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AUCTION G. COMMISSION STORE
High Street, Mineral Point.

IHE undersigned have opened the above Store for the
MISSION BUSINESS.
We design also TO act as LAND AGENTS and offer opr
services Tor the Purchase and Sale of REAL FST .rF
ment of Taxes Collection Mineral dues Ioratia -
Sale of Land Warrants, &c, &c W
We nave now on hand large assortment OF GOODS.
Dry Goods Groceries. Horses Vapo,s
Hardware, Furniture, Harnesses Sc &c
r S--Li6eral advances consigned Goods to those
who desire it. 80 " 'A1ose
December Is, 1855. a5tF
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Childs' Patent Double saw.mills.
TEII}AST1ER AND CLEA Err.
G. y & OREETs,, PATLNT

FESE Machines thIash and clean the grain ready for
i market and cons id red by those having in
use to be the most SIMPLE, CHEAP and DURABLE Ma
chimes offered sale They has thoroughly ted
for some years past, hundred having made
and sold by giving te most entire satisfaction. iav-
ing largely increased facilities for urng the
machines and with imp oyements that have been added,
determined that the workmanship and material,
shall eNcelied by any establishment The Union
We offer them to the public believing they the
ma Iine made for the
Our Leyei Powers an Improvement any in
use being the most portable and simple nauu1ac-
tured
The Endless Cnain ftaiiT Dad Power very durable
wrought iron links Icing used instead of roncou
sequenIly they not liable 10 break
AS the demand for these machines is rapidly increasing
and receiving orders for the coming season
would advise all desiring purchase send in
orders soon. All further information desired will be
cheerfully given
KINGSLANDS & FERGUSON
PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
2n13 2O2 Second street 81 I.ouis No
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THE FAEstza's BANK.-N ault-AIothcr earth
Exchange-The transplan;ing of the nursey and
garden, peposits-HaPPiness, s2brictv, aud
manly independence. As~ets-smIliug fields
Waving with golden harvest. LiabiIities-In-
debted TO God alone, who sends the sunshine
"ad the rain. Diyidends-uealth wealth and
pure hearts
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NICE PAScAKEs FOR SUFFrn.-These are made
of eggs, flour and milk The Just proportions
are one tablespoonful Of -four 10 each egg. To
make small pancakes, beat couple Of eggs
thoroughly, and add sweet milk Then take
couple of tablespeonfuls Of flour work into
thin paste and ductlIc batter by adding the milk
and eggs, and little salt. Grease the pan with
piece Of sweet lard or butter, ard stir brisklv
TO prevent aGhoriug TO The bottom. When the
under side IS sufficiently Drowned, turn it
Leave the cakes folded. with sugar or honey and
butter between the folds. or sugar alone. If this
be found to be too solid. add more egzs and use
less flour. y slight sprinkle Of grated nutmeg
viii be an addi;ion.-ratae Farmer
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Ell PRE- SAW WORKS..
w. l.. f. GAGE Il co.

Ware Room No. 81 Main Street, 1T. Louis, Mo.
MANUFACTURES Of any description of Extra Cast
M Steel HiA Circular, PIT Naiey, Cross cut Fe!toe
haad and Panel Sars san MaHdreLs, UPsets ard Cold
Chseis, Trunk Springs, hHioes, Reaper Stcktes Springs
- Also Saws repaired and made good at
small expense
The undersigned have made such Improvements and
arrived at such perfection in the teupen and grinding
department of their works. and take such pains pro-
the best quality of Steel that they assert with
out fear of contradiction that their stock of Saws
hand and being manufactured and will be
only equal to but superior any made in brought
this market
Every Saw sold under their guarantee viii be made
good to the purchaser if not found ia b, trial
year G7-ly) W. l.. F. GAGE & co.
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/ VI u X % V r ID

rIE subscriber has purchased exclusive right of terri
4 tory for sale in the West the above celebrate I'd
Mills and prepared to furnish them ali times either
whoesaSor retail guaTan in the positive
1t is than year since the Little Giant
introduced to the public during which time it been
constantly growing in popular favor.
The improvements recently effected and patented makes
it the perfect machine offered for general
1t Is furnished complete ready for attaching team
and weighs follows No. l. 225 No ,, $50 No. 3 400:
No l. 500 pounds. Twenty minutes sufficient
up one without mechanical aid, and when adjusted
il with safety be entrusted to boy. Full Directions
accompany each mill.
PRI ES:
No / s35, and viii grind bu meal per hour with
: and
3 $50 and Is ~
J. $40 and 20 .
3 Liberal discount to dealers.
JAMES b. CHADWICK,
No. 63 Locust St, between Second and Third,
49ly St. Louis, No.
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WHEEL GaEAsE,-Two parts hogs lard by
bulk. and one each Of black lead and wheat
flour. We have heard wagons d mile ON n still
morning. utteriug the moss dismal sounds, from
the want of little Of this material, and which
a very little imagination translated into Words
" neez-e-ry, Ineez-e-ry, meez-e-ry -
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Terms.
1896. New Volume. 1856.
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Ct current events prepared by William Dove gives COZ
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THE REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS
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EmbroideTies, and eyerythng relating Fashion, Of
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THE NEEDLE WORK PATTERNS
or Collars Cnderseeves Caps, Berthas Skirts nt'
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MUSIC
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ST. 3ouis advertisements.
Pages Patent Portable circular saw-mill, |
STEAM And HORSE POTTER.

STEM IND HORSE POWER
TIME most useful and necessary machinery in operation
simple in construction and easily kept in order,
can be moved q wagon readily threshing
chine and put operation at small expense. IL VIII
TO two thousand feet OF lumber day, with
six horses, average business, and in
better style than any other mill 1t equally
well adapted 20
STEAM, WATER, OR HORSE POWER.
The undersigned agents .or the patentee, would an
the public that they prepared 10 furn
ish Mills with without Horse power, of superior quail
iy and workmanship, with the right to the
upon favorable terms, their mandatory,
2J2 SEcoND ST., ST. LOUIS, No.
We have also the right for he manufacture Of
Childs' Patent Double Saw mills
The successful practical operation Of these Mills through
the country has been the of establishing their
great repu ation-and with the improvements in
structou and increased facilities in manufacturing
offer them the public with fun eoGdence their adj
yantages.
KINGSLANDS & FERGUSON.
No. 2C2 SECOND Strict 81 Louis No.
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PAINTING HoUsEs-'The paint will harden bet
'of anu last twice as long ly being applied late
II autumn than during the hot season.
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FOR SALE.

ENHE SOUTHEAST quarter Section thirv-three town
Il eight, range four East Also several unimproved
LOIS ana parts OF Lots IN the village Of Dodgeyic Also
iht place formerly known the Tom Jenkins place
IN Dodgevle, being parts OF Lots IL Block
Any of the above property viii be sold cb.,r, and nm
favorable terms. Apply o
NoL2b y MEooAoRE, Agents, Mineral Point
o 70 AUG r. DOW, the owner.
I'LL New York City
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Real Estate Agency.

Real Estate Agency,
WE offering for sale upon reasonable terms
w the following described tracts IF land and city
lots in the Counties of La Fayette, Columbia and Iowa,
Wisconsin
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Cont uoHs the Nacaukee and mississippi Railroad
sa5 WE viii sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
N5% w by Mr.. John Hand, together with all the
LIGHTHOUSES thereon and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm con-
of first class land, 90 Acres of which
well fenced. There is fine pasture the
same well waercd Also all kinds Of Farming I'm
Elements and so Acres of fine land Dover, Wis,
with a comfortable House the
The above premises situated the Model NILS
Iowa County. minute description of saI premises
be at office.
Valuable Property for sale.
IN THE COUNTIES IOWA AND COLUMBIA, WISCONSIN.
vE,IE undersigned for sale the following described
4 Real Estates
= of und = of y of q Of 90 town 5 range
SW4 Of W =, Sec 30 Town 5, Range East
wHofNE4, =! 5,
+ 4 of + IL and
No acres s. 20IO0 p of the und north fractions
of \ Z = SEC = town s, aage ) East
No. ca 95l00 north fractions No. 49, TO-
range East.
No. a. 90l00 fractional section H. town H. range
East.
IND < of Lot 47-Vliets survey Mineral Point, Wis
W = of Lot No. AZ, 90
DUNN & READ, Agents.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. 5l-tf
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- : generous mind does not feel as be-
longing to itself alone, but 70 tie whole huma.
r11o.
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The Farmers Guide
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture

BY HENRY STErHENs, f. K. =, Of Edinburgh and the
late j. p NoRroN, professor OF Scientific Agriculture
in Yale College, New Haven. vols. Royal octave
1000 pages and numerous Wood and Steel Engravinps
This IS, conessedly, the most complete Agli-
culre published and in order give wider cir
cuation the publishers have resolved reduce the price
10
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TITO POEUHFSy
When by (post-psid1 TO California and Ore
gon the price will be 81 To every other part of the
the old 90 Book of tie Farm
mittances Tor any OF the above publications should
always be addressed, post, aid, to Publishers
LEONARD SCOTT x co.
4wI0 No ~ Gold StTea+ NJ vo-t
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PRESERVE ~oUs
Wf~-S

U1f~-S
DR.. D. ~ WELD, SURGEON < MECHANICAL, DENTIST
w OULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of Min
w eral Point and vicinity that he has pernanentIy
located and opened Dental Office in Mineral Point
for the purpose of paccing various branches Of
this most important art.
His work has heretofore taken the First Premium at n
number OF the County Fairs in the State of n York and
it is his purpose keep pace with the
OF the age, he haters himself that be viii enabled f
stct attention 10 his profession, and close observation
of the improvements of the Art satisfy ALI who
NAV be pleased to favor him with a call.
Teeth may be filed if the application made in in,e
to exclude the agents Of decomposition thus
to the end of life.
entire set short notice and the most fvor
bic terms
To Office opposite the American House, High-St.
December Is, 1855. o.
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NEW OACHES.
d n L i x Il L NJ Z
OF STAGES FROM MUSCODA TO WARREN.
\ Il w CO A c

E-AS.sLR Leaves Warren uls morning at
t1H-EsE = O'clock, arrival of the cars and
arrives at Mineral Point to dine and at Highland at =
O'Clock in the evening.
Leaves Highland at = ~ NJ, dine AT Mineral Point
arrive at Warren in time for evening train.
Hacks take passengers from Highland to MuscoGa at
A NJ and leave Muscoda for Hi ghland at p. NJ. daily,
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY OF WIS.
November 10, 1866 j2-tf.
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SUNDREES.
1856

1861 GROCERIES. 1856
/ AN now receiving my WINTER STOCK of GROCER
L lES and PROVISIONS. to which most respectfully
call the teniion Of Families and all consumers my
2ssortmel viii be full and the Goods have been bought
to sell For particulars please call examine Stock
Ind prices. GEO " CORR
January So l-tf
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CATIiAL $5Ot,OUO.
iIS Company incorporated in 1870 and is one of
Il the Oldest and best of the Stock Insurance Com
lahies The statement made to the Stockholders June
Ith 1870, shows the assets Of the Company to be 1877
DOL "a. H HUNTINGTON, President.
{. b. BOWERS, Secretary.
The agent Will take risks upon good terms as a1v
other Company, and viii issue policies thereon
o1-u J. II. CLARI, Agent. Mineral POINT
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.

400 STOVES,
VNBRACTNG nearly every variety known, particularly
the approved patterns just received and offered
for sale by WM. LANYON x son, on Commerce Street.
Among his assortment may be found the following:
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
May FIouer, WGter Wiich,
Black Diamond, Iron Monarch.
Prairie Queen, Uesfera Queen.
Nso WOYid. CattirafOr. Caicerse,
Keystone, AtIGss, BGagRp, Lion &c.
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF all sizes and patterns in Also, the follow
ing among other:
PARL0R STOVES.
Sytraa,wi+h without ovens Floral open elos'dfronts
Boston, a. " Collage Stores, &c, &C.
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size, together with few COAL
STOVES both f.: Cooking and The Parlor He has also
a large Stock OF beautifuI
BTilauI.l-H ~ are,
including
Tea Pots, Coffee fe,s, Sugar Urns, Creamers
M0iaSses Pitchers, Casters Pitchers,
Mays, Cups, CaNdiestzcks,
Sptt00Hs Lamps &C. &c, &c.
Selected with care, and offered at remarkable low rates
liz, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
Of all kinds constantly hand, manufactured 10
der, the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment Is n FURNACE,
where work in either Of their respective lines wiz be done
in the best possible manner
iob Work attended TO in any Of the above Shops on
short notice
To- Persons desiring any thing in his line invited
to call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANYON < SON
Mineral Point, October, 1888. -ly
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NOTICE

4 IL PERSl IS are hereby forbidden mine, dig, or
~ remove nera from, otherwise trespass on the
following descI bed premises
Nnrth-East q OF or. of sec !. South half of y "
or of Sec u, and 5 W or Of or of Sec IL Town 4
Range East; So South half of the or Sec Town
>, Range East. lnll-tf1 JOHN HOARE.
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FARM TOR SALE.

''N TAM leo acrts OF Land well ifrrrovs NH
Y Ene Orchard Thereon and wen yraterfi II : 80
on .I' mos sti'! locations IN the ooantrvFut -
Quive Of ''' l'''iooLhFs IN
FARCIILD < IVES.
Also
a am EIaS about L miles from Mineral Point contain
-= ~-tS Ail1F good lulIruvesaelt-lgr fenced ana
N''- "@e'er MA 80 acres Of Timber Also fn lot f
Aonng CHulc. Cows. &c.
fer further particulars inquire of
fAECHILD & IVES