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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
Sales bp Aurtion.
H. Wilson Auc;ioneer-Of Ofice No. 80 Broadway.
A -l,IIAN NATI-I l. Il arnn saln of m IN

II. Wilson. Auctioncer-O Office No. So Broadway.
4 UCTlON NOTlCE.-Large sale of magnlf-
~ cent ROSEWOOD FURNITURE. PIANO-FORfE,
FRFNCH PLATE FlEP MIRRORS VELI ET CARPETS.
ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS, RICH SILN ER WARE,
COSTLY bBONZFS. Ac.-H " ILSON, A4ct.oaeer. will sell
~ Oatsogu- MONDAY, Ap. ~ a. 10 O'Clock precs-ly
tnc ssiue OF tie elegant lr story fine stone ifon
house On Brookyu II -Lts No % Monroe plce between
CLARK sud Pierre pOuts consisting OF costly koseHood
Ps suites ssfu q tyle Elzaoetsu
Cus lfh fashion solid Kose SOOd. Pier
SOFA end Cer,l Table. Os~wOod Plate Ola
Fsrry Tabes eesant Reception and Easy satin OF
most exquisite -eugs. elegant Lace snd Brccate window
,ria, win ~ udid ch China Vases elegant Rose
wool 7octsye Piano with roll eco; Velvet
CARPETS Brofze rich costly Paau Ornameut Oh PANT
iurs comprising yafey OF subjects b7 eminent foreign
srt.is seue o heh upward $50 eacn; kxeuson
Tab fee. loug Unils AID Az Chils; elegant Cana Tea
Dinner Bake Caster. spoons. Forks Goblets
,ilgs. R.s.wof4 Mahogany Bureaus. Wastsards.
Cured tCr.e Mattresses, Live Geese Feather Beds
Eo.ters AID II oss Roofing Chairs. Sofas LoGlEs Ac
Alec tree Ocfr-. bedroom suites, TtTeePv Ingram Car
fets HeGf Stands hal CL-rs -set Ca-pe Platcd
star Eo4s OIL in Lts u English gActure also
Basement Fulrrfo eubae desirable esornlent of com
i4on Crockrr, hives. flks, Kitchen Utensils. &c The
lfe Furniture he sl.tt house s Ia excellent coalition,
reay new alt te most important part, male expressly 10
order Sl, nclell org e occupant ruquishlg house
le.fuF CaGo.les aud t.rl-lre ready Inspect -
u.ck Drlug rt slc. cat deposit qlfec from eseff
Sse TlstEe.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
DECEIyERs sALE.-N. Y. Supreme Com,

DECEIVERS SALE.-N. I, supreme Com
IL ALEXANDER DUNCAN and o,hery sxAinr rp., 4.
SOCIATION POR THE EXHIBITION OF TIE an AZ ~
TRY or ALL NATi0NS.--ln pursuance oi sDL A, soVs
ar ordcr cf his Court sde In tho sbovs enti,,ed
rs ds,e he 5;h dsy ot December lSSi viii D, ,l5 - rs'
airec.ior OF the undermined Re,sver &c a rnh u
a. the Merchants ETohancr IN t'e Csty OF Nex W.
TUESDAY, the l2i day Of NAY next st ~ oeloct a..
that dsy ell tse sight. title ard interest which "a. 80 -
Assocsion fo the Exhibition Of hs 1dustrv OF an N.n
Rad on the 18th dsy Of December lS OF a any nm. -
after, of. IN. and to- Nv
The buildrs situate Reservoir SQUARE in n. C, an
York ard known IS THE CRYSTAL PALACE - tass,as
with the Iron Fence surrounding toe grounds ao hA -
CRYSTAL Palace erected ard the ureSpr ,e-o f 49, -
there, f-Dsteo New-iork, April y. 1856 ~ e'~
JOHN u. WHITE, Receiver &c Na "a y,.s.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

HIsiATURE ALhASAc..-...1HIs DAY.
-Rsss...5:O2i Ses,......6:5j MooN-Rises.. 2;oj
WATEs..............TBIs DAY
SANDY Hook. 1913 Gov Island. 2:Cj a-Gste.. 3fi
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

III II. LEEDs Auctionrer--By II. H. LE-bs 60.
NEN1EEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ On MONDAY at lol O'Clock, at No 10 Farct'PAce
sullivan between Houston aid Beeckers sts, comprising
gay Suites Satin Crimson and White Medallion;
Gs.fs Dsnask and Lace Window Cutans Chandeliers.
be-top and Side Tables Also, rosewood 81 Octave
made by BarmOre ami cost $780, Brussels and
Ingram CaTets Stair do, Oil Cloths, SC. BedRoom-ha
hocs-y ad.esds Sofas Dressing Bureau Hair Mattresses
Bedding Pillows and Bo-ers also Chiua Glass, Sl'erplaed
Ware md Kitchen Furniture with which the sale "ill
me
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

A [. TUTTLE, AuciiOneer,
Ofhce No ~ Broadway.
TFNTFEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c,
~ Of family leaving the City-A. G. FUTILE will sel on
MONDAY 93h inst lC o'clock al the dwelling No 10 w est
Furniture contained therein BEING good order
mo consists IN part Rosewood Paro Suites IN Crimson Plush
made 10 order Of 40 Tapestry Velvet and Brussels
Carrots Lace Currts Mantle Ornaments Clock Mahogany
Bedroom Furniture Bed- Mattresses aud Bedding China aud
Glass oil Cloth Hat S;and together viii asorfmen
Of Basemen and Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale vi"
commerce.
Tenn. ash aud derosite required from all puchasers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
AUCTION NOICE.-RUSSELL W. WEST

n 7
~ COTT Auc',orser. vii 'ei TOMORROW, (Tuestsy) D
HOLD FIENiII M contained u. the Hous- No y oth-a7
resr lfl hole 81 which IN perfect order having been
ss but short rue FFrrv article will b. sod without Zee
serve tri D. he house has -
,acssu lu Ntus.ay A. - otlock Atepos will De- required
and Garrett suicrb kosewoot alofDrte win
f'oi ard solid rs-wod suits of trui-ur,
res brnrale
si'h Freneh Pier Mirrors h sshs and nrac IL
fa.@res With French plate doors i,
wcd Msrh Center Tables r1ty Mantle t1ses valuable
On Psnrrrs rch ffaes heceplon al 10y Ch4lrs 10
fartsy Al tracrs- Lace rara and sLaLss rce retes
Ro.euood N.h..srv MaTt tor Bureaus; rcay c.rs,i
Bc,t, as ishtad match Frenrh Ch4al Toilet s--s
lS suresor Hair Nsresss Beds AID Beddr Maa0ginyst
Cosse Ch,s Library aid invalid ChA sR0ckrrs; Mirrors,
Clicks with large lEa my o. bedroom Furlurs As1.
TIE Dr F4frful-: solid Walnut II Table,
rerb Cara Dinner ar Tr Ss Cut Glassware, Cutlery; ct
tie Oi Cloh and stair CARPETS the bol. vh absat -
Gasrre Bracelets Burners 81. HousetecPes A.
nelers vii fri their rtersf l''erd his si@ ne1
arre quantity Of Furniture ~ every de.cr gOn wa ch
t- sC.d w.,ko1. sry Fsse.ye. CE'ai oges o. 4se,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
HENEY II. LEEDS, Aueti0neer

HENEY IT LEEDs, AnctI1nreF-
II II. LEEDS Il Co., will sell by auction on
l. TUESDAY Aprl -, st NJ - Wes' -'h Z; The ate
fsserce of General Fcheuque President o. the Republic Of
Peru-ELFGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNlTURE-Elegan,
sld t-o.aie Tstes Tses Sofas Ch,F' aud
ha do rseood nd Mahogany Bedstesd reAus lni other
CAauter Furniture il r, Velvet Tree riY an Ingram
Ps-or Chamber srd Carpets Ca Fiy Crockefy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
" :. MELLoR. Auetionsef-By HoUGHToS NELLo2
rr,I,ESnAN Anril - N l0i O'Clock. at No. III

" $. MELL0R Aucti0l3ef-bt iiutIHI9 ~ D 4ltt-V. -
TUESDAY April -. at lOt o'clock. at No. llj
! Nss.au-.,. HOUs sEHOLD FthNlTUEE-B-inE ne en-
-.re 80 -- of Eeneusn gIviIE 20 a- f-
ro,ed 70 s4eroous fox convenience q ss As' ',l
Kr~voed and Aatozsr7 suites. covered in br-l9-, SAL
r lsir c'-th srd ~ lanes SolI ROew,l Mal3Rany Sc
" ut sad Center Per and side Tables rtts-r-s 60 Cni
m Fur i-r n fea ysrl@tv sgld RCsewOoc Oas 44h1saJ
W rstarl Enerreed >l4-es Cd, Plain a. afO.e LOS
H.r MsreEses Library 1d Secretary Bl,-ca'es Oulg1
sF P.lfr m rh f-snes; Mirrors 4 tie l-s. quality ~.
Mantle Pier and Oysl liable f0r city trade Also -fSs
lo = Secondhand Furniture heayy slyeri .ea 80
Lquor Stands With h e2sved Bottles; Toast RACKS ncay
chased Tes and Coffee Of the latest and osi
st.ies TIE whole for absol1e sale Sod IN los 70 st me
keepers CHI Rosewood ana Aah1 kany a1o
fores new md .ec0rd Land Of the following n Aer Ofos1
.t. Van WIEe Bsruore LindeInan and othsra ods AZ
T. tscEed fc sLrTss - .le premises Ca,sofles ~ the
ae!LLgC g. faS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership heretofore
~ existing between SAML. n. GASrOS and ALVIN
JOHNSON is this day dissolved by mutual consent af John
having retired from the firm. ...,,,. a.,
The business will hereafter be conducted by CHARLES
MORSE and SAML y. GASTON, under the name OF MOhsL
4 OAsTON Ali business the firm Of CASTOR Johnson WI
be settsd by A J. Johnson. SAMl. ~ taSntt,OSn,,
New York. Apsl % 1850. ALVIN j. JohNoON
V'HE COPARTNERSIIIP existing betwee
4 he.srs GARRIBRANCE TOSBURGH Whoesale a.
Retail Druggists No % Mottst g this day dissolved oI M
real consent All existing claims viii be iqudated oy hopl
VOSBURGH, At No. Yoikst o,nn ,,,cp
THOMAS T.. GARRIBRANCE
ROBERT NOSBURGH
N.g.York April p, 1886
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

GENERAL PLOTS OF LAND, from | to 20
scres eah Es-chester Mount Vernon and Hun,s
Bridge Sfsffcus, ~i be .old suction by WM tRANh-
LIMA SON Merchants EIcha1 Ee, TUESDAY, the
sgh Of APRIL lock Terms 5 per nort8sEe
Fcr mars AMI CALAIS sppy The A0etonses No b!c-d
p. u = O. -IA1L s 4, sACCEl, v. - " lls1i -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28
NJ Way. Asctoneef.

u AUCTION sn THIS DAY. April D. a; 10y oeloes a. NO
"a W,s. at a. between 7ih snd sth-svs comprising ,oie
iprr. Csroets Chairs Tables, Bedst sds Buresns W sn
sos C~s.-v Ass Ware Sc, beng the entire teLiue o'
GTilv ergas1r M hoasekeeptng Sale positive DEPOSIT
r.ouir,d a. firns q sale
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-28

LIMITED STATES PASSPORTS-By j. B.
" MONIES Notary and Commissioner for every State, No
Il Wsrren Naturased citizens must produce cerncass
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Wisconsin Bank.
Mineral Point,


rEIS institution having reIinquished its rights under
tae Banking Law Of This State and deposited with the
bank Comptroller, Madison, money sufficient
to redeem all outstanding counersgned circulating notes
at par
Notice is therefore hereby given that all the
signed circulating of this Bank must be presented
the Bank Cornptrollers office for redemption within
years the OF the first publication this
notice funds deposited for the redemption
the viii be surrendered TO this Bank.
v9n.A.2 HENRY P. GEORGE Cashier
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
FOR SALE.

TI'HE subscriber offers for sale his property situated
the viaae of Linden, miles North West from Min
,al Point. the main road from the latter place
Richand and Bad AK counties Consisting of that well
known stand the Miners Inn Standing in the
most part Of the village The buildings CON-
prise coed framed House Bar Room and Barn. supplied
with abundance OF good water Any wishing TO en-
the business will find this chance rarely be
met with. ALSO-A good Store House and large Lot;
and the undivided hall Of -FOUR Lots well located in the
village of Linden.
TERAS:-one half cash, balance time.
Linden, July 10th, 1885. MARTIN NASH.
n4S-N
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
NOTICE.
4 GOOD BARGAIN,
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Bank Cc.uptroller's OHoe,

MADISON, june =, 30
YETHE Wisconsin BGnk at Mineral Point in this State
having reliuquisAcd business and deposited in this
Oice sum money sufficient al their out
standing countesigned Ct rcuatng notes at par Notice
therefore hereby given that all The outstanding corn-
signed circulating notes OF said Bank will be redeemed
par. on presentation at this Office.
2y24vg WM. u. DENNIS Bank Comptroller
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
PROFESSOR 1OFFETT.

PROFESSOR MOEFETI.
IAYING just returned from 81. Louis. where he has
4 been taking thorough lessons in the art would
specially inform the citizens Of Ancr! Point and yicn
IJy that lie has opened @ ine
AGhroiype, Photograph and DaGuerreiaR Gallery.
and invites the citizens call and his fine specimens
Of the art which H~ surpsss beauty correctuess
The Ambrotypes most beautiful in cearL-ss richness
anu dclIcacy OF tons ana have several advantages
DaguerreotyPes. They be taken in fourth the
time sitting they not reversed have glare Of ght
they warranted to fade They all the
now in the cities. All who them charmed
their beauty and clcarness Como all and
call. Instructions given ID the good
have hand fine gold lockcts cheap for all kinds
of fancy and frames Children taken second
Rooms opposite Post Office.
25tf c. r. NOTFETT, Artist.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING DEPOT
e & s. 81 Gin r rOS..
On High ST.. szdsr tie Eagle Saloon,
MINERAL. PNrN,T NSra-

THE undersigned respectfully t.
form tine CITIZENS Of This town md
vicinity that they are in connection
with one Of the most extensive In
porting Houses IN NV FORK city &
CINCINNATI, for the purpose OF e.
tablishinE a large and permanent
business on the CASH SYSTEM,
and have opened a Store containing
an entire Now Stock Of Ready Made
Mems, Bows. and Youths Cl0ta,Hg
& GrSTLEMEx's FURNISHING GooD..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
FhO"E
rARk- FOR SALE!

T will sell on reasonable terms, one nI',,- ogs
| acres Of choice land, (it being a 50 ia-' Cful.
Tlor.) situated in the town Of CLYDE low 10y - -o
consir. in the immediate neigh0oI mo-: III
mills two miles from the Wisconsin ~. Pail
from tie milwaukee and Prairie du C2iens q
acres under cultivation 60 or g acres q a
oak grove the stream Of Otter Greek - Jog b.
corner of said land. A comfortable Ae :. tses g.
Kitchen attacbed. p or so thrifty fruit IL .ss
shr,ibbery out buildings &c. Inne1.A' 3 ~
en-. For further particulars, sngaH'
adjoining the premises
Dated Clyde, Feb, ~ 1sse
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE THz MINERAL POINT r K CoMpAyY}
Mineral Point June 10, ISIS
= Office Is hereby given aII o sub
s-riOe- Tor stock IN tue above Company pre-
E"us 10 the lIth day Of December I>yi tat all stock
not heretofore called for is hereby rcuis to paid at
tie utHce ~ the Company Mineral Point in install
monis oi sen per i1sLaIcut on the 18th
aa OF august next, Ad thereafter the 18TH Gay OF
each following month until the whole is paid in
By order of the Board
.4tf WILLIAM T HENRY Ssc-at.r-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
G tifago aOsrtissulfnts.
coRNEa o. STATE AID RANpOLPR SIS.
Entrance No. = State Street,

INSTITUTED sEFTENsE3 1881 INCORPORATED
i bs the Legislature 81 Illinois. February, l-3S-
IEe e1t:auTCt.ry Patronage testogsd upon Il = ing
established popular Institution affords gratifying
>uce thst the arlcr .-FaEt es ano f.cles ~ 9-s
the ion - tLorouy knowledge q tho T-1-
b. Anchcs Of Corerc4! Education, are fsvor.tIy
appreciated discerin, and Intelligent, cc1tn-AI-
~ Over Two hundred t4 course students have t~en n
Attendance during pest in.er, being snlouul OF
patronage par4ilelea IN this c5uatrv
The Collegiate !, tn most extensive complete
and thor ugh tto11S OF into any C5unsTclal CO.
f-e in this country and PRACTICAL instruction
IN Book keepine and AcceEBs s1spted ever. kind Of
business ing elaborate Railroad Book
keeping, prepared D. the PRESIDENT expressly for t1is
Schoo Wedge Of ~Lic alone worth to the
etudent than the tuition fees 20 the entire TO-
srther with Commercial Calculations Business PeuI-an
saip, and the subjects Of CoLlnlercI,. Law.
ALERT hiDpBE, Esq, tho popular American srd II
whose specimens Of 3vansnsaip received the high
premiums st the great State Fair held il New YORK
city il 1854 has been engaged Professor OF PeuaH
ship
Another Ct free pubic Lectures viii be desvs-ed
During the a. aet-ipoa Hail. by several OF tte
distinguished citiK>Bs Ct Chicago Students
enter uhenevec they peass- Circulars and Catalogues
furnished atuitoGsiy appicct.oa a. tie College
Chicago, September, 1876. 3m.3
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
$50 REWARD.

WILL give the above reward am person that viii
give Information 10 me, tlat bring Justice
rue person or persons that have built quantity Of straw
piles close agaEs! my ord Wood and sci re 10 II in
three different places, with malicious intent
600 rails and IS cords uf wood was exposed TO the FIRE
W 4icl was 100 green 10 Euvn.
GEORGE GOLDTUORP
Lost Grove April 18Th, 1856 lsIt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
CAT Tt3E

Il persons are forbidden q mine, dig or remove
mineral from, or otherwise t.rsss anon IN. fol-
-'.t iH- .t-g-laCc premises. Ta-utr-
ne 2n5' EAST 2. at section So .. rrrc- East
' q. . - NoEt-flS .. ana North 2 of south ! Of
NvE 'A---H-l 4 81 section /. town s. range LAST
Ano Hti.er notice IS hereby given mat a person o.
persons '-eSpassnE uroa the above premises be dealt
WIN ACCORDING TO law FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TUAI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
PREPARE FOR W!NTrP

900 STOVES,
TGBRACIES nearly every variety known a,f-. d,
f. the most approved p2tterns Jgsr lecgirs5aa p.
for sale bv Nm. fsAHNOS & son. or Coulsr.. s..s..
Among his assortment NAV ,e found tie .1l 7i-E
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES
hay-FTsser, Fc!er Ee.4,
BLACK DTc-o=S, Iron Ng1l-k
fTdITis GUes1, HestsTE l1sss
hcLc u Grid ful.tTaisr. Iy,trr
Keystone, 14!!zrs, BGEzrT, lisa e.
PRENICll STOVES
OF ali sizes snd patterns now in use. Also - In
ing. among other:
PhRLOR STOVES.
Sylpan / without overs FTsral. open ,,,j E.
Boston, t9iidge SIsfe', e. ts
BOX STOVES,
az AZ descriptions and size. tozst5e- =il5 'tr .
STOVES. both fog Cooking and ths Fs-!oE. IL re- :
: large Stock OF beautiful
Eritaria-T5 are,
including
Tea Pots, co~ss Psis. Sasor Yrs, C-,'=z'
H9!essss FIGcA@Ts, Casters, ihciT.,
Riggs, Cups, Caze'es'.'a
Sy..tS0Hs, La7sPs, ~t, Gt, T.
So;ectsd with care, and Offered 81 IerusILs5 .oE s
Tin, Copper, and sheet iror VAR,
~ 81 kinds. co-sfs1tIy on h.-d, or nsrcfEctEft.
Ger, on the shortest notice.
IN connection with ti:s esteh.ish--1. Is n q.
where work in either 81 taei- respective lines vi
in the best possible rznEer.
Job Work attended TO in az d Tbs above 8.
short notice.
~ Persons desiring -n- tain, 20 his liza, AZ, z
10 call and examine lis STOCK aad p5ie7-.
WILLIAM LaNEoE
Bfno-a1 Point, October. 1885 -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09

consisting Of C7ofh SctiHet, Cotton and Linen frock
Sack Bon and Shanghai COATS. VESTS PANTA-
LOOMS Of varous descriptions Hats Caps, Shrts, trs-
bre4 Garnet and OIL Cloth IrGre!ins Bags. Trunks,
Ssyeuder Ties: Stocks, Cr0r0ts hech and Pocket HGHs
kercRiefs Socks Orerals. Frsck Wooden DraDers ard
Skirts GIcrss Portmo'es, OIL and IaaiG Rubber C0th
ing. Ss many other articles too humorous TO men
zion
TrE"e, ana through direct connection with IN old
established Eastern House whose propretoTs attend
Themselves 20 heavy imTcratons Of Wooden and SIX
GOODS from Europe and in particular 70 the manuac-
Of Clothing for the " F Ef;S TRADE, ue obtain
our Goods under favorable and there
enabled sell al reduced prices than otht-
Roziss Of NsU York.
IN Feectrg GOODS took great pains in getting
sound durable article likewise great attention
paid to the manufacture Of CLOTHING, and il
under InspectiGr Warrant thsSn elrai 10
Custom Uork In reference soidity in dealing
deavor to continue in old principie Siding a! !g
determined Price.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
FARMERS ATTEND,
THE AMERICAN SEED-SOW Err.

STEVENS PATENT, NAY gid, 1855.
JAYING secured the Patent Right of this Invaluable
ii Farming IInplernsnt the following Counties
Iowa lafayette and Grant for term Of years and hay
ing started mandatory in this town. all the
Farmers are call and examine il for themselves
With this machine YOU five per hour with
one horse. kinds of grain seed, 10 tn,
and any desired quantity per accurately snd
The wind cannot disturb it ia the least Wherever these
machines introduced the past SPRING they pro-
nounced the greatest Labor saving. Seed Saving
and Time saving Implement in their line,
the attention OF Farmers. Il Is only necessary
operate be convinced of this fact Price SO.
HARVEY 9. KEYS.
c. C BELLOWS, General Western Agent
Mineral Point, Aug Is, 1s5c.-3sa
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
NEW EEOS DEPOT.

TIVE undersigned having made with s
Z o. the iron Aanulc Ju-ers o. IittsbuIg and intend
% ra devote some attention branch u trsas ra.
a;tea up building exclusively Tor lie sale of
1E0GT.
And, hayin, purchased large Stock would invite The
attention Ci Ma-ea-Aake-s and a.ksri-Hs to exa;a
as Stoca, he i determine sell al t5slerq ,ir.s
Mineral Point, Nav. 1883.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-12-09
ONE PRICE SYSTEM.

ard are well aware that no House in this section
compete with At the ssno time pledge ourselves
give the utmost satisfaction TO those Who honor
with their patronage if any just cIsi Of any shape
manner should arise.
~ Please call and examine Stock before Turehas
ing elsewhere HESSLEIN BROTHERS.
Mineral Point, Wis, IIa-ch, 1886 I5-u
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# every description for Ladies' Gents girls boys
JEW ELRY,
That cannot fail to please the the particular.
We have also TEAS, Of the best quality for 80 80 and
- cents PEA pound
CARrzrIvG-IIar Stair, Floor Competing on hand.
Tho sbuse GOODS, aud many Others VIII be sold checp-
than ever before known here.
Such GOODS not purchased last spring will be
sold at cost TO make for the stock thar
stautv arriving from The East.
IL Please call and satisfy yourselves that the above
statements correct. Don't forget the PIace-Dser x
&ichelbacLers OLD STAND.
DELLER l. co.
Mineral Point 1855. 2g-lr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-02
FISHING WITH A STEEL TRAP.

There is at present good business
doing in hardware in this city. One Of
our merchants, who has an eye to the
interests Of the trade, has invented new
mode of catching black-6sh, viz, with. q
steel trap. 1t has proved so valuable an
operation, that all our fishermen are
providing themselves with steel traps ;
and the demand for the article is greater
than the supply. Fhe instrument used
is Of the old-fashioned kind, with iron
teeth closing together. The HsOdus oper-
Ondi, is decidedly unique. The trap is
set and bai!ed, properly provided with q
sinker, and let down into the water. An
ominous click below denotes the amuse-
mental hand ; the fish attempts to steal
the bait, but Immediately the trap steels
the fish, when presto! he is drawn up to
the surface often three at time, and at
the rate of one a minute l-Nsp Haven
Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-02
AN ANCIENT FROG.

James Crabtree, pit sinker to Messrs.
Arnold, of Burkinshaw, Leets, England,
recently found live frog in the centre
OF large coal, two hundred and thirty
feet below the surface, considerably be-
low the Morley tunnel, to which it is
close adjoining. The frog is still very
lively. When found it was very dark
in color. but becoming like the common
everyday species. The eyes are very
bright. an! surrounded by gold ring.
1t has four claws on its fore feet, and
fve-web footed-on his hind feet. Its
mouth is closed or firmly shut, but il has
two vents, apparently no<trils, on the top
it's nose. The seam Of coal, from which
it was disinterred, was saturated with
water; and probably from this circun-
stance, combined with close con6nment,
has been enabled to sustain its half tor.
p;d life through countless ages.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-01-02
SMART CHILDREN.

A child of three years of age with a
book in It's infant hands is a fearful
sight. It is too often the death warrant,
such as the. condemned stupidity looks at
fatal, vet beyond his comprehension.
What should a child three years old
nay, five or six years old-be taught I?
Strong meats for weak digestion makes
not bodily strength. Let there be nurse
ny tales and nursery rhymes. would
say to every parent, especially every
mother, sing to your children tell them
pleasant stories; if in the country, be not
too careful lest they get little dirt upon
their hands and clothes earth is very
much akin TO US all, and in children's
out of-doors plays soil Them not inwardly.
There is in it kind of consanguinity be-
tween all creatures; by it we touch upon
the common sympathy for our first sub
stance, and beget kindness for our poor
relation, the brutes. Let children have
a free. open air sport, and fear not
though they make acquaintainces with
the pigs. the donkeys and the chickens;
they may form worse friendships with
wiser looking ones. Encourage famil-
iarily with all that love them. There is
a language among them which the
worlds language obliierates in the old
er. 1t is of more importance that you
should make your children loving than
that you would make them wise. Above
all things make them Loving; and then.
parents, if ycu become old and poor,
these will be better than friends that will
neglect you. Children brought up low
insly at your knees will never shut their
doors upon you and point where they
would have you go.-Bia-kwOOFs Nag.
Sent.