ocr: fe HALIiETT, DAVIS fit. Ob,, UAauFsvctUEEaa or GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FOHTES! Particular altention is a..llcitedlo our PATENT BUS PENSION "RIDGE also our PATENT GRAND AC TION, applied to both Grand and rquare Pianos. WAREROOiTIS, NEW FREESTONE .ILOCK, 409 Washington St. NEAR BOYLSTON ST., BOSTON. WING ATE, FASHIONABLE HATTER Nos. 19 4b 13 Franklin Avenue. Between Ct tint and (JunittiH streeU. Boston. CENTRALLY located con venimit lor !i not tn costly npnrtincfltii, nor suitjeet to high rents Under those circumstances, beia? a practienl matter, and bnvinp had Ioiir experience in ihe business, he can sell th . oest Molfkin Hats (unu:illy sold fur $5) at the low prica of $4- Term' cash. On hHnd at all seaaont, tho best qubyllty ot Hats of the most apprnred fashions, Han raudo lo unier, ana warranteo to nt uenueoien oy arnaing lira size of the head, enn have a hat forwarded by Exjiress to any part of the ciniiitry am Rtnus oi rtais repnirea at snort notice. uyi PREMIUM IN GOLD MEDAL. Awarded by the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics' Association to James G. Hovey, PYROTECHNIST, Wlio now offers at WHOLESALE AD RETAIL All the varieties of hit well-known articles In tills Kne, consisting in part of ROCKETS, ROMA1V CA.YDLES, PIGEONS BENGAL LIGHTS, DOUBLE HEADER, FLOWER POTS... PLY WHEELS. BLUE LIGHTS SERPENTS, SLOW MATCH, WHEELS, BATTERIES. MINES. LINE ROCKETS, FIRE BALLOONS, FLORAL SHELLS, of colored stars. . ' ii Gold Chop Pistol & Cannon Cramers, J.M.VS A -a WkJ LAROE FANCY PEICES :.fr Manufactured at the sbartett not toe. Orders solicited from Committees for Public Celebrations and from Individuals, for prlvato use. AUdress, jaoiksi u. huvki, i waKiig toH atrcct. ir 37 Milk sueel, Uostoa. Iiboralones at Unml rldfeporlana fJrlglitoa. Boston, May 11, 15. Uptjul WOOLEN MANUFACTORY ! AT WEST CALAIS. THE subscriber Is pre pu red lo receive Wool for manufac turing, by the yard or upon shares, at too new Woolen f actory ai west uaiats. Cassimeres, Satinetts, Doeskins and Flannels manufactured to order, In Ihe best manner. H. a. vviLsun. West Calais, Nov. 7, 16.10, - 49tf Extra Stone Lime. I flfin B1IHEL8 just arrived and lot sale at the De. iuuu poi Btor. FULLER fc SMITH. March SI, 1865. Cashmere Plaids ! ABAUTIFUI. an irle ror Ladn Drecaes, lust received at ftARKEim Nov., 1054. . OILMAN -& CLARK, Carriage Manufaotorers, MONTPELIER, VT. PERSONS wishing for a superior article of wiaainTaa COVERED GA RRIAGEB, Wagon oi 8lef he, are re spectfully inr ilea to exe mint, our ork. fry-All orders promptly nltend.d to. Jjl ' F. C. OILMAN. wig4.- JNO.W.CLAR?. Notice. TTT HEREAS say wife, Belay B. Palmar, baa left my bad V aad board, without any Jus raae or provocation, therefore I forbid all pervoas harnortni or trastlng ner on my account, 1 snail pay no debts of ber camraclin aor claim no mar of her earning! after this date. JONATHAN PALMS. War, May IS, MS5. S3w3


Green-Mountain freeman. [volume]

ocr: NEW STOCK PAIiLOODS. CilA.DI-ER & CO. Nos. 6 and 8 Summer Street, BOSTON, HATE reeolwi, by late anirah fno. Uarop. IB,r Ik. oitauen of FALL and Wlltm ;; Sj Comprlainf a mare attendee and eauif,i tajriraenl Uiaa tbrv have eve r hefurS offered, cooai.i,,,, , ot Rich and maftiiim price Silk, alceant ahawla, bm dliim and low coat Shawle, Martaia. aa,i caihaaare d'Ecassa In rr-lr. cnlora, IViaitad Meauaalla I.aJmea and Caahaaeraa, lfiBeai Valeaelaa and Popllni, Bazowjr PUIaa, Caaknaara Plaida, p Wlka, Ffencfcr KBlnaad 8n4cb Prtuta. Prlwted VelVaU, lyoMS Valveta, nf 4ieanUrut qoalNy, lor (;ioekl and Matilla, Eaaajralderlea, Cllorea, Haatery, Untm; and Heuekecplaas Arttclaa'tt ave ry aWeertathw. Ala.., a full aaaorlmei t of MOlIRHIBla ARTICLB8 of tea beat ieacrlptien in ddition lo nnrcviniilete itoca nf FORKION OOODaV. (couiitriaint numv onbe liebeel artwh-e lnipnrud,)e kava afllaaanrtaMMriheaK4 iinproviH aiylca of Anaara eaua rahraea, whii k re offer at low price thereby ....i.. ui , .-k one from wlik-h punliHr of Dry Good way euaely tlit-maelve, ei'har ariih naeful artlcla at a mad irate coot, or with a nKleaufeleiance and luxury at hilwr coat. ' ' rurchaien.aoiB at wneieaoie " wn, are ihtiu-u ia exainlM om dmimbta eUKk whni vtaitlnj tha i.iia.iutjLn m

place_of_publication: Montpelier, Vt.

publisher: J. Poland


ocr: GEO. L.. KINSMAN Motai.i sin asTtiL sstLsa ia HATS, IM Furaisliicg Goods sue. PARR? runs BUFFALO WQLP ROBES, STATE BTREET, MONTPELIER, VT. r HAVE sow a full sloes, aad am making and teeelvliil L fresb supplies of Gent's FALL STYLE SUM II ATS, Yotrttr men's So.. Ilea sad Bov Black, Biowa, Tas Col or aaa Pearl Far, Wool. Clotli, Bilk, Pleah, lilssea an fancy . CAPS, For aien a it 4 kova. Cttlldrem'a Fancy Hats. laABIBS' PAltSY FOBS, Prosa the Highest to the lowest Gent', fur sag- Berk GLOVES, Te which I would call yoet attention before puretiailns; a. I an nreftareo lo offer superior tnaaeessenls to Oaia er sonnet line buyers. -r..ti paid forall kind of SWpjsiig rmMir Mootpslles, Oct. I, Utt.


ocr: Wheeler's Patent Combined THRESHER AiND WINNOWER THE obcriher harine been appointed Srent fur Wheel er, Melick k Uo.'s Horac rower Threalwra and tlepara tors, for the Counties if Waahiogton ami L-jinnllle, la prepared to receive ordere. Machine will b -sold al the manufacturers irire,Hdlit.g cost of triinauortalir.n. Tin demand being unuaually large, parties wanting Towas anould valid their order early. H. II. DOOU1TLE, Successor lo Davy k (loollttle. Burlington. Vl., Pel. I. la'A 4m3 FALLSTYLE0F HATS. One Price Cash Store. . THOMAS RAPFERTY .Yq. 57 Chamben Street, optonit Chambers i., NEW YORK . Lite nf Lh wrll known hoiine uf Kirnm tie Leacb uvlnlrtiiit u( cntltna kt(r;ntln to Ui vUtck for the full trade. CumhinihgHvpiinct! with durability, hi hats main. u in mn reptiiaiiin4 which rr the last tn yeart ne Lai nrned by bit eniMitou mlftM.tio loijte wDH of hU ciia- wmtfm ' una ny me fuel, wttieii in Well niiiter-tttoii, tnut, net ling lui only; wtuwmrt trtu tnn wortit Of his noiMry. THOMAS ttAKKErtTY,


ocr: ITV (WIVFJJU ejJn"YiVe llful'1A ""a""1' vere Illness of Hr. LYMAN & KING III. Ill n few month, be diasnlvnd n v. ... oe.lioii. of ' 1 ' SELJNO OFF OUR STOCK OP GOODS. and collecting our demands, in Ihe th.ir teat time By nutting this very targe aud well selected stuck Ooods, Bought with Cash of the manufacturer and in Ihe cities, into Ihe at this season oftheyear, when every person wants ndM Mat they COST IN THE and mostly purchased this year, it present never equalled, and should be Improved by every one. THE Dry Goods Department, Of course, embraces every kind or Goods for DRESS SILKS. Fifty shades, all styles and qunliilee , from 50 cents, up probably ihe largest assortment in lee Slalo. 100 DOZEN KID GLOVES, Mostly of the beat manufacture Silk G!oVf, Sheetings, Ticking, Dennims, Flannels, Thread Glovet, Hotiitiy, , Bunnell, Ribbons, Tnbk Lnen, Millinery Goods, Linseys. Woolen Department. The UtrseHt niti bent tn.nm"nt t.f BROAD D Ij At -1 nun rAncT 11 ki, uawhi ukkks, netu, I weed, and her woeieni for Men sntt evr teen hi MnntM-lier, and hare' adranced from 10 te per Gvni., einee they were ptirehaeeti. READY-MADE CLOTHING. This Department I quite complete of seasonable Clotl g, aad th Summer Clolhiag is Marked Down The Carpet Contain all-wool, cotton and word, snd eotloe SWDSis . Bay State Feltin, Ptnw Matttnfanf Riii, OH in I" m ainereni wionu ana quantiee. Room Papers and Curtains, Of Frvnch and Americas Menuractarea, aud w inairii, BOOTS 4. SHOES, In thl department all will be largely benefitted. Terns, good aaeortmentv and other Grneerlei. nag, uavmwi.Rna uioia uapt FEATIIEK. Live g-sese snd Weflera Feathers. CLAPBOARDS. SHINGLES, BOARDS, JOICE TIMBER. Mischasts will And It lor tbtli Interest te five as early call. We shall sell svoiy Batsntay Afteraooa sad AT AUCTION, Ae our a'm is to eleae off entirely this large stoek with I en st loss Is the shortest tune possible. PEOPLES STORK, OPPOSITE THE BHICK AN that cannot come, should send. , LYMA.1 4 KINO, Haalpeliar Sept. 6tb, 1BS5. 97 Dr,TAIi SURGERY. Tt. O.P. POBnUSH reais ctflilly Informs his U and the nnMIe that he will he hunov to receive lipuauee ol their former lik-ral pntrnnnge, and hopis, alieoileu In busineeaandakilllul mac hau lam, te merit receive a continuance of their fhvore. fcJ-OKFlC'g la the Palrlut Building. 81.U Street, Spring 8l Summer or


ocr: DOCTOB YOURSELF TRE POCKET A1 1 L 1PH ! ea kvert oss bis on PHTaictarr. THE rinieth Ediilon, with One Hundred Eniraviaaa aboariai Diseaaaa and Malfor mations ot the human system in every shape and lorm. Te which is aitded a Treatise on the Diiei.es of Females, being i w" nignesi Itannnauee- ls narried neonlr. or those cen- tamplatini raarriage. By WILLIAM TOU.18, M. B, Let ao father be ashamed le p.eeent a u py of the jEsem laplns to his child. Let ne you of man woman enlrf ie. te the secret obi i sat Ions ef married hie without reading the Pocket iEculapius. Let ueone suhering from s hack nied ruufh, Pain in the side, restless nlchts, nervous feel ings, and lli whole train of dyspeptic sensations, and liv en up by their phyeb-ian, be another raomenl without con- saltlnt tne Eeui.npius. Have tne married, or those about to be married, any impediment, resd tliis truly ueeful hook aa ttnasneeaine mranaor saving inousai-dsof vnfortn nete creatures from tbe ve y J.ws of d-eth. $y Any person sending twenty-flve cemta enclosed n a letter, will receive one copy iif this work by marl, er Ave copies will be sent for one doilar. Addrese, poet-Mid. DR. WM. YOUNC, Vr r afwV J


ocr: IMPORTANT Farmer, Farrier & Stage Proprietor. GEO. W. MERCHANT'S CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL uspaaaALt.ci.KD ta Tut bistobv or mbdicini Ai th most remarkable External Application ever


ocr: GEO. j. KINSMAN, Stat Street, Montpeller, Vs., meet lho stiliuency uf the timej, offers a HAT ol the must APPUOVEII PATTERN. For $3,.0 Which will hold cmnparison with the $4,00 Hats sold h-hwhesi Also, li mrie lot ot c-mprinlni nil the different kinds Stone Martin Victnrine I'liflV. Fitch do, Hrown Martin do, Busnia t qnirre I do aiver cnoie no., ( new urtlcie, and comes clnap. Al a Ci mplete a.-sorliiieiil ol FU OAFS-rUR COATS, aM Hair, S.al, VVoul, Lfofnnl, Wild Cat, Lama "". r a. -''Il, IHi ami ituniHi. The bivr Giind", wild a lam iMrnrtinentof Gentlf mpn'" I I (C-.ll (a .fM)IS X re nnihl for Cash, and will h id as chenn ai ihp j um nais ami oiu r us a ens, it nver. GKO. L. KINH MAM P rl. My htiyinj where they pay the i ai-h, you can ave 2IIUH pron. G. L. K JitiMitpelier, Oct. 12, 1851. IM1B PLAi'mo buy Go,,d cheap und nave the trucking bills. buy ofthe snbscribeis who huvsa geneiultiHsuri rneni ot WEST LVDM GOODS. in pari of Ihe folloivine ailitles, viz: niiu nurrriK r.xna Mone Mine, lll.ill ' Liverpool Mull. SO hull Mils, Mackinaw i'roul and White Flsli, Sii Quintals Ood Fish, SiKlbhl-, lirwii and Coffee Crash elugars, 91 lial "ogir, SOU Hnaa 'u. I itntter - nit. 2(KiO oure Saleralus, very oice, 17011 pounds Ciin ly, ml kinds. Tiibaecc, Tens, Hoflee, Syilip Molasses Nuts, Jellies Extracts, &c. e., n seiu ral assoritneni f PA5aifcY'aSS!Bil3.S WHOLESALE AMI! BF.TAIL. The nhove Good are honplit with cash, nnd ciiitmners find it for their iuttrest tn call hefnre purt-lnisiiis else, Give ue a -all. FULLED at SMITH Muntpelier, Aiimisiil, IH5I. 33 fi I IM AaTCLAlR K7 Carriago Manufacturers MONTI'ELIER VT. Ijl'.R-irs wishing fur aetiperiur aniele i'IIVKKRI) CAItlllAOF.S. Watonsoi of WASRllfTfia psiei lis nri re. inviieu to excu.ine our work. KTAII uiders pr oupHy altended lo Ct F. C. GILM AN 1854.-; JMi. VVcl.ARK. m:i iu nil! t VBKY rich anf-nr'tu nt ..f NEVV GOOD tnr the Vau. Tiuue f,Tti hu f'nind at J..S. BARKEU'H. Thihrt-. in nil iihm, l.yonrnf (Jhu H,dn.. All Wind I)i l.nh.iti. fii'treii iiiMl , Uih, INitioi) mid A'ihiI iln. d.i., At narf;tit. I ipiTif lr ItniiMd, ''asiituyrti Sli:iw-i. Uiy Slat liisnnd wq-itin? d.t , TliitiH tin., Mm- Unng und f-q.uire dit., Emhist-i; Table (i'Vir, I'latnido. Embroidery Goods In crenl variety, Muslin Collar, do. Bandi, Muslin an" I'aniloif Kilgine". '''I.e above Cnnd. will be sold cheap. " SCOTT & FIKI.D HAVE TI-FS VERK ,Tll 'IHKIR rilRXKR a'rilCK IIP ........... a re led Inr al vary luvr prices Jun 13, 18 54. Western Vermont ICiilroad, rna ALBANY NEW YORK, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. CHICAGO AND THK WESF. CAES LEAVE BURLINGTON. MAIL. 10.4!), a.m., arrive tit Niit'inI 1.10. r. .. at Troy 4..KI, e. h.. .Mow York, 9.3d e. u Express Train leaves Troy fur Buffalo 5 On e h. EXi-HEKS, O.OOp.m., arrive at Rntl and 8.0 p if. Trov 1 1.30 r. a. I,. I. use Leave lor ew Vurk 4 30 a.' u., und ti BiirTnloK 00 an. ' Ttiroiivh Tiekoie, Houtli ind Weii. enn he proenr, d n Rnllaiid and Hurliriat-n Rallnmd uhice, or of H Tilley Ko. I Vheeler'i Hluek, I dourenst of American Hotel vV. S. LOIIV. KiiB-rinl. n.lenl.


ocr: Wniler'a Patent Combined WW- I Ml J li i.aVl at L.'L WI THRESHER & WINNOWER.. THE subscriber baring been appointed agent for Wheel er, Melick &. Co.'s Horse Po .-.er Thresher and Separa tors, tor thr Counties of Wnshtnetnn- and Lamoille, L preparer! to receive ordere. Machines will be sold at th manufacturers-yrice. Hdiiir.tr cost of tmnenortalfon. The demand being unusimlly large, parties wanting Towne snouij rend tneir ordert. early. v li. II. IHJOL.1 1 1 LC, Successor to Davy fe Doolittlt. , Burlingmw. Vt., Oct. 1, Ifefiik . 4am3 , NEW STOCK J' II. S. I.OOMIS HAfl jnrt received a complete assortment of New Quod Cashmeres, Wool Plaids, ALL'WOOL DE Uil.YES, S-me new and deniable ptttlei us, . Thilrtsts, Lyoa'ssss, Ladiei Olotk,. ,sssiss'gaB.saa.vsT8 fi'ClOttka, Mantillus, dcc.,Sw AUo. TRIMMING GOODS,', Cihaks, Mantillus anil Capita M.iin StreuHAIimtrjeHiHS October, 1S55. Ilct Quality Pm-is Kid (.loves LAItGE asortini;m of Sizes and Colors Jiiftrecelvei, Oct. 185.1 LADIES' CASTER BOOTS (If TUB BEST aiJAI.lTV. Al.Mi a lull as..ortmoliluri,adkw, Mi, andCliiMrea' HUucgaod Riitears, jiut receivt-tl, by , It. P. l.UU.MIS Oct. 23d, IS53. Fail and Winler Clothins. VOW itpi'liini! a liire and ritttiraule Htnck of Ready il Made t iotlilng, wurranteiT to be well made, arrd will be tilTernd at Hie lowest, iirlr.fs,. Main Ht., Montpelirr, On. I8."i." II. 8. LOOMS. D. A. WINSL0W,. Teacher of the Piano Porte, Organ, Harmony and vocal Ewisic, TVATERBUBT, VT. MR. WlNrlliOVV is prepirerl tn fitrnislr, nt City prlcee, Pi.nis, Melndeons, Minis Cook, Sheet Music, ate, at idiort nonce. Musical boriettea nnd Hinging. dclwols la want ol atfUChfr c;tn nddresVAir. VVinslow-. 44in3 NEW GOODS! SCOTT 4& BROOKS'


ocr: Wheeler'a Patent Co'mbinad THRESHER AND WINNOWER THE t?h.!clrt,,w '"'ins been apiwinied as-nt for Vf hsel M'"' C" 's Horse Power Threera and Separa lors, for the Canities of Wasbiorton and Liraoille, is prepared lo receive ordere. Macbines will bo sold al the liiaiiuracturers price, adding cost oftrnnsportallon. The demnnd being unusually large, parties wanting Towns snould send tlieir orders early. H. II. DOOMTTLE, fticcessor'lo Davy At Dnolittle. Burlington, Vi., Oct. I. lew. 4-m3 " FALLJTYLE OF HATS. One Price Cash Store. THOMAS RAFFERTY A o. 57 Chambers Sired, opposite. Chambers $t.t KKW YUH1V. Ltic of the well known hone of KArrmTv t l tlfflironii of cilling uttnttnn to his rtorK for tbe full tnniH. Comhfuirtg elegnnre with durability, hi- htp mntn lain the nntitatinn, which for the last ten yenra he bat earned hy hi nxttiilnoiu aitpniion tn the wtttiu of his cm- tontfr,and hy the fact, which t well luidetttood, that, wiling for caiili oiiivj fcvpiv r.iitfmnr grii the worth of bia monry. THOMAS RAFFERTY, SH Olinthaip t., New-York.


ocr: as GEO. L. KINSMAN, WHOLtlALI A1D TAIL DIALH III HATS, CAPS, Furnishing Goods. BUFFALO AflD WOLF ROBES, STATE (STREET, MONTPELIgR, VT. I HAVE now I full stock, and atn making and receiving fresh supplies of Oenl'e FA Ms ST VIM SILK HATS, Youni men'f io.. Men and Boyi' Black. Brown. Tan Col ot and Peail 'mm Bra Fur, Weol, Cloth, Uilk, Plush), lilaxed end Fancy CAPS. ' For men and boys. Children's Fancy Hte, L&BIB$ PAISSY FUEISa From the highest to the lovrest ; Gent's Fur end ;i,ovi:, T which I would call your attention before ss I am prepnri d 10 offer superior inducements to Cash prompt lime buyers. ' jXTCash paid forall kind of Shipping r"''.-lNBMAN Montpelier, Oct. $, IMS ' ' ' ' IJIIEIIATIOIV ! THId is lo certlfv that I have this dny giten my eon dion his time, during Ihe remainder nf his and shall neither claim bis wages nor be liable for debts after this date. JACOB 8COTT. Witness. K. W. Htbs. ' . Dated at Mtmtpelier, Oct. 94 1858. 1w Gents' Furnishing; Goods. 1 nrw in inn received, sjhiru. Hhlrt Bosoms, A fliirts.and Drnwers, Dickeys, Hlocks, Neck-tiee, ano liinen Pocket Hankercneua, moves, piocaings,


ocr: I I -i - n e O i H I El p a r 0 o n a o S S" $ a ? 0 i a i ? is a E2 3 5 W S PS 5 r I I o w -5 r b n 6- e 2 I 2. CM s New Carpetings THE FALL. TRADE JOSHUA L0VEJ0Y, No. 38 Hanorer Street Boston. (.NearCeurt street,) WOULII Invite the attention of puiehasers of CAR PKTING8, to his large mi cuiefully selected stuck From Laic Importation, of Ihe best English Velvets, Tapestry, and Brussels or THE NEWEST AM CHOICEST STYLE . Also, e complete assortment vl Three Fly, Pupei fine Ingrnln nnd Imich Carpeting', Floor Oil Cloths and Bookings, All 1 f which will he offend Ht Ihe lowest cash prices. Huston, Sept., 1855. IMPORTANT NOTICE! TO FVuCHASERi or ; Boots, Shoes Nnd Rijbbern 1T J. A. EASTEUBR00K, Ko. 41 Merchants' Row Boston. KEEPH on hand a large and splendid aesorttnent of every variety of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. Also, he Is manufacturing this Fsll a large lot of the . CALF OVER SHOE dressed With the liair on. Particular attention Is pnid tn he manufacture of full nnd wide CSooda for the New En gland 1 rade. Plense give me a cull before purchasing JT Remember the No. 41 Merchanta' Row. Boa ion, mass. t -. 11 J. A EASTKKUKWUli HARVARD UiNIVERSITY. Massachusetts Medical College. College


ocr: of lone. dniiU of bass, und brilliincy of treble, equnl to GREAT SALE 1 CITYsCOFOR CASH. OiV ncfionnt nf tlits cuntfnuel Mtw- Nfim'-or nr. SV- LYMAN & KING will, in a few mmitliif, bo di.ifiolved ; consequently we are iitmi of , SEL1NO OFF OUR STOCK OP GOODS, and collecting our demands, in the ih irtnst time n,,s.lhl. Hy nutting this very large ami well selected stock of U110QS, Bought with Cash of th ft mtiiHifiiriiirtM ami in (he elti, fntn the murket, at 1 hie araion of the year, when evory perMti wan lit Good and at What ihey COST IN THE CITIES and mostly purchased this yetr, it presents inducement never equalled, and should be improvi-d by every one. THE Dry Goods Department, Of course, embniceB every kind or Goitds for Drenncn, DRESS SILKS. Fitly 4hadf-a, all itylra nnd quattiief, from 50 cent, lip probably the larjfi iHsorttnunt in Ihe Stato. 100 DOZEN KID GLOVES, Mostly i-f tbe bevt unniifictnrc. Silk Glovn, Shielings, Tickings, Dennims, Flannels, Thread Gloves, Hosiery, Bonnets Jiihbont, Table Linen, Millinery Goods, Linseyt. "Woolen Department. The larsest and best nssnrlnvnl if BROAD CLOTHS, BLACK and FANCY D4F.KINS, C AnHIM ERF.3. rial! - netts, Tweeds, and other Woolens for Men and Boys, ever seen In Montielier, slid have advanced from 10 te 15 Iter cent., since they were purchased. , READY-MADE CLOTHING. This Department U quite complete ol srasonable Cloth ing, and tne Sum me r Clulliini; is Marked Down ! The Carpet Rooms Conuin all-wool, cotton and wool, aad cotton Bay State Fellings. PI raw Mattings and Rugs, Oil Carpet lugs of dincreiu wtoint ana qualities. Room Tapers and Curtains, Of French and American Msnufactures, and Bnrderlngs to rnaicu, BOOTS &, SHOES, In this department all will be largely benefitted, Teas, good assortment, and other Groceries. nags, umoreiias.ana uiom uaps. FEATHERS. Live geese and Western Fealhere. CLAPBOARDS. SHINGLES, BOARDS, JOICE TIMBER. Mibchakts will And it forthrii interest to rive ns rally mi,. We shsll sell ever Baturdsy Afternoon and AT AUCTION, Aa our aim Is to close off eniirely'inls large stock with ice., iobb in uir .nonen nine possioiei PEOPLES STORE, OPPOS1T8 THE BRICK All that cannot come, should send. LYMAN At KINO, Montpelier Sept. Gib, ls.V. 37 OF


ocr: DOCTOR YOUIlSELF Tim i" c K u ri c; i; a, in;s OR KVEHT ONE HIS tl" PHTMCIAN. rpHE Fiftieth Kainon, wiia 1 One Hundred KafraTinga thowiag lihwasrs ami Ma I (ur inations of the human systrsa lo every shape ana torm. i which ia addea a Treatise a illie lieiFS of Females, being U ihe hiahrst Importance M married ueopl', or 'hose c- emulating uiariiage. uy WILLIAM IOUNO, M. , Let no father be ahsme4fM p. aaent a pt of the X.tmw laplm Ui his child. Irt viaiHi tiian or woman enter In the secret obligations nf man led lit without resdlnf tnr rocket jTSxciihiplus. I! ne one sti.iering hodi naaa men routu, rain in ihe side, rcsnesa nignis. nervoostnef Ings, and Um. whole train of ilys.pertic sensations, and f ia en up by their physician, be amain r aicment without coa- sullrngthe iGculuplus. rlsve Ihe Slurried, or tlKoeabasil to he married, any iBipr diment. reed, tilts truly ileelu I bnkv as it has been t tie ni.ans of saving i hour-aid of unforta- uate creatures m m tlie ve. y jw of d atb. ftf Any person sending twenty-five ecnta enclosed n a letter, will receive one copy of this work by r


ocr: NEW GOODST ;, :T. just received . A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT , of BROADCLOTHS, BLACK AND FANCY ' ' Doeskins and Casslmercs, VELVET, SILK AND OTHER ( VESTINGS, ll. Which will be sold al very low pi less Hit eah, by i A. O. FIBI.U,


Mineral Point tribune. [volume]

ocr: Galena Advertisements. Be Soto House. Corner of Green SU.. 6ALENA ILL. JiVO. C. PARKS,Proprietor. {Late of the Virginia Hotel , St. Louis ) r HS HOUSE is now finished, furnished and ready ! M. for the recepiion of Coraoany It is the Unrest : House in the Northwest—was built for a first class house, j and has all the conveniences of the beat Eastern Houses. The rooms are large and elegantly furnished. Travel era visiting Galena will find at the lie do to a pleasant ‘and agreeable home. j Guika, April 84, 1855. 6inß3.

place_of_publication: Mineral Point, Wis.

publisher: Bliss & Chaney


ocr: if Grand Musical Festival: MUSTEK MCHOLAS GOOD.VEE. KNOWN AS (LE PETIT OTt: IIITT) nvs the honor to inform the citizens of Mineral Point an t vicinity, that he w;!I give iwo instrumental anil | Vut ' :il ‘concerts tit ihe.r city, on Wednesday anrl Thursday next, June 20th and -gist. (n which occa-i nhe will he ' ‘‘“ r * !, urd by Mao am Jnux. the Prime ' ontralro of the ' :' Ca w' ~l i o V. Mus,c - Pa-is - l -.d..n and New York ; also


ocr: $ T ARRi yA L ~ A T THE ‘MINER’S CHEAP CASH STORE.’ lut subscriber respectfully announces to the anxious pub'ic ilia' he has crmmcuccd receiving bis Xmmenacl Stocls. of DEY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOEs, HARDWARE. CROCKERY, XX, ctoc., To which iie invites their careful attention. .-m A large arul well selected of GROCERIES. fonvivtlnc of TEA..T< M t tv. , oiirt, JHATrit |. t \ y|* nit, i CT V’.'U nirf, fn>>i K. KA>si\s.stci>!,vo\r,ic., i,.. He will not be undersold for r*=n. an.! will warrant every article sold. Mineral Point, Sept. 15, 1855. 43 X. S. AI IF.N


ocr: M. :. 11l <3 It k A .. Ni t.‘, MAIN STRI IT. ST. l.tH'lS. MO., //.-.• t:-s Mamtfut*' er* of s.r v*,' eui i.i>, l all ktuls .f Sl’ -;r.N*i AITIKMt ,'N 11. I,tin Make.-s* M.:. na s eon,lamp ,>n hand *t I.oni- Scpteo h r I, I-jf. ('} >d


ocr: Wmter. _ it' uei-.riy every vai l-i) known, pariic 'A ul.irl} the in -1 ,iiijrowi! p-uicrm* jusi r*ceiv<-*i An,: offVnot }. r -aN- h\ M. LaN \• N, i. O ir. me ret >iTf , et. Auioog h.> . '.ortaic and; rhu\ b* fuiiud tLt follow ng' <JsJDi:LjS:Cs i'j'i)!; So May-1 /rarer, _ Hater- Witch. Hack Diamond iron Monarch, Prairie Qveen, H extern QuetH .A etc World, Cultivator, Key st oj c, Cnivn re. ATi-Ap. > .V.L i’, up N. Ac., he., Its. „ .. I t i.'Hi M Si O'. Is •l aiisize and patterns now m use. Also,the follow mg among other i*arlor Stoves, l \ j-V’ " ill ‘ "pen and doted fronts, f\ I.Van’, with and without ovens, BOSTON, .. ~ ’ LOT PAGE STOVE?,*.;., Ac. BOX STOVES Oj all des-1 ij tionx nnr! size, together with a few COAL STOVES. Bolhfor Lookingand the Parlor, tie has also a largo s'ock. of buuui tfui W SIIP® Including 9 I o.a Pots, Coffee Pot*. Sugar Urns. Creamers, Molasses I ilchers, Castors, Pitchers Mugs, Cups, Candlesticks, Lamps, Spitti ~n, &c., fcc., . r ectco with care,and off-red at i emarkably low rates. Tin, (’upper and Sheet Iron Ware, kinds, constantly on hand* or manufactured to order.on the shortest notice, in connection wiihthis esialdifchment is a l*EJrJ r ns .-m ts i z a Where work in either of their respective lines will be June m the best possible manner. JH V <IS fv At'.ended to in any of the above Shop* on short notice Persons desiring any thin? in his lino, are invited to and ex amine his retook an.i prices. ... ,„ . _ WILUAM LANVON. Mineral Point,Oct. 28, jr-,3. 50 Jttpucs* Family iUediciucs. 4 FUI.U Supply of the gen nine Medicine jus, opened auu for aaie by R.D. PULFOKD. <• I. \ Sf. 12x22, 12x16, 10x14,10x12 and Pxin, cn haa for sate by 11. D. PULFOKD. _____ It. It. IS. N 'T r ~eccived,a supply of Rad way’s Readvße lief,by K. D. PUL FORD. COD I.IVF.ROir. 11 '<4 Btcou ii. Hyde’s pure Medicated Oil jugt received by r. tJ . PULFOBD.


ocr: i Notice to old Soldiers. rpHE? I hscrihprs would respectfnllv call ill X ihe attention of ail interested to the r i-i ' * li , fs( ;t. lhat tfer ire pr*-pared t> procure *• rnl) (. ;or tho?e entitled to them under the ! .i.'to ail who have served in any ol ihc ware in whit 1 , 1. .'later ha- e been engager! t->r the term < i dayMl’-eir widows or orphans. Per- mi L>ito B •unty l and Uan ants under raid Act, are re **’- , r< ] n, call at the office of the subscriber', where I' v will he found ready to procure the same with ail “ e ‘ nfa.t'c utd on reasouabie terms. Ttaa ULAN at READ. Mineral Point, March 24, 155. 19tf. i ATTEMiOX SOLDIERS! m it* hav.ng passed a T.aw giving to all , pers ns their Widows au i Minor children served in *>v u *b. in the United States. 160 £reso t laud, the unders gned, having had some expe ne,,ce in attending to such claio.?, will make applied i , as- *ad insure success, upon favorable terms, fur such !L, n iv hvtid as claimants may be entitled to, under the J N. u. KOYUEM, Atl’y at law. Mineral Point,March 12. 1 ■*-*->. l<if New Boot and Shoe Shop, TIIK -übscriber has just opened a ROOT and > Ilf Hi in the room reCrnily occupied M ij) 1!' ■ofth • Mineral Point Democrat, nearly op p,, = i;. the 1 ■ -urt House, w here he is piepared, w h dr , \ >cs and the lest if Workmen, to manutuc tare, eu ;!i jrl notice, all kinds of BOOTS HR SHOES, in b* % sl manner, an*! on reasonable term?, and War ranltnl M be 'qua! o any w*rk dole*, in the Mate. The public are invited to cad. and ascertain for them selves, prices and The appearance of his work. Feeling c r .S 1 nl tliat he cau satiety all who are in want u llouU 1! Nfio* s, he would rsp ’Cliully -:>!icita v. r e p iblie patr -nage. JOHN ii AD FIELD. |fi; *raJ Point, March 16, I-' ,! v t* ;


ocr: £ Notice to old Soldiers. It K r T‘ ,,,E subscriber* would reapectfulW.n flf f- 'ho attention of all interested u, ih v-rj fact, that they are prepared to procnr* N* arranu for those entitled to them under7 v “ n d of Congress passed March 3d. 1865, erant| D J A bands to all who have served in any of i,i. fc '°“ l J lh“ Un U Slates have been engaged f„. , h J" * b ich fourteen days, their widows or orphans p‘ lenn of tied to Bounty Land Warrants under <-ii,i Art’” 3 ewi ‘ quested to call a: the office of the subacrO 476 r they will be found ready to procure the saml*’ * here reasonable dispatch and on reasonable terms WW| Mineral Point, March 24, 1865. 111 SS & - - _ __ 13tf. £ ATTEMIOX SOLDIERS! J f AO!fCRESS having passed a Law eivina . persons I their Widows and Mir!V v. to 1)1 WI„. nave served in aky war. in the Dnited 5,., acres of land, th- undersigned, having had a F* I ' l6o rieuce in attending to such claims, ,;j m ate.* lion;, and insure success, upon favorable term* P’ 5 ' lc *‘ Bounty Land as claimants nut be entitled t.i i ',' r ,Uc h Act N. It. iV)YDEX, Atth’am" Mineral Point, March 12, MAW*®!*aroroiLiren M Ul>(> COMPAQ. responsible Company offers surerior i.a I menls to those desiring INcd RANIk i.n , ling Houses, Barns and out binUlinire. a** ' * el Bike. Farmers’ ri;ks and isolated Dwelling £** ,r be mg the only kind of property this Comp;.,,} 1 ersons hav mg this class oi properly w II re*d,| T * claic the auveiitag. s which this Company sff. r ,lre ‘ gw. New Boot and Shoe Shop, rj’tni; subscriber has just opent and a UdOT . .1 S Midi: ssnu* Inthe as the ofliie of th ■ Mineral Point Pemocrat, nearly posit.- the Court House, where he is pie pared vi-ii**' qnaliiv stock and the beet of Workmen, to’maßuu? tore, on short notice, all hinds of BOOTS fm SHOES, in the br-st manner, and on reasonable terms, a- ,1 w ranted to be ( quid to any w.uk and me in the Mate nVj public are invited to call, and ascertain fer thetn.elvri his prices and the appearance of his work I conUdeul that he can satisfy all who are m want. r I*"" 1 ' an ' l ho would respectfully solicits share of public pain nuge. 3 ** JOHN ItADPIFLn Mineral Point, March IS, 1555. S.nlH IN FIIOIIATE.-IOU A CO. COCRT. lu the matter of the Estate of W'kiton MkLLtSjdecea.cd, ON reading and Sling the petition of Marcus turdl vant. of it; County of lowa and Siate of


ocr: MINERAL POIIjTMILROAD. THE FIRST TRAIN HUS NOT ARRIVED! 1!! VN D while that noble animal the horse, is required to perform the laborof transportation, &c.. ii remains tho duty of man to attend to h wants, and see that he is clad in an armor best calculated to enable him to per form task with care to himself. Such being the case the subscribes would say l<the ci Uzensof M moral Point arid the Public at large, l hat they haveformed a' o-Part nerahip, under the firm of GEO. PRIESTLEY & CO., and purchased the entirestock c jnnected with the ii a u •>( i: s s s \ dl a : j J ,1 .V > VF A ( XO U V in Mineral Point,and areprepared to maufacture allarti elesin Iheir line,such as SADDLES, HARNESSES, Bridles , Collars, Halters. BRINKS, *nTH ! V Vt j fcc., •*; c., on ihi* shortest notice. In the Doatcfiiandiuosi , r-übataniial manner,and upon the Most Ropsonablo Terms lit’iJii I F.3 and 1 'ARIU AGES trimmed in the


ocr: For the Cure or GOUGES, COLDS, HOARSENESS, ShON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION. TO CURE A COL’). WITH HEADACHE it


ocr: TAKEN IP, 1 ) V the su!-cri!-er, in vh<- town of Waldw i*-, on the 20th 1) ~f Octotier, two STEERS. One three years out--reo, trie other two years old—bundle; each marked win slit in the right ear, and an under bit ;n the *elt. owner is requested to come and prove property, pay charges, and take them away. JOHN JOTES, W.ldwic, Vow Id, *- K


ocr: Boot and Shoe Shop. . .. nijer hi* Jan opened a BOOT nix! I *ls l i io ;he {oum recroily occupied M acral Puiul Democrat, nearly op ill ; a e. where he is prepared, wiih first - -i ih*- best • f Workmen, to manuiuc rt i‘ :ice. ail kinds of SOOTS PHS SHOES, . . r, an ion re** nable term-sand War • ;i : :*• any Work dme la the Stile. The v- •; :*>! lo c i*;. and ;i • certain for them*elvt-s, iti j..'\ --•••mice ol hia wora. Feeling . r it h- eta aati-iy ah who are in want oi ; . ■. . iio w >uld resp ectfully solicit a - ;; w : pair-aase. JOHN H A DPI ELD. March 10, 1855. G nJB. EIM7 ■7 Tin: OLD STAXD OF IX AH AN & BROTHER. - ' •'< see now re-<*>ving at their old st:md i-- i-t. a laree of O-OCERIES & PROVISIONS, • ■ suit the wa its of the public. * foni.d t!>c i>-lluving articls; riri and. an 1 Loaf -ugara, l Ja\s and R:o Coffee, ♦ r'uifar Hothe Molasses, •he be*! qualify, - P .1 V- 'ini' tljson Teas, U:i i Cod Pish, '. u-r:ird Pickle?, Soap, ■ . q n * -' ; .i iMy tore, • ysreri and Sardines, • >l Powders, - ■. ! >u! ters, ■ >n and Glass Ware, a•. v -.-h and Scrubbing Brashes, .. *i, H„r Lead, ' - vd- and Spades, '■ ;:2 i Glass of various sues. ted assortment of first quality *• . . 'Joy - •-* ■. v> <\> £ '• ev —y article of Groceries. Ac., irv >ore, all of which will be • nr ;a *■: rcasonoble terra. I. NAIIAN & BROTHER. M *. •'y


ocr: Galena Advertisements. DeSoto House. Corner of Main Green Sts,. VALEMA, ILL. J,\o. f. I* A S*KS,Proprietor. (La/ eof the Virginia Hotel , St. Louis ) /■AMIS HOI'sF. is now finished, furnished and M. for the reception of company It is the Houe in th*■ Northwest—was built for a firs' class h and has all the conveniences of the bs-t Fasten The rooms are large and elegantly furnished. Travel era visiting Hale a will Had ul the l>e Soto a and agreeable homo. fijtiiA, April V‘4,*lSss. 6m23.


ocr: 400 SSTOVIiIS, E T *lt)R \CiN(i nearly every variety known, .partio- uLirly (he muet approwtul [uitterns; jus. recoive<l Autt offered er -ale by \V**. I.WYi’N • u Commerc*' Street, Ainotik lus assortment may be found Un follow uiit: _ eDDXirs May-Flower, Water-Witch. Jilack I>m n:nnd Iron .Vo'tiarch, Frmrie Queen, Western Queen -Afic World. C vltivator. Keystone, I 'ti i verse, ATI.Am. n AN., I P, i lon Ac., fee , &e. ?: *5 It 'i }>> ■f all -iz.* n.U ; altera? now i u use. Also,lbefollow ing, among i tb"r S 9 arlor Stoves. r : 1 •A L. with tq.i*n tuid r!cte<l ftoitlft, aV.\N, with aud without uveas, U>TI'A(D; T V| <.Kr..kc. BOX STOVES Of ill (fcfn'iptioiis and size, tegf!her with a few COAL STOVES. Bot v *or C f >ukin? and the Parior. He has aleo alarge stock of beautiful : ■ ar®, ineluc!in* r * • I\.t.t' fte.c P* r * f ro 3, < tp mors? Violas**' Cast >rs. Pitch Muirs, Cups^ . I’ftTHl *3ticks, Hamps 4r*s ■* ilected with offerea al *emarkul>l\ ltu fin, l op.xr and Mirrl Iron Ware. • f :tll kit'd'* c Hj?tdrTly m; hand, <*r m?iiifac‘nred t ’•T-r.'in the *lortesinotice. In Cuuneciioii - siabli’*hinert b a as'" r n* - ebo<% ’ hfrpwu.rk in either mT ih* ir respective Hues will be luL.e in the b? l possible t • nr r. JIMI OK k \ttended to in any of I h* ah >vp Shops on short notice Persons desirmc: any thine in hi- line, arcs invited to calland examine bis Btock un I orie*—. VVIUsIAM I.AN VO\ M ineral Point, Oct. 2H. I 50 New Goods & Low Prices


ocr: From the Seat of War! The Combined Armies Victorious ! ! THE undersigned having hear I of the great success of the combined ar-.iik-y against Russ,a, proceeded t at once to t.rtcero-.a the -tecrut 1 o such brilliant achieve ments, and foun t it trcccablo direct 10 the Fine Twist, Double Barrel 1 And having learned that 1 ere were a “few merecf the I -ante s rl,” slid in ntrit'. t, w Ihongnt best to secure i them atones, well knowing that War eras anticipated bo | tween the Sport fin and fra ,-ie Chicken, (and perhaps i their allies, the Scipo, Plover auu I igoon may come ir, f r 1 a shore Trst ) We would theren.ru say to all woo would like to securer.:--easy Tictmy, that 'hey would well to | callaudget one of ihest Celebrated Cues before they arc all sold. Wealso Seep const rtly ca hand all kindso) - -'Mi fsiTSOS, Of tho bvit p. *'iiy, ' i. r t.’itha ;mt variety of Shot Beits, Vov'der Flasks, Pistols, And in fact every thing that P( rtsmon may need for tho i campaign. We keep on baud nr mtio to order on short I notice. Double ami Single Darrel Rifles, Which sre WAPS.Ji.rTKD eq.i, ito any that can be ; bought elsewhere, "ar D mbits barreled Rifles are of a superior quality, end uaed with a single pair of sights. We invite thoae wishing tny thing in our line, loculi before purchasing elsewhere, and examine oar work, as we f.-satihfl ,and all will bu pleased with quality and p.:■ - s t You will find ns at our old stand on Hich street— Si •:. };■•. cuo. where Cun a of all kinds are Re . paired on short <• -tic< and '• arran - >t SPRAGUE &. LATHROP. Mineral Pi,.a . . S, 354. oC.f


ocr: Galena Advertisements. DeSoto House. Corner of and Green Sts.. GALENA, ILL. X\o. C. PARKS, Proprietor {Late of the Virginia Hotel , St. Louis.) gNHIS HOUSE is now finished, furnished and ready 1 Jl for the reception of company II is the largest House in the Northwest—was built for a tirst ch-ss house, and has all the conveniences of the best Eastern Houses. The rooms are large and elegantly furnished. Travel ers visiting Galena will And at the De Soto a pleasatl and agreeable hom?. Galkna, April ‘J4, 1855. Cmi-’l.


ocr: SPRAGUE &. LATHROP. Mineral Point. Junes, 854. filin' Prepare For Winter. 400 STOVES, C7f 'UUiACING nearly every variety known, (partic le ularly the most approved patterns) jusi received (inU offered for sale by WM. LAS V' N, on Commerce Street. Among iiisassortmeul ma> be found thefuilow ing: ®DQxm<& si^ovinsa May Flower, Water-Witch, Black Diamond Iron Monarch, Prairie Queen, Western Queen Aew World, Cultivator, Keystone, Universe. ATLAS, BANG UP, LION Ac., &c.. See. *it i: nll m >rm ivK <>f all sizes ami patterns now in use. Also,thefollow lug among other I 9 arlor Stoves. FLOP A L, with open and cli sed fronts, SYLVAN, with and withoulovcns, BOSTON. “ “ COTTAGE STOVES,&C..&C. BOX STOVES Of all descriptions and size, together with a few COAL STOVES, Bothfor Cooking and the Parlor. He has algo a largo stock of beautiful TSirnttamaa-Waiff®, including Tea Pot*,Coffee Pots, Urns, Creamers, Molasses I ilchers. Castors, Pitchers Mugs, Cups, Candlesticks, Lamps, Spittoons, Ac , Ac., ■'elected with care,and offered al icmarkablt lowrates. Tin, Oppcr and Sheet Iron Ware. >r all kind o , constantly on hand, or mai ufac‘nn <! I, irlnr.on the shortest notice, in connection wilhlhis ‘ .•-abli'h iqciil is a mLJ- e*sx a 9 l here work in either of their respective lines will be lone in the best possible ir anner. •KM WORK Attended to in any of the above Shops on short notice Persons desiring any thing in hie line, arc invited to cal land examine his Stock and prices. WILLIAM LANYON. Mineral Point,Oct. 28, 1853. 50 New Goods & Low Prices mm CHEAP CASH STORE. subscriber is now receiving hi, large and varied 18. Stock off 11,1: and UI.MLIt BOBUS Consisting of DRY GOODS. CLOTHING.


ocr: GEO. PRIESTLEY & CO., and purchased the entire stock connected with the UAKNEHS ■ii SADDLE M A N I r A C T O It V E. A. COLLINS & CO.,


ocr: <*-i W . HAT & CAP MAXUFA C T 0 R Y ! m| >ENJA.MI UARKIS. would re J.) spectlu'Jy r> turn thanks .or t i r*eral patronage lie has received from lbe inliabuan.s of Mineral Point and vi c nily and would r.w x ji.r, rm hi- ri (I d fid the public In general, that he u w ready and win keep c n-lanoy on hand all kinds and patterns of Silk, Moleskin and Beaver Hats. <gs> or any otner article in the trade, wbcb will sell a; WHOLESALE OK It ETA IE, at snrli r rices as i-> make it an object to the Hat weiring ° ramunii* t- call opon him bet-re purchasing %Ise wbrre-, a he is deter mi nod lo tell as low us any house* in ine trade, and ..-oj confidvn that he wilt i?ive su'tiaiaction lo * ' desire th worth of I heir money. [I Itj V’ C XH r to order from ibe best material?. ia i nr gwed and a.’ier* dto the prra nl stjle on shor. notice ar and reasonable terms. V? n I ** r?trl lhe pUce. as it is the only Hal Manufacto rv the Male, Otppoalkj Central House, Mineral Point Wf BENJAMIN HARRISON.


ocr: Something New! R.‘ W ILBER’S b 4 DISPIiMSAEY DRUG STORK. CBIIIE subscribe-r is row receiving a ae a-„ rtmi *. of tliame Urn|, vfertii iiio*. Oils,T>yes. Chemicals. Medicinal Liquors. ami. in brief, all articles usually found at a Drug M re ail of which ho oflore for sal .Ke ... f-,~ Cu-U 11,. , in addition to >he ordinary I in:* bukikes*. dev.’.t,- -r,,-, -.! attention to prescribingf,.r all cwe*..,f what v—n, tre that may be proeenu 1 From 9 ..'cicH-k to .. o’clock \ M. of each day, when he is not otherwiae engaged m. Professional services will bu grataU, md tt ~and t an in need of snch Eramttv ; but in ~11 other th, ' “a ctateafsat will b • exp.ct-d when medicine, are dispensed or service i, rtndt nd Produce, at market price, mil i taken. DEO. D. WILBER, M. D. In connection with the Mme establishment. Dr. W(l --her has an assortment of most ot the articles usuallv kept at a LZ’3*sl!w c Swh ns Music Hooks, Hass I~iol &■ Guitar Music Paper , Strings, both hatiat. Sheet Music, U n l comm a, Instruction Hooks, Pumtiit I tr,s, I h/ins. Guitars, Jin Ses. I lutes. Clarionete, and Ttiu / , other I'istrumen.i ; }\cs, &• cr r and a varietv of otlivr •“ to-, nuner m- rm'iitiou PI AN' •> sad MB ONS, f any tr, is ihetare, Brass Instruments for I and„. or nnv ■ ther instrument or arttcle in this line vv.l! bt furnished to order, oi. short notice and reasonable t. rms LOOK OUT FOB A < RASH ! A L L CASH P U R C II A S E S. XllEfll'MllM a SArillFltT. §30,000 worth of FUL ft WINTER IWiOUS lobe Slaufihtered for Cash, ut the


ocr: SOMETHING NEW I J * 11 • B 11, AH I) & SON HAVING recently opened an establishment neany opposite the Post Office, in Mineral Point, for the saie of GOLD and SILVER C^. Silver ami Plated Ware, Guard Chains , • Fobs, Lockets, Ear and Finger Rings, *** , Pens, Pencils, CHOCKS of various kinds, FANCY GOODB, Superior Cutlery. Lamps, a.c., Sec. Also, a ch' ice assortment of wsmja imtm AH of which will be sold on the Host favorable terms. KEPAIKIAG of CLOCKS, W’aTCHES, &c.,al lended to at all times on short notice, and all work WlT| o give satisfaction. Call at the JEWEL- Rx b’Ti.RE, nearly opposite the Post Office, Mineral Po!,it - . J. 11. BULARD &. SON. April 10, 1855. 6m-21.


ocr: DeSoto House. Curntr of Alum and Green SU- Jii"li UALENA, ILL. JIVO.C. PARKS, Proprietor. (Late of the Virginia Hotel, St. Louie.) . THIS HOTTSE is now finished, furnished and ready for the reception of company It the largest House in the Northwest —was built for a first c'ass house, and haa all the conveniences of the best Eastern Houses. The rooms are large and elegantly furnished. Travel ers vlsitine Galena will hud at the i>e Soto a pleasant and agreeable home. Galena, April V 4, 1853. 6m?3.


ocr: Uli’HliVi.l) • .i tit. t>, .4 v ■ • <HIX AMU (OICB PLINTATIIiy PICE K! niCLD.


ocr: MARKETS. Milwaukee, March 24. Wheat—l,3lal,3s for Club,sl,3Bal,4&for Red Winter, $ 1,48ai,83 for White do. Barley— small sales at 93a98. Oats—quick at 3t?a4o. Rye—firm at 88a92. Corn—nominal, 4'iS3. Timothy at $2. Pork—quiet at $4,75a5,00 lor good Hogs. Weather more and more spring like; the ice and snow wasted rapidly yesterday.


ocr: Galena Advertise menls. DeSoto House. Corner of and Green Sis.. GALOA, ILL. JVO. C. PARKS,Proprietor. ( Late of the Virginia Hotel, St. Louis.} rW'IMIS HOWE is now finished, furnished and Jl for the reception of comouny. It is the House in the Northwest—was built for a first class and has all the conveniences of the best Eastern The rooms are large and elegantly furnished. Travel era visiting Galena will find at the He Soto a and agreeable home.


ocr: tv. k. nmiPK .v NO 4-J. M\IN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., Imjtoc ers and Manufacturers of I2SF B-:s, S'INTOf.S, And ail kin is of SPORT NG APPARATUS. [SJ-N. B.—Gun Makers' M iteria's constantly on hand. St. 1.011 is September I, IS.VL fly4:t


ocr: EAGLE FOUNDRY. CLARK, RENFREW & CO., Main, Carr and Biddle Sheets, St. Louis, Mo, M.tNUFACTTBKnS OF SHAH ENGINES AND MILL MfIHNERY; PAGE-- r'OIT 'HI ES \W MILLS; CHILD’S D' >UULE DITTO. Ji.EK A- -MELT IRON WORK St. Louis, September 1. Is'>4. J,42.


ocr: Sloop Ahoy! GOODS In advance of Prairie Schooners. THE Subscriber would respectfully announce to the people of Mineral Pointand the pubhcgenerally that he is now receiving from S'. Louis a lot of well selec ted. as m At his old stand, one door below John Milton’sStore.on High Street, where he will keep constantly an hand a assortment of articles, viz : SUGARS, TOBACCO, TEAS. mcE, COFFEE, SALT. SPICES, i 8.4C0N, CRUSHED, POWDERED A VI) LOAF SUGARS, mst ME3K9 And in short, all other articles of FAMILY GROCERIES by any store in twon. I ave attached to the a good ISn iKRII I*, And will be able to keep constantly on hand Bread, Crackers, Cakes. Pies. fyc. 1 wtilseil at Wholesale and Retail. , SAM. JENKINS. Mineral Point, Aprl. Jff, 1833. 26tf


ocr: Sloop Ahoy! GOODS (a advance of Prairie Schooners. Subscriber would respectfully anrounce to the 1- people of Mineral Pint ami the public general :>• 1 1 at is now receiving from St Louis a lot of well selec his old stand - occ door below John Milion’rStore.on Street, where he- will keep constantly an baud a assortment of articles, viz ; SUGARS, TOBACCO, TEAS. j RICE, COFFEE, j SALT. j SPICES, I BACON, CRUSHED, POWDERED AND LOAF SUGARS, ss era <* And in short, nil other arliiles of fa?! i ly u i:oci:i:s i, s by any store in twon. 1 ave attached to the a good 2MJSTJ?J£V, And will be able to keep constantly on hand Bread, Cro/kers, Cakes, Pies. £fc. I willsellat Wholesale and Retail. SAM. JENKINS.


ocr: Prepare For Winter. 400 ssroVJSS, nearly every varietj known, partic- iilariy the ino.-i approwd patterns) jusi received an ; offeree! lor sale by 'VM I.AN V* N. ou Commerce >trcoi. Among hisaasortroem ma\ be found tht follow mg: ©i}£jKilSS©- i c ?D'VL,S J May Flatter, Water- Witch. isl'k Diamond Iron Monarch, 1 i ail ie Queen, H < stern Queen a etc World, Cull ivator, Keystone. I inverse, ATI.Ar- BAN-,1 P. .ION ic„ ic., te. n . ~ . •■< * 71 r.T\ I N <*r all mresand patterns n.„ win use. Aiso.thofollow mg. among oth<> r Parlor Stores. ri.OR \L, with per. and closed (routs, *l* V a.\, with and wi• r:oul ovens. Boston “• v. at UUTTAG t: ST •VE-*,kc..kc. BOX STOVES Oj all descriptions and size, to^nher with a few COAL STOVES, Both or Cooking and the Parlor. lie has also a large stock of beautiful IBffa<ta2aaaWaff© Including * Tea Pols, r (TV*** Pots sur-arUrns, Creamers, Molasse I itchers, Castors, Pstclo-rs Mug < *upg, „ Candlesticks, Lamp-. spate ons, &c., &c., w ilh cre-, and offered at ; esnarkably low rates. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, all kinds constantly on hand, or manufacured to on the shortest notice, in connection wuLih’s is a Ka ' r * IS--SZ. .-"at. €Z 0C work in


ocr: Something New! T*l. WII.KEH’S jgj[ DISPENSARY liaiG STORE. r E is now receiving: a fine *<•* rim* >• M of I ito;ce Oruff-, M di( iu<> I’uliir* Oi/s. r>ycs. Chemicals. Medicinal $ and. in brim, at! article. usually round at a Urug spre ; all of which he offers for sal-.- * Aean far Ca-.k, He wii.. in addition t* thu oalinvr) Drug bnaines., and evotf spe* iu attention U. pr<-.cribiiii; for all cases, of whatever nature that may be presented. From 9 o c.l<>c to It ~Vl( ;ck A M. of each day. a hen he is nut otherwise e imaged. hi* ‘ rofeasional services will be gratuitously rendered l all in need of nch graluitr ; but in all otin r cases the cn-h or its rfairufcst will be expec’ed when uudiciu- s are dispensed or serv ice is rendert and Produce, at market price, will b taken. CKO. D. WH.IiER, M D. In connection with the same establishment. Dr. Wi|. her has an assortment of most of the articles usually kept at a TT ri r< r*> T-S P -a ii i_n LA ' —r J Snrh as Mttstc Books, Bass If it &,■ Guitar Musi, Paper, Strings. both Italian Sheet Music, ami common. Instruction Books, Tuning Corks, Tinlins, Guitars, Br-lgts. Flutes. Clarionets, and Tail pieces, other instruments ; Pegs. Srr and a v.in tv oi olh *r* k flßins" tx numtiruus u mention PI V.NiiSaud \lEl** l)£ONS,of ht> manufacture. Brass Instruments for Bands, or any other itmirutm n> or article in this line will bo furnished to v.rd*r,un short ootce and re.i3< n- le terms Mioera* Point, Wia , Ju’y 10, 1-54. f!stf


ocr: FUST ARRIVAL —AT THE ‘MINER’S CHEAP CASH STORE.’ Tut subscriber respectfully announces to the anxious public that Vie has commenced receiving Viis Immense StocliL of dry goods, clothing, BOOTS, SHOES. IIA It DW A RE, CHOCK Kit V, HATS, CAPS, cfcc., dfcc'., To which he invites their careful attention. -■* e large anti well selected assortment of GROCERIES, toimisttng of TCAS, TOUACCOS, < CITE I'. HI ATI le s. I % It I* fill., < Hire, uaisins si au, sou*, a<-., a-. Ee will not be undersold for Ca s n. and will tcarrant every article sold. Mineral Point, Sept. 15, 1855. 13 T. S. ALLEN.


ocr: C A T T SOUABUIiLLS*4I.T,ForMte t GEO. W. COBH'S. D A. VID PEABCE, KAMQrACTVftBI i Wb'LIKALI Dialii in a HATS AM) CAPS S EXCLI SIVELY, Na 116 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO. TAM cow in Receipt r.f a Gar?e and Superior Stock, of the I.VrasiT AND M >ST FASH 10.1 ABE Stjl,, ol tto CAPS I FOR THE fall &, winter trade, To which the attention of Purchasers U respectfully nailed, mod aa examination of Goods and Prices solicited Order* will be promptly and carefully attended to,ard guaranteed to gie satisfaction. DAVID PEARCE, n4l-?t Vo, l! r j Main Street, "H. Loin*, Mo.


ocr: From the Seat of War! The Combined. Anni.s Victorious ! ! r l'*HK andorsivned having hea.-I of he great success X of the comWnel armies avaiest proceeded at once to ascertain the secret to such bri: mat ach’eve


ocr: FIRST RRRTIAI —AT THE ‘MINER’S CHEAP CASH STORE.’ Tus subscriber respect.uKy announces to the anxious public that he has commenced receiving his Immense Stoclx. of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, boots, shoes, hardware, crockery, cfco., cfc?o., t 3 which he invites their careful attention. \ large and well selected assortment of groceries, CMutinc or teas, tohaccos < oiffr, Mit.TAHD. i.oic on., cot:ns:; KICK, PKPPER, BAISISS, M G U{, NO VP, Ac.. Ac. He "id no. be uru.ersoiJ for Cash, and wiil warrant everv article sold. Mineral Point, Sept. 15, 1555. 43 X S VILFX


ocr: St. ouis ailvertiscmcats. From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of W. N- SAVYWMEU, NO. 14. SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. Who is the AGENT f t ihe best and most widely circu- I itea Newspapers in the West, and is authorized to take advertising and subscriptions at the Publishers’ lowest rales. IfllLL. riRIiIUL\C. ESTABLISHF.D IN 1535. (Surtcssors to Ira Todd 4" Sons.) No. 212 MAIN STREET, Cor. of Morgan, SAINT LOUIS, MO., Importers anil Manufacturers of French Burr Iflill Clones, Dutch Anchor Bolting Cloths, Portable Grain mil ills, PLASTER OF PARIS, MILL PICKS, LEATHER BELTING, MILL SPINDLES, RUBBER BELTING, MILL SCREWS, RUBBER HOSE. KEG UL.a TING SCREWS, HEMP PACKING, DAMSAL IRONS, RUBBER “ COPPER RIVXTS, IRON PROOF STAFFS, ETC., ETC. Our assortment of Mill Material is ihe largest in the Unit'd Stair* At present we have on hand 250 fairs of MILL STONES Orders promptly tilled aud alt ar tides wn> ranted. Iyl9 G. & C. TODD fc CO. EMPIRE SAW WORKS.


ocr: Something New! \*i>u. ii.ncirs DISPENSARY DRUG STORE. subscriber is now receiving a due as.run<n ■- of UUdit-e OriiKn Vf etl itinrr, PniuU Oils, Dyes. Chemicals. Medicinal Liquors. and. in brief, all a--.ict.. s usually f,,un.l at a Drug Store : all of which he offer, lor sa' <he ip for Cash. lie ail in addition M the onlu.ar. Drug business, devote apecia •ttoiUMw to prescribing for all e. s. , b *t ver nature, V| t be presented. Imm 9 ,*\-l„ck to 10 o'clock A eV V *? ch V - when h “ 13 not ..He -a Is „ eneag. ,1. his Profes.irusal gerrices a i.l bo gratuitoutlv rendered ;■ I hJ! neeJ of s,u ', h crulun- t but in all other cases tin lti o r, U( ! . , Wr,i w iH he expec.el when medicines . are dispe* cd c r rervice is i< injfcrc it Produce, at market price, will 0 liken. GKO. D. WIL.il ER, M. D. In connection with the same establishment. Dr wy. her has an assortment of most of the art cles u’ualU kepi ixl a Such as Music Looks, Bass VuA (f Guitar Munc Paper, Strings, both Italian Sheet yfusir, and common, I’'.struct ion ] o-ks, Tuning Porks. I mlins. Guitars, Bridges t hues, (. lartonets. and ’J'tixl-pieces, oth(T instruments; j Pegs. tge. Ar., and a varietv of ollur “ fiin s " too numerous to mention PI AN'>> and M EL* *DEON 3,0f any manufacture, Hrass lnsiruiu6DU fin Panels, or any other insirunieiii or * n,cle in this line will be furnished to order, on short notice and reason ible terms Mineral Point, Wia . July 10, 1-51. Pstf LOOK ODT FOB A CRASH ALL CAS II VU K CHASES. r v r:i:K.vmii s sacrifice. mm worth of FILL k IVi.MFR ROODS to be Slanghtered for Cash, at Hie j


ocr: S40.000!!! The People’s Gift ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION. NEARLY 2 5 000 EXGBAVIXCS SOLD! THK tlßJ.'S'tt /r/iJIC/.Vt/ OF TIJI3 Magnificent Enterprise, WILL TAKE PLACE On Wednesday, April 25th- Success Certain j


ocr: From the Seat of War! Combc/ii (2 ->.l /■//£■ T tctorious I / " 1 ” .■ ■ - . ih- o.mMiic;! urtii-s at-fiuH R„nm.eod. . ‘ 1 ill ■ -<• ■ t t>> siioli hri! mui achieve- find lotiiiu ii rrace ihV direct to the


ocr: fJfS S T J\ RR | V-A L —A T TH E HIIAER’S CHEAP CASH STORE.’ I- , subscriber respect:uJ!y announces to the anxious r uWic that he has commoucfti receiving bis Immcnso Stocli. 0 P tl P V fl fl OT> Ci rc T A tt T *V7 r'i j -“ w “ C ' V .O , ULL IllE 11 C-, [soots, SHOES, UAUDWARIb ('ROCKERY, MATS, CZLPO. tb _ civ i-.e it;'.it .s laetr careful attention. - .-a EI fc-c' c s ? ; ea:.tl well selected assortment of groceries, |J# Muujr 4 - v.muctKitinM. ■ mt, (( ,i eikjs f a.ci;, pm'prk, it v. S( > NSi ic . not be uailerso’.J for Cash, and will ir.trrjtU cvcrv article sold. r:;l lAn Tit. Sept. 15. I s 5. ,i;> 1’ S *] j T."\ T


ocr: Galena Advertisements. DeSoto House. Corner of Mainand Green Sts.. WALESA, ir.r. JAO.C. PARKS,Proprietor, (Late of the Virginia Hotel, St. Louis ) HOUSE is now finished, furnished and ready E for the reception of Company. It is the largest House in the Northwest —wag built for a first clegs bouse, and h. s all the conveniences of the bc-t Eastern Houses The rooms are large and elegantly furnished. Travel era visiting Galena will find at the He Soto a pleasant and agreeable home. t:4, 1*55. Cni23.


ocr: OAL£NI cn V MAtCVULJB MAM ; \i - TK V. RL ROSEBROUGW, ftCp* ’: 1 ytp •*> = ;.' X°P .T-; % f W ,> Corner of Spring Street and Levee. *. it I iitii Illinois. Li V y~IONSTANTI,Y on hand. Movomints. ~-~^L.. v 1 Tomb Tablets, H i*ds-i ons. hi r kai Tabi s und Court er Tors, Tilt a for Floor iug, Imposing Slones, &c. dtT~ Agent for the sale of Iron Rei'inc, French Burr; Mill Stonos, Dutch Cloths. &c, Sic. vTutl-i


ocr: I AUniX(i TOOI.S. - HR4PF. VIVE CRADLES, tfU fi do* solid C S Iloes, 4 ” Rot'*! *•“ “ 6 “ H line Hat Forks, * 4 .. v . .* *• ‘ - 4 “ 4 line Manure Porks. 4 * Patent Scjtli- Snaths, Id * i'oiii non 4 * Id CS k Waldron Crass Scribe 4. ScvthiSlones,Ac..Just receive and for sales; May 33, 1853. GEO W. 0088. Jn'HITS A —looi’a-es Boots and K shoe all of kinds, just received and for sal. By JOHN MI!.TON. BW'O V . —Home manufactured- Hanss.ihonlden md Sides, Pickled Pork and Lard, "or b^ Cl IKPKTV.-IO pieces, assorted J'‘ re J ceived and for sate by JOHN MILTON. RAISINS. AFRESH SI t PPLV i*i*t fceiveil.in h’ hoxef %■<! qnarlcr boxes, by S. JfcNKIN'S.


ocr: f Wh^er. * -400 STOVES, gM f'.K \<JI • nearly every vui k*: \ zi• wu, partlc Ei •uarly The most approved f.t.ilerna; Jus* ... . ..ti r* ' ! r pale by v* M. I.AN \-N* on > r*j i. am ■*.■ > hi.- tssortojeni may be found ihefoiiow • May Flower, Water- iilark Diamond Iron Monarch, Trains Queen, ll 'cstern Queen .A 'em World, Cultivator, Keystone, T inverse, ATI.Ae. baNi.UP, • li f c., fcc., See. i‘j t•! t i *S * r ri \ I> ■f all sizes am! patterns now in use. i.Z umoity > !>• r I 9 tirlor Stoves. P '•' AI. wiih open and closed trouts, SYLVAN, wiih and without ovens, *N, “ “• ‘‘ cOTTAC.r: <T tVE^fcr..tc. BOX STOVES Of all descriptions and size, together tcilh a few COAL STOVES, r booking and the Parlor. He has also a a’uck of beautiful Darn Wsmr®, ncindir i -1 Pj* -T' ffee Pots >MigarUms, • 'i> uin *r>, Mol&sse 1 i cbers, *' Pitch* rg Vui;?. Cups, ' • dSo-iiirk-. I.:imp*. >pitt ons, &c.,&C.* * • ith • -i * - .nd o:T retl ui iemarkably lew rates. lin, Copper and JSliecl Iron Ware. vi v. S" const .m!\ *;: Laud, or m*. ufac'urt dto rder. im ; *.■; -Lurlcfci notice. in connection wilhlhis rtabli-) rnei t e c ta-" T ol rv .'•ts a : v here .v *rk in eoher of I* 'o\r respective lines will be one id ihe beet po. sii2e manner. jo n u os: 'C \ u r_*!.l ‘. l f• in any of tho •* Ihf- *- SLuon short notice Pi-r<..i-> i-.-u i.y any Lin*/ in *i' line, aie invited to allund * xaroiuo Lis luck ax* : * r>. ... WILLIAM LAN YON. ■I SO


ocr: 3. S iSI slf It A I .. N 4-, >?M!f >TH: KT, 'T. I.< >UL, y.).. Importers and Manufacturers oj Gir.HS, EtIF I>. PISTOLS And all k.nla . f SPOKT N<J APPARATUS. CJ~S. B.—Gua Mahers* M itcria's couslunlly a tiau-f a* fAvnis Septerar-r I, I -51. fl\43


ocr: Winter. El MlftlAClNL nearly varle’> kuown, parlic A uiarly the mosi aipruve<i patterns) Jub. received ki-i l< r halt; by M. I.aN \• N dii Ooraraerct ■Hreei. Among hisassortmpir. n.av boiourul th follow tog : May Flower, Water-Witch. Hn<k Diamond Iron Monarch. Prairie Q.neen , 11 csfei -i uecn Tew World, Cultivator, Aeyst on e, L nivi 1 se, ATI.AS KANi.I.P, - | ix *c.,&c,&e. . *l . *1 I I T| >TO\ l a |>f all sizes and patterns now iu use. Also,tbefollow lug among 1 the r M* nr lor Stoves. rjrl lß A *' Wlll ' open and Cl red trouts, 8y I,VaN, with and withoutovens, BOSTON. " .1 ’ COTTAGE ~T •VES.&c. &c. BOX STOVES Of ihl descriptions and size, together with a few COAL STOVES, Boll;for Cookinp aru! the Panor. He has also a larg* s'oek of be-smifnl . i JIELi Ws.E c © , including * Tea Pots. 0. ffe-- Pots s ngr Urns, Creamers, Molasses I lichers. Castors. Pitch- rs Mugs, Cups, Candlesticks, Lamps, Bpittrons, fee ,tc„ Selected with care,and offered at icmarkably lowrates. Tin, I'opper and Sheet Iron Ware. Of all kinds constantly on hand, or mai ufac ured to order, on the shortest notice, lu connettiou witbthis eslablishmei t is a . B3 NM ce ta-z. m, '' Berr work in either • f their respeclixe lines will be ■tone in the best possible manner. .11)11 H OS£K Attemled to in any of the above Shops on short notice Persons desiring any thing in his line, aie invited to cal land oxamine his B lock an I rrices. ... , WILLIAM LAN YON. Mineral Point, Oct. 28, 1853 50 Jtipiies,’ Family Itledicinrs. A Ff LI. Supply ofthegenuine Medicine jus I opened ! J.*. and for sale by K. U PULFuI.U. €: 1. 1 ss. 20x28. 12x22. 12x16,10x14 ll’xl'r and Bxlo. on hand and lor sale by R. D.PULFORU. K. 11. It. J T received,a supply of Radn-ay’s Resdvße ,leßby R. D.PULFORD. con I I VFR Oil. 2Dr>Z Bacon fe Hyde's pure Mr dtcatrH Oil.jnct received by R. D PULFORD srasiraam. ” Ground I • | ; I |


ocr: Galena Advertisements. i DeSoto House. Corner of Hain Crccn tS ' UALENI 11.1,. J.VO. C. PA ISKiS, Proprietor {Late of the J'irginia Hotel, St. Louis ) MTVMS 110t T i*E is now Uui-hod, furnishrd and ready S tf, r tin* rpesp ion of Co'm '.any It is ihe Ho'j in thf North west—was built for a cl*?. ••Hid lias all the convene ■<. ■ of it <• h-t K.H-aem Houses The room- Rie Irrye and eh ifantiy fnrni-hod Travel I erg vi, trine ciale a will find at Ihe I o dolo a uid agreeable home. Cu.m, April *4, IRSS. fiin‘-3.


ocr: i3tf ~ PROCLAMATION by the I plunders of Low ITiccs ! WE have jnrt received al the NEW VORK CHEAP CASH STORE, 'ireci Iron, the Ear.;urn mantel. a targe assortment of EA IVHV A. NO STAPLE DRY GOODS, IBCB)SJ18lfS 9 Ji HATS AND CAPS, t BOOTS AND SHOES, &c. Which we are offering at unprecedented Low Prices - Our Msunmeot consists of every vwneiy of I irrssGuod \is; DiLunis, Barkis. I.aw>i, Pkinti. largt variety of SHAW I ull of Wblcu are of tr latest pt>!e ami paii'-m. BQNMbTB of ail kinds, and a large variety o. Htbhun*. of the newest Fashion, and at priest that can not fad to pleas** A *r*neml ass* >n met* of Hat* an 1 Capa for Mens* and Buys* wear. Every vartely ot Boot a and Shoe*. id the Genta’ furnishing department we have Ca 1 P*nVcaia. an 1 a good of Boia’ Clotmiso, which we variant u> be mn goad as can b* pDCured id W isconsin, and all of our own make. noth*. Cawimercx Sattiaels., Veilings, if., of various kinds and prices, which we will manufacture into C cot hi vo to order. Mi Ac Lest style and warraui Bs. We also have a noud assortment of Jewelry which we wid ria l low. K)r Ken ember that (he pisce to buy cood GO >D^ 1C Acy>, is at lire N.w V•■ a a r.nup '*. mt m of Vt KIUKNr EU), OEELEK 4 C’c. Oppoeile A Jeukin'e i.vnf-ciioDary chep. Mineral Point, May 17, lon*. Shy.


ocr: IS. S'. EJMiJCK A ., NO. 4->, MAIN STR“ I.T, ST. LOUIS, MO., Importers and .’/ i nufi'/urerx of UVXf*, Kir K*, iMMTOff**, And nil kims of SPORT NC APP ARATUS. B.—Gun Makers’ M a eria’a constantly on hand. f*t I.<;ii < ep‘.i*ni)v'r 1,


ocr: St. Louis Advertisements. From the Newspaper Advertising Airucy of \%. n. s\v v^i.7ii:si, XU. 14, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. Vh*> is rho AG KN T for ihc* b f *st an 1 m‘ wi.lH v circ - 1 itdd Nowtjpnpers in Ihc W csl. an ! authorized •* l ike vdv. rUfcing and -nibscriplioiisi ui the Publishers’ lowest ralce. .Til2.la t l ESTABLISHED IN 1535. G & C, TODD & ( D., ( Sncicssors to Ira Todd \ Suns.') No. 212 MAIN STREET, Cor. of Morgan, SAINT LOUIS, MO., Importers and Mannfacturrrs of French Elnrr Bitch Anchor Bolting Cloths, M*ortable tmrnin •Hills, PIASTER OF PARIS, MILL TIC KS, LEATHER FELTING, MILL SPINDLES, KUCHER HELPING, MILL SCREWS, ItftiliEß HOSE, REGULATING SCREWS. HEMP PACKING, DA MSA I. IP.ONS, KUCHER. “ COPPER RIVITS, IRON PROOF STAFFS, ETC , ETC. O-ir ißSorttaent of 'tilt Material is the lnr"*“t 'tithe Cu t I ,fry \t present *j Knee on ban I 250 pa'c* oi MU.I. STONES Orders promptly ti led mid all ur lidos h r mild. 1> 19 O. & C. TODD fe CO. EMPIRE SAW WORKS. \V. 1.. F. CAGE & CO., Ware-Room No, 37, Main Street, St. Louis, Mo., J3 x N 1 T FA<'TFKF.RS f hnv des'*rii>; ion of Extra XV M Cast Steel Mill * ircnlar , Pt, jVu'ey. f'ro.<s-ru r kh'i*e% Hand and Panel Saits, Saw Maadre-jr, U.ixrt* and Cos and • 'kisHS) Trunk Knives , Reaper Sick'cs, Spring*) F<* ::T“ AUo Saws repaired and made as good ae new at small expense. The mu!Tsiirne 1 have inn !.' such improvements end arrived it such perfection in the temp- ringar.d grinding deparlmi i• t ot lh< ir w rks, and take such iuh.s to pro cur'* the he-i q-i.dilv of aieel. that they Can assert with out fear of contradiction, that their .-Hock ot Saws or. ha* and and now being manufactured are and wid be. *t >Mily t-qnal l hut superior t>no > maid** i or lirniu; h( t' this m irlu-t. r very Saw sold under their guarantee will bo made g'*>d to Ihe porcha>er if nut found l* be *.> on trial l •ear. (Iyl7) 'V. b. F. CAdlk Ac. CO. EAGLE FOUNDRY. CLARK, RENFREW & CO., Mum, Carr an I Bui Jit Streets , St. L uis , Mo MAXIFArmiKRS OF STEAM ENGINES AND MILL M\EHiNERV; PAGES* PORT \ RLE i \W MILLS; CHILD'S DOUBLE D!TT. >. it HI.ER fc -UEET IRON WORK St. Louie. September i, 1854. 1,43. ti. E. DIMICK A ( U„ NO 12, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., hnjiortcrs and Manufacturers of ft CIV'S KIF ES PISTOLS, And all kinls of SPORT NG APPARATUS. B.—Gun Milkers’ Materials constantly on hand. •*t. lioviis


ocr: . E. nillKK A ft*,, NO 4-2, M \I N fTRHT, *T. I .Of I*. MO,. Inipor ers and Maniifw turert of sox, icifi.lv*, nsroiA. \n*l all kin 1. of SP'ffT N<; APP*R \T|-rf. R—Oun Makers' M I'eria's constantly on hand. *• I mi- I, IPjl. riyia


ocr: EAGLE FOUNDRY. CLARK, RENFREW & CO.. Main, Carr aati l.idJ'e Streets, St. Linus, Mo , M* VU FAC TUB KHS F STEAM ENGINES AND MILL MimiXERT; 'A'l*■'<) '.T' HI.R \*V Mil 1.-! - Clin If* I) 'Urll.E •‘ITT >. I! r ER & -MEET IRuN WORK "*1 l.onis. A. (l tem er I 18*1, 1.41


ocr: Galena Advertisements. De£oto House. mm Corner of Main ■| g | anJCrcfg Sis. JKiil U.ILEX4, ILI . Ji\o. f. Proprietor {Lite of the firginia Ho: el, St. Iritis) HOllt-F. is row fl ifh* <J and r.d\ I fi r the receo .on of o-ni|ny It is thr large.- 'o'ie to the N’.n bfni - was hnill for a firs' cl .a li n e, "u<i has all 'ho Conven'eie-gs of 'he bc-t Eastern 11. iiv-d The room* .e large and ei canity turn!-bed Tra v . 1 ora vi-iiimr C a'e a will Bud al the l>u Solo a p ea an , md agre* rHIc hrmr. Cuio. -.4


ocr: Prepare For Winter. ■4OO STOVES, EMBRACING nciirly every variety known, partic ularly most approved patterns) Juei received ami offered for t-ale by WM. LaNVuN, on Commerce I , Street. Among hiBassortrnentrna> be found iLt follow j .A 1 ©JO 7 ©©©KJSS©. i May-Jt lower. Water- H'itch, j lilack Diamond Iron Monarch, Prairie Queen, TCr stern Queen Aew World, Cultivator, Keystone, Universe, ATI.AS. HANuI’P, LION. Ac., Ac., A-e. , PKJKHH-.H STOi Is of all sizes and patterns now in use. Also,thofollow tug among other JRnrlor Stoves. FI.ORAL, wiih operand cl t-ed fronts, S\ liV'AN, wuh and without ovens, KnSTN. “ **• a ’ COTTAGE ST> > VEs, A c.. Ar. BOX STOVES Of all descriptions and size, together with a few COAL STOVES, Bothfor Cooking and the Parlor. He has also a larg< *'oc ? ’ cf beauiiful including ~ 1m Pol*, Ci ffeo Put; Sugar Urns, Creamers, Molasses Flickers, Castors, Pilchers Muas, Cups, Candlesticks, I amps. Spitlr ons, Ac., A c.. Selected with care, and offered at .cmarkably low rates. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Of ail kinds constantly on hand, or manufactured to order,on the shortest notice. In connectiub wilhthi? ostablishmert is a 'KJ mm rmj .-m m ~ Where work in either of their respective lines will be in the best possible manner. JOII IVOIIIv Attended to in any of the above Shop - on short notice Persons desiring any thing in his line, are in\nod to I and examine his Slock and prices. ... , „ . WILLIAM LANYON. Mineral Point, Oct. 28, 1853. 50 Japnes’ Family dledicines. A Pl T I. L supply ofthe genuine Medicine jus I opened ± m. and forsale by R. D FULFORD. OI.ASS, 12x22. 12x16,10x14 10x12 and Bxlo, on hs<‘ forsale by R. D.PULFORD. ... R. R. B. ST received, a supply of Radwav’s Resdyße- Uef, by R. D.PLLFOHD. CII> I.IVFR Oil.. T)OZ Bacon & Hyde’s pure Medicated Oil.just I ; ’


ocr: EAGLE FOUNDRY. CLARK, RENFREW & CO., Main , Carr and Biddle Streets, St. Louis, Mo , MitscriCTCßtas of STEAM ENGINES AND MILL MACHINERY; PAGE.V PORTABLE 4AW MILLS; CHILD’S DOUBLE DITTO. BOILER & 'MEET IRON WORK St. Louis, September I, 1834. 1>43.


ocr: Sloop Alioy! GOODS In Advance of Prairie Schooners. rpIE -nhecriber would respectfully ".Tinonnep ♦> tht i jH’ople of Point m 4 the pubocuon. m!i\th ‘i- i now receiving from St Louis a! toi weilselec ted. \ **. • *.’% D AI hi s * 'hi -I an'l, i tie do. rb< )■ >** -I.ihn Mi II on’p store. 01* Hith-ireei, wt,. re head) i-eep cons'.-nl’y an hand; assortment of articles viz: SI GARS, TOBACCO, TEAS. RICE. COFFEE, SAT.T. SPICES. \ BACON, CRUSHED, POWDER FI) AND 1.0 A F SUGARS, Si it BS 9 And in short, all other ert tries of s' \ tm.l CliEnu i;kii:^ Kept by any store in twon. I ave attached .o the Store a good B.iAr/n*. And will be i* k**p constantly on hand Bread. Crackers* Oakes. Pies. <S -c. Which I willseil at Wholesale aid Retail. SaM. JENKINS. Mineral Point* Aprl JO, ‘SS3. vfhtf VDSrasm


ocr: Hat Manufactory! rpHK nuclei signed would respect -A lully inioim the citizens af Min eral I’omt arc! vicinity, that he has opened a Shop on the ( inner of Hii,U &f Chestnut Streets, lui lor m i?it|Ca~toi y ol


ocr: Nsw Ev> i In the Stove and Tin Business. E. C ORMSII Jit the Sign of Tho Big Tea Kettle, ’<*>nr•**. t.Jly f .‘ho ; :t 'jr. *Y -r • ▼ h* ha< -wi he T• n > i ■. pv *-r ■ °n by y*i A Whiter, w*vi of T? hwltr’s Store, on High Mr< *r. wli*r<* h * nr**: ar I t< 4 nrnil the old of thru r<t a® w ■•!?>- all other* who may favor niro with a call, huv ar*ici in the line n r Copper. Tin. nr Siird-Lon II ~a?r. On the shorte-1 notice. He will ke- peons ant’y • ? hand every variety • f Cooking, Parlor a:u! *lo\ sf/D y^> Among hisCookmg si,,v,-s m ij w,- found rhe follow •£ Queen of the West. H’es.'eni, Xcir World , Iron hut", &•<■.. Sfr, Morning Star, Mafional, Challenge, 'day / ‘inner, I r .. At. Also— Premiums, ol various patterns an Among which are 7I!'!!ll!{, I OH W;’ , <T \L, its.sr;;v vvi.VA\, .V - . Itl, A( !v ui cii> do do CO >l. Together w *th nlrr *t pmv ; * tern of BOX STOVES. All of vrhi<-b will be sold at prc * *>x*reme’y I< vr for cash, *>r read p.. • .


ocr: SPECIAL MTICEj feat Auction Sale ! O F 300 CITY LOTS. 30th. and 31st May. ('ALE POSITIVE ) * er i arter Cash—Balance, time n Y H. C~X K r c*'*'rf**r.


ocr: From the Seat of War! The Combined Annies Victorious! r f H ~ **n<ter*i-n**d having h<*a r I • f the irr.*.l *• 1 of if.<* coni* inert ariT*i>*s meuintt Rii>> •. bi ana- (" jsjpri i'n i!♦• ft* *r. . s .r• hr l l ia.nl nchievc meau. and teu.id it \ raceiib’*'direct to ihe


ocr: Great Excitement!? Xj;\v FI KM, NEW ROODS, i SEW TRICES ! THE old firm of Dei.ler & M.crvcbacheb having ex pired, and anew one established under the name ami style of \\ t l lenJeld. Ih llet & Cos., tlie undersigned would announce to the citizens of Mineral Point, and the public generally, that they an* now in receipt of an un usually large and well selected Slock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, —consisting in part of— DHV GOOES, of every description Compriein Prints of all shades, colors and varutics, Broadcloths, Kentucky Jeans, Merinoea, Satinets, Vestings, Bonnets, Casslinerea, 1 ins -vs. Ribbons, Tweeds, Cashmeres, Alpacas, fcrilks. Ac., j Satins, Ac. Shawls, Ac., which they will rtell much lower than similar articles have heretofore been sold in this place. FASHION A BLE Ready Made Clothing? : of quality, style and fashion suited to every taste. All the Clothing .- >ld l y u.- i- made **it our establishment, un der the superintend, nee of one of the !. Cutlers in the and every article is warranted to fit. HATS & CAPS, j of the latest stylo, and of almost every variety. SOOTS til S II OES f j of every description, f r I.adh s. Cents, girls & bc*ys’ wear.


ocr: Iff. K. DHIICK A- CO., NO. 42, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS. MO., Importers and Manufacturers of Gl\S, RII’LKS, PISTOLS, And all kinds of SPORTING APPARATUS. CtyN. B.—Gun M akers’ Materials constantly on hand st. Louis September I, 1851. [ 1y 43


ocr: Galena Advertisements. DeSoto House. AKib| Corner of akin H 111 and Green Sts. Jmd GALENA ILL. J.\O.C. PARKS, Proprietor. {Late of the Virginia Hotel , St. Louie ) THIS HOUSE la now finished, furnished and ready for the reception of company. It is the largest House in the Northwest—was huilt for a Qrslclesa house, and has ail the conveniences of the best Eastern Houses. The rooms are large and elegantly furnished. Travel Galena will Cad at the a


ocr: Sloop Ahoy! ‘GOODS In advance of Prairie TilF. Subscriber would respectfully announce to 1 people ~f Mint ral P< inland the ptiblicgeiierally i he is uow receiving from St Louis a lot of w ell selec ted. *■ % r; Wmi W W mms/ ■W 3* mm/ At his rd 1 stand, ere door below John High Street, where he will keep constantly an hand general assortment of articles, v 1/ : S’GARS, | TOP AC CO, TEAS. | RICE, COFFEE, j SALT, SPICES, I BACON, CRUSHED, POWDERED AND LOAF* SUGARS, BI B Si 9 And tit short, all other nr tides of 1 A T!SLY ERIKS Kept ty any store in twoa. 1 ave attached to the Store a good IS.IKRH 1% And -vill 1 m 1 able to keep constantly on hand Ihead. Crackers , Cakes, Pies. S;c. Which ! willsell at Wholesale a. rt Ht lf.il. SAM. JENKINS. Mint ra! Point,


ocr: Galena Advertisements. DeSoto Horse. ■Eli 83 Corner of 3iam Spjj gg | and Green Sts.. - CATENA, ILL. JIVO.C. PARKS,Proprietor {Late of the Virginia Hotel, St. Louis.) THIS HOUSE is now finished, furnished and ready for the reception of company ft is the largest House in the Northwest-was built for a first cl ss house, and has all the conveniences of the Lest Eastern He uses. The rooms are large and elegantly furnished. Travel era visiting Galena will find at the De Soto a pleasant and agreeable home. Galena.


ocr: j EAGLE FOUNDRY. CLARK, RENFREW & CO., Main, Carr and Biddle Streets , St. Louis , Mo , MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES AND MILL MACHINERY; ’ PAGE-’ cost tBM-J a VW MILLS; CHILD'S DOUBLE IMTTO. 8d1.E.: &. -MEET I RUN WORK St. Louis, September 1, lii.at. 1y43.


ocr: Ms? Sloop Ahoy! GOODS Ifn advance of Prairie THE Subscriber would respectfully announce to i people of Mineral Point md the publicgenerKllt that he is new receiving iron. St Louis aloiol wellseiec ted. \ /rfitEzPh r ,ir % a aww| A this old stand, one door below Jobi Milton’s Store. on fliirn >treet, where hit will kerp cobestantU an hand a general assortment ol articles,viz : SUGARS, TOBACCO, TEAS. PACE, COFFEE, SALT SPICES, ( BACON, CRLSHED, POWDERED AND I,(iaF SUGARS, OB') And in short, alt other artides of S' \ n if.y u ko( s:s:ies Kept by anv store in twon. I ave attached to the More a good n.iutm \\ And will be able to keep constantly on hand Bread, Crackers, Cakes, Pies. £c. Which I willsell at Wholesale and Retail. ... . SAM. JENKINS. Mineral Point, Aprl.29, 1853. 2 Hlf


ocr: Prepare For Winter. 400 STOVES, nearly every variety known, panic m ~* uiarly the mosi approved patterns; just received an.l offered (or sale by WM. LaNYuN, on Commerce street. Among hisassortmentmay be found thefollow S'u'Q'ynS,. May-Flou.tr, Water- Witch, Slack Diamond Iron Monarch, Jrrairie Queen, Western Queen Aem World, Cultivator, keystone, Universe. ATLAS, HANGUP, i.lon Ac., Ate., Ate. nf .. . PitEnii'.n vrti> I>r all sizes and patterns now in use. Also,thefollow mg among other Parlor Stoves. av, SW’ wi * h open and closed fronts, BOSTON,’ T. ,U> a “ d without ovens, COTTAGE STOVES, Ate.. &c- BOX STOVES dj all aesiript u>ns and size, together with a few COAL STOVES, Bothfor Cooking and the Parlor. He has also a large o S’ock of beautiful including Tea Pots,Coffee Pots. Sugar Urns, Creamers, Molasses Pitchers, Castors, Pitchers Mugs, Cups, a . . F ai ?d |est 'cks, Lamps, Spittcons,tc..fcc., ■ elected with care,and offered at lemarkably lowrates. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, all kinds, constantly on hand, or manufactured to ki °k the shortest notice, in connection with this a * iu, * r ® f lheir respective lines will be in the host possible gnner. JOB ifOKK Attended to in any of the stove Shops on short notice n f ds ' rID a "7,. lh ‘ n * in his I*“®. are invilou to and examine his Stock and prices. xi- ,„, . „ „ WILLIAM LANYON. Mineral Point, Oct. 28, 1853. 50 Japnes’ Family Medicines. FULL Supply oflbegenuine Medicine Just opened and for sale by R. D. PULFORD. „ GLASS, 12x16,10x14,10x12 and B*lo, on hint for sale by B. D. PULFORD. c „ R. R. R. V. Treeeived,* supply of Rsdway’s Reedy Re ,,ef.by R. D. PULFORD. „ COB LIVER Oil.. DOZ, Bacon A Hyde’s pure Medicated Oil.just received by R. D. PULFORD. Pepper, Pi nt Flasks, Ground Ginger, Tumblers, Ground Spice, Wrpping paper , Yeast Powders, Smoking Tobacco, Castile Soap Dried Apples,


ocr: CHERRY PECTORAL Fr the Care *f COUGHS, GOLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, GROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION,


ocr: 11. K. MIUH'K A C 0.. NO. 42, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS. MO.. Importers and Manufacturers of GOS, KII I.U*, PISTOL^, And all kinds of SPORTING APPARATUS ££3“N. B.—Gun Makers' Materials constantly on hand. St. Louis Septeml?r I, 1854. fty43 ! I


ocr: MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD. A V.M THE FlkM TiiALN HAS Mli AUliltD!!!! \N I* w hilethat nob!© antu.al the horse, ie requ.r lo p nor r*- iraiispoiTm:im, . • •*■ h da*> (/ f niAn to attend 'u his wants. i* * - e itm n. is cbid in *im arm- r *>e-i calcul'iterf i **• .;’• in . •• * .* r f .r<n bi ta-U *iih C4rct' hinwfll S’icfe --ug he *m ihe-u , rc.b'-rewouMsiy to tle C* Z* H***- Mint* ii: u and 11 • - PaWic ai that Uty hnv •rmc i.% -I* in nergh*p ••• b r tt e *m of GEO. PRIESTLEY & CO., and purchased tbeentire*tuck c I'nect. and wi nlf • II A it ’* i. > > s* l 11 15 b E n 4 - -v * 1 v <■ ro j: v Q E. A. COJ-LINS & CO., in M inerf Point, .nd are prepared It rajmfac’imall.irli- c *- • n t heir fin* , *oich SADDLES. HARNESSES, CYT7T [ Fiddler. Collars. Hallers, j'lii Ah S. AJ /fee., c., on Ihe-hor?*!*i o*->tiCH in the neatest and u. oa I substantial mannt’r.ai and u; •* nH.p I.lost lir soi.able Tt-rras- H 1 ■ 11- S ;ind { ' t Hivl m• L i< unnH-d in tre nedP'htaud be*! m <o.*t‘r atail limes. Hatitut Rrv rts t>tV I t rih evi > t hu* a* iiy and h liev i -ir maey of i v e rns* r on* nat *re >•; v‘ t l>- •db> ai* *p*r Anl< >- t the e**rer t ,f rk, je. tii \ have r<m*eced w> h the above esiG.b'iahmeut, i • Llo niid VVl’.hl, K ’i* ivV N 800 l iV Shoe Manufactory <>f *7 FTO ij f' !> klKs >' f h' • , niitl ' -** prepared *, to ni,. r . AMI r.^'‘ r.r.Nr? *-'M 1 s&l 300i££ & SHOSS, .1 .I> < zes, < ! ;hc bes !• .Ib*-r that c ii b found in (lie in .rk-' hi- would also fay tbul fbey R.e*p r,nnstan<l> forn'(


ocr: CENTRAL HOTJST. HIVING become proprietor of this House, recent!j occupied by Mr. Roby lh nnlerslgned has fitted it up in the beet possible style.and is prepared to sc commodate the traveling public, as well as boarders in th- best manner, and on reasonable terms. Good -tables attached to the premises, and careful and at tentive ostlers, Uways on hand. ItX - Stage* l-yave this house doily, for the Euilrr ad. Gale r .a. Madison, Highland, Ac. A share of Patronage is Solicited. J. E. ROBINSON. Oct. 12 16*5. 46tf


ocr: St. <rais advertisements. From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of \V. S. SWYWMEK, NO. 14, SECOND ST-, ST. LOUIS, MO. Who is the AGENT for the best and most widely circu lated Newspapers In the West, and is authorized to ; take Advertising and Subscriptions at the Publishers’ lowest rates. IfliLL ESTABLISHED IN 1533. V. TODD kVO.. (Successors to Ira Toth / 4f Sous.) No. 212 MAIN STREET, Cor. of Morgan, SAINT LOUIS, MO., Importers and Manufacturers of French Kurr Stones, Dutch Anchor Bolting Cloths, Portable Grain *fltlls, PLASTER OF PARIS, MILL PICKS, LEATHER BELTING, MILL SPINDLES, RUBBER BELTING, MILL SCREWS, RUBBER HOSE, REGULATING SCREWS, HEMP PACKING, DAMSAL IRONS, RUBBER “ COPPER RIVITS, IRON PROOF STAFFS, ETC., ETC. Our assortment of Mill Material is the largest In the Unit.l Statrs \t pr.enl we have on haul 250 pairs of MILL STONES O.dvra promptly lldud and all ar tides warranted, lyl9 C. fe C. TODD fe CO. SAW WORKS.


ocr: Sloon Ahoy! GOODS In advance of Prairie Schooners. THE Subscriber would respectfully announce to the people of Mineral Point and the public generally thin be is now receiving from St Louis a lot of well selec ted. At his old stand, one door below John Mill on’s Store, oi Hit h Street, where he will keep constantly an hands general assortment of articles viz: SUGARS, I TOBACCO, TEAS. j RICE , COFFEE, j SALT , SPICES, I BACON, CRUSHED, POWDERED AND LOAF SUGARS, ME- ■* MB ■ m 9 And in short, all other articles of FAMILY GROCERIES Kept by any store in twon. I ave attached to tbe store a good ttnIKKR V, And will be able to keep constantly on hand Br ad, Crackers, Cakes, Pies. (yc. Which I w'.llsell at Wholesale and Retail. w . . SAM. JENKINS. Mmera, Point, Aprl.29, 1853. 6tf Gr and Pepper, Tint Flasks, Gtound Ginger, Tumble rs, Ground Spire, JVrpping paper, Yeast Powders, Smokrig Tobacco, Castile Soap Dried Apples, Palm Soup, Pipper Saute, Raisins, Mi-tarl, SalereUus, Curratitt , Tomato Catsup, Lard Oil, Oysters fy Sardines, Rue Starch, Rio Coffee, Percussion Caps Java Coffee, Spanish Chocolate, Painted Buckets Just received and for /ale by G. W. COBB. Oct. 27, 1853. tf3l at a . * r/; g:i J


ocr: 400 STOVES,’ I A'IBRACING nearly every variety known, parlic 14 ularly the most approved patterns, j .no 'eceived and offered for sale by WM. EASY' >N, on Commerce street. Among htsassortraent may be found thi follow ing: 330Z1K© ©‘u , © , i/:. 3p May Flower, Water-Witch, hlaek Jhnnwnd Iron Monarch, Prairie Queen, Western Queen Few World, Cultivator, Keygton e. Universe, ATLAS, HANGUP, LION, sc., fee., fee. PHiuiil .fi srovi> Of all aizesami patterns now in use. Also,the follow ing among other S*arlor toves. FI OR \ 1,, w Ith open and closed fronts, SYLVAN, with and without ovens. HiiST'tN. “ “ “ COTTAGE STOVES,fee., fee. BOX STOVES Of all descriptions and size, together with a few COAL STOVES, Hothfor Cookiup and the Par.or. He hae aleo a large slock of beautiful IBa’nttasiiasi^WaH’Oj including Tea Pots,Coffee Pots, Sugar Urns, Creamers, Molasser Pitchers, Castors, Pitch -rs Mugs, <'ups. Candlesticks, Lamps, Spitt< ons, fee , fer., with care,and offered al i emnrkablj low rates. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, of all kinds, constantly on hand, or maiiufac’nred to Tiler, on the shortest notice, in connection withthis establishment is a ha--”-aLj- ts-a .rta. tro et-^^ Where work in either of th.-ir respective lines will be lone in the best possible manor r. .JSiS WORK Attended to in any of the above hops on short notice Persons desiring any thing in his line, are invited to caliand examine his Stock an i t rices. WILLIAM LAN YON. Mineral Point, Oct. 28, 1853. 5n Hew Goods & Low Prices mm iw store. r*VE Subscribers now receiving hi? I urge and varied a stock of l-.u.1, and \VIMT£U Consisting oj DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS If SHOES, HARD


ocr: ii. E. nimcK & co., NO. 42, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO., Importers ami Manufacturers of GOS, Bill' ES, PISTOLS, And all kin Is of SPORTING APPARATUS. K7"N. B.—Gun Makers’ Materia's constantly on hand. St. Lonis September 1,1851. f 1y43


ocr: EAGLE FOUNDRY. CLARK, RENFREW & CO.. .Vain, Carr and Biddle Streets, St. Louis. Mo , MANrFArTI'HERS or TEAM EXCISES A\D MILL MAfRIXERY; PAR ~'!JL ORTAB, - E SAW MILLS; CHILD'S DOUBLE hitto. boiler u sheet iron work Bt. Louis, September 1,1855. ly-u.


ocr: RS T A1 i3y A i —AT THE [IXER’S CHEAP CASH STOEE.’ ■ ■■" >• "*r ttotlkn comtneucsl reiving hi. Immenae Stools, of JSY GOODS, CLOTHING, hardware, crockery, HATS, CAPS, iit invites the.r careful attention. 7 well selected assortment of GROCERIES. 1 * 8 ° ‘r.V 01 ’ Kt ‘ • irriK, i^ou.udinMt ICIC 1., 1 l-PPl.lt, II 1P.15S SI ; \ lt , At> . 4c< -- i>e unde.riold for C ash, and wiil i currant every article sold 1 oint, Sc*pt. 10, iNiio, rj-. q, \L{ KV


ocr: \ i n > i*n.T} variety kru/wn, fartic Jk A Mi.il. i ’.e m*isi approved pnUO r n> jut* r'*roivt‘ci nu ; ‘3 i rni ■ r =>nla by >V.M. LAN V N. •>u > r vi. AraoLg hiEassurtmem mu> be found tlufoilow iug: jdoxd::"©- ©■yo’j?r3. May Flower, Water- Flat /, Diamond Iron Monarch, Prairii Quern, Western Queen Bar World, Cultivator, Keystone, Universe. ATLA laM.IT, 1,1.>N fcc., ko., Ac. s'fti. <m ti >Ttn x of all sizer. s'.terns now i u us.-. Also,thofollow ing. among. ; 1 r S 9 *'erlor fores. ! . H i SVI.VAN. wiiti and without c-veiie, H :."T-iN. “ *4 COTTAGJ STOVES, fee.. &C. BOX STOVES Of all dcstrtptunit and sizeJ-.uj'.'thcr with a fcic COAL STOVES, Bothfor Cookingfu <i the Paner. f?o has also a Slock of beautiful Barnttasiaa-W siar®, including Tea J ois,C)ffee Pots,Sugar Urns, Crefmerr, Mo las so- Pitci er. l3 , i h.h ur>, P ; tch-. rs * ups, i' i J'<vticks, Lamiji, ->p!tt >ns, &c..Atc. ? *c tJh Ck:e,and o.Tered at iemarkabh low Tin, lopper anti Sheet Iron 1 ,f aii kiuls, constantly on hand, or manufactured irder.or the shortestnotice, to connection estalillfl mentis a ta-" *.jr e . jsms r ' m-z Where work in either of their respective linos w'” loue ia the bo.- pit. Able manner. JO tHIUEt Attended to it any of the above Hhopson short notice Persons destiny any thinjrinhie line, are invited cal land examine iii ß Stock and r rices. WILLIAM LANVON. Mineral Point.Oct. 28, 1853. 50 Hew Goxls & Low Prices


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ocr: Orphans' Court, May ?2, IK66. CoLi'aata,) . . Washington county, ] ' IN the of Catharine Eckloff, admlniatratrlx of Joaepli |{ I'.i kli.tr, deueaaed : The administratrix aforesaid ha*, with the approbation of the orphan*' court of Washington county, In the 1)1. trict of Columbia, appointed Tur*day. tbe 3d day of July next, for the Anal *ettlemenl and diairibulion of the personal eatale of *aid de?co*ed,of theaueia In band ao Air aa the MM have been eol lected and tamed into money, when and where all tba creditors ?*i>l deeeaaed are no tilled to attend, (at the orphan*'court of Waah ingiou city,) with their claim* proamrly vouched, or they may other by l.ivv lie excluded from all beneflt of aaM eatale : provided cony of thi* order be publUhedonce a week for three week* in the Onion" prevlou* In eaid 3d day of Julv neat. Teat: K?. W. ROACH, Register of Willa. True copy. Te*t: ED. W. ROACH. Ragiater of Will*. Mar 1856. June I#?I(iw3w*


ocr: Orphans' Court, May 22,1855. District of Ooldm.ia, > . Wahi rig ton county, J jN tu ease of Catharine Eekloff, administratrix of Joseph H. 1 BeklotT, deceased i The aduiinistrairig aforesaid has, with the approtiatiou of the orphans* court of Washington county, in the Dis trici of Columbia, appointed Tuesday, the 3d day of July next, for the fin al eulenieni and distribution of the personal esta'e of said ileceased,of the assets in hand *o far a* the same have been col lected and turned into money, when and where all the creditors raid deceased are notified lo attend, (at the orphans' court of Wusli ingion city,) with their claims properly vouched, or they may other wise by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate : provided a cony of Ibis order be published once a week for three weeks in the ??Union" previous to said 3d day of July next. Test i ED. W. ROACH, Regiiter of Wills. True copy. Tut: ED. W. ROACH, Register of Wills. Mat 13CJ5. June 16?-law3w*


ocr: | Nl?'hol?it t'allan, N.tary Public, Ceni ryantrr, anil CammiiliontT #/ Dtrilt roa nit tTATts or Maine, Kentucky, Cleorgia, Connect cut, ladiana, Louisiana, New Vork, Alabama, Teiaa, Pennsylvania, Michigan, M.aaoun, Maryland, Florida, Mm aalppt. Virginia, Iowa, California. Ohio, Wisconsin, Office and dwelling, No. 813 I' atreat nnrUi. Aug 7 '3?wlm


ocr: Wa.lungton county, J w" ' of (-'?'h?rine Eckloff, admlni.iratrix of Jo., .,1, n Eckloff, deceased : The administratrix aforesaid lias ?,'! ,f of the orphans' court of Washington counts In iL triet ot Columbia, appointed Tuesday, the 3d day of July neii the lirial settlement aud distribution of the personal estate ;';??;?ed.oftheasseu in hand m far aa UWaa?iTt,?? ~'4 lectt d and turned into money, when aud wh*?r?? uii ?t> . en col deceased are notified u Attend ??. k ,lh" ?1 ? I.glou ciry,) witn their claims properly ".u<S"o," ih"Urt "f VV*"1' bv law he excluded from Til UneflVof i*?d ?i^. '^rr of till* order he published ones a week for u?,? Jd,d " tJiuon previous lo said 3d day of Jaly n??i. ks in iln. ,c*': EU. W. KOACH, True copy. Itegi.ter of Wills. Te*' ' ED. W. HOAOll, Miv 'WJIKV. Register of Wills. June Itl~-law3w*


ocr: Orphans' Court, May M, 1866. District op Columbia.) . , Washington county, J 10 w" 1 IV of UVh*lLn" Eckk)'r> Idmlniatralrlx of Joeeph II ^ deceased : Tba adminiatratrf x aforesaid has. with "PP"*"#'" o''the orphan*' ceart of Washington county, In the pis Irict or Columbia, appointed l*aeaday, tbe M day or July aext, lor the flaal oetUemenl and diatribaiion of the peraokal relate of deaeeeed, of lb* aaiets la kaad ao for aa tba aama have beea eol |g?^Bj "><1 T,ed <?lo "MHwy, when aad where all the creditor* aaid deeeaard are notified to attead, (at the orpbana' court or Waah ington City,) with iliutr clalma properly vovebod. or they may other wf*e by law ba eicludod from all beaelt of aald eetaie : orovldwl . ?;o?y of tbi* order be pnMlebed onea a week for three weeke in Ihe I'nlon previoa* tn aaid 3d day or July next. T~? BD. W. ROACH, Tree copy. ???i.l? or Will,. Tew ' Bl). W. ROACH, Mar M. 1845. "efiaterof Willi. June Id?law3w*


ocr: _______ _ Orphans9 Court, May 22, 1855. I District or Columbia, ) . Wa lungton county, J IN the case of Catharine EcklofiT, administratrix of Joseph H. j 1 Kektoif, deceased : The administratrix aforesaid has, with the; approbation of the orphans' court of Washington county, in the D!s j irict of Columbia, appointed Tuesday, the 3d day of July next, for the fln il lettisineiit and distribution of the personal estate of said licensed, of ihe assets in hand so far as the samo have been col-I lected and turned into money, when and where all the creditors of said deceased are notified to attend, (at the orphans'court of Wash- j ington city,) with their claims properly vouched, or they may other wise by law he excluded from all bmefll of said estate : provided a copy of this order be published one? a week for three weeks in the 4t Uuion" previous to said 3d day of July next. Test; ED. W. ROACH, Rcgiitcr of Wills. Trne copy. Test: ED, W. BOACH, Register of Wills. Mat 99, 18M. June ifl?law3w*


ocr: Orphans' Court, May 99, 1866. District o# Colombia, ( t Wa liiugtoii county, } * IS tn ci*" of t'S lurine E?*kl >ff, administratrix of Joseph H. Kckl If. deceased : Tbe administiatrix aforesaid has, with upproh ui ii "fiiie orph to*' court? f Washington county, in the Di* tri.-t of Columbia, sppon ted Tue-dsy the 3d day of July next, the fin I e'iiunient and distribution of the personal esta'e of deceased, nt' toe as*ct* in hand so far an the same have been col lecied I.id tur.o (I into money, when and where all tbe creditors s ud d > ea?e d are notified to attend, (st the ori?haaa'court of Wasll ingtou i i(y.) with th-tr claims properly vouched, or they may other wi?e bv I tw be eieiuded from all brneAt of said estate : provided copy nf tin- order be p ibii?heu ones a week 'or tbree weeks la "union" previous to said 3d day of July nest. Test : ED. W. ROACH, Register of Wills. True copy. Te?t: ED. W. ROACH, Register of Wills. Mat 49 186*. June 16?Iaw3w*


ocr: Orphans' Court, May 22,1865. Di.rr.ir r of Coi.rxsiA, | ? VVa hington county, ) * IN' tbu case of Cathaiins Eckloff, administratrix of Joseph II I Kcklotf, decea.ed 1 The administratrix aforesaid haa, .villi ihe .(?probation of the orphan*' court of Washington county, in tlio Ol. iri'-i of Columbia, appti.uted Tuesday, the 3d day of July next, tor | the iln.il eeitleineut aud distribution of the personal estate of said rioen.ied, of the isueta in bond so for as the same bav. been col lected and turned into money, when and where all the creditors of eaid deceased are notified lo nttend, (at the orphnna'coiirl of Wanli iujton city,) with their rlalma properly vouched, or they may other Wptc hy law he eiclitded frotn all benefit of said eatate : provmed a copy of tlila order he pul-liahed once a week for three -veek. in the "Union" previous to said 3d day of July next. Test: feo. W. ROACH, Register of Wills. True copy. Test i ED. W. ROACH, Register of Will*. Mn?. 1?53. Juuu Id?Iaw3w*


ocr: Orphans' Court, May 22,1865. Ui.trictot Columbia,) . Wa hitigtoti county, ) IN the case of Caihafi.no Ikklotr, administratrix of Joseph I Ivcklolf, deceased : The administratrix aforesaid has, with approbation of the orphans* court of Washington county, in the (Ms Hid of Columbia, appointed Tuesday, the 3d day of July next, tha litis! settlement and distribution of the personal estate of deceased, of the assets In hand ao far ns the same have been col loctedand turned into money, when and where all the creditors said deceased are notified to attend, (at the orphans'court of ington city,) with their claims properly vouched, or they may other wise by law be excluded from nil benefit of said estate : provided copy of this order bo published once a week for three weeks in ??union" previous to said 3d day of July next. Teat: ED. \V. KOACH, Register of Will*. True copy Test: Bp. W. ROACII. ? Register of Wills. May 99. Id55. June 10 law3w*


ocr: Orphans' Court, May 22,1866. OiiTKtcro# CoLUMni*, / w wj(, W.i hiiigton county, > 1\ 11.. c?e of i.'glharine Eckloff, adminiatratrlx of Jo*epli II Kckl tf liec.'a.ed : The ndiiiinl?t;ntrix nfore?aid ha*, with up iroti if i"ii uf the nrph in*" court of Waahinglon county, In the met of Columbia, impointifd Tu -day. the 3d day of July next, the mi it -c'f uerit ami di.iributton of the per*oi.al e?ate of I , . ii- I, oi' i*ie ,in hand *o far a* the *aine have been col |. .led and tarn ? d Into money, when and where all the creditor* ml d -i ea.'Ml are ? milled In allend, (*t llie orphan*'court of Waatl 1, /iou cl'v ) > iUi Ih <r claim* properly vouched, or they way oilier w.-e tjV 11>V In. et,'luded from *11 bmeflt of *aid eaiatl) : provided copy of mi ? nrdar Ih: I once a week for three week* in P?v,o-*w?S ad day of July ^ Segi'ler of Will*. t ruo r py ED. W. ROACH, Kegtater of Willi, Mat-h Juiiu Ui ? lav.3i?'*


ocr: UIJ rrhli, At*. \J b 'd > hen cheese ??J tl j Kin:l'sh dairy do ISO ke4-* Goshen butt?:r l "?o ha rels Noa. 1 and 3 Mackartl IftO do Herrings bo<es scahol do 1U;00>1 p iU'ids cod and hake fish 170 bag* bui'kwheal flour. Now landing, per schoonuis Ilauiiltou nnd King Bird, from York, and for sale by MURRAY St 8E.WML6.


ocr: ^ . . Nicholas Callan, AVIory Public, Conveyancer, and C'owmi?rtoner of D$edi ran Tti* ?tatk* or ? Kr sa sar- siTA, Virmnia low!.,' California. oh7? ' "Wisconsin, Office and dwellinf, No. 3i3 V Mreet north. 7?Saw Im


The Opelousas courier. [volume]

ocr: Meeting of Creditors. A Meeting of the creditors of the Estate of he late Jacques Lastrapes, deceas ed, will bd. eld before Yves D'Avy, Parish Reorder, and ex-ofeio notary public, in and forithe 7lari of'St. Landry, at his ficc, in the to*nh c.Ppelou3as, on Saturday, the 2tih day of August dcxt, 1855, in order to delit.rate on the af6t8rs of the succession of said Jacques Lastrapet, dceaesedm. ........ . " GIARllRIGUEi Clerk of the Juisyict `hurt. Ojpeousas, July 14th, 1855.

place_of_publication: Opelousas, La.

publisher: Joel H. Sandoz & Andrew Meynier


ocr: MAGASIN DE MODES. MADAME PIGEON, de retour de la Nlle.-Orleans, a l'honneur d'informer les da nmes des Opelousas et des e» virons qu'elle a maintenwi. en mains un asorrtiment mn . Sgnifiquq de broderies, «i bans, corbeillen ie mariage, &c. Elle co recommande, comme par 1 pa s~, Sau bieuveiilant patronage des dame qui l'et favorisdo jusqu'a ce jour. Opelousas, 10 Novembre


ocr: NEW 00DS I NEW 00ODS! THE undersigned have just opened a large assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, cnmistiag of Dry Goods, Clothings, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Crockery, Saddlery, Groceries &c. The attention of Ladies is called to their exten sive and well assorted Stock of fine goods, such as Cashmere, Muslin de Laine, Silks, Cloth of all colors, Embroideries, Laces, Gloves, Velvet and Plush trimmings, &c., all of which they offer liberal erms and moderate prices. GENIN, POIRET & Co. Opelousas, November 17th, 1855.


ocr: Wool and IHides : HIE undersigned respeetfully informs the planters and merchants of St. Lan dry and surrounding Parishes that he is nost ready to purchase, always for issk, till Wool and Hides that "*ill he brought to his residence, in Opelousas. and that he will pay them as high as the usual market prices. J. L. COURET. Opelousas, November 10th, 1855.


ocr: ISIDORE IIOLLIER. Painter and Glazier. OFFERS his services to the public. All orders for work will be promptly at tended to, and his prices will be moderate. He will clean, rub anew and re-varnish old fulr niture, and will in fact, attend to all the various branthes of his profession. Residence :-In Opelousas. Opelousas, November 10th, 1855.


ocr: Judicial Sales, &c. Public Sale. By the undersigned, Auctioneer in and for the Parish of St. Landry. THE public are hereby informed that there will be offered for sale, by the undersigned, Auctioneer, to the last and highest bidder, before the Court House door, in the Town of Opelousas, on Tuesday, 5th of June next, 1855, .1 .V7EGRO-BO 1, named Stephen, aged about 35 years, be longing to the Estate of Caroline Taylor, de .eased wife of Gilbert David. Terms and Conditions:.-One half of the purchase money payable on the last day of April next, 185t6, and the other halfpaya ble on the last day of April following, 1857 Purchaser furnishing security to the satisfac tion of whom the right, and moreover, the slave remaining specially mortgaged unto said Estate until full and entire payment of capital and interest, that may accrue thereon at the rate of eight per cent per annum from time due until paid. AUG. DEJEAN. Aict ionetr. Opelousas, May 5th.. 1855. Sale.


ocr: é ECHAPPE ' DE l'habitation de Mme Smond Estillet, le 4 eourant, grand Cheval bai-brun, à courte, âgé d'environ 7 ans, une cicatrice sur lajambe gauche de causée par le trait. La personne quai rawimnera ce dit chez Mme lEstillet recevra une de 2q). J. e. PRICE & Cie. Cmetratreùrs de la malle des E U. Opelousas. 11 Août. 1855


ocr: mao PROR SAIE. fT HE undersigned offers for sale a fine JL ý boy, aged about 26 years, good field hnd, e. For terms and other particu lars, apply to him, or to Messrs. Sandoz Meynier, Editors Opelousas Courier. LASTLE NEZAT. St. Landry, March 10th, 1855,


ocr: St. Charleg Hotel, OPPOSITE' THE COLLEGE, GRAND COTEAU, (LA.) K bpty Mrs N. h Gum rn, wiribe c Otantly open for the reception of travellers and of Grud (oean, August 5th, 1864,


ocr: For Sale or Hire. A Negro-boy carpenter, aged 22 years, strong and well built, by YVES D'AVY. Opelousas, March 3d., 1855.


ocr: I A LL persons who have bought at the sale of the property of Mrs. Widow Ya. lansart, are informed that the payments are due since the 14th February last; if they wish to save costs, they will do well to cosme and settle immediately with Messrs. Mlorrogh & Mouton, at Washington, La. L. CIIAUI)ET, Agent. Washington, La., March 1855.


ocr: i ISIDORE HOLLIEP. Peintre et Vitrier. i FFRE ses scrvices au public J! '. ,'. dra partout où il sera appe ý, it *.: expéditif dans ses entreprises et mnilert; é diai., prix. il nettoiera, regrattera et reveri.: . ;- i ' x et lera en un mut tout ce qui cçi.'Li les diverses branches de ses métiers. Risùience :-Ax Opelo:sas. Opelousas, ]0' Novembre. 185.


ocr: MILLINERY & IRE IlihilR. MRS. RICHE, living late. ly at Mrs. Labjehe, hais the honor to inform the Inades of Opelonsas and vicinity, tl:at she has made up her ,:ird to e.tablish herself :ermanenttly in this town. All orders sent to her for ladies toilette, such as botnets, dresses, cloaks, 1Miillineries, &c., will be punc tually attended to. She will have always on hand an assort ment of goods, consisting in ribbons, flowers, laces, embroideries, &c. The latest fashiojns from Paris will be received and executed by her. Her new domicil is on Main street, in the house lately occupied by Dr. Salles and neigh bor to Mr. Pasquier's store. Opelousas, Sept. 1st, 1855.-5m. Good Bargain.


ocr: . . . . A LL persons who have bought at the sale of the property of Mrs. Widow Va lansart, are informed that the payments are due since the 14th February last; if they wish to save costs, they will do well to come and settle immediately with Messrs. Morrogh & Mouton, at Washington, La. L. CHAUDET, Agent. Washington, La., March 17th, 1855.


ocr: MEETING OF CREDITORS, A MEETING of creditors of Louis Mil ler, deceased, late of the Parish of St. Landry, will be held before William Mouton, notary public, at his office, in the Town Washington, on Saturday the 14th day April next, 1855, between 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M, for the purpose taking into consideration the affairs of said deceased. A. GARRIQUEL, Clerk. Opelousas, March 31st, 1855.


ocr: TEEODOS20 8. .OBIH, rvocat et J'uge de Pair. 'OCCUPERA ponctuellement de toutes les af faires qui seront confiées à seq soini, comme Avocat, daus les 14mie et 15le Diisticts Juidiciires; et comme Juge de Paix, dans le Prciiier District de la Paroisse St. Landrvy. Son bureau est aux Opclousas. Opelousas, 3 Février, 1855.-lan.


ocr: 0 l a> îluiers de C A1AMPAGNE, cil att î8uri dirructciici!t de Ai, eu route Sattend i ient. t DEBAILLON & (ARRiE. Wasiltslgton, 9 Juin, lh55.