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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

~ Doors open att 10 ats vcoek.
the fvriI,s
THE TIGHT I ser Fl 5F SSgSq HnsarzR.
BY the h TE F s%is and fk 4s saf Troupe
Characters '................b y. The Ravel Family
SIBLoS q G yrs,E FRIDAY sEPTEMsER L.
aRa 'rir l'S%as
Helene" "Ihe sehoo.maser," TFhe Eiopsmenl," md
From the above list selected variety Of the most
pePsa and pieces ssh WI es spp =,
y the Rays Family MILE so ,s sS1ng hssnsls the ces
entire strength q he oubie Company
DAonAAoTi Tie FIGHT ROPE, ,,u :, .,.,,,.
and the derful feats OF roNGo
llckes.'..... 1850. .oo Genus
W AA siIaNER GARDEN
Last night but ihree s F1Ar STAR
GLORIOUS BILL
THURSDAY, Sept II, lsS5-
Sir Charles Coldstrean Mr.. bourccaut
10 be folow'doy M1rIy.
A Win he 5rian, aiicrpce. Of MSS agnes N0's''''n
in Miss aSp with
Performance begins at , and terminates at lo1 o'clock
GEO. oHRIsTy WOODS
444 Broadway, below Grand street.
a Her WsSa su1nss: MMs sass:
0'i sad sS' sIssTEEt,sH.
Concluding with an entirely new piece,
SENSIBLE MONKEY
Tekes IS cents to commence tx o'clock.
"A sHAKsPrhEAN STAR COMPANY,
under Inc d Isp Ie8 q Sr ipfSiNa SEPT H. 1856
TaE MERRY WHY'S o. WINDSOR; OR, FALsTAFF
Principal characters BY Nessrs Haeks Pacide Wallach.
and Pyne Miss Kate Saxon and Mrs.
A cast unequalIed on any stage in either hemisphere.
ADMISSION
Secured seats Genus ezra
proscenium boxes
Private boxes. according 10 capacity. Co..
seats may be secured al the academy or sons
Doors open at Il performances comm ence at la
AR sTRAKoscH's GRAND CONCERT COMPANY
aADILE TERESA PAkoDT.
assisted BY -
The celebrated yolnst;
Sig. ,IBEnINI
The emipent Tenor and
Sig OSWALD BEKNARDI
l The distinguished baritone;
| Under the direction OF N. STRAkOSCH,
| VIII give ne' nis' GRAND CONCERT
| in New York about the lah Of september -,
Nad'le Teresa Parodi viii give grand Concert IN Phla-
depha Monday evening sept q at the Musical fund Hail.
| For particulars see future Advertisements
| CRYSTAL PALACE.-PRoMENADE CONCERT.
AFTERNOON CONCERT
W" % s'''' ON THURSDAY NEXT
p''p"' MONSTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL
i to be held there al night
the afternoon entertainment wiz receive chece
i which will entite them 10 adm sson TO the
/ GRAND GALA AT NIGHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

|O6 FOR SALE, A LIGHT, CASH AND RESPEC-
|LO. table business paying large profits and nearly
hly one az the kind In the United States. Good reasons
for selling Address Cash, metropolitan Post Office, As
lace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

ms, hrunshiits ana consumption lhfre no thetncnc
h Ia is astonishing OGlce, 93 Bowery. ~ \.
nR. wATSONts NEW WORK-"TIfE CAUSE AND
~ Curea complete practical treatise spermsorrhra
and premature exhaustion. with local debility Induced by
early ndscreon. other winch the
ard effects ~ this nsldous raldy together with the treat
fully explained. illustrated by numerous anatomical
plates drawings. with supplement genio urinary
diseased Price, s To be hse Of the author who may BE-
consulted coufdentiay, at 60 Walker street few doors
Of broadway
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

Sur Conference.-The Secretary of State has
tded the Attorney General of the default of
+ Treasurer Jansen, and directed proceeding
Be commenced for the amount of defalcation
NlI.s2a -4rg,ts.
BE -lr7,ts forgets to tell an anxious public
\ that amount now Is. According to the
rs latest figures it was under $4,000, with
prospect Of being reduced still more. Ru-
however, puts it up to $4,000. and still ris-
,-S~ttnE
| treasurer kuehn told Us the other day that
amount As figured up by the committee, and
aaced on his books, was a fraction under
na. This matter should be prosecuted i'm
a,clv, or the State VII lose the whole a
%, The Barstow luxury has been dear
aud W. guess the bottom is not reached yet
a'.lil the School Land Bureau Is fairly in
,..-a.ci. IN the mean time let the bail be put
ar-a.-Patriot
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

Wv LIQUOR LAW IN MATSE-A bill has been
rsi in the Maine Legislature in relation to
,.le Of intoxicating liquors. 1t comprises
r7-thaee sections. The Bath T'Ti6sne states
! embraces the feature of the seizure and
ut.ion clauses of the existing statute and
.ies for licensing parties to sell, but under
2 restrictions as TO prevent the keeping Of
Fias houses and drinking shops. Parties
also made liable for damages committed by
.-slas while intoxicated, and there is heavy
.-a-tF for the selling of impure and fabricated
.1az License also IS to be given for the man
arturo Of liquor under prescribed regulations.
-se are also provisions against the sale of
11.r. to intoxicate individuals, and to men Of
-.m notice has been given that they are hab-
ally emperate.-tHjcago Tribune
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aliutrsI luint Jribnns.
.r.1. AND OTHER MATTERS.

,,Tuss.-Spring is now approaching,
hone 70 see something done very soon n
~ 1f ;mnroviug ire sidewalks in town.
y ,.nrarous at this time, to pass over some
! . e;de-valks after dark. Maty of the
I :. ar, loose, and subject persons to danger
/ =, Utmost care is observed in passing
IN We would be glad to see perma-
,,vr,rement made in these walks, but if
better can be done few nails would,
80 nreyent immediate danger of broken
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

LrNREaryG on BLACK BIvEE.-We learn by a
nlla just down from La Crosse-and who
'ns i1Ea on the ice on the river as far as
a.ae ia Chien-that the numbering business
t-e Black River has been carried on extern
e.E and successful for the past winter-the
Us q Honorable c. c. Washburn alone hay
pitt IA seven millions feet of logs Mr.. W.
12aHy with others, or alone. has also ex-
sse lamberins operations in progress on the
Tcwa and Rum River Gdie7,a AdU
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
E STRAY NOTICES.

- T0LEN OR STRAYED-From the subscriber, living
- IN Mineral Point, the 22d alt. q MULEY, RED
COW, about four years old, with white spot in the fore
head shaped like heart, and white under the belly
Any person returning said the subscriber,
ing information where she may be found shall DC Ii0er
ally rewarded. JANE, the wife of
March s, 1S56-12-4w RICHARD COCK.
STI,AY NOTICE.-On about the first day of January
- A .. 1856 there the residence Of the sub
sciber, the village of Mineral Point Iowa county, Mis-
consin, DARK BRINDLE STEER, years old last
Spring No natural orarIici marks visible except that
the lett horn is little Topped aad the point sawed off
The owner Is requested to property pay charges
and take him away. MATILDA L. HOOD.
Mineral Point, January %, 1856 4w-9
TAKEN UP-By the subsbrAer, living in Lost Grove
five miles west of Mineral Point, about the lst
February a BLACK COLT, year old the coming
spring; has white spot the forehead and white
spot the top Of the The owne. requested
call, prove property, pay charges and take her
4w-9s GEORGE WARREN.
STRAYED,
NR0M the subscriber Dogeyille the fore part
Il August last, LIGHT SORREI4 HORSE COLT with a
-htis aud TAIL the tail also trimmed to the gam
bic joint star in the face, and the legs of lighsh
color. Il Is rising foGr years old. Also MARE COLT,
rising three years old Of dark color
and TAIL with few white hair mixed, the
and left hind foot white.
ANY who win said colts the subscriber or
to Moses Howes Dodgeville, give information where
they may be found shall be literally rewarded.
JOHN l.. ROBERTS.
Dodgeville, Sept 6, 1853. 4Sm3~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

'a5oaYA GoLD.-The Illinois, arrived at
7lork, bgoughtS 100000 in gold Persons
o,ed 70 be the best qualified to Judge, esti-
r. ihe yield Of gold for 1856 at S60,O00,0OO
mat al least twenty millions of this sum,
.e retained in California.
lacy say what we believe. that California
q a.. s7 more solidly prosperous than it is at
.ese-t.-G Gal. 4fr.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

P,-ays MERCANTILE CoLLEGE.-The attention
!. ~ reader is called TO the advertisement OF
1 ! BACoy, who has opened College in Mad
L. where those desiring may obtain a Practi-
/ ue,antile Education, In few weeks, suf-
| III. to qualify them for the discharge of the
les Il the Counting Room with a degree Of
yeetne,s and despatch, which, in former
gss it has been thought could only be ac-
rd bv years of laborious application. The
-nr,aace Of an Institution of this kind is
7s,f.st 70 every business man, and the repu-
IA Of Mr. Bacon as 4 successful teacher of
E,os-kecPing. Is well as every other branch re-
,..e 70 finished mercantile education, we
re no doubt Will induce many young gentle
e. 70 avail themselves of the opportunity thus
t.,sl 10 prepare themselves for life of use
-sss. as well as profit to them.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

~ Love is like Heaven, because it wraps
the soul in bliss; like pepper, because 1t often,
sets on fire; like sugar, because it is so sweet
Ink a rope, because it is often the death of a
man like prison, because it often makes him
miserable; like Wine, because it often makes
US happy; like man, because it is here to-day
and goes tomorrow; like woman, because
there is no getting rid of it like a will-o'-the
visp, because 1t often leads one into bog like
money, because Il often makes great fool Of a
man.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

ar JAMESTOWN MINING Co.-The works OF
npany which has been for some time
-aed 10 effect repairs in the machinery
.1-r are to be started again next Monday.
4 F'-S Is 70 be prosecuted to satisfactory
1-s'oa. We admire the firmness and per-
.1aee Of the gentlemen who compose this
alav
certainly merit success.-GaL. -4dy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
For the Tribune

T OF Inc IrlDune.
a. Error Permit me through your col
70 express my obligations to Mr.. HUGH
-. proprietor of the United States Hotel,
r;,Iace. for the uniform courtesy, atten-
| - .atIsfaction received by me, while his
Z. - the last week, and to recommend his
~ 70 the travelling public, as the neatest,
comfortable, and best appointed Hotel
hin nv knowledge in Western Wisconsin
l.. II. d. C.
= ,.,.-;IIe Wis. March 22d. 1856.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

~. falAoNT.-The mention of the name of
.s'a'a. as the Republican candidate for
''''.He4cy. causes rather mUre fluttering
'-'e , roFaska raBks than that OF any one
II. "a been mentioned. This is favorable
...,...'oa tos the prospects of that gentleman.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01
miscellaneous.
KISs, NATION
selt-R king Reaper and Mower.
OVER SO FIRST PREMIUMS IN ONLY FoUEyE

1 OVER Sc FIRST PREMIUMS IN ONLY FOUR YEARS.
TWO Cod Medals. silver CUPS L silver Medals Sc
L eIal so, SlU and - Premiums Diplomas. &c T.,
Medals the New York WoII's Fair tn. Scott Iecs
s.sa after ;h9Toush i1iai by the franklin Insti,
"t IA Cold Medal nom the Maryland Institute Sis.
Medal frcn, the Agricultural society Seiur inieiiu
raj Soci,tv the firli Pr,iI1n in a s cc,,st
other Machines First Pr,inium from Ike '.Duel LIS
tate, in a contest with other Machines.
Silver Medals, Diplomas &c from the Agricultural
eicies OF New York, Penu iyania Wisconsin. Nilsson
sutute, the franklin Institute. the Clicsgo Aeclal
Institute the S"utw eSteTu Agricultural society
G;ouS County Agricultural Sucie3ieS.
No Machine ever Invented has taken many Premiums
IN the time
(the irst) built in lS52,
10 used successfully in 1898,
200 in 20 different States in 1854
1900 throug hout the Union in ISa5
5000 building for the Harvest of 1856,
What better violence Of vo1tl, given ;hsn
and ali the odiG1a 10 Of the
81 other seRakes, yet not two-trs of the
could be supplied last year. More viii be disaprcin
the next tor if Farmers get reliable Self Rake
they arr determined to have it, and tiis is thor
lie 1t has ialer always hand, and doing the work
saving least another hand in Finding Ii is even =
rate Mower.
If YOU intend getting rid Of Your old fashioned Baet
brea@er nd to get kAFei-R With Bone and Muscle
Iron and Wood must be moving, Cor 5000 next Ia
yet Will t no means as nearly supply the demand The
above Machine for THIS COUNTY, is prepared FL
y B.-Earuers wishing obtain one of these Machin,.
for the next Harvest, should send in their orders early
and thereby avoid serious disappointment.
Az orders add CsstG to
SAMUEL TIENnY.
Dodgeyile, Iowa County, Wis,
Win receive prompt attention.
X VI s:
Reaper and Mower, Two Hundred poItrs-s75
cciPt Of Machine; So September lst 500 December
so added for longer credit
Reaper only, sl75-s75 on receipt Of Machine; s
September LIST: 500 December 1~t SO added for long
credit; 10 per cent interest from May 1t, II paynrn
are not promptly INSIDE.
-" Discount at j. Ter cent. per annum for cash in
advance, besides interest.
February 20, lS5J. lO-3m
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,'--by the latest accounts ftom Australia,
''a The discovery Of rich deposits of tin
&c shipments of which have been made
-1slard.
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TO THE PUBLICi

w = t5e undersigned would respectfully announce 10
w the public generally that We have just received
tbe Wisconsin Fuery and VIII constantly be Tecev-
ing through the season. general assortment Of
Lumber. with Picltets, Laih and shingles,
which they offer SALE reasonable terms.
The public informed that we have established our
LUMBER YARDS ~ the Town of - Jonesdale, at
the mouth Of tire Wyoming VALLEY, hich place Is
siderable rodgevie and Mineral Point than
other point the Wisconsin River, and avoids many
steep aud ho,sekiiIiuS hills. TeaIs;ers and Teams will
rendered comfortable y the accommodating PHiLAN
DIR CoER. who has recently built cozImocous Tavern
and Stables at JoHusaale. - -
BENJAMIN THOMAS.
BARRETT WILLIAMS.
ro,e.7,io royra rcu-Fv MAJ 1850 2-if.
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r. q m O " a /

H O ma q " q L
THE MiNER S CHE1P CASH STORE
II AS removed from Commerce Street 10 uigh Street
i TO the old stand OF C. Beech and Wheeler 4 comma
ny, where may be found an entirely
NEW ) Took
Of the various kinds Of goods partially tod below
which wall DC sold at the lowest Cash prices
DRY GOODS
Merrinac and Cocheco BeIeses
Aliens, Spragues and Giuzhams
all STYLES OF Prints Linen HIS
Alpacas English K Snazcr Flaanels
DeI.aines Ca-,iIls.4t-z
Can.brics Satinets
Susns Diapers
DENNIS Saeetin-s su! Sbirtinps
Blue Drills ShaWls
Canton Flannels Felveis
Batting OIL Cloths &c sc.
CLOTHING.
Flushing, Felt, PeeFsham silk, Wool Fur and Beaver
Beaver, Aoh&ir ana Litc- lfats
sainet x Cashmere Froeks Caps O''"''
do do Pants Chldrens Fancy Hats
Plush, Cashmere, Satin i Shirts. Drawers
SILK Vests Oyeralls &c &c
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Morocco. Calf and Mems Thick Kin Calf
Shoes, Enaine!ed, Goat, Grained and Hungarian
Jenny Lind silk Caters Boots
and half CATERS slippers Brogans &c
ana Busklns Bows Boots and Shoes
Chidrens misses boots, Ladies' Gents and Misses
Polkas, Sontags. Jenny Rubbers
idnds, CATERS Dutch Ladies Moccasins
Boots Re &c.
HARDWARE
Axes Saws, Chisels, Hair brushes, Powder.
Augers Files Planes. Shot Fiasks p!...s Rome
Spoons Knives * Forks, Twins, Bench Screws
Scissors Butts Screws, Door and Gate Hinges,
Locks, House Trimmings, Hasks and Hooks,
Carpenters Tools Bells, Curry Combs and Cards
Bed Screws, Nails, Sleigh Bells Kettles,
Selves, Hoes, Forks Shovcs Steel &r
CROCKERY GLASSWARE.
White Granite Sets, c. c. Plates Bowls ChamI,s
Blue Platters Bakers
Mulberry Pitchers. jugs. Lanterns.
Purple Glass IUrlbers * tubicts
JaPanend Tea -" Beer Mugs, Preserve dishes,
Sydenhan Ware, Glass Butter Dishes
Tea Toy Setts, Glass Sugar Bowls,
Casters, Nappies Jars, &C. &c, &c.
GROCERIES.
Young Hvson, Imperial. Soap. Saleratus. Soda
GuupowGer, Fowchong, Candies Chalk, Alum,
Ooluug and OF her Teas, Salt Peter. Barax Resin
Loaf and n Q. Sugar, Goldfish Rice, Salt
sugar House syrup, Extracts Lemon xC..
NInnegar. Oil, Castor and Olive Oil,
Tobacco, Mustard, Pepper, Alis. ice, Starch,
Java and kIo Coffee, I..i-a, Iuus, &c- &C.
To the patrons OF his present and his former place Of
doing business. the subscriber extends cordial
and pledges himself To ito all in his power
satisfaction both In goods and prices.
n B-Butter, Goats Corn and country produce bought
and sold.
I. s. ALLEN.
Mineral Point, Nov. 49, $3.50 5Itf
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T. .-.-a oFFERs.-We learned yesterday that a
'-See miller offered to sell 5000 barrels of
-. 5o-r At So 90. The offer was not taken.
-l1Gsi-s in1ericdp
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CIRCUIT COURT,
Iowa COUNTY, WIS.


CIRCUIT COURT
Francis j. Dunn Iowa COUNTY, Wis.
Sarah NJ Dunn.
NOTICE IS hereby given that by virtue of order and
decree IN Chancery made and entered in said Court
ON the I'D day of september, \. D. 1888, in certain
then and there pending before said Court wherein
Elenor Bailey IS complainant and Francis J. Dunn and
Sarah NJ Dunn his wife, is defendants, and upon the
thorlty given in said order and decree wall sell Public
Nenue To the highest and best bidder, for hand
Saturday the lgth day OF April \. ID. 1885, between
the hours of nine O'Clock y VI. and the setting
NJ OF said day at the front door of the Court House.
the village OF Mineral Point county Of Iowa, State
Wisconsin, the following described land Real Estate
mentioned N said decree, to wit:-Beng the half
of the north west quarter of section number twelve az
the west half Of the south west quarter of section
Der twelve, J the half of the south quarter
of section number twelve az the east half of the south
west quarter of section number twelve, 12) and the
south quarter of section number fourteen 4) all
in township number five (5,) north, of Range number
two, g. east Of the Fourth! Principal Meridian the
county OF Iowa. State OF Wisconsin, together with all
singular the heyedaments and appurtenances thereunto
belong any wise appertalning satisfy said Mort
gage and Decree with costs of sale
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, iowa county. Wis.
Mineral Point, March l. 1856. {
Z. EATON, Solict'r for Compft. tbs
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w CLo.uIxG STORE. = Messrs. HEssLEIS
r,o-rrRs have Just opened a new Clothing
!. in the room under the old Eagle Saloon,
here rhev can supply customers with every
.,-.r Of Clothing, suited to the season. We
i.-.taqd their stock is unusually large, and
.;- terms moderate. Give them call.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

s. l,sAS CENTRAL RAtLRoAD-The earnings
II -sad for the month Of February Just pa,t
E,li.5o0, against 1920 for the same month
s. year
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9ottls, &c.
U NITED S A ss,.aS TIES HOTEL.
hfgA SHsef, Mi"erat .:.ia1 PoiAs, isconsia, By

Az ING now completed and fitted mp in the ueatest
IL ana best style for a Public House. his new Rock
ouse building near the old Franklin House the under
signed Is nov prepared travellers board
ers, &c in the best manner he furniture about the
house Il enIcly and hast Of cooks ard
WATERS me puiic t;ay rely upon his table being supplied
IN gooa style, with the best the market affords.
Good stabing horses and attentive -r,Io,ns
in readiness.
The Public are invited to call
4qtt rr1-
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- maj clvlhty Is best which excludes all
; ie5aoous iormalitv.
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Chicago Aabertisemmts.
From
SCRIVET 81 GALLAG4ER'S

advertising, Corresponding, Newspaper and Collecting
Agency,
63 Dearborn
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49,
THE Undersigned would respectfully announce tn the
r,abl:c that trv constantly hand. at their
LIZ FsT STABLE. in the Of the " Central House.
with orsez easy Carriages aEs cre Drivers when
required fer the accommodation &C those who desiIe-
They have d gooGly number az
Horses, Buggies, and Carriages,
and iii hold Themselves in readiness TIsEs IN
supply the wants Of the public On their nne) favor
able
They viii lack 10 Warren every other day, and
convey PASSENGERS
TO AND FROM THE RAILROAD
ia good time, al reasonable prices share Of the trav-
MARTIN r. GoLDSwoR-HY.
Mineral Point April u, 1855. 23tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

WISE NSIN HOUSE,
Highland, Iora c0aaty, esss Wisconsin BIZ
Andrew - Bolster.
rINIE above House has been thoroughly reno
waited and fitted in the best possible for
the accommodation OF the public. The Table WILL AT all
times, be supplied with the choicest affords
which viii he served up the possible styIe.
Stages leave every morning for Mineral Point and War
rem. and also for Nuscuda.
, Good Stahliug and careful and attentive Osers
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Highland, July, 1863 3Sf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-01

g 81 Tie end Of this year there viii be contuuou.
W Lfou Portland, Ne, to Iowa City, ,436
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BUTLER IA HOTEL,
Pldtter54le, Grant .HsEMz County, Wlscoasia,
HAVING taken aud fitted up in the most magnificent
i i style the stand formerly known the = Atwood
Hoiel, the undersigned would respectfully ask it
share of public patronage. His Table will always
niShed in good taste, and his Rooms large airy
and in every department the intention consult
the comfort and wishes of his patrons
attentive ostlers always readiness
{ p Boarders by the day week furnished with all
necessary convenicnces at reasonable rates
Piatteyille 1856. (-ly) WN. BUTLER.
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American q Hous
Highland, 81 WISCONSIN.

fIlE undersigned having purchased the above well
Il known House, and fitted it In very good style,
prepared to accommodate the travelling public the
best possible manner and the most reasonable
His Table will at all times DC supplied with
aarket affords.
To- Good Stabling attached to the House, with the
most careful and attentive 0sers always attendance
share OF the patronage of the travelling community,
and others, is respectfully solicited.
Highland, 1856. (-ly) HENRY HARRIS