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Gu1aaro 4 9t)tabnrG.
Carriages. Harness, 70.

Carriases. Harness, &c.
TIME subscribers have now on hand d
splendid assortment Of Carriages and
Harness, comprising every variety, to
which the attention Of purchasers 10 invi.
led.
We also manufacture to order, and re-
pair oil Kinds Of Carriages, in superior
manner. Plantation Wagons, Carts, Wheel
and Dirt Barrow made to order, and kept
On hand at all times All kinds Of Smith
work made and repaired.
A full assortment of Iron, Iron Axles,
Spsings and Trimming materials, OF, hand
for sale. Also Plantation and Wagon
Harness.
Planters and others are invited to exam
inc our stock, before purchasing. At the
I'D stand, corner Church and Main street
AN vlvO W. r. TUNNARD l. CO
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Per ship AnAeveT.

Per SHIP AnAWVer.
ERENCH WINDOW GLASS; Amer
Il jcsn Zine paint in Oil, french Zine in
varnish, White Iesd, Paris Grees. Fmer-
aid Green Chrome Green 3 Yellow Whit
ing. Putty Glszies Djsmonds, PANT brush
e., StemcoiIs etc, joI sale by
ju14. WIN bOOEL.
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nNHE Usage ORANGE.-The sub
l. scribers have just received direct
from Texas, q supply Of the seed Of this in
valuable plant.
In speaking Of this plant, the Southern
Cultivator published in Augusta Georgia,
very Justly remarks I've have the fullest
confidence in the Osage Orange as a hedge
plant, and consider it in all respects superb
OF to any other that has been introduced.
For sale by
feb-l5-tf. 8. NJ. HART h co.
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HARVEY HOUSE.
THIS we'll known Hotel has undergone,
= during The past two months, very ex-
senslvs alterations and repairs; various i'm
psevements have been mede in different
parts Of the establishment, the rooms sup.
piled with dre places and nothin, overlook
I'd that would be likely to add to the com
NJ and convenience Of lie patrons.
The Furniture and everything pertaining
s5ths house has been thoroughly overhauled
end Fae In perfect order, and Il will be re-
epened on THURSDAY the 22d inst. tor
" reception Of guests.
nov lett. WIN. MARKHAM.
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TUNNARD 4 HEDENBURG.
WNol esALE AND AerAIL OeAleas. IN
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, DC.
TINE SUDsCR1BERs stock Of Busgiss,
Hsskawsys, Daroaches, Coaches, &c. has
0ssn selected BY himself, and comprises
every variety. To HE already complete
assortment, he 10 daily making additions.
Psrsens will find Il to their advantage, TO
cell afad examine his stock.
TLNlV.dRD 4 HEDENBURG.
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A LIE AND PORTER.--A large supply
n of Barclay, Perkins + Co.'S London
Porter and Tennent Scotch Ale, warranted
genuine Just received and for sale BY
no 24ly WIN. BOGEL, Druggist
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Chemicals.

lust received fromthe Manufacturers 200
y on. Fairs Quinine,2 5 oz Morphine, Is
bis Calomel, 20 bis Blue Mass, / 5 bis Chic
roforn', ect.ect II Of which will be sold
at New Orleans prices, by WIN. BOGEL,
oct14-y. Druggist. Lafvette %,
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For Chills and Fevor.
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE Smith'sTonic
l. Champion, Pills and other preparations
to cure this disease, for sale by
ect14. WV. BOGEL.
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bayou Sara pac1ket-Laurel H1ll.
TOR Bayou Sara three .M- A

L TIMES A WEEK The U. g. k1
Mail steamer Lasarel Hill, J A. A1.lllI|1 -
CorroN, master, viii leave New Orleans every
SUNDAY MoRriNo At 9 o'clock, and every WtpNss-
DAY and FRipAY MoRrINs Mt 10 o'clock. Returning,
leaves Bayou Sara OF MospAr, THURSDAY and SAT
vRpAY, arriving in New Orleans same day.
Agents-M. Gordon, w., J. A. Brand 1 Landry,
John Burbridge Z Co., Hall Kemp Co., Jos 8.
Pagaud, advertising agent.
~N "a clerk viii be on the Ievee In N. 0.
tcfeceive freight at All times, from Tuesday m',r-
ing to Saturday night, and shippers can deliver
goods to him, and have bills lading signed In the
boats absence. may By.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rOT1CE.

OORAATNER0H1P NOTICE.
VIZ r. TUNNARD having purchased
y w an interest in my business, becomes
. partner from this date, Baton Rouge
March 2lst 1855, PIPER.
6NnE subscribers will continue the
i Cabinet Furniture Undertaking h
House Furnishing business, under the firm
81 ]. PIPER Il TO.
=. A full assortment Of all articles in our
Rns will be kept constantly on hand, to
which the attention Of purchasers Is invi-
I'D, q the old stand on Church It,, oppo-
~ the Advocate Office.
J. PIPER
O lmar.2s.1 W.T.. TUNNARD.
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Fresh Arrival.

COOKING STOVES; Old Kentucky,
" Crescent, MayAower Stoves, from the
smallest TO the largest sizes, for sale at a
small advance on first cost Also Stove
Waffle, Irons Oval Ovens, Tea Pots and
castings. (aug2s) u. e. MONTAN.
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TrNHE VERY BEST.--Per.ons desiring
i any Of the celebrated medicins cal
led Brandy, can get some Of the pure sn'
undu1trated Pinet, Castillon L Co.'S. 1t the
Drug Store Of WIN. BOGEL.
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Browns Essence Of Jamaioa Ginger.
. Gross Of Browns Jamaics Ginger,
y Just received from Fred Brown, Phil
adelphia. and for sale q his prices, whole
sale or retail, BY. w. BOCLE.
feb. IA. Druggist, Lafayette st.
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Pillsi PilIsi

Ttsr received by the undersigned, fresh
y supply Of WTights Indian Vegetable,
Mo6afs Life, Brandreths, Morrison's Hy-
genia, Lees, Sappingtons, Gresfenberg. s,
jsyne's, spencers, Peters, Cooks, Hoop.
er's, Beekwitb's Leidy's blood, Holloway =
Swayne's Lerv's, Degrsy's Champions,
Jones', Sears, and McLane's Pills; fcf
sale in any quantity by
jan-2s. WV BeeEt, Druggist.
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lust RECEIVED per Columbus from
u st Louis:
50 Bbls -four,
so Kegs Lard,
Bacon Shoulders and s. C.. Hams,
200 Sacks Corn,
for sale by MAY 3ol s. NJ. Hart & Co.
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New Orleans and bayou sars

TWICE A WEEk-For .0-
i Bayou Sara. Port Hudson 1
..obdell's Store, Baton Rouge, -
Plaquemine, and all intermediate landings
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL.
JAS. H. URF, MAsrrR, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY at 9 O'Clock. A. M
and every WEDNESDAY,, at s o'clock
e:M: Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY At ", M, and THURSDAY al
Q P. N. and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
az 8 p. w., and THURSDAY at 10 NJ
10 For freight or passage apply on
board.
N. B. The Capitol hi reafter on her
Wednesday trips, will only 60 as far as
Lobdelps Store. jan!y.
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hats L 0APB.-Just received by ship
Ill Charles Buck, from New York, splen-
did assortment Of Hats and Caps consisting
Of Gents fashionable Moleskin, Cashmere
and Black Silk Hats, soft Hats Of any lies
cription and style; also large assortment
Of boys Hats and Gaps; all Of which were
made to order, and warranted to give sa-
tisfaction. octlsl w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Bryan's Pulm0nic Wafers.
1UJUBE PASTE, Pate de Guinsuve
y Gum Drops, Lccocks Waters, and
other preparations for coughs and colds,
for sale by WV. RoeEL, Druggist,
I'm - lafayette street
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Liver Complaint,

Liver Complaint,
CNAN BE effectually cured by the use o.
" Hollands German Bitters. Price ~
duced to seventy FIVE cents, can always be
had fresh at the arug store Of
oct1O. a WIN. BOGEL.
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E. 9. KIBL1NGER.

WILL attend to every branch ofbus-
ton. Great care will be given to small pictures
for breast pins, rings, and bracelets. Stock and
materials always on hand to supply artists, and
instnructios given in the art on reasonable
terms.
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yru)s m 1ls)lfius,, It.

J. L, VALET,
~ lie DS1e SeeSs - 7h1s1 eo1est.
I6 IN constant receipt Of PURE,
a1zs' e -: "x ,:.:',:
sdper ship 1smDsst, fsegN. I. ~ following:
| Barrel Refined Alum,
| DO. Coperss;
de-. Gum; s
do. Gum t'smphor. refined;
DO. B,carb Of Sods; do Crssn Tartar;
do. Fine white Gum Arabic.
10 Onz sulph Quinine;
40 drachms Sulph Morphine
Best African Cayenne Pepper,
so lbs. Best Bermuda Arrow Rect:
American Sesfifcatsrs;
Turkey Rhatarb, Palv. 1pesse. Ne.
All Of which, he offers On the most req
sonable terms. oct2O.
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oeeaanefb fmgossaar and A1ec1s scott,
19s DAnRste and half barrels various grades,
AAO fresh ground q. Louis Flour, just received
- above asd fbr sale ON accommotl atins terms
~ june d JOSHUA BBAL.
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2AUCESi Tomato; Walnut; Essence
~ Anchovies cavice; Reading WAGES
eashire and carry powders. For sale at
family grocery Of feb 81 J. BEAL.
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r EECHEs. 200 best HungariAn Leech
IL e, just received and fcf sale w \
feb 20. J. L. WALLET, ApStkecAfy.
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DADWAYS Renovating Resolvent, re-
IL solves disease, per,hes the blood, md
renovates the system. for sale ~
feb 20. !. l.. WALLET, Apotheeary
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YT7HISKEY-lo0 BIS. WH1SKEY
Nv Just received and iof ssls By
Moy2o. +. pesrDSDoAsT i CO.
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A LSO ON HAND FOR sALE-Force
a Pumps, India Rubber Hose for pum;s,
Chatn Pumps with the tubes complete.
oct. by. w. F. TUNNARD
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Save Your Best Seeds.

Now Is the time TO be careful and save
your earliest and best seeds. Most peo-
pie are negligent or diIatory IN regard to
this matter, and they are forced to send to
seed stores at planting time to find some
thing that will answer for seed. But now
often are they disappointed
Save the earGes, and best seeds Much
depends ON this. Our summers are not
always long enough and hot enough
for the ripenlng Of that invaluable crop,
Indian corn. We should therefore select
the earliest ears, and these are found IN
the field, where not half the ears are yet
featured.
By selecting the earliest from year to
year we gain number of days, and when
we already have favorite kind Of corn,
this is better than 10 send annually TO the
North to procure earlier kinds, for such
are usually much smaller than that from
which we harvest our earliest crops.
Pluck the best ears while the corn is
standing, and as soon as they have turned
hard, draw down the husks and make a
braid of them. Then string up a dozen
together in your corn barn, and you need
not to run to Boston or to a neighbor for
seed.
White beans have now become an inn
portant article In the market We have
not yet learned that rot or disease has at
tackled them, and yet their price in the
market this season has exceeded four dol
lars bushel, four times as mnch as they
were sold for few years ago. 1t is quite
important to procure early kinds of white
beans, as thousands Of bushels are lost BY
the frosts of September.
Peas also should be saved now and Ia
/ belled, as 1t Is d long time to April, and
/ You may forget the kinds unless you mark
them. The cost Of a box with several
apartments Is not great, and the time sa-
we'd is important, in addition to the conf
dence of having good seed.
/ Carrots, parsnlps and turnips, often fail
/ for want of good seed. Yet any farmer
may as cheapsy raise a supply for himself
/ as TO run TO seed stores IN the spring and
/ buy he knows not what. 1t is surprising
I to see how many farmers resort to the city
to by seeds, when they can so easily save
enough from their own gardens.
In the rearing Of apple and pear stocks
/ 1t is important to SOW good seeds only, or
to use no seedlings to place in the nursery
rows except those of the first growth, for
/ those that start up IN the seed-bed the sec
ond year, come from poor and blasted
seeds, and never make vigorous stocks.
/ This Is the reason why we are 50 often
cheated when we buy seedlings out of
seed-beds where polaace has been sown
/ 10 rear them. X Is L better mode to SOW
only the full seeds instead of sowing POM
ace, IN which there will be as many blast
ed as good seeds. Pomace may be put
IN large tub of water and beat up so as
/ to let the best seeds fall to the bottom
These must then be placed in a loam to
keep them moist enough for vegitation.-
( They must be sovn in the fall, IN October,
as well as III the spring Plough
Inan.
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CurrantS.

The "Nlctorla" is great Improvement
upon the old Red Dutcn; bears profusely
punches long, and berries large, and a
robust grower; it should be in every gar
den. The Cherry Currant has shorter
lunches than the Victoria, but much larger
berries, and IS little more acid The
size OF its berry is remarked by all who
see it. The Red Grape is also a very
productive variety, the lunches are very
numerous, and berries not 50 large as
those Of the Cherry or Victoria.
Long Bunched Red is very desirable
variety, and IS remarkable for the length
of the lunches.
Prince Albert is a very light colored
red currant, q very choice variety, but as
yet not SO extensively cultivated as the
sorts above noted.
Among the white currants the White
Grape Is becoming the general favorite.
Those who compare it with the White
Dutch are obliged to acknowledge its SUI
periority, beth in size of berry. produc-
tveness and flavor; It is much sweeter
than the other, and is peculiarly adapted
10 make wine. The currant requires lit
tie special attention, few bushes will
not occupy much space along the walk in
the vegetable garden, while their fruit IS
very grateful IN sulJry weather of August.
Let All who own even a small garden.
proure few of these improved varieties
of currants.- Rural New Yorker.
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BusH YouR TouArors.-Tr ! ms, a.
sensible 70 grow peas without bushing
them as 1t IS tomatoes. You may grow
both IN a slovenly sort Of way, if YOU
have plenty of room on the ground but
you can grow either twice as well upon
something 70 support them. and tomatoes
are decidedly better grown up in the air
than near the ground, under the shade of
a mass Of vines. The best support for "a
tomato vine is a short bush set firmly il
the ground. The branches have room to
spread among the limbs and support the
fruit The plan is much better that tying
10 stakes and trimming, according to our
experience. We have tried both ways.
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GATHERISG THE PERFUME OF FLow-
FRs.-The perfume Of flowers may be
gathered IN very simple manner, and
without apparatus. Gather the flowers
with as little stalk $ possible, and place
them IN jar, three parts full of olive or
almond oil. After being in the oil twen-
ty-four hours, put them into a coarse cloth
and squeeze the oil from them. This
process with fresh flowers, is TO be re-
peated according to the strength of per-
fume desired. The oil, being thus thor
oughly Perfmned with the volatile princi
pie OF the flowers, is TO be mixed with an
equal quantity Of pure rectitied spirits,
and shaken every day for a fortnight,
when It may be poured oil, ready for use.
As the season for sWeet-scented blossoms
Is now approaching, this method may be
tested, and without any great
trouble or expense. 1t would add to The
cultivation Of flowers.
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An eminent agricultural writer has said
that good farmer should know how 10
make heavy land lighter, and light land
heavier-cold land hotter. and hot land
colder He that does not know hem is
no farmer
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FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
INSU RANCE COMPANY,
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
Capital $500, 900.
Cash Paid in 500 900.

Especial attention given to Insurance of FARM PRorER
TY, DWELLINGS AND OUT-BUILDISGs.
INSURES such buildings contents favorable terms
1 for S years Insures Stores Warehouses Build
ings contents, and Personal Property generally.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAID II CASH
This Company is Joint Stock Association, organized
under special Charter granted by the Legislature o
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of S500oo0 Cne
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in and
curely invested in bonds and mortgages The Company
being thus securely organized upon firm basis the d.
rectors take pleasure in recommending IL 10 the public
favor worthy of confidence and support. with the
surance that ali Losses shall be promptly and honorbl,
adjusted As this is purely Stock Company no mutua
business will be done, nor premium notes taken.
Officers IN. NJ. DONALDSON, President J. W
EDDY, Vice President; W. T. GIBSON, Secretary A
GIBSON, General Agent.
lily j. II. CLAItY, Agent, Mineral Point
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x @ n O W q i
THE MINER CHEAP CASH STORE
HAS removed from Commerce Street to High Street,
to the old stand of C. Beech, and Wheeler Compa-
ny, where may be found an entirely
NEW STOCK
Of the various kinds goods partially below
which will be sold at the lowest Cash prices
DRY GOODS:
Merrimac and Cocheco Bereces
Aliens, Sprague's and Ginghams
all styles of Prints Linen Hkfs
Mdriaoes Table Covers Ian 'i'S
heiaines Cassimeres
CaInbrics Satinets
Muslins Diapers
DENNIS sheetings and Shirtings
Blue Drills Shawls
Canton FIannels Vevets
Batting Oil Cloths sc &c.
CLOTHING.
Flushing, Felt, PeteIshan Silk Wool Fur and Beaver
rian overeoats Plush, Cloth and Mohair
do DO Pants cIidrens Fancy Hats
Plush, Cashmere, Satin q Shirts, Drawers
Silk Vests Oyel5tls, sc ac
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Shoes, Enameed Goat, Grained and Hungarian
Jenny Lind Silk Caters Boots
and half CATERS slippers Brogans sc
and Bus1ins Bows Boots and Shoes
CLiIdrens 4 misses boots, Ladies' Gents ana Msses
rokas, Sontags Jenny Rubbers
Linds, Caters, Dutch Ladies Moccssins
Boots &c &c.
HARDWARE.
Axes, Saws, Chisels, Hair brushes. Powder.
Augers, Files Planes, Shot, Flasks, Flows, Rope,
spoons, knives & Forks, Twins, Bench Screws,
scissors, Butts n Screws, Door and Gate Hinges,
Locks, House Trimmings 1iasks and Hooks,
carpenters Tools, Bells, Curry Combs and Cards,
Bed Screws, Nails, Sleigh Bells Kettles,
Selves, Hoes Forks Shovels Steel &c
CROCKEGY & GLASSWARE
White Granite Sets. c. c. Plates Bowls Chambs
Blue Platters Bakers
Aclhe-ry Pitchers, Jugs, Lanterns,
Purple Glass Tuulblers Il GobletS
Japanend Tea Beer Mugs, Preserve dishes,
SydenhaIn Ware, Glass Butter Dishes,
Tea Toy Sets, Glass Sugar Bowls,
Castors Naples, Jars, &c, &c. &c.
GROCERIES,
Young H son. Imperial, Soap, Saleratus, Soda
GunpowdeT, PowchonE, Candles Chalk Alum
Oolong and other Teas, Salt Peter, Barax, Resin,
Loaf ana " o. Sugar, Goldfish, Rice, Salt
Sugar House Syrup, Extracts Lemon &c
lnnegar, Oil, Castor and Olive OIL
Iooacco, Mustard, Pepper, Allspice, Starch,
Java and Rio Coffee, Pals, Tubs. &c Sc
To the patrons Of his present and his former place Of
dong business the subscriber extends cordial invitation
and pledges himself do All in his power to give them
satisfaction both in goods and prices.
n BButter Goats. Corn and country produce bougbt
and sold.
-, T. S. ALLEN.
Mineral Point Nov. IS, 1855. 5Itf
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TO THE PUBLIC!

W. F. the undersigned would respectfully announce 10
W the public generally that have just received
from the Wisconsin Eev and Will constantly receiy-
ing through The season, gene al assortment Of
Lumber, ,s;2h Tickets. Lath ana shingles
which they offer foE SALE reasoua}l e terms.
The public Informed tat have established orr
LUMBER YARDS IT the new Town Of = Joneslae." al
the mouth Of the wyoming Valley, which place
siderable Bolgeve Mineral Point tan, any
other point on the Wisconsin River and avoid, mani
steep ad horse-kng hills. Transfers and Teams viii
be rendered comfortable by the accommodating PHILAN-
DER COLE who has recently built cormo6ious Tavern
and Stables at JonesdaIa-
BENJAMIN THOMAS.
BARRETT WILLIAMS.
Jonesdae, Iowa county, MAY :, 1855 off
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NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS.

4 NSi-E4 Y TkAMEL receiving and opeDipr
: at the old stand of Whitney smith oT ITiTb SIS
Mineral Point, large and wei selected Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Groceries, Hardware Crockery Boots and Shoes and
caps, together with every article usually called for
Iirr STOCK OF GROCERIES is large and they intend To
ktep constantly hand general ass,rtulerN of fsb
f'Hy groceries, OF all kinds, which iev will sell on
terms as TO make 1t object consumers to call
upon them before purchasing elsewhere a. tbev a.. d.
teTintnest not To be underSold- - N -
Gail IN and examine the auality s-a ,>.;as Co. -
selves, and see if these things are NOT 80 - - JA
The highest market price paid for Wheat Oats g.
Potatoes, Barley, Mineral and Rass '' ''' 0'-ii'
Mineral Point, May II, 1855 -
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SUNERIE@,

1861 GROCERIES. 1855
7 An now receiving my WINTER STOCK of GROCER
4 les and PROVISIONS 10 which respectfully
call the attention of Families and ali consumers
assortment viii be fun Goods have been bought
TO sell. For particulars please call and Stock
bni prices GEO. W COBB.
January 1856 1-tf
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NOTICE

A LII PERSONS hereby forbidden TO mine dig CT
"A Mineral from, otherwise trespas on the
following described premises, viz:
Northeast Or Of f or. Of Sec J. South half of y
or of Sec u, and or Of y Or of Sec II, Town J.
Range East; also, South half Of the or Town
T. Range East. Gn1l-fl JOHN HDARE.
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MERCHiN rs AND MECHANICS MUTUAL
I III s. u n a M CO.
Of the City Of Philadelphia
NOR the purpose Of nsuring property for which
Il agents in fair dealing and responsible
pny have procured the agency of the above named
company and win lake few advantageous risks in
County upon fair to the insured
any responsible company.
COBB K MESSMORE. Agents
81 Office opposite the T. 5. Hotel up stairs.
Mineral Point, October %, 1895. 49tf
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000
FE'HIS Company incorporated in 1910, is Of
L the Oldest and best of the Stock Insurance Conn
psnies The statement made to the Stockholders June
5th 1885, shows the of the Company TO be 77
SCI so. Il. HUNTINGTON President
T.. B. BOWERS. Secretary.
The agent will take risks upon good terms any
other Company, and viii issue policies thereon.
31-tf J. II. CLARY, Agent, Mineral Point
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n lice.

Ny business having been changed from TINS sooks.
having large amount of unsettled accounts on
anxious TO have them closed up, and wH
devote the most of my time in attending 10 @ sn
Those indebted TO respectfully invited ses,sstJ
settle without further delay, il is absolutely
for II to be DONE JOHN NJ n
Mineral Point, January 18th, 1855.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08
C0.PaRTNFRSHIP NOTICE.

TT1HE subscriber has this day associated Win i.ss
1 business lfr. RICHARD T. SWEET and the u -
viii be continued, at the Old Stand, under the LIE
JOHN MILTON CO. -oy
Mineral Point, January 18th, 1856.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08

NAILs.-l25 casks Nails assorted sizes Just received
: and Tor sale By JOHN MILTON CO