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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
Valuable Earsaa for sale,

ID ECENTIY occupied by As .HFL BENNETT, in the
II town of Waldgck, viii be sold cheap for cash.
EnquIre Of DUNN * REED, Mineral Point, :. b
bIi4LEY, Dover, Iowa CO., Wis.
The :. " or. Of ". or Of See. 20, Tow' 5, North
Of Range East, and 5 CT. OF : qua ter OF SEC 80
Town ;, Range East
The above lend is all under good cultivation, good
meadow Iand by, with thrifty orchard, Il coed
vel wRicr, and is sJuated about l. miles from MIN
eral Point, The direct road 10 gcEesyiiie.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
IsU LEx HOT h L.,
PLATTVILLE, WIS.

HAVTNG take and fitted up the stand formerly known
4 as Union Hotel the subscriber would re-
spectfuy ask for it share of public patronage His
Rooms large and airy and ia every department II.
intention viii be to coGst the comfort and wishes
his patrons Good Stables and attentive Ostlers
a@ady.
q. BoaFders BY the day week furnished with
ali ne cessary convenience unreasonable rates
plat, avjIIe Noy II. IS53. atf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

1854. NEW GOOnS rSss
THE AND WIZ Esowx sr1snor
s. l.. G. WHEELER
High Street, M;rera, po;rt
WE take this method to inform our old customers md
W the pubic generally that now receiving our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
direct from New York, which prepared to offer
All ~ho may favor us with call prices which trust
W prove satisfactory. Our motto is live and live
snail not attempt TO cheat the public the belief
that we have tens of thousands dollars worth of Goods
which we have not don't expec: have neither do
we hold out inducements to CALL pFetence hat
We are selling or Offering for sale, all part of our
ooods al less than cost, (for doing thiag
US THIS is new system of doing business which we con-
less we do not understand; the thing we believe to be
sh1meas, an cannon; We don't know any thing about
~ NOT och wish TO, as we satisfied Sit will win
IN the end - but will say that we have good stock
Of Goods purchased of reliable houses which intend
10 sell al small advance above cost and on as
terms think, the same quality of goods can be
purchased elsewhere in this market and invite an
examination oil our stock IL consists ia part follows
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
Ella ERAL POINT AND HIGHLAND
tsg4Y STAGE ROUTE.

siAh EhAlA PUNT AND HiGHLAN
. \ yY ia r. ROU TIE.
The Subscribers woald respectfully anDouce pub
nc that they have made arrangements for running .
Daiiy stage between MfreTal Point and Highland,
follows:
Leave Highland at o'clack A. NJ and arrives Min
eTai Point At 10 O'Clock A NJ. where II meets the Mad
and Galena Stages each day On Wednesdays and
Fridays 1t win b. way OF WiDgville, TO meet the
Prairie du Fhien stage.
Leaves Mineral Point al O'Clock p ard arriving
HizalGud az 5 p. NJ, Thursdays and Fridays viz.
TinssyiI.e 70 meet The Prairie du Chen Stage.
AGENTS
Highland "A. RoisfeF, isccnsiB House ard q No
Farianf, Highland House Lindsn-T =. Ansey, Wing.
viIi--Joba stephens Mineral Point-A. ShR, Am eresn
EOuse, G. Ruby, Central Rouse.
THE RICHLAND CENTER STAGE
Running through RichsBd City, leaves Highland svc,v
Wednesday 81 O'Clock A. N and arrives at the Cent.y
At P Is. Leaves RichlsRd Center on Tnesd.ys A. !
a. " and arrives ~ Highland P r.
LIVERY STABLE.
regular Livery stable is kept by The subscriber nt
highiaDa reSds 81 al times to convey passengers t.
ges the most reasonable terms
A. p. ROBINSON 4 BRO
NOV --th lTft
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

NEW FERFgY AZ HEY WORTH,
ON THE WISCO NSIN RIVER
rEFHE SUBSCRIBER has just opened ferry at the
L above place, six miles above Helena and three
miles below Arena where he viii be ready al si5e
the Business of feTryipg passengers. teams.
stock Sc. the Haost fayo-aJis terms. The above
erry ne state Road. leading roh Monroe 70 Rich
land City. 10 miles from the latter place.
Travellers will find all the accomnod atoms Of good
ho e at his house with plenty sablng aud careful
ostlers run John BARNRKn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
CASH S Y STEM

he and a0iik sell anv corpetitr in
ket- Please call examine. No char &c for showing
goods 7 : aIr.FS
Mineral Point, October ?, 1854. 49tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
OIoGLimg2 CIoGhing2

In this department we defy competition We have al
present on hand Mammoth stock of FALL. and WIN
II CLOTHING of DER own manufacture, which for
variety legance of sly De- quality and low prices cannot
be surpassed; together with large assortment Broad
cloths, CassimeTes, Dceskins Pstershas, Pilots
cts, Jeans and Cordurcys Of every description, which
enabled 10 offer at Wholesale or Retail at less
than Manufacturers prices.
Having Il ted Up Second Story exclusively for a
E141E HING 50 ESE--ES ose Va. and having no y,
IN our employ me ut Of the experienced Cat
tiers and Nursmea, viii Cut all garments purchae
from any uther firm, Immediately, the regular
rates. There will be delay fer want of help, Is We
have in the different departu kaRrd
hands employed To whom The highest wages even.
Peders CoautTy Merchants and Mii8ers, supplied al
-NsC York Prizes adding transportation Only
~ We viii sell WHOLE SUIT of heavy Winter
Flgfhino OR
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

HESPECTFIELN SUBMITTED.
ENiE subscriber would respectfully inform friends
& sld patrons that he has scld his entire stock in
hhle % SAAUEL CuLLKY together with notes accounts
s demands. Those that indebted TO him viii con
r. s4t favor by calling at his old Stand and selIe
- same he i DESTROYS OF seeing all satisfactorily
',-el before ho changes his place of residence.
BENZ G.. SCOTT.
lalsE Stone. Wis. Feb S, 1855 3ut3.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

SC, &C., &c. Sc
All of which having been bought at the lowesf prices
in the Eastern Markets for cash, will be East
=rn rIccsadiiDg pcrtstioG Thaaku his friends
and The public generally for the Der patronage extend
81 10 him. he hopes br strict aeDic business low
aud uniform prices and upri. ht ard dealing
70 inertia continuance of their esteemed fayors.
46.f JOSEPH CTrNDRY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
Hotels, Sc,
fEEsksCAS EHDS 81,
BY A. Shift

yhe undersigned takes pleasure in saying 70 the cit
z liens Of Mineral Point and The travelling public.
that has fitted up his House high street, in the
possible manner for The accommodation OF
ers and boaIdzrs. His table w at all seasons be sup
pied with the best the market affords, and but the
first class OF cooks and Walters will be employed
Good stables and attentive Osers at all times in read
inezs for those who have horses.
share Of the generous patronage Of The publicis
zpectfuilv solicited. A. SNIFF.
Mineral Point, sept. LIST, 1851. 43f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

DR. 6 o O DIS
SheetiHSs and Shirtngs, Blue and Brow Drills
Ssflpes ana iicks- Red and Yellow FIanenis
Red and GRAY Blankets. Green and Gu
Blue and White - White
Marsaiies Qnilts, Carpet and Seamless Bags
ALI kinds of Prnts, Plain and Fig,J ItaIains9
fIypefa tIihheis, Rob Roy aud Scotch Plaid
Bombasine, Mernoes aud AIpacas,
6lngnatnsr Persian Twilis,
six Warp Flannel, Bay STATE sha9ys,
swiss and Book Muslins, Bishap Lawns.
JacCnets, Drapery Auslins
Irish Linen, Linen DaInasks.
pamask Table Cloths, Snow Drop Table Cloths,
SAP sspk HaS Birds Eye Diaper,
Plaid Muslins, Broad Cloths,
Cassimers, Twesds,
Drugeet and floor oil cloths Table oil Cloths
Gloves and Hosiery, &c, &c, SC.
HARDw ARE:
House furnishing Goods, Carpenters Tools,
Axes and ADJ, Hammers,
Hatchets, Planes,
Steel ards, Balances 100 to 500,
Hand, Back, q cut Saws, FelIoe and Wood Saws,
Compass Saws, Augers,
Turning GOuges, Chisels,
Gate and Barn Hinges, Plain irons,
Saw sets, Sad lrous,
shovels ard Spades, scoops,
Log and Trace Chains, Lock aud Dog Chains,
iron wedges, Crowbars,
Hay Knives Finishing end Horse Nails
Halter Chains, Brush Scythes
Curtain Pins and Bands, Coffin screws,
Tea and Hand Bells Door Belts and Hanefngs,
Lara lamps, Plumb and pocket levels,
Spring Braces, Bench Screws,
MortICe Guages. Table Cutlery
Pocket and Spay Knives Putty and Bidding knives
Cabinet Files, Mill Saw Files.
Wood and Horse Rasps, Door and Chest Locks,
Cupboard Locks, Drawer Locks
5ai am Trunk Locks, sa!chel and Pad Locks,
RAD Lochs, &c, sc.
GRO CERIEs:
Rio and lava Coffee, Mocha Coffee,
Mossses, Raisins
candles, Snuff,
Tobacco, Soap,
Putty, Shot
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
New Iron Depot,

tn undersigned having made arrangements With
some OF the Iron Manufacturers of Piitsburgh and
intending devote attention branch trade
has fitted up building exclusively for the sale of
U NE
and having purchased a large stock would invite tho
attention OF Wagon Makerss Black to famine
his stock IS he is de- ned to cell prices
- mo. MILTON
MtneraIPoint- May, 1854
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
Highly Important

To the Peop3e Of tie Mining Region.y
II AVfNCrccei we'd my SPRING stock ofG0OnE.
IL deem It sable, FOR the benefit OF public
20 MIKE known few of the leading articles by way
speCincstiU they can be sde realize
mount of stock keep aud the great amount hch
sell during the short space of year My stock con-
In .al following.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
SZHGANYlSa SLa.AHIYlS.

We have upwards of one thousand black silk Brosha
Bay and Empire States. and several other qualities If al
ooot SHAWi.S, which will commence TO sell from
one dollar upwards, and which beg particular at
ttn.ion.
BUNMI3T8 s. B0NMJETSo
We are Just receiving pwards OF three thousand N
nets and large amount cnnet Safins. Inin-s md
arhcia Flowe OF al KIN is and several large ca es Of
tNhbons-beautiful stylcswhich we specially reserve
for the Ladies at their own prices.
SCOTS and >sEntls in great quantities, and
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
LOOK OUT FOR A CRASH +!
ALL CASH URCHASES

LOOK OUT FOR A CRASH
ALL CASH PURCHASES
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.
$4,000 worth of FALL & WINTER GOODS to be
Slaughtered for Cash, at The
PEOPLES CHBhP CASH STORE
OPp0sleth- Co Buildings, High 81 fserai Fo.af. b.
ROWAN & H'CLoSkpy
M no nave already received, and will contirue ie
feeSlve u.5 ioi TIC next six ontAs, BY far tn
itrgss cheapest, most varied aid &C rnp,e ffrcs =,
Foreign and ~ oGie Manufacture ever brore. Isoe ~,
lose no time in taking The ilr date "A vsp ~
we are FUZZY determined 10 dispose Of If moi Literally
hands Ali cur O. oils 1bicb It : al alFe a. lr
IN point OF style quality and Ee 71ses have he 81 y
treiH enduus sacrifice, purchased sAcus ycIy far sb -
al tho European imporia ion Auction Re1,, ~
New York and shall continue 70 De purchased So long
as the present great money pauit Eastern nsrt -
shah exist, thereby enabling 10 aisd The publc the
best and cheapest bargains they possibly wish for
Feeling that TO enpmerate ali aud eVery II t, 4.r -
theEs0Ra different articles which we shall aivavs h,sv
on hand Tor The public, at their prices would be an
Infringement pa their time, yet we shall for Tie satiss
ton OF the public, and Ladies particularly show tov
much more surprisingly cheap eau sell them sore
things their line than they have bef,re
l2'to yards plain, plaid, watered, black and eharss
bic Oh silks al shades from so ceHs per Yard upwards
5000 yards plain French. striped and nIait Mems
of the first quality and all DeIanes OF esry sa
at from 40 ceHts per yard. 0'
$40 pieces Bombazne, black, six and linen war;, Ti
and ehangsahle ApacEs, all coisrs from rs cs
usually sold at 80 cents - =
1000 yards figured plaid and plain Muslin DeI.ainea
OF tbs latest and most ancifi s3yies. which we IN "a
for cts per yard, usually s5d for 20 cts and h which
we beg particular attention.
5Uoe pieces best English, French and American pripts
% the en-, icest and varied styles all fat eI1re
"hic We " NJ commence to give CTS per ward
Iooo fine Embroidered Linen Cambria Hand serchiefs
at ; cents each.
Together with an endless amount OF Ladies' Cambria
and wool Undersleeves French Collars tuderhapd rs:
ladies' Gents and Childrens white -i goinred Me4np
Hosiery and Gloves. Muf1crs, Comforters. Fur Cuffs q
berfs and Boys Ruckssin &its and Gloves, with a
splendid assortment Of Plush Caps also large assert
men OF Domestics, comprising Ticking, HEAVY sI Wool
and Csnon Fannels DENNIS, stripe shirt rg bIpached
and unbleached double wild Shifting and ~heptiua for
which We have paid cash. and which will sell cheaD
I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

S<UG ARs.--Is Hh'ds Fair Kind n. o. sugar,
80 3bls Clarified :.
10 - Crushed * Loaf =
Received and orsale low at CIV COBB'S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

NSE EtE
4 IL PERSONS hereby forbidden to mine, dig
y or remove Mineral fFofn or otherwise trespass
the following described premises, viz
North East 9r. OF or. Of Sec L. South hf. OF "
or OF Sec II, and W or N E. Or Of Sec, 4. Town
4, Range Ezst. also, South half of the Sec g.
Town {, Range East LnIItf1 JOHN HOARE-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07
Boots a Shoes.

40 casss ll.n and boys coarse Boots,
" - calf do
~ - - KIP do
Il y boys coarse and fine do
II - women and Misses coarse and fine Bootees,
II y ChildTen's assorted Boots and Shoes.
1t would be useless to enumerate more, every ono
knows Keep the largest and best stock o. Bots
and shoes in Western Wisconsin. and purchase direct
from the r1-nufGcturers.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

NxTfLIGW Wagons. and also an assortment
w of Baskets, may be found at the Store OF
T. :. ALLEN.
SHIRTS and COLLARS 80 dozen white
- shirts dozen Collars all qualities Just
eieved and for sale low, by JOHN MILLION.
ENEAS-45O BOXES and Is Chests Teas powder
n and black, iIst received and for sale by
INo. MILTON.
PLATFORM SCALES.
| n<NRoM 500 rs upwards hand and warranted true
n and correct, at Factory prices.
GEO. w COBB.
| CUTLERY.
| A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SUPERIOR CUTLERY
4 - SYST received, and for sale low. by
SPRAGUE s LArHROF.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-07

done BY mad dogs in the town of Nifiin.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
Arrival OF the BaItIc.

New YoRK. Sept. go. =. The Baltic, from
Liverpool, with dates 10 Saturday the 8lh,
arrived ath her wharf a, II o'clock and go
minutes. Her advices are one week later.
She arrived out a. 8 o'clock on the evening
Of Sept. fst, and left Liverpool ate O'Clock
on the morning of Sept. 8lh.n yfbsGio lif
The papers by the Baltic are extremely
destitute ofnews; not single incident worth
reporting. Ii Ggstgl,F s.s5iS 4ea p
Generals Simpson and Pelissier ,elegreph-
on the cd that there is nothing new respects
ing the siege. nil3I 9isi 1go iiSnail' !yd
The Russians are again threatening an
attack onihe Tchernaya, hence a,hes allied
army is kept continually on the saler, and
parties remain constantly under arms. The
question is whether she Russians will attack
The Tchernaya lines OF, Balaklava, via Boil.
var valley Gen. Simpson says the Russians
are actively engaged in bridging ,heSharbor
and forii(ying the north side, and have re-.
ceived reinforcemenis, lsG t.4s 4 81 sEl
| There is nothing lnoni tihe Black Sea OF
Baltic. The Turkish bulletin says the Rus.
slams have not the means 40 attack Kars,
andina ssesn, passiaitanuclE iheyla suffered
loss. Slis1l3 aisilf Sbga seN ~ 5snss5g hteu
There is no reliable information respect.
ling The negotiations, but I, rs reported tha,
me German Powers are preparing anew
programme 10 con6ne the war 10 is oslsn.
sible objecls, i ygcp4 Yhas7lh hi ~ Il
Ii is rumored that, England. p instigated by
France, is about TO lake measures Of hostility
against Naples. ai.,. ysk ,.,,,, 4 .df
The latest report is thai GorIschskoA
wriIes ,hP. his dsfsnces are damaged, but ihe
repor, Is doubled. 4, ,.ls. '7..s., \, g..
The Bark,or England has advanced il
notes 10 4 percent. n .,.,.Ji, n, 4,
GREAT BRIrAiN, There Is no, a word
Of political news OF Interest, il we excsp,
the fumor. in clubs lha, Gtoal Britain intends
10 call Naples 70 account, and will make the
recen, insult Of the NspoIiIan police 70 an
a,iAchsor ihe BRUSH Embassy the ground
work efa quarrel. 81, 4. IA NJ s5, s.,,.i,
4 The news Of The death ot The Hon, Ab.
boi Lawrenca Wasreceiyed in England with
eyeFy expression pfsymPalhy,, sOn, ,ihe 7.h
The American ships 10 The pprEpE Liverpool
|displayed lheir flags al half mas, as q token
Of respect for the deceased, ..,a ...,, NY :.
Ths haives. throughout, Austria is aboul
an average ono, beIpg neither positively
good nor the reverse, NJ.
Accounts from ManchesIor represent. tie
market as dull buIprices though SITTER are
not qpotpbly higher. xxx x ss's'
Brown, Shipley y Co, quote flour s,eudy,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
[csALE oF ltEAL EsTATE BY Or

GALE or REAL EsTATEBy or
" der Of the Court 4-0nl the 29ihday of
October 1856 at the door.oftAe .conrt-house. in
the town Of pomeroy,g will be sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate aE the pIop.
eflyof Theophilus Jacobs dec d. viz; The undi-
sidsd half Of 100 a. lot, No. !, X. IA, T..6, sec.
No. 1. Also the undivided half Of % acIes, be-
Ing parts OF lots 500. s2is s22, 323 in Town i,
ana sec, ls, being that part Of said lots lying on
the East side OF the ii ght hand fork Of LosdinE
cIsek. MpNrAG W, Admn's. Of dcc'a. y
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25


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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25
'Taxation,, 'ARnir.

t,t Last week, we gave q taDle showing now
enormously. our Taxes have been increased
under the present Locofoco State Admins
tration- having increased from a little over
two millions in 1846 and l847,, to NINE
MILLIONS, ,NINETY-TWo THOUSAND
and'up&ard, in 1854.
Figures don't often lie, and we gave the
figures precisely as they are given in the
public documents. But, say our Democrat
10 brethren. Auditor Morgan has published
another Report, in which he separates the
different items, and il don't look 50 bad, af-
ter all. He shows that the octual outlay
Cor General Revenue purposes, forl954,
was ONLY $6o6, ,85 0'ss.. Well, we
know that Auditor Morgan has published
such 4 Report; and we know too, that he
lladsnv authority to do so---that it was pub
lished as an electioneering document, with
out authority Of law, at the expense Of the
lax-payets Of Ohio. We4now, loo, that in
this. Report he. has rlabored with the zeal ola
p0', s'S.s.', - :. AAe 'u' psss po'S'Oo
lpss' -, .I'lSssa s,SiJas lsG " w ~ pa,, =,
thess, ipcts, we are perfectly willing togive
him.the, benefit Of his own, figures. Let us
~ ~, .a [ ss 80 ,s,.,s W ll,,lS,ss s ~, \. 'o, q.
;ssaH 80 - a''Ya' e.. 5nueu - ~ ps''efa y n
i.sysnus .fssIa purposes l0r 'ne pass iew years
ttopn0ssst bio yl.st tlt.ra 2sel siqtS
ls4s 4-Ar, ,es sa3 Sc
sssIsls44 sa.r-- hlAaasa qri 87s l33ar
eSasli349 asaiss'lfq sd' 1907, 1865 A. q (
slSses lss. g ''e ~, 8 t''isi S9b 1876 4o q.
.0 7, =. ~, 4, & aSS,ags esSa8 20 So 4,
80 49, 4ONty.i ssos S6o aSi say.
IN III ~ o,,SS,, ~ ~ ,or1 :, I, i, NJ M
mSy a bS I'm e. tocofo.o. Tord !, ;m mov . II
tbs;s ;s,sDt;on y ;no,,s..e ;tin f,turo ! bnt
how,.does = - looI,so,,r,n,,ed ,vitI;I former
times Il ,a4e ,nder 6wbitt, MD q nos
syos sosRse. u, e Ioss ns
rbbla wos ssfllNIy fllNIy u ssoe aso 90 -, ou;to
~ NIX TN, ,a !. ,,,,ah A ~ s,ssV Co.
eNeS, we,sre DtolaI that : orsst d1a, mo
WAYS mn, T1oNs a.IIaasa W. ssss' .a !
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tha,olNop ONE scFNTi Ias,tha' aao,,, ,, =,
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-25

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~ slsa - es.oos ',.,,;rs fTl,e ssn
only .ueSeed q p,.i;so nc save nes,o,.
roosi,s halisvs' 4 ysShs,s a. nav HON
M.a;,I .nd 80 q. N. rhss. No, :
.fr;and. csr,s;,,l,, ,:.n,,o, III ,,,Ived Il .nv
sucirnonssnse.
II :, - = Z,
tss ftogs31 po ~ Hyvsa1 4 4
ns1eas oOu1'y ncs = cOnsen..Or iass "eeA
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THINGS ABOUT Tows.--Our attention
has been called, within the past week, to a
few more Improvements, which have been
made in.and about town. IL aeag,v.s
Messrs MuRDock q EYR have recently
improved Coalridge FIGURING Mill very
greatly, by substituting in lieu Of their old
engines. 4 pair Of new ones, Of Pomeroy
Manufacture. which. for neatness Of finish,
accurate running, and economy Of fuel and
labor, are decidedly superior to any thing
we have seen ii this region. By means o.
these new engines they are'enabledto grind
at least one-third more -four than formerly
and yet they use but about one-half al
much fuel. Atsome future, time, we,may
furnish our readers description Of them
Coalport Mil, owned by the same gen
tlemen, Gin whole or in part) has under
gone such a Aorough overbauling tha
we scarcely recognized it, as we passed By
the other dayn Its size has been full!
doubled, and its machinery renewed. oi7s
| n. Nye's mill, in Middleport, has alst
been greatly improved within the past year
Wehaye not had an opportunity to visit it
however. citizens are mot likely to b
starved for wantsof flouryiJj sasat3f d
We have already stated frequently tina
Pomeroy was sadly deficient in hotels ~
fact which strangers are likely to ascertain
before they have been here 4 great. while
We have lbeenIplessed to notice, therefore
that Mr. Webster, proprietor of the Unite'