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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-31
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-07-31
TO SHIppERS OF FREFGHT.

This line offers superior inducements-the
rates being one-third lower TO and from Boston,
dering goods OF any description from the East
give directions to ship ola Baltimore g. Ohio
T. r., and in shipping East give same directions.
Frelghts shipped by this route will have des-
patoh, and be handled with care and save
shippers much money. j. l.. WILSON,
Master transportation, Baltimore.
G. r, BLANCHARD,
Gen. Freight Ag't, baltimore.
800 L. COLE,
y. B. JONES, Gen. Ticket Ag't Baltimore.
Gen. Pass. Ag't, Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

The stock market has been quiet to-day and
devoid OF special incidents yor,hy Of note. Opening
strong prices made steady though fractional advance
up To midday, whcn a reaction setting IN, quotations
fel OF about per cent all ronnd After the adjourn
inent Of the o'clock Boa,d, however. the market again
recovered and thereafter raed quiet and steady up to
the close Ecie was exceptionally srcng nearly
all day, and though destitute OF those fea
turcs which made the stock active yesterday
days closing prices but lost the days advance in the
flal transactions. nile the street accepts fayoraby
the present situation. and looks 20 not distant election
OF Board Of Directors by the Eve stockholders them
selves the wise heads TO think they would Ike 70
SEE an authoritative statement Of tLe financial condition
of The Company before investing all they have in Erie
Pacific Nail Was active and strong from the favorable re
ucrt of the Postal Committee on thc subsidy anG
on favorable indications from Albany in regard to the '
authorizing reduction Of the capital to slOOo00O. Tie
stock opened at G}, ard a'er selling at g. closed at ct
There was fair movement in Northwestern Common,
C. G. and l. c., and western UAon Telegraph. Boston,
Hartford, ani Erie sold at i5 Panama. AT u dS; Cm
cago and Alton. ll7s allf9 and Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company at Ig! aIl9S. Delaware, lAckaSanh'
aud Western rose O, from 1913. In the miscellaneous
list, Canton was quiet willie the quicksilver steessSe'
active and rmer Express stocks were ia good demano
Wells Fargo Co. rising TO 75 American To "a, u s'w
7St and Al lms to 94a Coal stocks frn. On 'he
whole all the markets have been dull, and worthy OF
scarcely more than passing notice. The ioIo"ns
table shows the opening, highest, lowest ana sOs"s
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
Conn gslano Real ossiatc for Sale.

4 Il JAMAICA, l.. IA neat two-story and
4 attic HOUSE l. rooms large lot. eash and iaoease
4G2o1 Apply {" @. g. BtNNET, rines.
E9EMEMBER thar the GREAT SALE of
AS Capt BOl NIYS P"nPfRTY hes uacc THIS DAY, or
At ll5n the ofc" oil josiah 81 Nhney
WICK Long thn! CRY, A''4 re iot a. Pcslp NJ -
1850 y Ococt aDl son hug
gain has &c Of oe Of JEHE. JOHNSON r % Mas ~. y.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
Nen publications.
yg'HF TRIBUNE ALMANAC
ANp
POLITICAL. REGISTER
FOR 1872.
FOURTH EDITION now READY.
Nem lJnblitaiions.

II sltoa of Almanac
q. kg..i.- roa..-.i sri .eiisi.i information;
LAWS ANp JOINT RCfULUTIONS PASSED DURING TIE
Tl!lRb hh>,i0S OF TGL Kiln CONGRESS.
PRO, : TAIiOSS OS NEUTRALITY AND FENIaSISM
ACT H,tucsiNG TIL FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
TIN 1KEATt WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRrENnACKS OUTSTASDfSG FgOH l562 70 s7t
RECEIPTS A,D uISBCRSFNENGS or 1lI1 e.. FOR i3;l
hIyEKn 0t Fo>TOIIICEs ~ 100 ASD ',il.
I3fG.I- ASi THEIR COST
PCClJ' DtBI OF IliE UNITED STATES
POPULATION a. STATE, ~ COUNTIES feou S;c 70 1910
TOPl Lt.I0N or THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THEC.S
POPJiAIICN of IfL T. s. hNp E3IuI oElfS E@TO no
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - C8BlSEy - sCPREaB
COUKT-MiSi>IEgsT To FORIIGE 1OUtTS.
FOaIi->hC ONb CONGEESs-PoLlIIC ALLY CLASSIFIED
ComNirIEBS or TIlE XLlIp CONGRESS
STATES or rlH UNION POPULATION, CAPITALS COY.
RaNuR, CONGRESSIONAL APPORTlONdEST
HjT'TfoS FgTU&Ns CiFEFULlY PREPARED OF zLRC.
TiOSN iIIU IS ioI CONrAGED WIrH FORMER YEARS.
HON - 4, q iEc It,Lt 70 GOvLENNEYT LAND. 1c &c
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
REAL ESTATE.
yrw.YouK. Wednesday, March IL, 1917.

n.
Tho attendance at the Exchange to-day was
fair but the sales unmportant aud without pupuc
interest Joseph Mcclure sold. by order OF the supreme
Court under direction of James II. Coleman referee
two lots on Avenue A. between Northumberland twenty
first and ORc-hundredandtwenty-s NUN
n Camp sold, by order OF the Supreme Court, unueI W
rec,ion OF john W. Weed. referee, lot ON fon'h s' Vi
F1fty.nrStst near Firsavc. A. Jenney offered prop
crtY on West Eleventh and West Eiiteenthsts' pt nv
sales were made. NJ \. j. Lynch offered mouse anu io
No los Fast but Withdrew the same after
receiving bids to the amount of $1,000 For tOlhorIoW
number of sales announced and there Is prospect
OF an active day.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESIAIE'
HUGH " CANr 49,. ..o.,
story frame house Js y lsaye lot 2O1l' tlo
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE.
lots with frame buildings thereon Ave ~ 3@J i" N,
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
The days tfausaCtiohs ~ wv ~'~'

Extra mails for Europe, to'ih'rr'", ,,-.h.o,. rs.
phalia, will close at l2iS p hi' "' Wv
change. Nos 80 and 81 Pine-st cent in
Exceptionally, money has lent as rsa 's ~, '.as.r ~
with ,sa per cent bonus paid to 'bs isn'''
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
Plot ground fronting Huntington and Cntons hayng -
untir son-i 9O6 on oin'on rHi 10 n on h'mi-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
Drooklnn Real Ceinic for Sale.

ETOR SALE and TO LET-DcSirablc brown
lrca and frame HOUSES u that cay the
clity OF DI Duryea,, ScuMeEs al CAROLS clrrclca.
j. Il. POWELL, % Pne-s:. ". Y.
TTOR SALE-JG Bcdford-avc, near the foun-
N handsome r~es'ory Ol ~ excellent
ton terms easy. EULAND " HITTING, Btekman-tL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
miscellaneous.

EMBOSSlNG PRESS suitable for BO0bbind-
2 III WANItD ae size name Of maker snd price for cash. Al
Hea boohStLLtR, y. o. box 2G1, Philadelphia Pa.
IbLASTER CENTER PIECES, BRACKETS
- riDhSIALs elegant designs, largest in
r " lnc"s Carefully packed and cent 10 All Of the
Souni2. J. HAND l.ljO Broadway corner Thrg thnist.
SANE YOUR NEWSPAPERS, and send to
pT,tR w. oUnLLNs No. 20 spuees. who pays the HIGHEST
r n lOI oa hew'l-pefs Pamphlets, Books, 6c
v'IIE celebrated ROYAL FAMILY NEDT-
y" hheuhkusm Chest diseases and all impurities OF the
SUI sncv postfee receipt Of 5 each by W. JOB
- ! .1I.hS surgeon TO Her Majesty GJ ChnOn-plsce.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
Gonses dn0 &arms Wnnte0.

WANTED TO PURCIIASE-One or two
W tiOEH' adjoining. either Pine Cc.ar. Lirryst., be-
tween Bsdwa, and Nl5SAn-ss Answer T. .. Box No. 2)3
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
Situations r0antco-- Glaies.
Eelp Wanie3.

Eelp Wanlco.
AGENTS WANTED-To canvass the State
o; Newiork viz new novel u-eia a1d pf'''e aree ta
sells az sight Apply jJt Broadway. Room Il, lelt.
J. T. LINSEY, General Aeen.
pOOK SALESMAN WANTED-One who
knows Trade in different parts the country Address
reference ud expected r o Box . f4depha Pa
kAANTED-A VENEER SAWIER.--One
w his hear Of good situation either
stipulated price for portion Of The p0ts Address
RAJ CONNLLL. Champion Saw uill Louisville ~.
{TANTED--An American OFFlCE-BOl.
w 4. J. BltKNEaL 81 Go, y WIrer.sf
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
; Of active stocks sold to-day:

The gold market has been almost "n',V 10
ia, ,boucb on two occasions the gold dial chahseD ~
no The carving rates were g. T. 81, gold, T. anu
rer cent The Assistant Treasurer dsbursed III o'e
interest ses ooo total OF s2l,e2soO and redesns" ' ~,
called bonds, making the total OF all the series
The days business ut the Gold Exchange b'nA
foows: Gold cleared, s2Oa9co Gold balances "'rs.
p7I: Currency balances, s2oaS,SGo. The iop'"H.
,la
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
Real estate to G;xc.laroc.

WANTED to EXCHANGE-A PROPERTY
w IN Nor1 y j. rcsl, worth price r6O for propcr, Plain
field, " j.. Faal in ydm o equal N9ie less. Bs
change 1000 cash. bauor morgsge Aus G. :. C.. BOX 93
PostJHct, N.a York
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
A GREAT OFFER :.
Gitn1tioue Uarteo--Gcmalc

NOOD English, Irish, Scotch, American, and
~ German Female SERVANTS al No III NoTos-s between iS.
lDg and Stanon-Sts, by Mrs HILD
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

[,AHAP FhRMS! IaHs HI=Ia55!
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,

AHl grant of 1900 o0g acrs Of the hes, Farming aud sim
LAM. %
3GOO OJ0 10 Shr.ss, the Platte Valley, the
Camden of tie Wet nDv ioI tal,
Vh,s Ia' tLr central portion " e United stats on the
3lu,-tc North Latitude Temperate
oi tie hmcrcaa grain growing raising
tlr United
CHEAPER ~ PRICE favorable gwen nose
veueni to Bet than hr ,uui else
fRIL HOSiESI EAB> FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS
The he locations FOR cooits Soldiers Homestead
100 Aces. Free pss~s D Purchasers of Land.
N'n ir TIE descriptive pamphlet Nih MAPS rnbsh,d
InBil Grrnan swedish and Dui,h. ma e free a,,,
Addoss -. f. DAVIS.
Land Comm .siorrr. Z. r. r. II. Co.. d. aIa. Neh.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14
Coan!rn Real @otlle tor Sale.

-
IT SUFFERN, on the Erie RdilrOad--A sub
,ts large DWELLING sui 10 aces hns fruit and siae barn
ai cenfse house, Tita rs m land as Imrd a suitable fr
sldyio 200 uiry plot. tuc -strIo1er N" will
SELL or EXCHANGE or Nca-iolk pro ertT. Ap;!y 10
A FINE PROPERTY at NcWbUrgh, on the
Z Ius"n FAltM =. miles Aewblrgi, for SALE EA
CilAEGh ior property G T,"-Jerey. . . go
A COUNTRY HOMES-Nery desirable,
~. ea, accessible For SALE easy tGnsi $3.50, Pi,J1,
ss21 5. T GOODlSG 2'5 Goaiway.
1 FINE TRUCK FARM, near n. Y; 81 acres.
1 For SALE oa elsy tcrls. F. GoOrlNG2 20 brsial-.
EOR SALE-At BRlDGEPORT. Conn, de-
H2htfpl residence fronting Sonri and SEASIDE PARK ai
joining the ic,ltf grounds u T. Paraun IT. tou
: Gntlc It hy t oy three years hs The mol i'm
poVeleu AMI sold only because building arer
on Price. 1000. Cottage nj hor-
hood Dr se,cg Louul dollars le. in rc CHARLES bro TIl.
WELL, Bridgeport or ). H. HcRD so Broplrly
ENOR SALE-At Cold Spring, on the hudson
River gntean'- COUNTRY SEAT, consisting aiooi
Of ald with he frame house therol 5xi3 with moicr I'M
r ale y o'er q e aeodtors Of an estate Apply to MrLthR
ETOR SALE-At P0ughkccpsic, a beautiful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE; about two of nd. house,
ab nisuce at ce mW mW house almost gas AM 1taos Appj 20
DAVID ). BROWN 10 trcAelF y !.
FOR SALE or to RENr--A splendid RiSI-
BENCE with all mneru conyeuences #
heh gr'ull, min4r walk depot. Appy Il. VIII
son, Room Y, ToEr HAL, rtamfopl Coma.
EOR SALE-CHEAP HOMES in Shenandoah
Valley Send stamp of cfcn To j. H. Bbl,FOk hidaourg,
West Virginia.
lIOR SALE--At Strattoid, Conn, 4 handsome
COUNTRY SEAT, with I'VE acres RCLAND WHITING, ;
Beesnanst.
ENWICH-AtnacfiVe RESIDENCE for
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

o" ~ ~ III . 80 777l7' " ~ I''' -
G!UPREME COURT SALE--tN PARTITION
- OF VALUABLE BROADWAY lhOPLKl1.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE. AuciloEer
VII SELL AUCTION WEDNESDAY, Narh r. l31,, at y
O'Clock tie EXCHANGE SAhENtOOM No III DgoaIFag,
I.-rr direction of Graft Haihll Referee,
Tie variable xoy and cellar Bi'K 81 lLDNG. No IA Broad
way, N.culu bulrg covering the lot. This Is the
the cry OF Ses ioa. Rental OF prHisc- about
S-tdOi per Maps, with full Iiculrs a tle Auctonee,
Ohce. Nc. - t",la.-st, corner Broadway
~ DlNGEE x Co.. Auctionecrs, viii SELL
bDo Tlc The ENchane" Sgsrcom I Hrouwa Cy
Of New-Yora. THUr DAY. March "a ail - ocnck noon,
No. ;l:S -. MA AEh'S.rLttE.
Terms 4 be from III.
$. DlNGEE CO., Auc lon2-r,. ~ Celsr-st. NeSiork
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

ADRIAN H. hr Auct.oneer
EXECUTORS SALE of HOUSE and FOUR
lI LOTS n W. Of Fst oud Fig fy-iourh-s,
ADRIAN H. IUI kR. T. r. WILKINS Co.. will sell auction
Th RsDAY March H. at Y O'Clock at The Exchange SlesoOm, III
BnaiWay. o., Of Executors:
FIRoTAvh.The four together with
House
fou1 The lbcefr,
and n.ed 10 with brick Lot, each ?'tlEioO feet tS,sd)
EXEC( TORS SALE.-EState of JOSEPH NJ.
IA THOMAS deceased COTTAGE, cape May. y VIA be s0d
Iubc TUESDAY, 23l Apl The PLladelpha
change Cottage stable cochhoue
large lot, containing about $1,000 square feet Laaete Cape
Island S"slcssey. IL ho1t 2j Yards Of railroad depot
scc . b the late Jos " Thomas. he best location
the niu private cottage. 81. THOMAS SONS, Anconcers
l}l an lli Sul rourth-st. Philadelphia.
MILK fAEM at AUCTION.
w o. tac pr misses al | =. ~. Mayca - l2;2,
Tic piogeg o tie ems of the ao AR'ltBALD STARS.
containing ~ of hand.
q cows horses all hl. il-nelts, 10 the Of
sOLTHEAST PUTNAM Co.. " T..
\ miles D,ters Station tie HliLi Railroad Ji miles
norm 0i ] fefseE q, .on.
h III, purar money remain bond ant
gage
For partic.''r- splg 70
4. l. UAyILAND. P,tt,r.oa. Pat--'n Co.. T. o. to
New-York tribune., 1872-03-14

LXECUTOR's SALE-The splendid PROP
~ BhTY Of the late T. ~ Alexander Brosdt Newark
soh Saagn of. bargain 10 81 immediate purchaser Apply
u ]. -' -'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

lurrER and eggs taken at the highest
cash price, in exchange Tor goods al the
lowest cash price by Ii. T. Osborne.
Fox the latest style collars and neck
ties, 20 to pcllers.
bm.LEH's stock Of seasonable goods il
not eAcellcd by any in the West and bis
prices are little below the lowest
ErEsIGar is great boon to possess
and greater to lose Cartwright can
suit any ewes with spectactes, aud guar~
an'ees satisfaction in every case.
By selling only the best goods, and
keeping his prices down to the lowest
possible notch, Ieasdac has secured n
good run of trade. He proposes to con-
tlnue the same practice Il will pay to
see him before purchasing groceries,
boots and shoes, Ne.
lF there is anything YOU want in tho
way Of dress goods, you had better call
at DelIers before purchasing
THE winter is now about half over ard
II, Joseph viii sell winter clothing u
little cheaper on that account We
recommend farmers and others in want
OF good coat, pants, vest noolien shirts
nr other articles Of clothing 10 see
Joseph stoch and ascertain his lrices
CHICKENS, Turkeys, Geese, sc. taken
ut III. /, oshorues at the fuil market
value, and dry goods, groceries, croekery.
boots and shoes, bats and caps, etc sold
Tor the lowest Ewing Figures.
lr seems hardly necessary FOR Us to
again tell our readers hat Jacka 4 iiol-
man are The ton crlspin~' OF Mineral
Font They tnke special puns to keep
up with the Iashions and guarantee a
perfect tit to every customer
HELLER has announced in these COLI
umns rat his business Tor 1871 was bet,
ter thnn Tor 1870, and now is determined
to make IT larger in seyenty-two than ever
before. He proposes to do this by keep
lng as heretofore "A liue SO and selling
| at the lowest possible figures,
AnoNG the many nice things Mt the p.
y. Book store, is noticeable the beautiful
new style picture frames recently re-
cetyed For portraits they are specially
appropriate.
CARTWRIGHT is sole nrcnt in this city
for the patent Terry Clocks, warranted
to be the best time keepers in the market.
All sizes. See them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

Tue County Legislature has hai special
session at Dodgeyilie this week the meeting
was to consider the proposition otcertain bond
holders to sell the county their claims for 30
per cent OF their face
?. S,--Siuce the above was put in type We
have received the official report Of the action
OF the Board ut its session above noticed,
which report will be found in this paper. Tn.
doubtedly the Board has done the very best
thing possible under the circumstances aud
we are sanguino that the purchase of this
batch Of bond, at 50 cents, Will finally lead o
settlement of the entire lot on similar terms.
The people of Iowa County ought to feel
easier than for many years, and We are hope
tul that before the last installment on the
bonds IS paid we shall be actually richer, by
enhanced value OF property, than We are to
,iay
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

MR, EDITOR II beg space enough in youf
next issue to say to the cXso.digrs OF Iowa
county that there has been sent to each of the
persons named below, an important petition TO
Congress, in regard to deductn- time OF ser.
vice in the army out Of the ayeyears required
under the Homestead Act to settle on land
before the title passes to the settler. Let
every honorbly discharged soldier no matter
what command formerly, sign this petition, If
not for his own for the benefit of those com
radcs who wish to settle ON the public domain,
JoHN T. JONES.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

EVERYTHING calculated to make the annual
Masquerade Ball, to be given by the llar-
mon Society Feb. lst, one Of the most at.
traedve and pleasant aaairs ever known in
Mineral Point, is being done. The managers
understand how to do things OF this kind, and
are bringing all their understanding into play
about this time. The costumes viii be gor
deous, the music excellent, the com pany Sc.
lcct, and the refreshments Of the most tempt
ing kind. Tickets, 81 each for sale At
Meyer's tobacco store and Gunaelhnger's
clothing store See advertisement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25
New Series, Volume HI, No. %.

Ir would give Us pleasure to hear from the
people their opinions relative 10 railroad bonds
2Ntention, &e., and in fact on any other sab
ieet touching the Interests of 1wa County. or
any part oft, Communication received wjl
be cheerfully published Don't be afraid 10
write, hut pitch right in, and if any correcting
or Perteetng Is necessary, we will gladly do it
to the best Of our ability and present your
views to our readers In the best shape possible
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

of Sylvester sold to lothian Chadwick, Of
Juda, twelve hogs. Their total weight was
6 $50 pounds, their average being 5l9t
pounds, for which he received $40 per
hundred, live weight making she nice lit,
tie sum OF s255. Is
The Prairie du CHEN Ui,ioa SAYS pork is
now coming into market in large quanti.
ties. Notwithstanding the low price paid
this season, there seems to be more than
the usual quantity offered for sale on the
streets
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

TIE Milwaukee News, (Which we don't
recognize Is ~ c.t authority,) 4nys that the
amcndmcu o. Jhe constitution voted upon
and carried hy the people Of Wisconsin last
fall, preclGdes tie Legislature from extending
the time of collecting the taxes i9 the coun.
ties, If there is any truth In this the people
Of Iowa County want to know il without
delay, as many them are def'rring the pay
ment Of their taxes with The expectation that
the time viii be eStndcd thirty days,or until
the first Of March
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

THE Committee appointed by the meeting
held at DodgevIle last week, met in this city
on Mondsy, Their action, We understand,
to compromise all the bonds they can at 30
cents on the dollar, independent of any rail
road extension. 70 consider the matter Of
r. K. extension the committee will meet again
to-day, when Mr. 6. W. Cobb will be present
and It j. hoped preliminary arrangements VIII
be then made which viii lead to an early com
mcnccmcnt Of the extension
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

WITH genuine regret we invite attention 70
which shows he i about 70 pail up stakes and
mnigrate from Mineral Point Henry has the
esteem Of The people Of Mineral Point d a
worthy man and an en.crpri.lng citizen, and
we hop" be may do well wherever fortune
may take iim Fora few days le says he
will sell clothing &a., 1t actual cost and We
hayc 70 Doubt Ac vii h- rnud & III Wbil
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25
G.. 4. TsNs7:.TEs.

EASHI0NABLE BaRGEE AND HAI8DRESsEE.
L Sh9@pooug dome short noticr. Hair and
Mtskrrs dl cd when desired Particular aueHtion
given 10 curuug, dressing and cutting Ladies' ana
ktdrrH's h.,ir. Tuuarath's GULDA AFTER for re-
moving bauarau, lr geutiuE hat lrau failing cur aud
rv.ttgt. ultara. Cuiog, applied COX customer, when
desired. amt sold ia bulU4s. Opposite schneider
ger, Baut aud Shoe Store, High street, Niueral
Point Nls. VDIEyLN-up4t-ly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25
M n II IL l. h j !.

BOEEE- -kINSMAN. In this city, on the
lStn inst, hy Philip Alleu. Mr Nelson l..
Bovee and Miss Martha j. Kln.man both
oi Linden.
WEBSTER -FULTON.--By Rev r, Il. Knoy,
on the llth inst, at the residence of the
bride. father, Mr. Il. Webster, If Ogden,
Iowa, and Ms. Louisa y. Fulton, Of Belmont
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25
Gao, a, ygglsgssss, ns. d..

DuYoICIAS, NtCbUl HER AND SURGEON, Of
l irr. his services to his old friends and the com
ulunily general !. uiice ia GRADER hle's block
csrasf .u-u aud Chestnut streets. Residence near
Nm LANIOS's, Suu,h side city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

tY" me Trst p.t9e oft8e Tribune tcW he dsc9te1
70 Laedi a1ttrtv. Far advertisements, (erespt
professional c,fr6s.l inserted eR Mis page, le,
stali cIsayge fftg per csat. adotnce 0rdi3arG
,dtss. No htrge exits" tetA be dit0lcsd on TIL,
pHye dtag5 rites.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25
g.. II. WEBER,,

TTORNEY AND CUUNsELLukATL LAW. Office
"A iu has; Fryul tursl door, ol the City Hail.
Mineral Point, " Gstuusiu, NAl-43
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

SURGEON, DENTIST AND lHIR0pODlST,
I,Iyrs special attention to Obstetrics and ali
" fcm4ie Complaints HAS practiced IN the ciiles
oi Befuu, brutoH and Paris Dptomus may he ts-
SPECIFIED ds uitev ia tnvra Point, opposite Nray :
bakery .sl.4 street. speaks English, French anJ
st.rLn.u. NuLNALN-no+ l-Iy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-01-25

PRorRACrEp meetings are still held i'll the
Methodist Episcopal Church; with what sue
cess We are pot informed.