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NEW YORK ADvKRrrsKnMrs.

TREApwELL Penny srosE Mshcnasrs, and propr..
oI, Of .; aAaLE Tc6sDnY No. AS.ny.
S sSSp. oG:s%t S ssae
anr pass sa .sa c.y
and improved D.@ead RsnseS snS H, Air s.,Ousa sr
Terms liberal. np25-.sm
The GREAT PiANo AND MUSIC i,sTABLIsIiMENT.
InS; SEsf atsSssS & rlss?s s5s AND MrIo
.n y.,hos. ,.s ksn.a and Win seai.i
anas sorD Ps .n ..rsb
.tsSsS ,.,sS.,s t nI% ' n IEI s Hun p.s old
The above piano. can orr them lover than
sa.ey ,o%cs sss 81 IN RronG sar,i
AZ for s,1Gn. DOT % be had
to sss Every Instrument fully warranted or the money
MELODEONS
Goodman d naidwn'. Patent Organ MeIodeon., TWO
% f. ~ .as a, s 1s
.n,isaMd drIns Bro.n'' nag., rla,na vOn,,
at factory prices isH per es1s discount cisrpen.
This list comprises the products
dtIon. by 40 extensive publication e choice .ns
e M make
I. call or fosard III r orders, Music sent Of
the snlSs or postage free HORACE WATERS
s.n 4. & GoNi!oh, 20 q iGI9. Y,I1t, Hsls IoTk
q Sa and a
s; S ,1 % mo Lake and ris, Floats Lines Nets Reel.
AaIge stock OF nr quality Of celebrated LIMERICK
HOOKS general assortment OF Fishing Rods
manufacture; fke and Drag Nets In every variety, c
the best kinds and at the lowest prices Abera
trade. Ia9l-n p
ZINC PAINTS.
e. ZINC nIe rs r IS sss s
knoWledged to be superior to lead in 1rs 6rdncy
durability either for inside outside And
cheaper and will much surface than
equal weights and no, poisonous IL ITSELF
the Of health and my.
method OF preparation has recently
enables the Company their Paints
soft in the kegs reasonable
Paints will be superior to other In market.
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT, which Is sold
we'll known for N protective qualities when applied
| other metallic surfaces. -
Their STONE COLOR PAINT properties
| Out Buildings, Bridges &c.
Their Pa nts winch sold Dry Ground in
ed pure and put up In kegs Of 70 So loo 200 %
precisely like White Lead.
FOR sale by the principal Dealer, Of the United States
| mhl6-d3m-tPl As Dey street New YORK
CABINET FURNITURE.
UI ENRS w. hNGMtN, late partner PnrlPs KrSGNaS
respectfully announces TO his old the Pubc
generally, that he has hand,
| LARCE AID EXPANSIVE ASSORTMENT
o all kinds Of warranted msie CABINET FURNITURE CHAIRS
| BEDS aud MATTRESSES, which he offers a
! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NJ unexceponaby low prices. No
satisfaction TO all who favor him with their
-, . - HENRY W. KINGMAN,
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

TERMS Daily Paper tsper annum weekly ss;weehy
Always In advance Reittances be the Of IN
Publishers deposte
letter In the Post once eontaiaius money.
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT.
ONCE, No. 7 John Street,

OWcc, No. y John Street,
nOoRs YORK
RIDERS received ENPRES diving or
" ing LLiEs DEEEs MASTAs and sHiwLs every decrp.
ton DAuak and horeen Curtains beautifully dyed
tans restored Can;onrape ShAvls the BRlSr
the eolors AL Kinds six fancy goods
n the piece garment treated in the
The undersigned have had long experience In
OF this business Staten leland their
cess in the art Of dyiug is unriyAled.
mhlI-dSm-yLs BARRETT.
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Third C1nEs
limited number third
ladeiphia and Liverpool, and found in provisions
Philadelphia t25 Liverpool $40.
Certificates OF win be issued here parties who
srous bringing their friends
Drafts ON the Agents from fl upwards.
An experienced Surgeon will be carried each ship
All goods the Philadelphia Liverpool
be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
Yor freight or passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH.
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4 IME-SSO sa.t, rAom.,,Op, l.adsng h.nsS
- apla lEwls wEBB 4 SON.
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NEW YORK AGRIcULTURA1, wARruorsy

tuha ZNN 90, importers Of French and German P,xcy
York. ,,,u a.
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No advertisement considered year,
tween the parties.
~ advcrsement copy specified
Der OF Insertions Will be continued until ordered
exactei accordingly
s0- any
part Advertiser h proper state
~ that their privileges only extended their immediate business
Real all other
additional charge, and variation.
Real Estate General Advertisements
inserted by charged
70 such discounts shall be agreed upon.
~ Auc,onecrs booksellers and yearly adverer generally
sngasng or more squares with the privilege change shall
agreed the standing rule under
all exceeding such amount to be charged the usual
Advertisements inserted in the whg
per square and 80
square for each continuance.
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JOnCE.-The hrm Of NANCE 4 GoooH was dissolved on
IN the ist instant by mutual consent The the
hTm will be used by either the parties for the
closing their late business. THOMAS J. NANCE,
January And, 1884, ID. =. Go0OH.
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oilers TO the trade, favorable assortment OF new
and splendid patterns Of FLOOR on CLOTHS Of his ox man.
sheets IL and "a feet wde
ahy elmatr. NJ VAN BRUNT,
mh25-6rn Rurlin
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LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, (HoueH's Pa1rS11
bIs Bsrtelayst, opposite Atior House nsnuf,surcr
- oi tue above splendid and desirable article s99-sn
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seHELs Horsz NASSAU
sTEEET, YORK.
SAMUEL L.. CANERfY.
NAy HOLSALE DEALER IL BroOms Painted Pals and Tubs,
w Wood and VIII Ware, Baskets Mats, Cordagr
wiekng, Maches &C. 2ot Greenwich street, New York.
fe23-ly tv.sl
STAMPED ENIDiiOIDEHIfs dc.
EN DE PERcEvAL 6S! Broaduay, York nanufaetu
IL OF stamped Hmhroidres, oeTs the Ladies Of
nond and its vicinity large and sery choice
lars Sleeves hand Skirts csps Morning Dresses Handker
chiefs a OF variety Of Pattern, excellent
Orders whoesle and RETAIL will thankful
promptly aitendedto. fe2S-Sra-fyI,l
JOHN q, SuITIT,
Nhocssic tmbtrlia and Parssol NannfAc urer,
23i dai cas- BcoIdrGy VIC YORK.
TUNIE Extensive In the World prepared onsr
IL Merchants the largest ard
J.HBRELLdS AND PIRASOLS
to be found in Europe America Merchants
buy their goods exann,
the stock, BEFORE PURCHASING.
N. B--PLEASE th pot 10 your POCKET
BOOK for reference. JOHN l. SMITH,
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PUrSEY, WATTS 4 PurNEY.
VNTEMEsrING mooHs Tos TiIE rIMEs.-

UaANDsOME DRI9Ss GOODs, ~ so. AZ M-Ia ~ eet.-I
respectfully call tho attention the Ladies' my sock
Dress Goods Of the best brics Witch will be
ioit low. EILAS T. JOHNSON,
apis No AZ Main stree.
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WORLD's FAIR PKf.,iIISis
VuNfiREE PRIZE MEDAI LIS have Just been
IL awarded to the very elegant and supeiipr p7G-5z


sMONED.-The old established Looking
NJ ef RICHARDS KlNGSLAND co, 8. Court.
iandt " to 0i chambers street (or. Of Curc from
BroadwAy, New York. where will be found
oItmeht oi PLAIN And oEsANExrlL LooEG GLASSES
AND PICTURE fKISEs The trade every va
n-ty OF sork IN Compo,ition state at reduced rates
feI-dSm-lMl
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ATOTICE.-ur.JAME3 O. HUNT is authorized to draw OF
~ endorse Notes. Drafts Bills Cscksto Drafts fo
and and all Things
bu nes-hertby ratng and confirming al such that have
taken, or may hereafter take place. HUNT HARVEY.
Richmond, March ., 1854.
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Sg men Who have Injured by certain practice in
panion sehoo-the are nightly felt rye
when asleep andn cured renders marriage
destroys both mind u body.
What pity tha; young man. the hope his country and tn
darling OF his shoCld be
enjoyrnen OF life by the consequence devng pA
OF Nature and ndHgng In esTtan habit person.
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CABINET FITE,TTITi, :!
flIltlR MI. ~ I,'rIl


NJ VAN BRUNT, IS Biriing Sin EeIo YorL MANupIc. |
~ ruRER and DEALER Of
FLOOR OIT CT Otis
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Ia ILL., BROTHERS. fs Jhn Street. Importer. OF I, ,p,r,
AND SILVER FEisCs Gxr Tssr BrI1Oss srlns Les
| I.oI
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AVN UONNETS.-opencd Tot of oo,ored Lawn Hon.
NJ nets also large lot Of straw Bonnet which H he sold
low. gILAs l.. JDiiNsON,
sPN No. vi Main street
fHNAHE ASD III mo COykHs.-super Pointed Table and
n Plano Covers, for Saeby Q. HARrwRIL a CO.,
-apW IT'S Bro,d street
HDuHE WIFI tA NED fbsr ~. --lOO bb ,Ju tie.
~ Q iyed and fVs aAt BY CuARLRS W. -NOw,
epV CSfnsr 10th aud Dock ss
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H1AChlNG lARN.-9s coils ta ian and Hemp Pack
N ing Ysrn, In store and for sale by
O. J. sIsToN CO.
aP2l Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main It,
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~ Broadway Publisher, of Mu,ieapd Dealer. Wholesale
and retail In Pianos Meiodons and Music-Agen
6rafed Koan Grand and other Pianos made by aet
CO. Bostonuhose Pianos considered superior
Great bargains In New York Pianos nd
Melodeans Music supplied
BERRY GORDON Successors s. Berry, 2sI
Pianos TO let
voicng. oc2S-ly-TMl
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HNaE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURING ca 20
hsileh Lane, NY, Manufacturers whole,se De ,I.r
In GooprEHs Patent INDIA Boors sHor, wu,,,s
NO. Balls, Tors, 4c., Ae
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AJOTICE-CAdnSs qf Hours IN he Departure oJns Ddv
~ Trdn-on and after sunday the 26h March,
morning train for Warrington, Baltimore, Ac will leave depot
At 6E, instead OF Z, A. NJ, as heretofore.
SAMUEL RUTH, Agent oi Transportation.
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14
FOR AGENTS.

TO ORDER.
Ottumwa, Oct. 10th, 1854.
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14
ONE

THE subscriber would inform tn pnh3ie
l. that he has established agencies thsough-
out the country, for the disposal q the hsasx-
engraving known ~ "One of LifsAs Happy
Hours.n 1t is beautifully executed On .stsel.
and IS worthy a prominent place IN either pAs-
lor or d~rawing-room. The original painting
(by Lilly M. Spencer, IL at prsssat Ii the PEE
session of Mr.. Charles Stetson. The Enxrs-
wing is t~wenty-one BY twenty-ssysl inchss,
representing young and lovely woman, blsone
ing with health; upon her knee stands . 6ns
looking little fellow, engaged in plueking nour
ers from a vase upon a table near It hand, as1
entwining them in his mothers As1r, which.
owing to his depredations, q hanging somewhat
loosely about her beautiful neck, while ths
countenance Of each indicate that tie arfist dI1
not fail to represent Gone Of Ii6s's Happy
Hours"
By issuing 10000 copies, IL subscriber y
enabled to furnish them at the above prize, and
on completing the sale to present 10 ths msn-
bers of the Association fha follnw4v~
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14

A. C.. LEIGHTON.


GEO. D. WOOD. % A. c. LEIGHTON.
WOOD h LEIGHTON,
uAvING purchased the stock of groceries
IL formerly kept by JOSEPH LEIGHTON,
will carry on the business at the old stand. In
addition to the old stock they have purchased
a large stock of
"Fresh Groceries,"
And will sell to CASH Customers as cheap a.
er establishment Our stock consists in part
of the following articles:
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14

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GENERAL thousand energetic and trust
~ worthy young men are wanted to act as a.
gents-both local and travelling-in every State
in the Union, for the sale Of a patented article
of manufacture now in extensive demand
The exclusive right for the United States 10
owned by the advertisers, and agents of capac-
iy and business tact can easily earn Two Hun
dred Dollars per month.
No Capital Necessary.
Extract from communications from our a.
gents. "Ihere,cith enclose you a draft for
dollars, deducting One hundred and ninety-sev-
en- dollars as my commission on the sale of the
last monta." Signed, "H. Reed" 81 shall re-
alize as commission on my sales this month about
one hundred and seuenty.fre dollars" E. c.
Field.
The occupation.will prove a light and gen.
tlemanly employment-as honorable as 1t is
profitable.
No agent will be accepted unless able to pro-
duce substantial testimonials as to character
and industry.
Salaries win be arranged for the first year If
preferred.
So many answers to advertisement are for
warded from motives of idle curiosity only, the
advertisers will consider no application unless
accompanied by One Dollar as evidence of sim
cerity, when the particulars will be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT & CO.,
Baltimore, Md.
To the substantial nature of the enterprise,
we refer to KENNETH & DALE, LIE ROY,
SONS& Co. Also to HAMILTONR. WEST,
Ohio; Hon. C. M. DENNIS, Rhode Island,
and NJ. RAY, Key West, Fa.
Nov. 9Th, 1854.-2m
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14

plicit and contradictory, 90 much go, that
ii has become difficult TO understand, or
carry them into force, without the COM
mission of errors, which not unfrequenily
lead TO prosraeled and burdensome lii.
CATION.
Another objection TO the system, is
the employment Of a greater number or
officers uan would seem TO be necessary,
and smong them, tina, of school fund
Commissioner in each county. the du,ies
of which officer might, it is believed, DO
discharged by the county Treasurer with
less expense and greater accuracy than
under the present arrangement.
There 10 also . want of uniformity in
the system Of education in our common
schools, produced by the frequent change
OF text books. made by the teachers
who conduct them, which occasions un-
nsccessary expense. and proves deiri-
mental To- the scholar. In connection
with The subjec, of Books. permit mo to
recommend DR.. Noah Webs.er's Ameri.
can Dictionary ~ one Of The most COM
p~rehensive. learned and valuable works
81 the kind which has been published in
the English language; and also, sllow me
to add, that the Constitution of the
United States, and Of this State. should
b taught in oil Of our public schools
A systsm Of education by which knowl-
ssdgs 10 placed within the resch of all.
and oui youth are taught 10 comprehend
the rights and privilege Of citizenship,
viii ct ahsm for the enlightened discharge
Of the important culiss 10 which they
msy bscslled.
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14

A VERY large stock Of prints just received,
IA varying in price from 5 l-3 to Is cts
The best of Nader prints for IL 1-2c. Call
soon, As they are going fast. C. C. w.
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14

This recommendation, however, was
not carried out, and l again feel constrain.
ed TO call your attention 10 the subject
with the hope that one or more of such
agencies may be established, which, in
my judgment, if properly conducted,
would be highly beneficial to the State.
and to those who might feel disposed 10
become citizens among us.
One of the objections which has been
urged against the establishment of such
agencies, 10. shat emigration of foreign
ers to this country ought not to be en-.
coursged or protected-even secret po
li.ical associations have been formed for
the purpose of discouraging emigration
and settlement among us-,o prohibit. rs
far as may be in their power, a natural.
ized citizen from holding any Office Of
trust or profit under our government. and
at the same time prescribing others for
their religious views and opinions.
The formation Of such associations
under a government which processes TO
he republican, and to secure equal rights
and privileges 10 every person who is, or
who may become q citizen by virtue Of
our Constitution and laws, is much I o
be regretted as leading to evil and dam
gerous consequences.
What danger al be seriously appre.
hended from foreign emigration 10 this
Ssatel They are generally industrious
purchase, settle upon and improve our
lands. rear their homes. educate their
children with ours, become attached 10
our laws and institutions. and assist in
the defence Of the coun,ry in times Of
peril. To prescribe q citizen in this
country on account Of his birthplace or
religious faith, Il subvsrsive Of oil our
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14
Lost, etrayed. or Stolenn

IRON the subscriber, early the present
Il month, my husband, William Ayres. He
is Of light complexion, tall and well looking
quite a sprightly youth. When he is older he
will doubtless know more. The above descri-
bed young man has been decoyed by some who
ought to be his friends, but who are, not
While l would like to have him dealt kindly
by, ! cannot pay any debts Of his contracting,
nor fol his support.
HARRIET H. AYRES.
Nov. 29th, 1854.
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14

Ohlelly and others for the completion
OF the Improvements portion Of the old
debts have been paid, and the work is
said to be progressing. In the report of
the Commissioner and Register. which
will be laid before you, will undoubtedly
be found the contract and all the infor.
maiian which may be necessary for a full
understanding Of the business intrusted
to the charge OF those officers. who. il is
believed. with the assistant Commission.
ers. have done everything in their pow
er to carry GU, the provisions and ~ins,ruc.
tons OF The laws under which they have
acted.
In connection with this improvement
your attention 10 respectfully called 10
the claims which have been presented by
Hon. Reverdy Johnson and Chancellor
Waiwor,h of New York in Obtaining a
reversal Of the decision Of the Secretary
of the Interior. limiting the gran. of land
for tina, improvement 10 the Racoon Fork
Of the Dee Moines river. These gentle
men have acted in good faith. and rem
dered most important service 10 the
State; IL 10 therefore appropriate that their
claims should be allowed. inasmuch as
Bangs e. Brother, the contractors who
we're liable at the time, have failed to pay
them. and the State has received the
benefit Of their efforts. The correspon-
dence of Chanoellor Walworlh il here
with submitted. and that of Mr.. johnson
will be foundsamong the proceedings Of
the last General Assembly.
Since the formation of our State GOV.
eminent up TO the present time, recon-
m~endations have been made 70 the Gen.
eral Assembly 70 enact such laws %
would comply with the Constitution Of
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14
LADIES' DRESS O

"A general assortment or Ladies Dress Goods,
and for sale By g, G. W.
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14

School Books!
ST, 2nd, Bird, 4th and 9th Readers.
l. Rays Arithmetic,
Smiths do
Davies Algebra,
Mitchels Geography,
Olney's do
Parley's do
Smiths Grammar,
Comstock's Philosophy,
do Chemistry,
Wizards United States,
Spelling Books,
Slates-a large assortment for sale by
Nov. 9Th. w. j.. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1854-12-14

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VALUABLE PROPERTY
/ Farm in Cook county, nlinois, 500
cres, with . fine dwelling house,
barn, necessary ~out-hous6s, and
variety OF fruit trees, under good
cultivation, valued at sos
ted 2 miles from st. Louis, Tie house
is nearly new, and finely ornament
ed with fruit and shade trees 4.7ee
2 7. Gilbert q Cob pianos l.o0o
Q Elegant pianos, rosewood cases 1900
8 Prince & Co.'s melodeons 76o
b Superb keyed accordeons g
Set parlor furniture $50
l Set superb parlor furniture 200
10 Gents fine gold watches 1850
10 Ladies' fine gold watches 7so
10 Ladies' fine gold guard chains 2oo
10 Gents fine gold vest chains 500
~ Sets Ladies' ornamented bracelets 90
10 Sets Ladies' ornanented earrings leo
IS Gents cluster pins, $50
Is Ladies' fine Mosaic pins 2oS
90 Cents gold rings with settings 400
200 Cents gold pens with cases 1000
200 Ladies' gold pens with cases, 1000
1000 Gold pens, enameled points 1000
100 Gents Turkey morocco port-monaies $50
400 Ladies' pearl inlaid 100
Double barreled gun, silver mountsd 30
Set hunting trappings IS
/ Averys Crystal Palace sew,e machine 100
30 Ladies' figured silk and satin parassls 36o .
90 Ladies' silk umbrellas 200
so Gents silk umbrellas $50
100 Cents walking canes 200
200 Ladies' fans, various patterns 500
10 Ladies' gold thimbles g
"a Ladies' silver thimbles
3 Ladies' superb work boxes IS
3 Cents dressing cases Is
! Splendid pleasure Carriage $50
1000 Popular Literary works 1000
1900 Fine steel plate engravings Of Clay 1900
1000 Fine steel engravings Of Webster 1900
1900 Fine steel engravings Of Calhoun 1900
In making the above selection, nothing has
been included that is not highly useful and do
There are nearly
5000 VALUABLE GIFTS
Among which, as may be seen by the above
list, is a fine farm, dwelling house, several sls-
CANT pianos, sets Of parlor furniture, . beaut-
full carriage, fine gold watches, chains, pens,
pins, rings, work-Boxes. dressing cases, &c.
GlB Recollect, by renting one dollar you
a fine steel plate engraving that cannot
be purchased at retail for less than g so or 3,
and a numbered receipt which entities the hold
er to a chance in the above gifts.
csB' Call and examine the engravings At 81
and 81, market street.
The great rapidity with which the tickets are
being disposed Of, causes the undersigned to
believe that he will be able to bring the sntss-
prise to a successful termination in q few
weeks. To prevent errors, write your address
plain and in full, or enclose an envelope with Il =
written upon.
All orders by letter (post paid, } with the mo-
ney enclosed, wll meet with prompt attention.
The engraving and a numbered receipt, emit
Ting the holder to a chance in the properly and
a vote toward the manner Of it, distribution,
forwarded by return mail. Address orders to
L. w. ABBOTT,
81 and 80, Market street, st. Louis, Ne,
where the engraving can BE- had on application.
Sept. q, 1654.3m
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The advantages Of this contract need scarcely (.
ed upon wealthy men, or merchants. i0i lht;
neglect D., and II they do, fires leave them Other f
IS u IS especially alua bic To- isbUFnF men 81
ics ard Others of mod rate Wears-Vh0i perhaF
liltie else than horne and It's cUDteuisin The
These should never neglect 10 insure y
NAV risttihem Al A. hour. would leave tfsH 2 :
and with capitai bui heir labor To ues'n ri
struggt Of life, and yeaT. of Toll and walchl.
pass before they can r. gain " hat they hSFe Asr
deed - Is ever dauc- To such. insurance e s q
The individual Is worth litt'e, the espensf : /
ne owns much property stu, the experse if5
by ms estIue " dollars he IS safe u her cF'
% mis- furc- and h- ALI laid u, ashes. he rfff
recon- ense ia cssh capital equal 20 his les -
8 On restore y bat has beer DESTROYED.
POLICIES issued a. all tiroe- upon favGrahf !
by RICHARD l. READ, -
For Mineral Point and t"wa County.
81 oTFtCK- over Sprsgue & Lsihrop's 6af %
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Notice to Miners,

4 Rare Glance Tor Pr0SpectlRg!
FHl,E subscriber Offers miners wishiHg to prospect.
opportunitf, in the present tmes of high prices
f3r mineral. diggiua he following lands, IL:
North half sec. >. 7 4, K 2, Z.
f. a. $ y c ct SEE 81, rs, Z. 2, E..
the follow ing favorable terms
The first terty thousand free. all other miner
n, including washed mineral one sixth lie viii also
allow thirty dollars out OF the for any cabin built
~ the ground
This land is in the of the IRISH Diggings. and
Bracken Pierce's pun tiiggngs, and is suated DC
The ''Legate branch and Io-t G owe.
MOSES 81. STRONG.
Mineral Port Feb lf- 1883 lott
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-20
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y - persons are hereby forbidden 10 dig, rnine. re
- II leTai- ttrn The water from its ralgra cha
"'he FiSe ifesna~s upon the following descr,fea
-. 70 20 ihe hor!af asst Quarter of M. norh es.~s
S-ss H1a iarther Euitce Is hereby gwen thai a.,
la % deAt with according 10 law
Mineral pin. n, a.. 80 JAMES HUpCHAE.
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