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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24
IN PROBATE.

State Of Wisconsin County OF Iowa-In the matter of
kstSte OF MATTHIAS q. CoMsrocH decea sed ON the
petition anG application Of Edwin Ripley Adnnstrs-
tor OF the Estate, TO sell real said deceased
EDWIN RIPLEY Administrators of said deceased nav
ing presented his petition for leave sell AN or
much OF the real estate of the deceased as shall he
sufficient TO pay the debts of said deceased
And upon reading and Cling the said petition if pnears
that there IS not sufficient personal the hands of
The administrator tn pay the debts outstanding against
the deceased and the expenses of and that
II is TO sell the whole some portion of
real estate for the ulent Of such debts &c
Ehereupon i ordered that the matters nd tfrs n,
said petition eouained he ard the Is set down m
hearing before the Judge OF Protate in and for : ia
County, at the Probate Office in the village of Mineral
Point IN said county, the first Monday in The mon
81 August next ensuing, AT hiCh time place all nor
interested IA said estate directed to auar and
sbo" if any they have, why license should not be
granted - the said Administrator laid estate TO all all
much OF i'd real estate be necessary to nav
such debts. =
And It y further ordered that the said administrator
cause copy OF this notice 70 be upon ali persons
interested is SAID estate st esst fourteen avs before the
time appointed herein for such hearing that he cause
The Same to he published for weeks successvev at
least IN week, in the Mineral Point Trihu g q
Tecay reWsaper printed Al Mineral Point in said conn
y Of lows
Dated the 10th day OF Jane, 1856.
i"-a L. 81 STRONG, County Judge.
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a1infral Quint GribnRe.
la AND OTHER MATTERS.
pvpURLTCAE MEETING.

=, = call f-oGn tho Town Central
- -. Republican Meeting was held at
to1 ct House On Saturday evening. A good
fas .h.r was in attendance and the utmost
y L,s..1:.- nrer allied An address was read
n Wu.pzR formerly Democrat, in
7! =. acts Of the corrupt Pierce and Doug
YIN .s-;,.i.tr.tion we're briefly but torcibly
= - and we trust it may be eead with can
e. - ,..,rv nan in The county Ginning the
0oi = nemaerat We are unable to publish
~ u-;.har,s Address heiore next week.
-, n n Jackson being called upon in
- pe-oluto-s approving the nomination
,,8 pArrox, after which he ad-
q - .,c tie meeting in his usual happy
-" - and el0qaent manner ; pointing out
W. -, ~rs,sa: positions of the two leading
'' - ,a'-ies, and tcrcibIy urging upon the
p H. necessity # Investigating impartial
49,. - =, themselves the claims of the rival
= r,oa the suffrage Of the lovers OF free
j., a, tho approaching slection- We regret
-, r. are unable TO give full report Of Judge
r.-x.gy remarks
TIM Resolutions we're adopted with great en-
:hcs.asa.
r-sr- WooavAz ESQ, was called for, and adj
sod TIE meeting briefly. Ee remarked that
!. .to.ld feel much greater liberty OF speech If
,33-,..ira- a Democratic meeting, as he hae. ever
-, Democrat, ard IL the days Of Tariff,
p.,s &c. lie was considered good Democrat
r,.7 tse=e questions his views are unchanged.
u.'lq4 swallowed the former creeds of tLe par
y Fugitive Slave Law and all, (thoUgh he said
!. VISA hard pill TO get dowE) as compromise,
zi.b -be hope tlat It would De the end Of slave
= agitation but the repeal of the III ssouri
ro~--arlsse, IN his opinion for the sole purpose
n sse extension Of slavery, was n pill TOO large
~ him 10 get down-which he had not and
eaa,. list swallow NJ " made no pledges as
= aor lie sAo~id vote hereafter. His remarks
wee made with much -andcg and ell received
~ TIE meeting.
Tie Committee on party organization report
=, through it Chairman, T. S. AIlES Esq.
Which raro,t, Is found IA another column, was
unanimously adopted.
Republican Association vas formed and
she forty or Hf;y names signed to TIE Consti-
-.ion.
Tae meeting adjourned, giving SIX hearty
lee. for Fremont and Dayton
If this hyst meeting Of the Campaign in Min
ri Point, . an. indication Of vh.s Is 20 follow
. IL q November will dud some live Repub-
.eaa5 about these diggines.'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

ia 1t did our heart good to hear the
response made by Col. John Littlejohn, a
soldier Of the war of 1912, and hitherto an
Old line Democrat, to one OF our Nebraska
county officers, who inquired whether
Buchanan was a Federalist Yes" said
the Colonel, buchanan was speaking a.
gainst my country when was fighting her
battles. Can support such a man as
buchanan for fresldency2 No, sir. =
The Nebrasisaite ofhceholder had no more
questions to ask. The nomination OF Bu-
chanan falls s;illborn among the Demo
eracy o. Aliegan CO.. ALE gan Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

IMPORTANT AcCEesIoN.-Thc Iudepen-
dent Democrat OF Waulegan, Lake couu-
ty, has hoisted the Bissell and HoGn.a7
banner, and goes for freedom. Before
the nominations at Cincinnati, the Demo
crat had placed the name of OF Buchanan
at the hoaq OF It's columns as lis first choice
Tor The Presidency, but the platform of the
Slave Democracy, upon which Buchanan
IS plrced, and he has himself so onlphat-
I:aliy endorsed, was too much COR the Dem
ocrat, and how that paper refuses to sup
port him Chicago Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

TIE Free-Stats Men of Kansas to be put down bv
Rrahaoon


At the ratification meeting at Washing
ton City, Senator Douglas was the chief
speaker.-The Washington Union reports
a portion of his remarks as follows:
. The platform was equally explicit in
reference to the disturbances in relation to
the Territory of Kansas. 1t declared that
treason was TO be punished, and resistance
to the laws was to be put down. That
was the whole question involved-whether
the supremacy Of the laws should be main
tanned, or whether mob violence should
overcome the officers of the law. On this
question, between law and violence, the
Democracy had expressed their senti-
ments; ''they say that the laws shall be ex-
ecuted SO long as they stand upon the stat
ute book
" He rejoiced that the convention. by
una< lnous vote, had approved the creed
that law must and shall prevail. Ap-
pause. He rejoiced that we had
standard bearer with so much wisdom and
nerve as TO enforce a firm and undivided
execution of those laws"
That IS the entertainment to which the
freeman OF the North are invited by the
Democratic Convention.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

s5z9@ The St. Louis Auze;ger des West
ems, German daily and weekly paper,
with ii large circulation and much infli;-
ence among the Germans IN the West,
which has hitherto acted with the Admin
lstration, regulates both the platform and
the candidates Of the Cincinnati CoAven-
ton.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

f'IRsr Boar THRouGu-The canal boat
Seneca reached Albany on the lltn, be-
Lug the first through from Buffalo, and hav-
hg been month on the passage. The
terrors and horrors OF the long and severe
trip had doubtless turned the Captains
head white. The Seneca was received
with bands of music ana great rejoicing.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

SHAMEFUL.-The Madison Journal saws.
The tools of the pro-siayery party IN the
North are ready to resort TO almost any
scurvy trick to aid their southern masters.
The Milwaukee Atlas, German Repub-
hcan paper relates an instance. 1t had
quite large number of subscribers at
Waterfowl. a few weeks since ii receiv-
ed note purporting to emanate from them,
ordering il discontinued 1t discovered
last week that the order was forgery
and that story had been industriously
circulated among Its subscribers in Water
town, that its publication had been discon-
nnued. A more disgraceful petty vii
lainy we have seldom heard of, and it is
an illustration Of the character of the lead
ers of the sham democracy of this state.
Republicans need to be on their guard
constantly, against their frauds and for
geries.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

DEMocshrIC PAPERS REGULATING UIx
The Lancaster Pa.) ENpr5ss, Dem
ocrauc paper, and formerly firm supper
ter of Mr.. Buchannan, has drawn itself
entirely out of the Cincinnati harness.
and Is free for any candidate the pnla-
delp.-il Convention shall nominate.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24
DETRoIr, June 10.

At Beaver Island, Oh the 10Th, James
J. Strang, the Mormon leader, was shot
by tWo OF has former followers, receiving
three balls in his body. One of the as
sallants afterwards struck several blows
on Strang's head with a pistol At last
adVlces, noon of the 18th, Strang was alive.
but III a critical state. The assass:ns
were arrested
TIE Republicans are giving salute in
honor of tne Philadelphia nominations.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

6zg@ Milo Keech was convicted at
GAINESVILLE day before yesterday Of IN as
sault with intent to murder.
Judge CorHERN takes the place of
Judge KEEP in the Rock Co. Circuit, IN
cusls in which he later was counsel.
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II ALL Ne.
IL q ~ I'd X a. = q

Come along Haste along Eaise the alarm,
Uncle john is willing 10 sell a good fam.
Nov is the time to buy Farm cheap Tho subscriber
" offers his farm consisting of three hundred
{53O( acres of choice Timber and Prairie lands About
one hundred acres in cultivation, twenty in Glover
and Timothy, sixty OF good Timber land and
rest Is first rate Paie land. Good houses stables gran
cries. &c &c. There small orchard Of Apple frees
just beginning to bear, besides ums and
abundance The land is situated To easily divided
into two farms of a convenient size.
will sell all part Of 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
pert ming TO farming, such Flows HaIovs Reape1s
cone of Nanny best tHo-hoIsel and Rake, Hogs Cows
ano Stock Cattle, and in fact every thing from
Hen and Chickens 10 a Horse and Buggy.
The above land is situated Z miles southeast from
Mineral Point. JOHN PARKINSON.
Walawick, Iowa Co., Wis, April Is, 1890. lStf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

WISNEBAGo Co. WHrAr-We were
shown this forenoon some s.alks of winter
wheat from the farm OF l.. p Crary, in
the town of Black Wolf, which measured
three feet, three inches in height, ard was
we'll headed out some of the heads were
over four inches il ength.-[Oshkosh
Courier.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

e Next thursday i the day for the meet
neg 4 bcdgeyiiIe, fcr tie formation ola County
Agricultural Soeicty. There Should be a gem
s5a- attendance of Gil interested
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

- .oe,. comfy Jail received another inuta,
t'ra I.-'ry etc county last week, in the person
Q. a Dir Thomas Smith, WHO lad attempted 10
roo the house OF Mr.. Martin Burrows, few
Iigats before
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

sa-gAt IN J-e act. was captured near r5d4eri.le
81 Sua@-y nlsl,t. Wouldn't be surprised is the
-7,s-aas'-- .!ief club o. mat sosu administered
lst.ce : j'.air or-a wa-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

IS The 7oa,her has become excessively
var, % Sunday, and again on Monday, the
'as.earg raa NJ . % in he shade. 4 me
-aawsr oa sunday evening was q1ite accepts
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24
< TAT8 8E WILSON'S. ~
~ iscuslsin s-aziA.
u ner;t! Point


'sNdlN institution having reRqusleG rights under
Z the EalA7ng Law 81 This tate aud deposited win The
htaN comptroller Madison sum Of money s1life,t
90 r. 'sell ~ outstanding nel circulating notes
Esr,
&oFico Is Therefore hereby rireu shat all the counter
-l circulating notice "a this Bank be presented
p ti'- lnS toTntr' RS C5ce for redenpt within
'',e or Thar the funds deposea for the redemption
tho Same s2a ne surrendered g. this Bank
vsn%l ~ HENRI 2. GEORGE. Cashier
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Important 20 Everybody.

~ -1si tLtla years, have been engaged in a bu-
A-lNc o-ly % myself aud. coInlsttatj vslv. lew
-, ..3A base instructed tor SUM % 500 each
zs7 e~2 s@ ct the rate II 3.oa0 20 S590J per
b Int Fa it5 az ii' sFrange.n sDts 10 x 70 Europe
r7 t,Tt s lie Tue same business, willing
( ,7f.f .'.'s ~ tEe al. 10 any person IN the
s, -, - 4.--s Is no will remit tie sgju Of
Ssh er4 IN, ,.-A '-r success A1ve 5s@a favored.
-4s.a - i--H-t-4 acsiIoyg led eraeuts I hsye
,- .1o,i llnse "aaa nav, instructed and Vino ere
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24
LADIES OF GrNvIE,IrN

and with perfect case make very haa,s5-r.
ss,- +eaI t'11tes ~ various pats of New Y1--
-.ls ifoIla, and 1aTs Land. HON llave ir,-t-c
es,s =" inshl'E from : % 5 per day ct X i &,
srs " = s-S2ss and cuf . dollar two i rsIyi-- -
Is ION Ss5e .t NJ q. viii iai9edi45eay send 4
49, = sI i2i clrsHiar containing f,I lnsTrue-
6a-4 - ~z,s which caa he perfectly understood at
e. neg e ri Ny - sens my allve.t!se usent 10
s7- i. .-.- 7E .-eza--7 ca3 neraoci ar head
AZ" SELL I'm one OF 1Dy circulars &c ftlc-
- r., s'- after c1Fes1l q lyi.lna1iar D..
-w - So -,o'i'als e'iit"tiai Il his lal.-r.
P--.-. ',t-.h ." 'at Advertisement OF 1ir. T. A..
SOM sew Aara- by-.zj Z" .srpoRT.NF 70 Fvsrv-
- -,-t -, WI = found in smother column M p
gs1--t @ - nc circ:i-sS alluded ia the a5verG
--3t NAV ~ Is = ii.- : -s ard rhie atsaesst,o
-1-. ---'ie itont5t-e on yer. tri6in- cspits
Sag. Views To-k 10 4. -A''>'5 - =. ..
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-Ass2oFTFEs.-Sec advertisement OF Prof
'.e1sst II another column. He has splendid
fe'7s oui his pictures are not easily beaten.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

n CTEVs HougtrANs Esq.. ef ;Lis village,
lst' .o-da~ to De absent for aorue time to come,
On European fnG-.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Bank JoEnpjre!le.-s 0.sicc.

FitIlIsU't
TsNiE Wisconsin Bank Mineral Point in this state
having reliEquished business and deposited in this
Ol!ce sum of money sufficient TO redeem ali their out
iig Counter signe ci cuiAting notes at mar Notice
Il t"yetre eretS given, that all the outstanding coun-
'i e eiiftihS notes OF said Bank viii be redeemed
par presentation ~ thi. Uhea.
2yz4y9 mi. N. DENNIS, Bank e, m tro!ler
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24
PALMER q WILLIAMS
PATENT PREMIUM
S elf-Ea king r e aper,
VITA Mouer -tttc,hed and greatly improesd for the
of lS5F

WE manufacturing large number for the coming
w harvest, with all Improvements 2gested by
peience in the way strength durability, We feel
confident offer Farmers the best Reaper in
the world. vs. can also furnish good Moving Attach
ment The advantages claimed for this Reaper First
Simplicity Construction in which respect II
equalled Second, Durability being very sgoC and
liable get Third Ease of draft. the
wheel is diameter which enables
pass over burrows and the tire is wide pre-
wheel cuting deep into the ground
AdiustatgitT requiring but minute to lower
reel Fifth Efficiency, II cuts sysaIt
wide perfectly clean in heavy or light, lodged tangled
grain whet her driving SLOW fas ard lsyihg Il good
y7ves ont of the of the team in Passing Sxth
Freedom from side draft il be drawn turned round
or lacked a. easily seventh It PERFECTLY bal
anced so that chafe the horses aecs Eighth
tangled grain than any other reaper. good
rake i entirely under his CONTROL by simply pressing his
foot on a lever he make the bundles snv size he
chooses II is well suhsan TALLY of good ma
terias and warrante ed grain that
anv other and TO it Of better than lone
hand Among the numerous Premiums awarded to this
Reaner may be found the Silver cd Of STAT.
York for 1855 Che first premium Of the State Fair
of Wisconsin first premium the Illinois State
Fair for 1885 It also took the first premium the great
trial Rloomna his. tho greatest
tbe world Farmers wishing 10 purchase respective
ly ni ed 70 try one Reapers. Those wishing viii
reaee -alI ssop have bat few for this part
country For further Information inquire of George
f,I, or T. X Biodgett. Mineral Point, Of the under
-ned ST Black Earth, Dare county. who Agent
Western Wisconsin -IaIe II. h. BELONG.
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SSH - =! s'a ~ q lart-a..y to eara-e IA This
VIZ 4. : EASY pIes.a-t aud very 80, s. ~ -. .
tar mere : posiil'ely so Br,iHts il ths nat
70, cA1. - - ei->9 'a' h. given as ra..rIs
5l>' ana ! can reser 20 persons -t,,,, 7
70 al. testify 172t ttsev are g1a Kim -, = =
- Ea- Jay At the l. Is bE NJ ,7s - q
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FARM Tor SlhIEr

VII Seit on reasonable icrIh one hunl-i and .jSt.
acres q! choice isna q hem square qus3ter seq
ll" situated ia tie town 81 Clyde, Iowa County Ma
eeisin IN aa Immediate cIilol hood Of two aourfpy
mills two rts itoln te Wisconsin iVer three niIes
MON IN" Ai. ukee and Prairie dJ Chen Railroad 50
acres under ltatio1 70 seis of handsome tr
%" grove, The stream of otter unuiuy srrss en-,
corner Of sud land coufp table hcy-ed log house al
al ehen attached - 30 thrift friit trees and other
shFit5ery out buildings tc possession civ
adjoining the premises
i'8'ta clyde, tsb. -, $50 lott
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GEORGE w. COBB,
TEAS TEAS!!

HAVE received some very choice and fragrant Black
4 Teas Also Imperial Teas, Gun Powder, &c, and
variety of low grades which will sell al low prices.
May 49, 1856. GEO. w. COBB.
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TNAtsaEfS and Others wishing improve The Stock
of their Horses, fnvitsu ee. t,t. fgl
bioodce
Vermont Morgan
Hs emily brought the nv the -atersl5i IL
i Ttuiiui dapr,e hay, years Old, oit heavy uuirc
tail He~is Is hands hirli heavy ..,l hss q
perfect form aad for dociiity Of temper beauty
ard spirit = not eNceiled IS any horse in ~ country
lie Ioay he eaca week dtIring the n on Mon
day and Tuesday til noon, at i.ine Tuesday sfaernosr
AMI Nednesray forenoon At Black jack Tedrsla. AZ
ternoon a. We.si. Settlement TFurzav. ana FFida,
forenoon at ofnsteds, Friday afternoon 5ztur
day ~ Mineral Pai,i,-
For particuia-s bills
7. K. BLcDGETr
Mineral Paint. May 1858. Z5tf
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AtW advertisements.

p1ASTER PARIS a13 IIyalaulsc Cement, just re-
= 1t-#r stis u GEO. V. JUBBS.
HKDRaULEc CEMENT. aoI1 The titles Mis-
- -. supply on nsRd and Tor safe At
4.'5-s- s.'st. May %. 1855 ~
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n~FT@e~

fti- su.-'-1t'r has fEe P4surir, ard ureTa-
rec T. take HORSES CoiTs. Sc. on favorable terms
Due care viii De 1ku 81 prevent accidents escapes
n case ANY should occur, Il ie the risk of the
7Nners Of tbs alIuaai-.
Lost Grove Tame l8, 1856 49,.
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4 fAITiOS.-Ihe public hereby cautioned against
II Purchasing certain pro1nssory rote given biz Lewis
sed and endorsed fy john sircber for Thirty Dollars
payabie TO ric subscriber, due in March 1857 note
is supposed be IN possession, of German recently
~ nay employ teanstcr. He IL thick set heavy
1uIit maU lie has i-ht, title claim said note
lie has also two other Of smaller amounts payable
20 me in his possession.
The persons by whom said notes given are forbid
% pay the any other person than myself as
shall hold them for the payment.
II the said German will return said notes 20 me yyi
scUit hin Of bTne IN not, be compelled 10 pro
coed in legal manner obtain them
EDWARD NICHOLS.
Mineral Faint, May 81. 1856. 3wzl
SrTRsY E;s-FroIn The si.l,scf ar Uvine, in Diamond
- Grove near the BeGueto f:r about 2St of Apl
last, light hay mare COLT, about two years old She
has star IN the forehead FLte spot nose the
left hind iooJ white, small white spot the back and
bite on the right side under the tail Any person no
VIII return said colt, give Information here She NAV
he found, shall be HbeIally rewarded
HENRY BAMBRoUGU,
MAY p, 1866. 4y21.
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Mlisfllaatous.
ANBROTYFES! ANBROTTPES,,
PROFESSOR e.0FFrTT.

a itN' .'ts9 returned from Louis where hn has
IL 'ahiiS lnoI ough lessons ia the art would re-
sesaiiY inform the citizens Mineral Point and yic;
is tnat he has oieae, a ting - ASIA-
Aii5rots pc, Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery
ana iaFites The citizens to and see his fine ser;re
oi tue ART which far surpass beauty and correctness
ls are most beautiful in ciearness richness
ana oeiiecf OF tone and have several advantages over H.
ilaSuefreoiypes- They be taken in one fourth H.
sitting tey are not reversed, have glare of lirht-
tes are "afranted never to fade. They all the rae
noH IA me ities- All who them are charmed wiz
anu eiearness Come all and gixe
,t cat Ins IA stions given id ON good terms
NE OF haha hne gold locketS cheap cash all kinds
~ tiey cases and frames Children taken in one sacopd
25tf :, D you1,1rr
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/ | s!sD-"are.-A large and full assortment of She.
4 tiaTn-"are- Also. Min y cut Saws AnviIs
Bellows, Wees, Log, Shut Link ana ii a..
ChAl Pump Cham ana fixtures, Grind Stores and Rolf
tI7 lt" ShatAs iiots, foTles. Rakes. &c, Fog
ale low y JOHN MILTON & CO
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msrfkanaiss.
*. FALL AND WINTR 1870
q q q ID q
1856.

1T the old staAd Of JOHN MILTON 81 A aud chest
nut streets, Mineral Poiat, Wisconsin,
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I HAVE hand and pre- to show a large
and well selected stock of Dry loopS CONSISTING If
every variety called for in this Of the country and
at lower than be boagl at any other estate
lslnen in county The folio Ting article, conris
his splendid and well assorted stof g in part
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CAIT.-5O BARRELS I'M SALT. n e4frKs r /.
Mineral Point. Jan. ls55-lr f'oRRs
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s isnnu RiE,E.IN

y1.1 fErHE subscriber offers for sale 2 ycrv desi-s
Sa,rs L Die res.-cae@, with good Garden lot and
hs! convenient fixtures attached situated On North
~#tu stfeet,--a little north of the & : Hotel-ir
this villa %. For particulars inquire of IN,
undersigned, a. the Tribune Office
iDi CHARLES COTfEREII.
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Cooking, Parior, and Box Stoves,

Tor Stores n al SECS ami V,riog7s Patterns
Betag himself practical operative and employing only
ne t OF worhHen, he feels warranted in ing ae
pun mar al! work done At bis Shop u te in the very
o--l stFle, both for beauty and durability.
3 Particular attention viii De raid to orders from
distance. "
REPAIRING done on the sholte-t notice. and I'm
s",. N9ie, Il. CORNISH.
Mineral Point, December 1850 I-Iv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-24

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