built, since which they
lost some property on the train. Red
Cloud said he knew the MormOns; they
always talked straight and dealt fairly
with his people. . ST.. 5,.gIlf
A FIRE in tile basement Of the st. James
hotel at Washington City, Sunday, nearly
sulIocated several OF the inmates, Mrs.
Cragin, wife Of Senator Cragin, and infant,
were taken out the third story window
By members Of the hook and ladder com
pany, apd q young lady was rescued in an
insensible condition by q young man, who
ascended bv the stairway and bore her In
his arms down the ladder. The loss to
the building is light.
A VERY pronounced fish story comes
from Barry county, Michigan, where, We
arc told, q monster resembling snake is
residing in Harwood Lake. 1t is repre-
sented as being about twenty feet long,
and from five TO seven inches in diameter.
1t has been seen u number Of times, once
last summer, by Swcdc, who supposed it
to be the devil. The other day his snake
ship was seen again by boy, who was
fishing Mt the time, and had quite string
of fish living on the bank. The boy says
the snake came out ofthC water, and with
one gulp swallowed fish, string and all,
and then came for the boy, and he, not
particularly wishing for such an associate,
made tracks for u more cOngenial COM
panI0n It Is snid the teeth oftllis serpent
Is three or four inches long.
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usually carried on at church and charity
fairs on the same footing ns other lottery
gamblers. They are all liable TO heavy
penalties-fincs and Imprisonment.
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AT Springfield, Ill, lately, o young lady
died, and in accordance with her dy'
Ing request, the pall.bearers selected for
the sad and solemn service Of attending
tho remains to the last rcsting-plaCo were
six young ladies, robCd in white, friends
of the deceased in lite, who performed
the sad duties assigned them, even to that
of lowering the body into the grave, with
natural grace which was most beautiful,
becoming and appropriate. 70.
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The Weather Yesterday.

The NUta1 Union Telegraph Cos. BuI!Ctin.
WHEELING, Noon, June 10.
ClncInnau-ClcarIng up: wind 3. W.; ther. 60.
New YOrk-RaIuInG: wind 8. o.; ther. 90.
Washington Cloudy: wind g.; ther q.
Nashville-CoOl and hnzy; wind W.: ther. %.
Ohicaeo-RAlnlng; wind W.; Their 6.
St. LouIs-Clear; wind \. W.; ther. 6S.
Buffalo-Clcar; wind 4. W.; ther. u.
philadelphia Cloudy: wind y. W: thcr =.
Springfield, Mo.-Rainlng; wind n. c.; thcr. e.
A Bombay telegram says the cholera
which has been raging violently there
lately is now abating.
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IT WIS reserved for tho philOsophic
Sprguc, Of Rhode Island, to evolve ont
of his own moral consciousness the cause
Of tho slaughter in Roumanin, which
never occurred. This is the profound oh;
scrvation the Senator made: ~
In my opinion, M examination Of the
subject will result in establishing these
facts The Jews in this principality had
obtained possession Of the whole Of the
trade, II great portion OF the lands, and
about all the business connected with the
affairs of that people. There was then
exhibited on the ono side population
poor, without occupation or business, and
on the other side q rich, trading, monopo-
lizing class. II was that condition OF nj
lnirs that brought these Jews to the con.
ditiOn which Today the world is called
upon TO contemplate and 10 sorrow over.
There Is food ior reflection for lIs, Br,
President and Senators. in the condition
Of things occurring every day in this
country, while we are contemplating the
occurrence which have taken place in
Roumania.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-14

THERE Is great excitement at Flint,
Michigan, over the discovery that the salt
well sunk by Governor Crapo several
years since, and abandoned as bad spec
ulNtiOn, Is u tirst.class mineral well, pos
scssing magnetic PROPERTIES and curative
powers to greater degree than any well
yet discovered. The most obstinate cases
OF rheumatism Of long standing are real
tzing substantial benefit, and the sufferers
are sanguinc of complete cures. The
water, when drank, acts as a powerful di.
urctic. 1t is now free to every one, and
large numbers Of the citizens are using ii.
The well is 1,445 feet in dcpth-much
deeper than any other mineral well in the
State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-14

TIE fishing ut the islands near Detroit
Is very good, the bass md perch biting
eagerly. Summer visitors have begun 10
arrive, some Of whom have engaged rooms
for four months, The prospect Is promls.
ing of u good season ct Put.in-BAy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-14

TnE laws OF Indiana, backed up by .
decision Of the Supreme Court, place all
who participate in the species ofgambling
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Base Bali Matches.

CLEVELAND, o., June H.
The Forest City club, OF Cleveland,
beat the RockGortlS to-day, by n score OF
81 tol2. ...
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE CoNlP'Y
II OF WHEELING, '"
CAPITAL, S16O,ooo.


DIRECTORS: r'..t. .......
Samuel Mcclellan, George MendOl,
r. II. Logan. ThOG. P. ShAllcross
@. W. FranZhelm, ]. N. Vanee,
j. Il. Hobbs, Michael Reilly
Louis c. StIicl, .f..
This company now having been organized HVe
years, and In that time done q successful business
is still prepared TO take riakB At fair rates on
buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise, MAnuiaCtur.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
ClrgOes on tho Western Rivers aud LGkeS. This
company offers superior inducements TO Farm.
Crs, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or 8 yOArS 1t
reduced rates. This being 4 State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in the stAto; and
composed OF some nlnety.iour stockholders, most
Of whom are among our best business men, re-
Commcnds itself to the favorable consideration
Of the insurlng public, and sOcits thor patron
Age. Applications for OrlnSurRncs will b0 prompt
u attended to at their Otice, No. 90 Monroe St,
or At their several Agenccs throughout tho State.
SAM'l MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
c. NJ. COEN, Sec'y. ...
b. C. DICK Asst Sec'Y fpblp
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A DiabolicaI Attempt.

The Red Stockings beat the MutuaIs to-
(lAV. Score l6 tO3. ..T
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GuTASDOTTTE is threatened with a news.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-14

THE disappearance OF $4,000 from one
of the rooms of the Treasury Department,
Saturday, is a good deal OF puzzle to the
officers OF that Bureau. The money, ten
dollar notes, new issue Of grcenbacks, was
in two bundles, lying on large table with
other money, waiting to be rccounted,
preparatory to going into the vaults
About two o'clock three persons, friends
of the official in charge Of the room, came
in and were shown through by this official
With them entered two young men, sup.
posed at the moment to be oi the same
party, one Of whom nude some inquiry
Of the cOlored woman in charge of the
table. She answered his question and the
two ut once left, one Of them carrying his
hat under his arm. The theory Of the
Officials Is that the money went out In this
hut, or beneath the cont OF the man who
carried il, having been stolen by him
while Ills accOmpliCe stood talking with
the ColOrCd woman. The clerks and others
engaged were kept until near midnight
in tho search for the money, and detectives
have been at work in the case to-day.
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CURRENT NOTES.

CHARLES DICKENS resided at Gads Hill,
in Kent, about an hours ride by railway
from London, on the road TO the beautiful
old cathedral town of Canterbury, cele-
brRted for its historical associations, md
for being the metropolitan see of all Eng,
land. In Shakespcares time, Gad's Hill
was a notorious locality for robberics, and
the poet has immortalized the spot, in tho
First Part of King HenEyIV," (Act II
sec. q, by selecting itas the scene Of Sir
John FaistatFs discontinue at the hands
Of his boon companions, Prince Hal and
Poins, who, disguised as footpads, rob the
iat knight Of the thousand pounds he has
Just stolen from the travellers, A more
genial interest attachCs itselfto Gad's llillas
being the home of the novelist The house
is one of those comfortable, old fashioned
mansions, which seem 10 have taken root
nowhere but in the most picturesque parts
of rural England, and are the brlck'and-
mortar embodiment Of the idea Of home.
It is related, that when Mr. Dickens was
IL very young man, he nscd to walk by the
house and jcstingly remark, that he intend
cd to purchase the property some day,
little dreaming that before he had reach
ed his prime he would indeed be the oc.
cupunt and owner of Gad's Hill Place.
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DEABODY INSURANCE COMPLY,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA.

CAPITAL, $l26,OOO.
With tho privilege OF increasing the BAmO 10
10000 dollars.
DTRRCToRs:
William Bailey. Alonzo LorlnG.
Andrew J. PAnnell, james 7. Barnes,
Henry StAmm, Thomas Hughes.
A. ]. Cecil,
This Company having been fully organized, 10
now prepared to take Risks at fair rates on Build
ings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing
Establishments, Furniture Steamboats,, aud Car.
goes oil the Western Rivers and Lakes, also TO
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and StOres.
This Company being composed mostly Of our
leading, business men, recommends Itself to the
favorable consideration Of the lnSurIng public,
and EolicIts their patronage. Applications for In
Eurance will be promptly attended 10 At their
Office, BAlLEE'S BLOCK, No. I06 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't .
ALONZ0 LORlSG, Vice Pres'i.
N. c. ARTHUR, scc'y.
W. II. AGNEW, Asst SGcy. .u.
$. o. BURDATs, Solicitor. OcI6
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INSURANCE.
pIRE & MARINE INSURANCE co
Il OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1891.

81 .rN'H e. IS.
Takes risks At the lowest rates on BuildIngS Of
al kinds, Furniture and Merchandise, cad on
Goods In Transit, f "- 1870 100
DmEcroM:
ii 4iSmns %l;Gpi Pollock, yOSs ER; 4 S.so So'Ao'n'
John Murine, Alex Ropers,
E. ]. Stone, Vim. A. Wilson. 10" q
A. W. PAUL, b ..r..rr ...t...
next door to the MorchAntS' National Bank.
A. WILSON, PreS't.r,rr. rll.
JOHN REID, ST., Vice Prcs'L
T. q. McAFEE, Sec'y. '.'t jAnfO
TTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
I'D sURANCB co. OF WHEELING. = r
Capital, 500, 900.
DmECToRs: ..
yoBa %R ( (. fs%2:S99 so'EST9 % 4 69a.aa aaHaSi'D'
;S$ss: ;$Sss:IRR' Il Fs5S;Is.,. Ss{Ss5 John |, H'SS',
This Company having boon Fllly otHanIIed, IL
nov prepared TO take rssks upon -..
Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise, Mauumc.
turing Embellishments, Furniture and
Cargoes Of oil kinds on the
Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance will bo promptly ats
tended TO by tho Secretary.
ONCE at the National Savings Bank, No o.
wM. h. SIMPSON, Pres'L ..
WIN, 9. HANDLAN, Vlec Pres't
$. 7. ulLDRETH, Sec'y. #I
J, Il. MILLER, Asst S0c'y. Apfll
TNRANELIN INSURANCE COMPY
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A CASE ol purpura occurred lately ut
Bloomfield, Pa. A little daughter Of J.
r. Shuler was taken with bleeding ut tile
nose, and as ii was continued for some
time, a doctor was called in. Not appre-
hcnding cause for alarm, he was about to
assure the mother that tho hcmorrhage
would soon be stopped, when she called
his attention 10 dark red spots on the
chest and limbs of the child. He ut once
saw that it was u case OF that rare disease
known rs purpurn, and administered med
icinc promptly, but Of no avail other than
u stop the bleeding for q short time. 1t
appears that the blood sought escape from
its natural channels throughout her whole
system, and actually oOzcl out Of one OF
her eyes. lTcmorrliage from the stomach
was frequent, and purple spots showed
under the skin on all parts of
her body. Medical skill Availed not, and
the child died after two days illness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-14

\ YOUNG man named Reed, accidental
ly shot his mother last Monday, at Bolivar
Missouri. lie was Carelessly handling Il
pistol In the house. when it was accident
ally discharged, the ballpassing through a
thin board partition, and, hitting his moth
cr, who was in other room, passed clear
through her body, entering one side and
coming out of the other. After the dis
charge the young man hearing noise in
the other room, went Immediately in to
ascertain the cause, and found his mother
living OIL the floor, the blood gushing from
icr mouth. lie, Mt the time, supposed
she had been hit in the mouth, And leaving
her with other members Of the family, he
mounted his horse and went with all
speed to Halfway Tor physician, but
when they returned his mother was dead,
having never spoken u word after she was
shot. The grief Of the young man at the
loss OF his mother, and the part he bore
in her death, can be better imagined than
described
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Takes risks at the lowest rates On BuildlngS Of
all kinds, Furniture and Merchandise, Gad on
Goods In TnnBIt, Nj. "H- .'r 10
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VXTEsT VA. INSURANCE COMPLY

CAPITAL, 100000
Takes risks at the lowest rates on Buildings OF
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MerchAn.
disc and Goods In Transit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27
MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS.

Tsis celebrated tonic and stimulant will
restore the digestive organs to a perfectly
hcaathy state. 1t will thoroughly eradi.
cate all morbifc matter from the blood,
clenss the entire system, and produce the
most vigorous action of the human body.
1t Is the Great Blood Purifier and Infali.
bic Remedy for Dyspepsia, Cholera, Cramps
in the Stomach Headache resulting from
deranged stomach, and also that harrass-
ing disease, Sick Headache, Biliousness,
&c. The fact that in al parts of the land
the medical faculty prescribe MISllLER'S
HERB BlTTEllS for their patients who
are afflicted with these diseases, should
convince the mcse sceptical that this pro.
prietary compound is a medicine upon
which they can rely as absolutely efhca.
cious in curing such diseases as we have
enumerated above. Sold by all druggists
Price ole dollar per bott.e.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27
OFFICIAL DIZZINESS. |
Offis's ov "JosH BMLINGs FARMERS
ALLMANAX. for ISL"

ALLMANAX, for ISL"
III dear Editor:
Sum men are born CRATE, sum git graf Q
after they are born, sum- have grateness
hove upon them, and sum amt troubled
with ne ither.
But Uni dear phello9 the obJekt in writ,
ing this epistol il not this, b. 0 inform
you that i shall let loose about the middle
ov October, 1870 ",]Ss& Billings Farma's
Alma, &c for 1870"
No family who keeps@two hossSocrriage,
should be without this Mhnanax.
Az anshunt Enower, phull Of phaith, let
slip the pure and innocent duv frsm, his
Ark, 80 doth lie. slip this Almanax, ard
hope it wont come back. "a good house
wifes will find in this Allmanas, how to
train up their husbands in the WHY they
should go, and they wont depart from il,
and also how tew make alively slap.jax-
To 5he weary wanderer this Altman az
will be n glide board, showing the neare ST
cut to the next town, and to- the sorry, a
soda foCutain ov gimnastc delighS
This AllmanaK give the biography, ETH.
mology, syntaA and prosidy ov bugs, beasts
and little cod fishes, and tells US, with the
fondness ova step parent, the right to trade
opha dog.
In konklushun it gives mc.grato plez.
zure' tew remark
That kussid arc Holsters and milk for
supper, for they hav,no bowels ov mercy,
nor mercy for bowels.
With grato fe1iblity ov laaracter, am
your Timber friend,
JOSH Billings,
Allminacter.
7. S.--Tho AFlmanax is for sale at the
Post Office Book Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27

TEACHER WANrED.--A good male
School Teacher is wanted for School Dis
trict No 3, Diamond Grove. Term of five
months. Address or apply to Nicholas
Coad or Edward Ayre.
Oct. 10, 1870. 4l-tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27
CUT YOJR FL.7TLOW..
The Singer Sewing Machine,

This Machine will Hem, Fell, Tuck, Gather Brata
Enbroider, Cord, Bind Ruile, Seam, and Stitch
equal to any IN the market.
DO not be persuaded 10 purchase Sewing Machine
that uses a Croohed needle. The Singer is straight
needle Machine In Addison to the Singer, ai.o
deal In the GROVER II BAKER FLORENCE and
WlEELERS WILSON Sewing Machines, slbofwhlch
Twin sen eonsidefablc discount Om tie regular
prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27

GENTLEMEN, call on Gundelfnger
and see his fine stock of gloves, mttens,
underclothing, hats and caps, neck.ties.
and ready made clothing. If he can't suit
you no other dealer in the city need try.
Opposite the post office,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27

"DAILY PAPERS" furnished to regular
subscribers a5 $l.l0 per month. Tri-
weekly, Seni.weekly and Weehiies, fur.
nished at proportionate rates, te parties
living in adjoining towns, and forwarded
promptly by first mail.
=. LAWRENCE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27
LAMBS FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE.

THE Lamb kra.ting Machine Manufacturing Co., OF
.licopee Fails, Mass, now confidently offer II 10
the Public As the "PERfECT kNlTTERn Is
knits Bour entirely distinct webA
Whatever may be said % the contrary, Twill sell
Machines as cheap and on As good terms as any Zeal
er Ia the West. II fall 10 fhl agreements you
have sure redress, Warrant every Singer Machine
for five years. II II fails wtau that tre WAN fair
nsusse, | VIII make II good | am also agent for
Reapers, Mowers, Seeders, Threshlng Machines, and
all kinds Of Farming Implements.
~ ALEX. DAVIS, Mineral Point,
80 Town, County agents waited for
Z0OK & bRAYS FAMILY RECORD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27

THE Richardson boots and shoes
are daily becoming wider-known and more
highly appreciated. No ready-n.ade boots
equal tasm, and no custom work exceeds
them. 70 be had only at Teasdale's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27

FURs FUps FURs THE largest stock
in the city to be found at Deller's, consist
ing of Mink, Fitch, Squirrel, Attic Mink,
Lusters, River Mink, Black and Coney,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27

The latest arrivals-DAvEys new and
neat Jewelry sets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27

New styled Jewelry, at CAGrwRI5HTs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27

LAMPS, lamp burners, lamp chin
neys, lamp shades, lamp fixtures, wicks,
ETC., the finest assortment in the city, at
Vivian's Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-27

BLANKETS at Dellers, the most popular
brands of Eastern and home manufacture
white, blue and gray, at prices to CORES
pond with the times.