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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07
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1NOK
DREN.-SOMETHING NEW.-Just received by FIX
press Ladies Heclod Congress- Tipped and Pan 6n
iers Black Tipped do; Misses Bloomor Julian
Boots Chds Congress- Tipped and Plain caters ana Iae
~ OF Chdrcns and Infants Shoes-some worry nice Also
lot of Gents Patent and Calf Congress Caters Glove hhn
'rics Sc lma ~ dlwl f.. l.. ARMISTEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

NIITROTYPES PHOTOGRAPHS, ID u L -, r. ~ n =, - 81
TYPES-rhe above style of Pictures are taken III an
,heir nerfectou at the Gallery of G.. w. MINNlS GO
s. TANNER would inform his friends ana the puolc III
general that he returned from the North ef an az
sence months during which time ne mas seeueu
without regard labor expense every new ana ho't
mroyeent know the Photographic art ana IS no" pre-
narod t furnish those who desire them NotyPes
barator ali al which will taken in all their brancy
and perfection has, also large and beautiful
of Gor d LocKETs, BREAST PINS MEDALLloNs ANNf -
srs FRAMES &C made expressly for the art VISIT 10 ths
Gallery is solicited whether Pictures are desired or
r5s Gallery always open and free to visitors SuMdaSs eN
cepted. ,,,, O. NY. = y r,.hbnrg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

i DR JAMES A. CLOPTON. who mas i9r r,nnG rrIr
Years been successful in curing CANtEES, @ and
SfoRS SORE LEGS Sc offers Druggists DOCTORS, anu
Farmers or anv that may be afflicted every reheuy ~ ith
nch diseases will give his own remeaes ali sucb
al bor romedes in use with correct diagnosis Oh al
as will Weld to treatment for the small sum OF "a proN
L Manu-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

S,WsRTN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In store and for sale;
- Hoop Skirts do, Corded do. Marseiles ao Me'i
w ,,a NV oa a. a. o'"'"'' JAMES A. sTIGIER q co.
~ ton rop
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

NvOTTCE.-Strnyed or StOien ITO" NY TT TIT 3
oh Diamond Hin. IN last sunday night between anu y
ocinck a large SORREL HORSE having large neat ae
rnr,ng TO size his shoulder was much gaeu from
u an, under the right small ent pretty wei hPaieo
hought him from man living In Giles co iie ma! hsn ,
way will give liberal reward Tor MS ,.tll'e'' " 1'
hnrg or any information that can get MN ,,,,>x
mar II dAets. S"h', 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

UNiectric OiI-juss received, by rp :. ,oNrs
~ (rna - d&cts( sIAoLIn y .0
~sNE (ICARa.-A small lot Of really mme
X tl.y.pn cigars just received and for sale oy
n STROTHER WHITEHEAD
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HATS, HATs.! HATS: .-.s pKlNei

III FASHIONS FOR ls5G-STITZERw will Introduce
The Nprlng vie Hat the first Saturday In March,
aud the pubic Ksnerhiy
which will e found to surpass any Hat In this market In beau
y Style quality and finish Also lot Of beautiful new sye
so ts or young All those desiring fine Dress Hats
eclipse thing In this market will please call al she sign
Of the Bill y HAT. 80 u ,,..
All kinds Of Hats made to order with neatness aha o'9p"'e
''o,oS mar ais ''''9 WIN. sTLrzER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

w on CmW Keep yOUfscif W"iW IN" .,ntay
Froe real Castor Beaver The subscriber
has good assortment of the genuine article ana trimming 70
su Come get good coat made to your
That will lasty dec e-tsl w W. =. :
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

PS-prrsons purchasing DR. Cloptons remedies W sIon 0
ho ncrmitted to give them to others hehl. ~, -,
have frequently been made for an ounce box o' 'hu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07

CONETHINGa NEW AND DEACLs ~ s.ors
- L. ARSIsTEADs SHOE boot Has ~. C.ps Shoes,
Boots &c cosns Of various styles u 81 xo Cents and
ai.s ~ shoes of ali grades very beantifrI; ana
.sortment Of Trunks Carpet Bags vai.es rm1ssrrs
Call and examine theme
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-07
!. ,onn,s SPRIN1. sTYLE HATS FOM

AAKFOKD'S SPRINe' = IT. -, l.nnnr 1o,
la56-Receyed this day beautini artcle, 's luis @o, 60
n are requested call and supply themselves very soo
as they going fast H. - Il. .. Ear,ners rank
mn lIts ncnI = "-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

AIS and Cars large lot of Hats and Cans of
= - Sst0 ana grace 1Est received and for sale BY
-aASEET { TEl3fEL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

LOGS on THE UPPER RwERs.-The St. Paul
Times OF u late date says:
The logs are all coming down. There are
332 men upon the drivers on the Rum River
and the reports are that scarcely log Will be
left behind It's estimated by lumbcrmen that
there are I20,000000 feet of logs on Rum River:
400oo,ooO on the Upper Mlssissippi; and about
iJO,oJu,Uoo on the St CroiX; of this amount
about 73,oo0,0oO on Rum River, nearly the
whole amount on the Mississippi, and about
100 900 on the st. Croix were cut by the
crews during the past winter. The principal
part of the remainder were cut a year ago, but
failed to get down on account of the low stage
o. the water last year. The various drivers are
expected to be here in less than week
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
II y ALL VI,
Is "a NJ I'd IF IA 81 $ .

Come along Haste along Raise the alarm
lucte john is willing to sell a good farm
NOW IS the time to buy Farm cheap The subscriber
y offers his farm consisting of three hundred and ftv
tjy01 acres Of choice Timber and Prairie lands. About
one hundred acres in cultivation, twenty in Glover
and timothy, sixty Of good Timber land
rest Is first rate Prairie land Good houses stables gran
cries, &c &c There is small orchard Of Apple Trees
just beginning 10 bear, besides PuIus and
abundance The land is situated be easily divided
into Two farms of a convenient size. s4a
viii sch all part 81 the above land with with
out the crops, consisting OF Wheat, Oats, Corn,
Potatoes &cl reasonable terms possession viii be given
Immediately If desired Also VIII sell all The fixtures
pertaining to farming, such Piows, Hauows Rcapcrs
Zone Of Aannys best two-horse and Rake Hogs, Cows
ana Stock Cattle, and in fact cye-v thing
Hen and Chickens to Horse and Buggy.
The above land is situated mile1 southeast from
Mineral Point. JOHN PARKINSON,
Nal.lwiek, Iowa Co, Wis. Apri. =. 1885. lstf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
TO E1nigrantSs
INPRoV ED FARMS FOR SALE


FgyBE undersigned, his oficc in Dover offers the
following Zeal Estate for sale, by private contract
Lot No La good piece Of wood afa hay iand, so acres
,59ea an ah9gt tii nil irIn thg Model NH near
b'Fers1 tatt o. purchase money may remain
Lot. 30. a small well improved Earr about e.
seres situated near Dover one AID half mics nom fb :
fan sired we'll stoned cellar good frame barns good
stone Toot house, wei. II the back door, Geek
Of living water running through the ia1T Part TIE
purchase money may remain.
otNo 8-TTo Town Lots in the village Of Arena ,e1
inproveda good fame House, store, Warehouse. and
Barn, with good well Of water
Lot No. 4-FoFty acres, situated on Mil creek, sel
Lot 80. 5Aboat 49, acres of land near Dover about
ten acres under plow and fence
Lot No. Gone soOd Frame House and Let In The VII
lot No leo acres Of good prairie and wood land
Dover and within half mile Of the 81 & " Railroad
Lot No. s--A good ana we'll improved Farm, So acres
about go Under plow and tncea good frame house
thereon--within Two miles Of the u. & n Railroad
mproyedE2 upGer blozs aud fence gosd frame
wood good stone good hay gregi4 SeTers tiE rses
sary 10 make good farm situated About uile ffarn
Arena and The 81 s sf RsiirOad tom Pacf pa5-
Lot No. Jo-ofty acres of good land on tbs Wisconsin
Lot No 1I-An improved Pam, 50 acres on the II
". Railroad near Dover Part purchase meney nag se-
Lot No ia ren improved Farm, I2o acras ha4 on
It good block houselass an4 horse srHs with cattle
sheds Z good we'll and about ~ acres uBaer pls@
feneetnhe- F'lrn-situeted aJout teo mics from
lot No is-I6o acres Of CORD tnte4,.s iand with an
spring thereon, situated about Euiles seah
or the n g. II. Railroad.
lot No. I4I6o acres. we'll Improved aboat so acres
under plov and fence with house and oct hIildnzs
in Arena within nile II the 81. & Eailrnad
The prenerty Is Of the best luafit. aad il The
most eligible business situations, and rfn te ptrcha ze
terms As on the greater part Of IT the purchase
money remain the seegritr Of the ursvcrfy NJ
interest for reasonable term For
apoIy to tf undersi il ned st me Dover = ef r.
the IiEe between Iowa and Dare counties y sscsin
where any information Respecting re ~ as and sal.
of Real Estate Il be Al All times eheel
CHARLES Eil-soss Lad 4ye1t
Dover, prIi 1st. I556. u i6-sm7
C,IiEMIcAI ER,stFt. sn.p-. -. ,rti,,e 49,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

y DTAEBORy eTEEEI CHICAGO. n
General AGENTS TO whom all orders must be a!.,re.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

Masonic GRAND LODGE OF WIsooxsry.
following IS the list of officers elected by this
body which has been in session in this CITY for
a few days pas, a much larger number was
IN attendance than a. any meeting previously
held in Wisconsin :-Ha Sentinel
HENRY S. BMaD, G. Master, Brown county
", R. d. PULFoRD, Deputy Grand Master.
LUTHER NJ. Tracy, G. Senior Warden. Mil.
waukee-
L. 81. STRONG. G. Junior Warden. Iowa co.
'EfEE WINTER, G. Treasurer Dodge co.
WM- R. SMITH. G. Secretary. Iowa co.
K. d W, MELASoHTos Hour. Grand Chaplain
W. c. c. CHENEY, G.. Marshal.
", l. c. Tom, G. Sword Bearer.
w, EP1RAIM F. OGDEN, G. Senior Deaco,
W. 5. AUSTIN WHrrE, @. Junior Deacon.
", c. &. CARaGNGrox and J y THou.s q
Stewards.
w, SoLoxoS HOWE. G. Persurveant.
Bro. EBENEzER HEwErr, G. TYLER.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
rtrsL 1oiat Gribnne.
,ND OTHER MATTERS.
~ OF JULY

= the Committee elected by the
SsI Mineral Point on the It'll inst fer
n making arrangements for cele-
oi,bt;eth anniversary of American
- vas held at the Court House on
when the following resolutions
Ma. Dr.. John H. Vivian be author
hose in Boston, FIRE works to the
~. hundred dollars. il. in his judg-
I'm should be leemed necessary for
/ rbst = committee OF three be ap-
=, r. the Chairman to ascertain for what
10. 4 can be provided on that day :
l--'' ns.zrs Cornish, Allen and Cotter-
s.. .a,aintsa such committee.
'.,s.z That committee Of three be APP
~. on finance, to collect sub
9s.-ayfa- the expenses of the cell
,bs-eupon Nessrs, G. W Bliss. R. NJ
~ go AapcI were appointed such
nal .he following named gentlemen
---aa to assist ii making such colicc-
Hsarv Lea1haa, .. =. Fai-child,
.pa p.eleaaA
\ That the Secretary Of tins meeting
/. address note to J. Il, Clary, Esq,
ma, 70 deliver IN o. alton on the fourth
v next
That a committee Of three be elect
.-lIa f5r what sum the Mineral Point
r be engaged for that day and Messrs
Sa..l aa.. Legate were elected such
Tia, Gen. Wm.-R. Smith. Hon. NJ
.s.a. C. L. Frost and e. ". Bliss. be re-
.i.lzs q q committee on toasts,
,.-i Ina. the committees on Finance,
and aigsic. be requested to report
ei meeting on Monday evening
-a. Tie Secretary be directed to
-i..iea lists !or the use Of tie
Committee.
a5 IbaI these proceedings De published
Gara. Point Tribune and Ds4aocra..
sz:.aa tho meeting adjourned until Mon
..lz LeZt.
l. L. EHFTTLEsEY. sec'y.
3 Hgi,s,. june II, 1856.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

i That Gen. Wm,-R. Smith. Hon. NJ
.. G. L. Frost and e. ". Bliss, be re-
-. = 2 committee on toast
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
To Stock Raisers.

y AISiEIS and others, wishing improve the stocE
Il Of their Horses, invited 10 cs and tie lu
L3ooded &.
Vermont Morgan,
kecenty brought from Che east w the undersigned He
isa oeaUllal fpple hay years old, with hoavy towing
name and tail Re Is rs hands high, heavy tuiit has
Perfect form and for docty of temper, beauty action
ai spirit : not eEceiled Is any horse in the country
lie may le zen each week during the season, Mon
day ana Tuesday till noon Al Linden TUESDAY afternoon
aud "Wednesday forenoon at Black Jack Wednesday At
ternoon at Welsh Settlement; Thars9av, and Friday
toenooil t Olsfeds, and Friday and Satur
day at Mineral Point.
Tor partieus Is, bills.
T. K. BLGDGETF
Mineral Point, May 1856. 2otf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

SIsNs OF TIE TIMEs--Since the adoption of
tne pro-slaFery platform by the Cincinnati Con-
yen'Ion, several prominent members Of tie Dem
ocratlc party have cut loose from the slavery
party and avowed their intentions to support
the Republican nominee. Senator HAuLrx of
Maine. and JosEPH KNOX, of Illinois, are among
the number
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
M ISON
Mercantile College,
(Braneh Of BacoHs Mercantile College, Cincinnati O.
No. ID Bruen's Back, Madison Visions N.

TE7HE undersigned respectfully announces that he has
taken Room in the above named block (unti ans
new Colleg kltce which is in OF erection cor
her OF i and fnekney streets, is ready Tor occupan
DAY, JANUARY IA, 1856.
The plan adopted in teaching, combines practice with
theory instead OF using Text Books The pupils are
ised IN making out original entries Of every day
t,ansaet'os na4lng, Posting, balancing Account
Opening and Closing great variety OF different Sets 81
Books, both for Partnership and Individual Business
where the business ss been prosperous and advtrsean
thus qualifying the student for entering int the Dract
cal duties OF the Accountant in any kind of
The Course Of instruction viii consis- of DorR1E
ENTRY BooK-kEEPING, embracing every department of
TRADE end WeTcaRIe fccoHHtS UhOKcSale and Re-
tar, Commission, ExchaHge BANKING Nazufateurirg
ShPplHg sdioidaG! Partnership joni Stock and Com,
tons, PeHmanshtp Lectures the Science Of Accounts
-
Pupils are instructed individuality in c,szes
so that students may enter time cceed in the
ratio of their capacity and assiduity.
Hours of DESTRUCTION, viz: From 10 u NJ fror, .
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
Hours of Instruction, viz: From TO 10 NJ,
to and froIn to O'clock P IT.
Terms.

For oNE Scholarship which entities the holder cf it to
4 fall course or Instruction, san "a
\. B-Untl The completion Of nv new COLLEGE h, ia
ing wiz ode the &c nUns ia cenlants viz. Any enc
person subscribing One Hundred gllars viii he entitled
to FOUR Scholarships a S25 STfs, go
Any one person su,scrbing Five Hundred Dollars KIN
DC en- tied 10 TWENTY Five Scholarships $50 $4,000
GF The Scholarships viii be 1taasleTisI e an, a
oe entities the holder 70 fun coErse Instruction
Lich subscriber VIII be for amount Of siFr
ton by Mortgage Real Estate.
MADISON, Jan. 18th, 1856. pgIyCJr,r
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

IMMORAL Psiat r. Road

.sa,lemen Of this place who have recent
eat. % business. connected with this
-ac returned. aud from them We learn
a-y tle entire amount Of iron required
ZION '.rrsaon has been purchased, a large
*. f shipped, ana tile necessary arrange
, 'a.le Ter securing It's early completion.
I Road VII be in operation before the
.esmear u another year, there can hard
! .-rht.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

IS man in Chicago, not long since, COM
m'tted suicide by drowning. AS the body
could not be found the coroner held an inquest
on his hat and jacket. found on the bank of the
lake. Ferdict-"found empty"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

tzs. P.sovgs.eys, .sc.-'The new a6ver-
IS ". CoDB, which appear in Our
rs -41y are recommended to the pagJicu-
a.aan ol r.sr readers Cobb keeps every
,-e oes. quality, sells Al low prices,
i coarse, does n extensive business. But
Fey % ,le printers word without calling
"a bee'mias satisfied f-oe. personal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

IS haitaio H,pn5Lie hitherto q lealing
sion organ. declines supporting Blu
81 Ais Slavery extension platform, aud
9. s'aa service n the cause of freedom.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

i. : oaFHEsrEES (Dubuque) FAR4ua, one
3 Agricultural papers published, comes
--'-s . oar table The Jane number IS at
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

= sle Methodist episcopal Church of this
-aEts recently undergone permanent
Will be re-oT ened on Sunday next, at
'-e t-ss. 2sr. HowLls, q Chic2Ea. VIII
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

--sr--.la;te number Of lots in
addition 70 Maeral Point WERE
.-~,sl is- residences dusng tLt past week.
....'.'a to our village "a little west Of the
a!aasel vii soon bo dotted over with
....' dwellings,, It Is the most desirable
s2"4 lyr sCcA purpose.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

consisting OF 6E0fh, Sdt3kct carton Linen, IFocE
Sack. Bo1 and Shan Aai CO3IS. VESTS X PANTA-
Looms of various descriptions. Hdts Caps Shirts.
brellds, Carpet Cloth TrGrelinp Bags Trunks
SUsPenders, Ties Stocks. Csauats Neck Pocket
ksrckifs. Socks Ouerals. Frocks Iooien Draers ard
Shirts. Chores P0ytmonics, OF CRd fHda Rubber Cloth
ing, &C. and many other articles TOO numerous te
ton.
A. we have had long experience in the Clothing
Ira e, and through direct connection with
established Eastern House. whose proptietors attend
themselves to heavy imporatons of Woolen and silk
GOODS from Europe aud in particular to the manufc
ture Of Clothing for the WESTERN TRADE. obtain
o Goods under the most favorable spd there
fore enabled sell at reduced prices than any other
House Uest Of beIc Y6rk
In selecting GOODS took great pains in getting
sound and durable article likewise great attention
paid TO the manufacture oc CLOTHING, and it
DONE under Inspection HdrraHt tfa equal 10
Custom Uort In reference soliditv in dealing
deavor TO continue in old principle Selling at IS
deterlctaed Price,
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
and are well that House in this section
compete with At the time pledge ourselves
10 give the utmost satisfaction those who honor
with their patronage if any lust claim of any shape
manner should arise.
Please call and examine Stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. HESSLETN BROTHERS.
Mineral Point, Wis, March, 1855. l6-u
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n-E-see advertisement ofJoseph Smith,
+ se.e-ed largely into the Lumber busi-
'.r s. VIII soo.. be prepared to tilanisls
.iry of arv variety OF lanlher-wanteG
S -a.e e hope the SINE is near al
e-an lan15er VIII he less expensive than
..a G Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

--' e' several --w Advertisement in to
s3..1 Read cLea and profit thereby.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
Improved Farm for Sale.

ihAeJAOVSd Z ARA fOr sale.
NE Undersigned DESTROYS Of deyotiug his whole time
ana attention TO his Touring Inill offers for sale
ms Wen known homestead FARM, mile ana a half west
.. 'le hoafisl1g village of Do9geve. il Iowa county
IS oaSl sad Farm consists Of l29 acres nearly me
half under cultivation, the remainder being timber and
nav bottom II Is we'll watered, all enclosed and has two
good dwelling houses, rock spring house large bal n
lth stationary thTesing machine attached and roc
farming implements.
For further PARTICULARS enquire of the undersigned up
the premises. r.
May 81, IS56-23tf WILLIAM JANEs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
ALSO

HardrGre Crockery 5ore 07d Groceries
Ia st eau MILLIONS and yul viii ard every thing YOU
wish qual;ty quantity and E..ee 70 =uft
JOHN MILTON & Co.
November g. 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
GEORGE w. COBB,
TEASi TEAS!i

HAVE received some very choice and fragrant Black
/ Teas. Also Imperial Teas Gun. Powder, &C. and a
variety Of low grades which will SEA al low prices.
May 10 1856 GEO. ". COBB.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

permitted to witness the oPev-
IN p. .aese labor-sav iug machines
- " +ea-, Oats, Grass Seed, &c, ii works
alE-sowing with single horse 40
"a 1t possesses great advantages
''7oT q sowing by hand, in as much
'.'eFs Tie seed much more evenly upon
'.'--l' and can be used just as well when
+ strong wind, as when the elements are
=.E quiet DEMONSTRATION is very simple,
sAs,ty get out of repair. and weighs but
-'J pounds We should consider it ave
-'ei.l machine fer the farmer.
:. " Bellows, Esq, Of this place, Is agent for
! region.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

s-"e uo,lce the e7srseer Of high
- good jch on Fountain street
-l Portions cf our streets be attended
.Hr 1av.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

fftTI0N.-The pablo are hereby cautioned against
- purchasing certain p-onisso-y given Lewis
Reed and endorsed by John Grober, Thirty Dollars
nayabie 20 hs subscriber due in March, 1887. note
IS supposed 90 he Ia the possession German recently
in my employ as teauster. He is thick set heavy
built nau Il has uo right, title claim said note
lie has also two other notes OF smaller amounts payable
10 me in his possession.
The pcrors b. whom said notes were given are forbid
10 - ne sane 20 any other person than myself,
shall hold them for the ayucut.
Ii the said German Will retBi - ID notes 10 mo
acgut him Of blame: in not, shsi he compelled to pro-
coed n legal manner to obtain them.
EDWARD NICHOLS.
Mineral Tsint, May q 1856 3wZI
CTR ~ El}frora the sabscrbcE living in DiaIn,r i
- Grove near the Bequete iaru ahout the est Of 8p
st, light hay mare COLT, about two wears old. She
has star in tie forehead white spot The nose the
left hind foot white, su' white spot The tack and
tie on the right Sae rrHer the tail Any person who
Will return said colt, give information here she may
be found, shall be literally rewarded
May p, 1886 4e2I@
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miscellaneous.

TIE undersigned respectfully in
forra the citizens of this town and
vicinity that they are in connection
with one of the most extensive lm-
porting Houses in New YORK city L
CincinDstti, fos. the purpose of es-
taoljshiug a larga and permanent
business on the CASH SYSTEM.
and have opened a Store containing
m entire New Stock Of Ready Made
Meas. Boys, and Youths Clothing,
& GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GooDs.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

: .',y emigrants left Chicago yesterday,
81 IOWA City. 1c- Kansas.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

: i-e Beaver Dam Citizen says that Rev.
. -.,1L9, late Of Milwaukee, has settled in