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PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations


The following securities were sold to-day at auction -
100 shares Pennsylvania Coal Company 276 AZ shares
Mutual benefit Ice Company, 10; 20 shares Firemen's
Fund Insurance Company 90 $40, 600 Belleville and
Southern illinois Railroad first mortgage eights, 92z
GO shares FiremeL's Insurance Company, 134L; 40
shares Eleventh Ward Bank, SO; shares Mechanics
and Traders National Bank 100; 20 shares Manhattan
Gaslght Company, 270; 10 shares Williamsburg City
Fire Insurance Company, lsl a 1874; 10 shares Com
mercial Fire Insurance Company, l7lK; 10 shares
Sterling Fire Insurance Company, 112h.
THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD
Washington special says that the Pacific Railroad
Committee failed to reach vote the Texas Pacific
The friends Of the road asked for further postpone
ment which is regarded here indication OF Their
inability carry the Another meeting the
committee will be held next Wednesday.
ITEMS.
The speculative directors Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company express themselves very freely upon
the subject OF the reduction OF by the At
lantic and Pacific Company They say that they pro-
pose to make nal settlement now, and II neces-
sary TO accomplish it, suggest that the Western Union
shall for period take all business offered for the CON-
petng points merely nominal rates. As the result
OF this anticipated reduction, well informed parties
day were freely making predictions that before the
test is ended Western Union will be several points
below the present figures.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
wILnINarox. n. G. Fe

WILMNGT0N. n. G.. Feb %, 1919
Spirits turpentne srm At s2e. Rosin hrm 81 40
strained Tar steady at 81 90
Flour unchanged; safes 100 bbs Wheat steady saes
81 49, white do. az a 45 No white Michi-
held at ~ 80, extra do at " IS. Corn quet
Western mixed 15c Barley quiet; No. Bay held ~ 10
No Canada az 81 % ami so. do. AZ 81 az 81 ~ Germ
meal-Sa6 Tor b0lted and t25 for unbotod Mil feed
shorts SIT SIS; shpstun $40 f2O aud mddlngs, $40
BurvAto Feb a. 1870.
RscsiDtsPour eeoo bbls wheat "a 900 bushels corn.
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Included in the above are,-Deiivered ON contract
40 For iuturs delivery the sales were tot
lows Monday. after two r. N.-March, 500 bales at
IL u 2c April. 20 II 81 32c May 400 10 l6c.
100 At 72c june 900 rs i5 32c 100 AZ ls1c July.
Fsbraary, 2Oo a. l21se 40 a. y iy2e 10 ati29 9i6c
March 20tD 1D32c. 800 at l21sc. lUU II y2c.
stsD AZ Use 40 ~ i952e SD ~ II i6c. SUO
u i732c April i.yOq At l3 22c 1Q a. i21<c. $500 At
1. 30 ic f) a, IKE. 20O II 202c. 100 i21<c,
1900 y 2es2e 90 Z. " 2yo a. y 29s2c 800
NJ f2sc ~ 2732c no at " 1870 MAY. 400
IL 5slc l3he. 400 At 70 532c. 40 At i3sc 2uO
at IS 531c 100 al is Size. 800 At rs 53se. 5f0O
i:ti-r 60 Al IL 3i2c; June, 10 - l351c 4uD
ice 1000 At i3 i382e iOOa i3 7Ige. = l3sse
Jalx i0OO at l3Ac, luO 10 21-32c., 600 Al
Is io.s1c 100 al i31sc.; August. 100 AZ l3Ac.
Total, $500 bales brand Total. p.7OO bales.
The eceIuts follows hlveston, Js7
baiess Orleans. p zs2; mobile 95 savannah, ssl
York 7u Boston, i5; Phadslphia 232. Total. 1880
bales This day last week. IV4ii bales rhls day last
,f5 bales Total September l. 3369. 40 bales
Cotton closed follows TO avfe, BY steam, Ac
eomprss.sd 10 hanbnIg by steam. Ne. eomprea.ed 70
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the corresponding period in 1875 and se,45ssOo in
1874 The total exports OF produce since January l.
this year. were $s 59l 32 against ssS S92 o6 for the
corresponding period in 1875 and s4s 6SS in 1874
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
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BUSINESS oPpoRTUNITIEs.


THE ADyERrlsER DESIRES TO ASSOCIATE WITH
himself an active person sith influence introduce 90
capitalists artificial stone which has been manufactured
for several years large number OF buildings be sh0wn
the process is entirely different from any other
nounced by scientists to be the only artificial tone
the fullest Investigation desired but Of In
hnenee treated with. Address H. b. FITCH Elmra, n r.
lITANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF
w influence and position who control large amounts
tai required. Address ACTIVE, Herald Office
VNyANTED-ANY KIND OF PAYING BUSINESS FOR
w improved unimproved Real Estate.
JORALEMON, Store Broker. ,267 Broadway.
W ANTED-A YOUNG MAN. WITH A SMALL CASH
w capital; good salary permanent; money secured No.
. Broadway, room H.
IlrANTED-A PARTY WITH A CASH CAPITAL or
w 5000 purchase onehah interest OF good paying
cash and credit business that will yield profit doubt
Of $4,000 this year. 1876 Address CERTAINTY. Herald
Uptown Branch office.
NVANTED-A MAN, WITH $500 TO TAKE CHARGE
w OF Office; interest allowed salary $40 week;
commission allowed outside orders Address, with refer
ences. COAL CO. box il5 Herald Office.
GSO0 wANTED-IN BUSINESS THAT WILL
pCOO realize 5000 hrs year. without risk 20 Broad
way, room 81.
GS O00 oAsH-AN ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED
IN an established business. now paying hand
soney ana can be largely increased Particular at inter-
view' Tor which address MANHATTAN. Herald Office
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP FORMERLY EXISTING uN.
i der the Arm Of Polha aus Paul dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th Of January, 1915
JOHN W. PAUL
Mr. John Kaltenbsck ofNo Baxter ST., is authorized
10 collect outstanding accounts and receipt for the
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned, under the hrm OF Herts Co..
hereby dissolved by mutual by the withdrawal OF
Mr. John H. Horsa The firm will be continued
and style by the remaining partners who are
alone authorized 10 sign in liquidation.
Dated New York. Feb %. 1876.
HENRY b. HERTs
ISAAC H. HERTS.
BENJAMIN H. HERTS.
JOHN ii. HORSFALL.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. Feb. 23. 1875.
Printing cloths quotaby changed but shade
hrmer with inquiry, the principal sales being the
basis Of 41Sc for best 6ix04.
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

Rio JASEiRo, Feb 81 1876.
The coffee market quiet and unchanged Good hrsts
still quoted at 56Ua $50 res per ten kilogrammes Ex
change London, 25S.
AZ Santos cufse Is unchanged Prices of superior
maintained az 500 1850 reis per ten kilogrammes.
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A UGUST BELMONT 4 CO.
~ Bankers. 10 aud II Nassau st.,
Issue Travellers Credits available In all Of the world
through the
Messrs. DE RoTHSCHILD
and their correspondents
Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers Of
None IN Cali ifOrnia nd
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EUROPEAN MARKET
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKRr.-LosDoS, Feb 23-Evening :
Spirits OF turpentine, 24s I'd Linseed OIL 23s 3D.
2Ss. Sd. per
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$1,000 s.ao e,e7. i2a% $1,000 sat- 81. ll'

$1,000 Bur,C r 4 VI 1st
900 l. 4 w B con-.
1UUO Am DIX 4 Imp T's
3lssb Ma SP LIST. LaCd
1000 N & \ P.I&M. be
100 NJ K 5 p 7's.gold
2O0J Chi 4 N W con.
300 North Mo LIST. e.
2OOO & 4 LIST. T. A . br
1900 I'm Pac RR lst..
500 TN fac : fund. a..
20UO o 4 NJ con s f.bc
100 Pac of Mo ist....
1000 r. a D Ist.c
1000 q p 4 Ash, old.
1U0p Clev 4 Z con = I.
1000 Tol 4 Wab I'd. -.
1900 l. A N con. 'YS..
10 % Is, II 4 K LIST. -.
5000 lIar lst, rs, c. be
SUOO II a 5 Jo S's. be
o shs ID L II Can. b G
100 Canton 90. -. BIC
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wrpxrspAr reh "a 1910
% G. c 4 I c RR

lO:lj AND ll:3O A. N.
1881 $1,000 U S 5-20.r r,'67. i22,<
l23ss yDOOO Y ; So, lU-fO. e.. liS,4
l23As IvUo0 Z ) 5-s0. G. 'os.. lisa
lls leOOO do............ l2J&
1874 loo L : 5-20. =. '6s.. l23,s
ll9I SOD do. l2f
lz23s 400 y 5 "a, z. ST.. lI9
i22.s 7UU0 Y > 5's. c, ST.. iIe
Ix2ss 80 90 do. ........... iIsX
l-2h 100 L ; 0's. cur.... l2S
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Feb. 23 1876.
Spanish gold 210 2ll Exchange In fair demand: on
the United States sixty days l0 10 discount;
sixty gold, y ~ premium: short sight, gold, 80
4premium; on Paris, Ia 2 premium.
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Offering privileges their active stock market very
low rates contracts issued month costing $50 and
upward worth stocks from five times
the cost Amy stock at the Exchange bought sold
margin Of dive per cent.
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Tho Assistant Ireasurer pald out To-day SII3UUO gOu
on account of and sI75 900 redemption OF
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' A YOUNG MAN WHO
CAN WATT.

NBw YORK, Juno TO- 1915
To THE EpIroR OF THE HERALD
The members OF tho ESQ., acdn Reform Club Tor
at least those who like myself induced to become
such by dcccption), tito their sefrespect to
tender their designations by public notice the
the schemlng managers Of the club have at
tempted give character and prestige by tho frequent
publication OF the names OF various members
The club from the start organized by interested
friends Of Mr. Brlstow, which apparent to every
one The election Of their candidate for the Presidency
OF tho United States would DO unfortunate for tho
nation, as was that of Andrew johnson for the Vice
Presidency. The country not vet prepared to place
Southern man at the head Of the government. When
oil the good men OF the North out II may DO we'll
to do SO, but at this time 1t is q dangerous expen
mont TO try. II to be hoped, therefore, all true
Of their country and patriotic men will think
twice before casting their votes and using their in
huence In that direction
Mr. Bristow is still young man and will keep for
the future whom doubtless, his character and reputa
ton will become better known and established Re-
spcctfully AN EX-MEMBER
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STARTLING PROGRAMME-PER-
HAPS GRANT.

NEW lOkh, JuHo AZ, loau
To TIE EDITOR THE HERALD
Blame Conkling, Washburne, Brisiow, Evarts,
Morton, Hayes, Morgan, Wheeler, Adams. Harfranft
Jewell and other avoritc sons VIII next Wednesday,
be nominated Tor tho Presidency at tho Republican
National Convention 10 be held at Cincinnati.
After three four ballots the candidates VIII resolve
themselves down TO Blame, Conkng, Brstow and
washburnc-each having about equal share OF
tho votes OF the Convention and enough followers TO
keep up hope, but not TO succeed.
The Convention seeing the imposs!bity OF making
choice and all agreeing TINT tho 'sGrcat Unknown
shall retain his present private vocation, would it not
nomination by unanimous vote? With Wild wave
Of enthusiasm, it Is hoped by the engineers OF this
schsm TO throw Grant again upon the country for a
third term and elect him The heads OF all others
There is SO much bitterness existing among load
ing candidates that rather than have Of their
Dor receive the nomination, they would take the
responsibility OF giving their influence to Grant, be-
lieying that his nomination would be hailed with
camation throughout the land and he would DO
trumphautly Endorsed by all tho political clubs and
associations of the party With the backing Grant
has and with tho party machinery which Is guided by
tho tho present leaders all tcei OF
his recollection aud their being able to bold at least
their present positions and standing in the party for
at least another four years.
BEHIND THE SCENES.
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A BRIsTow MOVEMENT.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Juno IL, 1874
About 800 citizens met In Garrctts Hall last evening
to express thcr views favoring tho nomination Of
Secretary Bristow by the Republican Convention
Cincinnati ~ candidate for President OF tho
statca Judge q. X. Tiiden presided specshs
made and resolutions adopted urging the NJ
nominating Mr.. Brlstow and resolving 70
Efforts 10 that end. A committee
canvass for delegation OF my 70
The intogoos Of The movement
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MR.. BLAlNEs ACCUsERs.

REPLY or Mr.. JOHN s. G. HARRISON TO THE
STATEMENT OF MP. WILLARD, AT OMAHA.
CINCINNATI June IL, 1870.
Tho Gazette tomorrow will contain account Of an
Interview with Mr.. John s. c. Harrison, director Of
the Union Pacific Railroad. relative 70 the
statements made by Mr. Miisrd and contained in the
despatch from Omaha Mard's statement ia
the effect that Harrison's motion In regard to the
s84 900 bond transaction against Mr. Blaine and
that If the latter should be candidate in opposi
ton TO Senator Morton, he (iarrison) would publish
tho facts and kill him. On this statement Harrison
remarked
HARRIsoS's STATEMENT.
brought this matter up before the committee In Sep
tcmbcr 1872, and subsequently,, as you VIII see by my
letter 10 Hon. Jeremiah Wilson, Chairman OF the
Credit Mobilier Investigation Committee, dated Feb
ruarv g 1873 requested that Mr. Rollins DO examined
IN rc1ard to that transaction. When ! 1rs
moved in tho mattcr General Grant was . candidate
for re election, and at tho date Of my letter TO MI
Wilson had not been inaugrrated II is not likely
therefore, that II could have had any reference to can
didatcs for tho Presidency in 1876 That would have
been rather carly to begin TO KIN %
asprnnts or 70 build n,i them her a up had
the government and my responsibility as govern
director Of the railway company said, ~ once
there must have been something wrong; the railroad
company scarcely able to pay the interest on it,
own Indebtedness and II had paid out, under cover
OF loan large amounts OF money for lot OF worthcsT
bonds That was my reason. Governor Morton know
nothing about and had nothing to do with "; aud
when made the statement TO the Cincinnati Gdxefts
last April had not Governor Morton Tor months,
and had not communicated with him on the subject
In reply to tho question whether tho railroad com.
pany had taken any action recently in regard 10 the
s64 600 bond transaction, Mr. Harrison said
.sAt meeting OF the directors in the city Of Boston
on June J. 1875. on MY motion, tho following order
Iv In n md
Mr. Rollins present a. secretary:-
whefc.s on December 10. ia7l the Executive Commit
Union Pacific Railroad Company did loan S54 0D
based Of the Little Rock and Fort smith Land
bonds be IL ordered by this Board that Sidney
Bartlett for tho investigate the trxnsac
ascertain who responsible for the msSppropria
ton Of the fund and bring suit at once for It's recovery
COPY OF Harr,son's letters 10 Wilson appended,
and In that which called for investigation carly in
1878 there 10 mention Of the name oil Mr. Blame
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE L. i876-TRIPLE SHEET

sary involve apoplexy, though apoplexy IL certainly
always possible consequence where the congestion
has reached stage which Il inerfercs With the reg
nlar function Of the organ Congestion or the bran
may be 80 light affection as to be produced
by deran2ed stomach It may be so violent
as TO induce within All hour ialai apopexy. Ia al
most any il the result depends upon the
ygor OF the PATIENTS system, his general state OF
health and in tins respect Mr. Blane's robust condi-
ton gives the best augury.
MUKAT HALsTRAps DINNER.
Mr. Murat Haisead, editor OF the Commercial gave
an elegant dinner party this evening to a OF
prominent journal SITS and supporters Of Secretary
Brisow and Governor Hayes. Among those present
were Ok Governor Noyes, Hon. Jos pa Mcil, General
S. Harlan Goodlow, OF kcntucky Ben Perey poorc. OF
the Boston Journal; Mr.. Nordhon, OF the NEW YORK
HERALD Mr.. Brown, Of tho New York Ecenin9 Post;
General II. " Boynlon, Washington correspondents. Of
The Gazette; Mr.. Edmund Dexter and General II T..
Burnett OF this place. aud Mr. Van Ellen OF New York
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On the other hand II Is urged that his nomination
would be tho most ridiculous farcica insanely sui
cial act committed by any political party; that
no Is convicted jobber, rs he was shown by ndu-
btablc evidence TO have proGtcd personally through
legislation effected by his assistance and that though
he has made good Eight in sefdcfencc, and though
good light reaches popular sympathies yet the people
admire almost any other fight than that OF
rat which, driven into corner, his Toe because
there other conceivable way OF escape than that
presented by desperate battle
In tho light OF this hagrant opposition Of views 1t
IL evident that Blaine either 70 be omnipoient tho
Convention or to bc swept away like puppy caught IN
the current Of Niagara Which is II to bcs Some 300
men to hold ono side Of the and about 450
The other sde and II Is exhibition OF the falllbty
OF majority rule that IL cannot be said that tho innu
now silently in operation will not so
change that proportion Of the votes before the nna
hour that tho regarded ~ dishonest by the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

THE postmaster Of Mineral Point,
it is said, reported to "Remick" a
long list Of Disguised Republicans !;
also. that there were no doubtful
democrats in that city.-Darlington
Democrat.
The editor of tho Democrat is
ironically called Truthful James"
because, as - sit is said" - OF his
temerity in the misrepresentation of
facts. On reading the above we
cannot but admit the fitness Of the
nppcllation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

lov ara asked every day through
e. columns oil newspapers and by
vour Druggist TO use something tor
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
Won know nothing about, YOU set
discouraged spending money with
but little success, Now to give You
satisfactory proof that GGEEN,S
AyovSr flowER viii cure You OF
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with
All It's effects, such rs Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache. Habitual Costiveue>s,
palpitation ot,he Heart, HEARTBURN,
Water hrash, coming up az food al
tex eating, low spirits &c,, we ask
vea to 20 to your Druggist, Vivian,
MoA,tt or Puliora, and set sam
pie Bottle of GREENS GuSrFte"-
In for 10 cents and Try il, or Reg
ular size for - ceats, two doses VIII
relieve you.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06
BEST fine salt at two dollars per
barrel, for sale by ID. NJ. Plat.

GOSHEN SCHOOL FURNITURE, for
which Cartwright Il James are agents,
has already been ordered for one
school in iowa County. This furni-
ture is first class, and sold at rates
that none can get under. School
Officers should call upon the agents
and learn particulars before pur-
chasing,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

lr YOU are in want OF boots or
shoes, for men or boys CATERS, slip
prrs or shoes for ladies, misses or
children, call aud see my stock be-
fore purchasing, and will convince
you that You cannot buy the same
anywhere else as cheap rs of me 10y
- Der cent. j. DElLEE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

MoRRIssEY has closed his betting
book, He is willing, but not anx-
ious, to bet on New York for Tilden,
but beyond that has nothing to say.
1t is probable that John is hedging
on the sly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

Having the facilities of buying for
cash and the disposition to sell cheap,
Dcller invites the public to call, eN-
anime his stock. which is complete
in every liue, aud judge for them
selves, as he guarantees to quote the
lowest prices at all times.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06
DLATTEVILLE STATE
Normal School.
The Fall Term Of the Platteyille State Norma
sehoni 1ili omen on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th,

and will continue l6 weeks, until Dec. I'D. Can
didates for admission requested 10 be present
for examination on the morning OF Monday, sept
ith By a recent action Of the Board Of Regents
each Assembly District is entitled 10 eight APP
pointees for the Normal Department instead o.
six as heretofore.
The Model School will open on Monday, Sept 4
This school, consisting of three departments
Grammar, Intermediate aud Primary. Will be I'm
der The charge OF experienced teachers
As these departments are limited to 2G0 pupils
aud are usually full during the fall and winter
terms students desiring 10 enter should make
early application for seats
Persons desiring Information concerning the
school or boarding places, will please address
President Il. A. CHARLTON, or Regent J. H. EVANS
a3X3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

Cartwright IS James have secured
The services of first class Sewing
Machine Repairer, and Musical In
suumeut Tuner. All work intruSted
to them guaranteed to give satistac-
ioa or money refunded. iI
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

The undersigned is prepared to
pasture stock, on good timothy and
clover, only one mile north of city.
Plenty of water on the place.
3Iwi. X. JACKSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

Deller has purchased an extensive
stock of clothing, hats and caps, ear
pets, oil-cloths, &c, which he will
sell at prices that defy competition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06
I.ENAtsAN's HALL.

Parties desiring to rent said hall
will call upon Mrs. Catharine +,
Lenahan at her residence on Foun'
tain Street.
CATHARlNE T., LENAHAN.
March 18th, 1876 l3tt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

FoH RENT OR SALE "A desirable
city residence. Large lot and barn,
cistern and well. Good six-roomed
house. Apply to
SAT- HENRY GuNDELrlNGER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The lot consists Of u Of an acre, with good or
chard, grape vines variety of fruit trees. ever
greens dc. The house has four rooms. pantry
ard closet also cook house and good cstcrn CON
neeted, making altogether desirable home. For
particulars enquire OF
25tf. }. W BENNETT.
At the store of John Lanyon & Co., Mini Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

ALL those having butter for sale
would do well to call on III. L. Osborne,
who is paying the highest figure.
10000 lbs. wanted immediately.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

s-sg~ Notices under this head will be charged
for at the rate OF cents per line each nsef
ton. Nothing estimated less than lines
when published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

WHITE winter wheat -four for sale
by ID. NJ. Plat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

THE undersigned has for sale Il
new Sewing Machine, and will take
a good milch COW in part payment.
w. ii. BENNETT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

AKRON CEMENT very cheap by
d. M. Platt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06

IF you want an Estey Organ go &c
S. II. Osborne and David Jacka, sole
agents for Iowa county.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-09-06
LII. 1IieS
Eock Hospital
CORNER
WashingtonSFransL
ONO EO

Chartered by The
state Of Illinois 70,
the eNpr = purio~
Of giving iinmedl-
ate relicfin all cas'
Of private, chrurH
and urinary d..
eases ia all thc.i
commit atg "a fivT