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aful designs, Just cut for the Spring Trade.
Also the cheapest and best fokr.BLE GAS WORKS Of new
and improved private wengs villages SC
foI whoe'se retail call At great Manufacturing Depot
Ne SIC Broadway. ARcHKk, WARSER 90.
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F,ru FALL FROM RooF.-COrOner Perry held
q, npest Yesterday a. 2Oi Hester stree, upon the BODY oil
Thomas Fur,y Of En.snd seve1ieen yeaIs OF age
ho WIS. fatally In ared on "Wednesday nigh. by sccdenaS
Ens from the his residence, as above 70 the pave
men. De ensued Immediately after me
The Jury rendered verdict Of " Accidental Death
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Elegant wedding and Visiting Cards Fnvel
:Pe. AZ IN ne is,e., style silver Doe,Plss.. .,. Sssyy
Drill No 500 Broadway cor sea- Ensrsvins &C. Ever
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Gas F1xTuREs AT RrnrCEp PRICEs.-IHt


70 reduce ther Will ioera
-, VI ~ al Their fixtures a. CASH PURcHAsERS
WI "hfrfsLsNy. No sl2 Broadway, cor. 2istst
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Dednch Conrad, residing at
NJ g Walker street while passing through Baxter street
hate night was attached by sevea romans VINO
frocted him robbed him OF $40 Barney oirqy'
.csea 70 b. O. a1ts soon All y arrested by
The Ward police ADD committed by Justice Wood
toaw waite
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u.,n.,. C,pryr1LY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBusE.

THURSDAY Juue r.
AsHFs-The market rer for Pots, with good demand
sales of ~ bbs a. $50 IS o6! Pearls are quiet At "a
cotton Continues firm and gradually sdvances orr quota
ou, show an improvement of g. within day or two. lhe
IN curry moderate pending the arrival OF the AaD' 10" o'e
due We ave the folio wing revised prces:
NEw.YoRk cLAssIFIcA1Ios.
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MINIATURE ALHAStc......rHs DAY.
sux-RSs.... 4:2s Ses........ To- Moos-Rss. IN
HIGH w.rER...............rf Inns DAY
Sandy HOOK. - Gov Island. e. IA Hell Cs,e. SIS
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FROM The FouebkeepsIe " y I ~ -
The NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL of this city has
opened its Summer Term with unexamped success tnee
pro ssiona qualification IL does not teach oy
trials Arguments ke. Send for Catalosue NV
JOIN W FowLrR President, Poushkeepsie ~ L.
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leading house,. In the street ir.clAss paper IL IN
good demand at 7Gs cent.
There Is a moderate business doing in LAnd War
rants the orders from the West being much oontr sced
BY the closing of Land Officer. ThOmpsons Reporter
quotes follows:
There il fair demand for Land Warrants at the
reduced prices. which are az present, June II:
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made m Of selections from some Of the
Framme Of The most distinguished authora The
sre,sn made nice appearance and were greetef by
very large audience Every pains seemed .s to Gase
been takei to secure good singing OF the most di
M, ni,ees and your correspondent thinks, with eni-
To say that the solos, duets and chornses
WIRE ws sung, would expressa very faint idea OF tne
GOOD Judgment sklfu manner and sweetness OF yo'oe
Ia, seemed to charm and electriiy the NUMEROUS
audiory.'
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nr.ruInhn Sternrt an intemneraie

SUDDEN DEATB.-JOhn Stewart, an lntemperae
man was fouI dead 10 O'Clock yesterday morning IN front
IN, ouor store T0e and Seventh avenue
where he had before been drokDg to excess he
US naive Ielald and 80 Of age Au nques, ~A
be oday the body
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-JusE l2-BefOr

Judge TNcERsoLL-
Albert lombard Indicted for taking from the Post
Office letter directed to Augusus LON BARD aud containing
eight of the value Of IS cash arragoed plead
guilty and sentenced 10 BE- Imprisoned for two
The jury discharged till the 2d nst for which day the
Falmouth set down.
Judge Ineersol will cave town tomorrow, aid Will not
probably u Turn until FAN.
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LAW LNIELLIGENCtE.


COMMON PLEAs-PART l-JUSE i2-Before Judge BRADY.
SEDUCTION.
Aulust Theodore Preis agst VIM. II Le!leIs
German brought this action claiming $4,000
damages seduction Of bs daughter Augusta Wheluna
PIeis The de'euden boarde and the lady servant in
the Mrs Scboonmaker No. 0 Ed5ge street. the
I'd Of Jun 1855 which time the deed alleged be done
which forms tbs groundwork Of this suit.
The child born the 7h OF February 1885, and though
rather small is doiTg well.
Mr. Busted argued that the presumption which derived the
Of master servant fVn That of parent and ch1
was rebuttabe ebutted this by proof that
ucb existed fact but The Court charged that the
tion properly Verdict for Psntf da S5 Ordered
al allowance OF 10 per cent.
Tbos Darir gton plaintiff r. Busteed for defendant.
SPECIAL TERM-Before Judge DAILY.
Harris Hoppocb
Motion allowing sl0 costs granted.
Farrat agt. KeyseI
Motion 10 confirm ref rec report granted.
W Harms, jr agt. w Harris, sr
Order of reference.
Scbemer agt Jackson.
Orderf that a supersedees issue TO the Sheriff OF
the CITY and County NwYork dschasng defendant from
Sher custody from the in the order made IN hs
action. ,.,u
Tir Riddle.
Motion for attachment against the defendant de-
led
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07

CHANGE OF SENTIMENT OF THE FoapER
RUFrIAN PAPEss.-SoIne time since we
published an article from the Lexington
(Mo.) Citizen, denunciatory OF horse
thieves, and otiher 'law and order minis
tiers. The Citizen has bcen kept in DO,
water ever since. A iarge number o.
heightened honorable gentlemen consid-
cred the term horse thief personal But
the Citizen. sustained by the better class
or Mlssourians, who are beginning TO
appreciate the excellence of attending 10
their own business, and the mischief OF
interfering with others. stands fire, and
IN lis issue of last week app, as an article
closing as follows:
"Some of our friends in this State
dread an invasion from the drsparadoes
IN the Territory. There is no Danger
The Abolition leaders are calculating
men and will do nothing that will involve
them IN inevitable ruin; and if South IN
men will act with the same precautioa.
they will incur no danger But if the
Iawless condact o. some of our men is to-.
Grated by those who take the lead in Kan.
sas affairs, Reaction in pul lie sentimen,
must take place, and riglt ttinkinaatnen
even OH the border, will cease to at ina
cause whose partiZans have no r, spect 10
laW, TO common honesty,or TO patriotism"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07


When tho Kansa, prisoners were
brought before Judge Lsoompte, Mr..
Barnsconbe free State lawyer. appear
ed for them. The following conversation
took place:
Judge Lecompte asked Mr. Brancombe
If be was d member of that Court.
Mr.. Branconses replied that he was not.
Judge Lecompte-Tnen you had better
be qualified before you appear in this case.
Mr.. Brancombe--Wnat are the qnali-
ficanons necessary for member or this
Court2
Judge Lscompte-You must take an
oath TO support the Constitution of the
United STATES, the Laws of the Territory.
the organic act, and the Fugitive Slave
Law.
Mr.. Brancombe|I cannot console n
tiously take the oath.
Judge decomposition you cannot ap-
pear in the case.
Mr.. Brancomoe then applied to appear
as amicus curiG merely for the purpose
of doing business preliminary to the trial.
Judge Lecomp.e denied the privilege.
Isn't that fine specimen OF judicial
ruling in Court OF the United States
Yet Judge Lecomp.e is a good Democrat,
and goes in for Buchanan.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07

A MODEL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE-
John {. Breckenridge, the Democratic
candidate for Vice President. in speech
at Hamilton, Ohio, on the I'd inst, thus
attacks the Declaration of Independence ::
" The declaration is an abstraction.-
Put ). IN the Constitution and what would
follow! Il would follow that the Coas,i-
tuition must protect every man in his right
TO & life, liberty aad the pursuit OF happ.-
ness r You would find II H. :
ttrfering with the institutions of the States
AMI II would lead our country rapidly to
destruction. But why do specullt. up
on what 1t would do! Long before this
orr Union would become as IxroLEsAsLE
and HATEFUL as its past has been benefi-
cent and glorious.
We are not surprised at this The day
has come when we are surprised al
nothing from the lips of modern Demo
crat. We daily hear principles avowed
by them that, if consistently applied, would
justify any despotiSm the worll has ever
yet seen. Nero, the elect of Pratorian
Guard, confirmed by servile Senate
could have wanted no better apologies or
advocates than the tyrant Territorial Lee
gislature of Kansas has been having since
the first day II commenced framing its
edlcts. II IS not true that the Federal
Constitution Is at variance WITH the Dec
lara.ion OF independence.-[Chicago Til
bunp
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Extracts from ve.Laws.

nouIsIANA.-Every slave found CT
horseback without a written permission
from his master, hall receive % lashes
L Martins Digest, vol. /, page los.
a slave for wilfuily striking his NJ as.
ter or mistress, or the child of either, -
as 10 cause bruise or shedding of blood
shall be punished with DEATH Act OF
1874, page l25.
MIssIss1rP1.-Slaves are forbidden
keeping a dog, under penalty of %
s,ripes.-[New code, section AZ.
Every negro or mulaito, not able to
show free papers, may be sold as slave.
i Revised code, page 3S9.
ALADAMA.-For attempting to teach
any free colored person or slave, 10 spell
read or write, a fine of not less than $3.50
Il Aiken's Digest, page 397.
No slave can be emancipated bat by a
special act OF the iegislature.- Toul-
mau's Digest, page 625.
VIReINIA.-Any emanoipated slave
remaining in the state more tnan year,
may be sold by the overseers Of the poor
for the benefit of the literary fund Rev
code, vol. l, page 436.
MtssouR Whether a slave claiming
freedom, may ever commence suit for
IT depends on the decision of single
Judge Strands sketch, page 7S.
MARYLAND AND DIsr. OF COLUMBIA.
Any slave convicted of petty treason,
murder, or wilful burning IF dwelling
houses, may be sentenced to have the
right hand cut off, 10 be hanged in the
usual manner, the head severed from the
body, the body divided into four quarters.
and the head and quarters to be Set up in
the most public place IN the county, where
such act was committed III Nd. State
laws, page 100.
Col0r-d persons found without free pa.
perS may be arrested as runaway slaves.
AMI after two months notice, if no claim
ant appears. f.usl be advertised ten DAYS.
and sold 10 pay his JAN fees II Stroud,
page s..
NoRrH CARoLINA.-Auv slave set free
except for inerilorious services, 10 be ad
Judged by the county court. may be ssized
y any free ho.der. committed jail, and
se.l to The highest bidJer.-t Haywood,
This is the LGAL character OF that So.
cred institution, which the Black Damoc.
racy want to give the Missourians The pri.
vlt sc or RIGHT, &c introduce into Kansas,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
s We notice a portion Of the Fusion


Eg We notice portion Of the Fusion
press, ami especially the Madison Journ,se.l
and the Milwaukee Sentinel are end av-
oring to saddle the democratic party, and
especially the Buchanier Electoral Tick
e;, with the odium os The mismanagemen!
of this Safe. What James Buchanan has
to do with Barstow mismanagement we
cannot see.
The above is from the Waukesha DEM
ocrat. one of the few Democratic papers
which has not supported Barstow through
good and evil report We will tell it VIVA.
James Buchcaaan has 10 do with Bars.ow-
isn. The BarSIow wing o. the Democrat
&c party in this State constitutes three
fourths af the party. Bars,ovs organs
first broke ground for Buchanan in this
State. The delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention from Wisconsin were Bars,ow-
ties to man-such men as Sal. Clark,
Sam. Crawford, and H. T. Sandars. TIE
nominees TO Congress of the Democrat
party-Crawford and Hadley--are both
lhe rankest kind of Barstow men. Geo.
b. Smith, late State Canvasser. and one
OF the School Land Commissioners, under
whose administration the school fund has
been plundere1, is the chairman cf the
National Democratic Committee for this
State. Buchanan is pledged TO allow the
Bars;ow leaders 10 control the appoint
mentS for this State IN case he is elected
and the Barstowites will live upon the
public for four years longer, if Buchanan
should succeed. That is the point. Mr..
Democrat Madison Jouaal
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consisting Saftnef. Cotton and Linen fT0ck,
Sack Boz aud Shanghai COATS. VESTS & PANTA-
looms various descriptions Hats Caps, Shirts. Us-
5reHas Carpet Oil Cloth Trareting Bags Trunks,
Suspenders Ties, Stocks c. Neck and Pocket Hand
kerchiefs Socks Oreraus Froeks Wooden Iraners and
Shirts Gtores Portmonies, Oil and India Rubber CotA-
ing &c. and many other articles too numerous TO mem
tion.
have had 4 long experience in the Clothing
Tn and through direct connection with an old
established Eastern House, whose propretors sttend
themselves TO heavy importatons OF Wooden and Silk
GOODS Europe, and In particular to the manufac
ture of ClOihi q for the WESTERN TRADE, we obtain
the favorable ter and there
sell at reduced prices than any other
House tcest of Nen York
In selecting GOODS took great pains in getting
a sound and durable article likewise great attention
paid TO the manufacture of CLOTHING, and as IL was
done nndey Inspection Warrant thru equal to
Custom Fork In reference TO solidty in dealing
deavor continue in our old principle Selling i0n
determined Price
ONE PRICE SYSTEM
and we'll that House in this section
compete with us. At the time pledge ourselves
TO give the utmost satisfaction to those who honor
with their pat onage, if any just claim of any shape
msrre- should arise.
sy Please call and examine Stock before purehas-
ing elsewhere. HESSLElN BROTHERS.
Mineral Point, Wis., March, 1856. lott
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A SPECIMEN OF BORDER RUrr1,S,s,

lLone OF The most disgraceful outrage.
,hat we nave heard Of recently, occurred
last FRIDAY, while the dele cations from,
the west were coming to the Fremon,
gatherIng- A company of Buchanan men
gathered near the Wisconsin House and
aSSalled the procession with stones, s Y.
eral women were hurt. and Mr.. HIM,
had his arm severely i>jdred by large
stone, which has been left ia our posses.
sion. II weighs nearly pound. Those
curious to see specimen of the areu.
menl9 OF the Buchaneers, can have an op.
PoTtun1ty TO examine the boulder free of
charge, by giving US a call. The Ruf-
mans were inspired with the genuine spir-
:. OF 'heIr party IN perpetrating tbs ou.-
rage MadIson Journal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07

DEATH OF Ma. NELsos.-Mr. Ren.
Jahin Nelson, Jr., one of the proprietors
OF The Capital House, died on YES, erd,v
morning. after brief illness. Mr. n
was highly respected as a citizen. a nd his
loss viii DC severely telt.-[ Madison Jour,
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iIO ALL YE
il a M ed IL e . -
Come along. Haste along! Raise tbs alarm,
Uncle john is willing 10 sell good ga s..

Come along Haste along Raise this alarm,
Uncle John is willing to sell good talu..
NOW is the buy Farm cheap. The sobsc
~ offers his farm consisting of thre. hundred and lift
(jvo) Of choice Timber and Prairie lands. About
one hun ed in cultivation twenty IN Clover
and Timothy sixty OF GOOD Timber land the
rest is Prairie land. Good houses, st&he gran
cries, &c, There small orchard of Apple Trees
just beginning TO bear besides Plums and
abundance. The land is situated be easily ci 'ed
into two farms Of = convenient size.
viii sell all part OF the above land with with
out the crops, consisting of Wheat Data, Corn,
Potatoes reasonable terTs possession will be given
immediately desired -.lso viii sell all fixtures
pertaining farming such PIows, HaIrows Keepers
Zone of Mannys two-horsej and Rake Hogs, Cows
and Stock Cattle and in fact every thing from old
Hen and Chickens to Horse and Buggy.
The above land is situated miles southeast from
Mineral Point. JOHN PARKINSON.
Wadwick Iowa Co., Wis, April - 1855. 1stf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
PREPARE FOR WINTFR

400 STOVES,
IL the most approved patterns just received Os,
for sale BY WI. tANY0N & SON on Commerce s;s..-
Among his assortment may be found the tciIovina!
AIR-TIGHT- COOKING STOVES.
s assi f bssss.4 , Ss.fI M gsta
PRAIRIE Qxees, Wsaees Qxesz
Mem World, Cki.sretor, utnisaa
Ktystoae, AtIaa, Rssgxp, Lisa, 81
PREMIUM STovES,
OF all s1es and patterns in Alss To. .sass.
ing, among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
sg,tos cssss 'E sssr.s s'' &C. e' ~
BOX STOVES,
Of ell descriptions and siIe together With few CcA
STOVES both fo- Cooking and ths Ps-let De hAs -.
= large Stock Of bssutiful
Br;,ania-War,
including
Tea Pots Cofts Psfs, { Sxgsr urrs crssas,
Megasses Pitchers, Cdsto4s, Pi1ekrfs,
Mugs, Cups. Cas3lssiieks.
SpiffooHs, LoNps &C., Se.&E
Selected with care and offered 1t remarkable ov .lss
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron War;,
of all kinds constantly On hand manufactured %
der, the sho: test notice.
In connection with this establishment Is FC2S4CS
where work n eihsr Of their respective res VII 30 a
IL the best possible manner.
JOB work st,a16ed e in any Ok sha a+-ys sa'sa
SNORT notice.
y Persons desiring any thing il bis line, 80 ;7TS
10 call and examine his Stock And prices. -.
WILLIAM LAHYOH Sn
Mineral Point, October. 1883 y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING DEPOT
H ess1 Gin Bros.
On high ST., xnder the Eagte Saloon,
MIN ERAL POINT, WIS.

THE undersigned respectfully in
form the citizens of this town and
vicinity that they are in connection
with one of the most extensive Inn
porting Houses in New York city d
CINCINNATI, for the purpose of es-
tablishing 8 large and permanent
business on the CASH SYSTEM,
and have opened Store containing
an entire New Stock of Ready Made
Mems, Boys, and Youths Clothing,
& GENTLENES's FURNISHING GOODS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

'koh the subscriber living in the of Ridgeray.
l. about the 10th June last one bright b,v T1tpS2
with light coored NAME the tail little dater bnf
neavy star IN the forehead hip is considerably
hsner than the other both hind feet are white is yey
tender footed and works with his head very low down
. sos three year old MARE is light bay light body,
ABOUT nteen hands high she harness marks on her
shoulder Whoever will return said horses or give in
formation where they be shall be literally re-
warded IpSEpu usTTeiyy TO-
Ridgeway, July S, 1856 CT 3ms ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
POND DU LAC, WIS.
Capital $500, 900.
Cash PAID in, 100000

Especial attention given 10 Insurance OF FARM PROPER
TT, DwELLIAos AND OUr-BuiLDISGs.
ENSURES such buildings contents favorable etuas,
for or years. lnsures Stores Warehouses, Baiid-
I.4ss contents, and Personal Property generally
Losses eqnitably adjusted and promptly PAP ~
This Company joint stock Assoc: LIN, orcsuizs a
under special Charter. grar.ed ly me Legislature OF
WISCONSIN, with an .led Capital Of S5o0o00. One
hnnaTsa 'hasand dollars CO when is paid in, an1
tsng thus securely organized upon rm basis the Di
rectes take pleasure in ndng it 10 the pullc
favor worthy OF confidence and support with
surance that all Losses shall be promptly and honorab
adjusted. AZ this is purely Stock Company, ual
tusiness il, be done, premium notes taken.
Omcers:-N N. DONALDSON, President; J. ".
EDDY, Vice President; W. T. GIBSON, Secretary A.
GIBSON, General Agent.
lily J. II. CLARY. Agent, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
NOTICE,

.s ,-;11cps e be-. Ior,1ocu 70 Mine r;y A. 9th.
efSgse respass upon Mineral from the NJ W.
quarter OF the n qusrter of section five, Isl town
hve, oJ range three east any other lands belong
ing 10 the undersigned, without my In case Of
such trespass the parties will be dealt according 10
Law. VIII Ian + MS ~
Dodgeville, July 18th, 1855 le-tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
Ssurau:e 9gtrrin
INSURANCE AGENCYs

3 INSURANCE AGENCYs
ETNA INSURAN COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN
CHARTERED lsl9.
Capital Stock, 500, zoo nonzrs.
z. g. RPLkY, Ssc'y. THo5- X. BRACE, Pres't
DITECsHo1
THOMAS 4 BRACE, EbENEZkK FLOWER,
SAMUEL TUDOR, l.. A. BULkELkY,
WARD WOODBRIDGE, kULAND MAThER, t
JOSEPH CaUKCH, EDWIN G. RIPLEY,
FREDERIC TAYLOR, SAMUEL 5. WAkD,
ROBERT BUELL., HENRY Z. PRATT,
NILES A. FUTILE, AUSTIN DUNHAN,
JUHN l.. sUSWELL, JuNIUS 5. MORGAN,
GUSrAVUS 4. DAMS,
Policies on Fire riaks issued favorable
terms by n. b. BOYDEN, Agent
The above old established and well-known Company
continue insure country dwellings and farm houses
and other real and sonal property faso able
terms responsiule company All LOSSES literally
adjusted and promptly paid By their agent.
Once John Millions Store, Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
A GOOD BARGAIN.

soSn rTNHE subscriber offers for sale very des;rs-
G4f,,1 i BILE residence, with good Garden LOT and
Eul convenient fixtures attached, situated North
EyIu street,-a little north of the U. 5. Hotel-in
>' this village. For particulars inquire of the
undersigned, at the Tribune Office
loft CHARLES COTTEREII,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07

HaRD-Ware.-A large and full assortment of Shelf
1 L Hardware. Also Mill and * Saws Anvils
tacksmith's Bellows, Vices Log Shut Link and Trace
Chains Pump Chain and fixtures Stones and Roll
seIs Scythes, Snaths, Hoes Forkes Rakes &C. &C For
sale low by JOHN MILTON 4 co
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
$50 REWARD,

$50 REWARD
WILL gaze the above reward TO any person that i'll
gave lnionlation 10 ME, that uii.g to Jusile
person Pc that have Llii, suaniit, OF stay
lieE close agalhs' Wood sci HE 10 Il in.
tnree oitcrent places, Al h n.ai ious intent
9oo lais and Us WAS tx osed 10 the Ere
which was 100 gleen bum.
GEORGE GoLDTHoEP
Lost Grove April 18th, 1856. lslt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07

HARTFORD FIRE lNsURANI.; CosirAAa.
CAPITAL 100000.
IHIiS Company incorporated il $780, and ia
the oldest ait. best OF the Stock Insurance Com
lanes. The saternenI made Stockholders June
9Th, 1885, shows tho of the Company TO be
Sol 80. HUNTINGTON, President.
Z. Is. Bowers Secretary.
the agent viii take isks upon good AZ any
other Company, and will issue poll, les thereon.
31-tf J. II. CLARY, Agent, Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07

4'EAS.-Just received . lot of that BEST TEA known
IL SO wen to those who have tried it, At
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07

( SHA1NS.-Lcg Truce, Halter Fifth and Dog Chains.
~ lHst received and for sale By ANsIEY aTRtNgL
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
NOTICE.
NEW IEON DEPOT.

NEW Iron DEPOT.
TUE undersigned having made am enen,s wi b son,e
Il oi tue iron manufacturers OF IitIsLu GIT,
i 10 Sevoie some atten ion this OF trade la,
ntied up building exclusively for the sale of
IRON.
ahu, hSSlns PurchastG large Stock, would invite the
isnton OF wagon-AAkers and blavksmitls examine
his Stock, he is TO sell al GaieIs
Mineral Point, Nay, 1855. Nv