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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-11

The Toronto Globe says that any idea that
a war will grow out of the dismissal Of Mr..
Champion is ridiculous.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-11

If a good act benefits no one else, it bene-
fits the door.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-11

Daughter, the secret you dare not tell YOU
mother is dangerous secret, and one that
will be likely to bring YOU sorrow and suf-
fering in the end.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-11

Exs- To-day the head OF our column ed
torial is graced, yea, gloriously adorned with
the names Of JAMES BUCHANAN and JOHN G..
BREoKENRIDE, nominees for the Presi-
dency of the United Statesmen whom it
is our pleasure to support in the coming cam
pagn, because we believe them to be those
in whom the country can put implicit conf
dence; men Of truly honest principles and in
tegrity of heart, and who, if elected to
the high position for which they have been
selected, will administer the government in a
manner that shall rebound to the prosperity
of our common country in all its varied inter
ests, and enable her still to rise in eminence
and sustain a position that will render her in
the eyes of every christian nation, the beau
ideal of greatness and excellence.
With such man as JAMES BUCHANAN at
the head of our national affairs, we can rea-
sonably hope for the consummation of the
derires of the people in relation to whatever
may tend to national prosperity, as respects
our internal as we'll as foreign policy, for we
venture to affirm that no man can be found
within the limits of the republic, better in
formed in respect to the real wants of our
country, in all its various relations, and who
will, with greater honesty of purpose and
ability, do all that in him lies to promote
that welfare than JAMES BUCHANAN.
No other man can be found who COM
mands more largely the respect of all parties,
North and South, or who is entitled te enjoy
the confidence of every shade Of political par
tizans; and, therefore, we say, he is emphat-
ically the man Of the people; and, as such,
will, without doubt, be rewarded with the
highest honor at the hand of his fellow-citi-
zens-that of the next President of the Unit
ed States.
We intend to favor our readers, next issue,
with brief sketch of Mr.. BUcHANAN's polit-
ical career
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-11

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Th Board of
Supervisors of Ottawa County commenced
its session in this village, on Monday last.
The various committees have been appointed,
among others one in relation to the removal
of the county seat.
We expect, through the medium of the
Clerk of the Board, to be able to furnish our
readers with the proceedings in our next is
sue.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-11

The SOUND DUES QUEsTroN.-Th answer
given by Mr.. Marcy, to applications which
had been addressed to him by Boston firm,
is to the effect that the treaty with Den
mark, though positively abrogated, remains
In force for the present, by tacit consent from
both Sides and that American ship-masters
are advised to pay the Sound dues, " under
protest." thereby reseryipg their rights in the
matter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
SOMETHING NEW
AmbrotVpes and Photographs,
TIE latest and greafesi Discorery q ne Age

The latest and greatest Diseorery q me age
II HUNT would inform the public that ne has open.
IL. ed rooms permanently in Chapel Hill, where he
is prepared TO execute these beautiful pictures ~ ins
highest slyls Of the ART. The Ambro,ype is taken on
Glass, and, unlike Daeueneoiype without being teser-
scd The superiority Of this picture in point OF beauty
and durability has placed il at the head OF The Fine
Ars Ii can he seen in any light without reflection, os
is free from the polish Of ,ha silver plates j, cannot get
dusty aud il is impenious TO wafer, cir or acId, and
will last for ages.
Every lady and gentleman Is particularly invited 10
call and examine his specimens Cloudy weather as
good az sunshine Instructions given In the art Of Am
hfoiyping, and Apparatus furnished.
E.-HUNT.
March ~. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

gC1 GENTLEMEN.
V,HE undersigned has just returned from New YOtf
4 with full assortment OF Goods for Gentlemsns
wear, comprising
senioni's, Bioley's and Dcrmon Masson's
Broad Cloths. Velvet, Beavers and other
0yer-eoatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and MORE Antique
Nestings,
Ready made Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
70 which be respectfully invites the attention Of hs
friends and the public.
hiss the satisfaction o. stating that his selection s
by f the perfect, regards true taste. ssssnes
and quality o. any that he has ever befose offered.
The experience % more than twenty yrsTs has isen
fully exercised fos the benefit 81 biz customers. and bis
Efforts 10 please in this instance have sready leen fully
sustained BY the judgment u perons Of known taste
anil capacity.
IIs stock Of Cloth. were purrhased fresh ssimporfd
from the most fashionable and hes, established houses
and COZ his Ready made Clothing, both 10 fyis and
finish, be challenges The closest scrutiny.
All l. A, No. 1. And no. o. y p'omisss, o. no
pay required.
October ~. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
NE w GOODS.

1OHS Yards of Mohair Denagc, Popins, Hamil-
i NSC ton & Pars's printed DeLanes, English
and French Merinos,
$50 yards Of Colored and Black Silks,
1875 yaids Ribands, Gimps, &c.
1900 yards Beached and Unbleaehsi shriinss,
James, Pillow case and Sheetings,
ESQ yards Iinseys, 400 yards Calico,
1900 Yards Saiineiis, Tweeds and Wool James,
800 yards Cheeks, Stripes and Ticks,
IFS Blankets, 800 yards Flannes,
French and English Cloths and cnssimer Vesiings,
Ladies' Black Cloth and Silk Cloaks and Nantes,
Black, Green. Blue, Brown and Olive Cloaking.
Sack flannels, Silver Martin and Coney Aimieis,
Swsns,lown.
Genuine Swiss Muslns. dotted DO.
Coats Pants, Vests, Oyercoats, Ciosks Gents shawis
and Shawl Pins, Shirts. &c.
600 Hats and Caps $50 pairs Of Shoes and Boots
Panished Oval Tcapots, and Coffee higgins and
oblong Egg Coolers, ten and twelve boles, JaPanned
Toilet Wac.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent or dash Leather Plain and Twilled, Patent
Canvas Coach and Table Oil Cloths three quarters 70
five qua,ers wide. Scanning Cord, &c &c.
FOR SHOE MAKING.
1900 Pounds Sole Leather French and Amerlsan
Calf skins; Goat and Morocco skins; Binding land
Cochineal skins and Boot tops; Home tanned Upper.
light aud heavy and Sole Leather sparabcs o. Bfsds;
Theajs No 10, H. &c. Brs,iesi Boot Webb and Eyo-
le,s
$500 Pound. Sugar. 5000 lbs. cOaesi ~ gallons
JAMES WEBB.
OL,ol,er IL CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
70 THE PUBLIC.

gusHE subscriber takes This method Of informing his
4 customers and the public generally, that his MUS
are ii frs, rate order for making Flour Of the best kinu
and with DESPATCH having three pair Burfs runn,n a
and can make load Of Flour 10 Jew hoo's, IN
Mis- are within abou, three miles of the Rail Road,
where the Flour can be put on and shipped to any mai
he, desired. Those from distance, coming early IN
he evening, can have their Flour made BY the mex,
morning so that they can take il to the Rail Road anu
returning can get their oal take hone oil The sans
trip. Barrels kept constantly on hand.
The very best prices will he paid for WHEAT ey
The subscriber, at the Mills, at Peter D. kuihn u
Hillshorough.
10000 bushels Of Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
| o.,ohor ~ IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

TIME subscriber takes this method Of informing his
i friends and The public generally that he Is carrying
ON the Boot and Shoemaking Business at his Tan
IN Orange county, N o., twelve miles south Of Roano
rough, and twelve miles north Of Hillshorough. Inc
shop il conducted entirely by MI Asa Davis, former
" Of Hllsborough. who a,ers himself and those ioI
whom NJ has worked will bear him out in his opinion
that he can do as good work any workman IN the
state and on as reasonable terms and in expeditions
manner as any other workman 10 be found.
All orders from distance promptly attended TO. he
is now receiving large stock Of Northern Calf Skin TOT
making Boots, Shoes, &c. w II PASS.
to 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
REMOVAL.
os,ober IA.

V,HE subscriber having removed his Store 10 The old
i sisnd formerly occupied BY A. Z. Murdoch. just
East Of the Court House, will lie pleased TO see his Oh
fiends and customers, and as many new onrs msy
choose to give him rsIi. He promises. ss heretofore
10 use his lest Efforts suit them, both 10 the price and
quality Of Goods.
a The following articles will he isken In exchange
Cor Merchandise, At The msket price: Wheat, Flour,
Corn Meal Threshcd Oats Jeans, linsey Striped Cot
Ton Tow Cloth Flax and Cotton Cloth, Beeswns, Flax
seed .IRsg,, old Castings, &c. &c.
p. b. RUFfIN.
Febfu.ry a. sT--sn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
RAhElGH AND GAsToN RAILRoAD.
Raleigh & CASTOR r. II, Office, !
Raleigh, Feb. 8, 1856. )

haelBn q Qdstuu ". ~ phiS'f
Raleigh, Feb. 8, 1856.
1 the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is now
~ completed to Charlotte, notice is hereby gwen tha'
goods or produce Brought downfall Road, intended for
TRANSPORTATION over the Raleigh & Castor Railroad will
be received by this Company the North Carolina Rail
road Depot in Raleigh, (owncd jointly by the two Coni-
pancs and will be transported thence without delay OF
extra charge, and goods designed for The Western Msr'
chants and others along that Road, will likewise be de-
lsercd at the same point.
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg Of
Portsmouth, except on way freight which must be pait
| in advance or on delivery Of the goods
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents
the Company 10 give satisfaction in ihetanspoiation
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers Of goods are requested to hav
them distinctly Marked SO that their destination may D
known. r. A. HAMILTON. President.
February l6. u2o-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
THE KNUCKLE
WASHING M AC HIN T.,
Patented BY christopher Holngsworih, Indiana, May
4th, 1852.


4th, 1852.
MADE AND SOLD BY
ALEXANDER KSON,
Owner Of the Patent Right in the counties Of Johnston
Wake. Orange, Person and Alamance.
rBHESE Machines save lime, labor, soap and clothes
IL as The dill is taken out without rubbing. They
will save more in one wear in ordinary sized family
than their cost. There is no work which females arc
called upon to perform tina, is so abOrous and unhea
thy as washing. great many Machines have beer
invented for the purpose Of relieving this lahor hunon
answered the purpose until the Introduction o. tn
KNUCKLE MACHINE, which has given entire SO
,isfaction when fully and fairly tested.
Price Of the Machine delivered 10 persons IN any
Inc above named countless ten dollars. All orders al
dressed TO Alexander Dickson, Hlllsborough, orang
county. n. g., will be promptly attended 70.
Every Machine warranted when fully aud fairly irled
March IA, 1856. oo-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
Have You q Pump?

HAVING purchased linn NJ Graves the cole right
Cor The ssle u Batssfs DoaIle Acting Fofce sad
I.if Pump, IN lhe counties II TRANCE and Alsm1nce
th0.e dcsioGs u getting tfoeispt Pump simple snd
~ tsr sane lime sending oui continuous stream u Va.
Ter. can gti one By applying q The sul-cfbefL
Mr.. s. a. White. II hesns.siile, has one Of ibess
Pdmps IN orsfson, which. he WRITES u. performs ID.
mfshly. Heir authorized u ael sgsni fSr The sale d
or pumps IL that section snd auy Application 10 him
will meet sih ~ prompt aiienan % II directed 70 ".
Zifs o. vol tubing furnished Il lrihing stpense.
J. {. TURRENT'lNE a. Sun.
Msy5. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
Fifty Dollars Reward.
March IL.

DAN sway from the Subscriber on the tih Of July,
~ 1853, Negro Gir named JANE, sgeJ about
- years She 10 black, heavy sc of ordinary height,
soops forward little when walking fast, aud "a Zee
hon, ~ Alamancs snj her mother u nav owned Nv
John Tfongef, esq. snd she IL pfohsbiy IufkiBe IN
Alamsnee county. The shave fewasd viii H. gwen
fof her apprehension and delivery tome near Less
hufg. Csspell county. ~ fof her eeninementin any
81 - thai ran get hcf.
JAMES w. REID.
Aus1r Is tl--l9
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
rre,mbo,d.s Genuine Preparations.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu
.ppr.,x s.rx.A Am xrYReTuA1 lIMrDr

A CERTAIN, sAfk, AND kffkcTuAh AAAhDt
Far Dseqses of lie BLADDER KdReys, Godeei Dr0psy,
Weaknesses secret Diseases, OLstrueons, FeRdk Com
pLgints, aud oil other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
whether in Male or Female from whatever cause they
may have originated no matter OF how long standing
This popular and specific remedy now offered 70 the
srted and guaranteed 10 cure all the above complaints
II searches ou The very of the diseases driving out
ALI the diseased fluids Of the body, hss removing the
cause and rendering the cure CERTAIN and PERMA-
NENT. This medicine allays pain and inflammation,
which other remedies invariably cause, and can be taken
with less trouble and expense TO patients. This nalll-
HE remedy has saved thousands upon thousands from
the hands Of Mercless QuACKS, ifnot from premature
graves. In cases of Infection, the Compound Buchu lie
the only aiiice worthy Of The least confidence OF the OIL
lic,ed in performing SAFE CURES. II contains nc
narcotic mercury or other injurious drug, but is pure
ly YEakTAnLE CoaPosITos. i Is very sgreeahlesls
the TASTE creates no peeephe odor and may be iaker
by persons Of either sex without hndeIance from busi
ness or medical advice, plain dlrecsons for use nc
company the medicine Reader, if you have any oil tn
above complaints do moi neglect mgDELAiS arr
DANGEROUS. With this medicine you can cur
Yourself. and thus preyen,iall exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL
This medicine speedily and cileclually cures the mos
yruept form Of secret diseases and eradcates every par
,ce Of infectious matter from The system, restoring th
patient 10 perfect state OF Health and Purity. And
medicine which must benefit everybody, from the sin
DIV delicate 10 the confined and despairng invalid,
equal Is to be found, il acting both as RE and PkE
! YENTIyE Of any Of thea ailments.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
runLisHtn wrtstr
ny DENNIS UEARTT A BON.

Terms.-Two Dnllsn year, II paid 10 si,sntc.
Two Dollars and fifiy Cents. u not paid within tbre
monihs Of Three Dollars u delayed until aci The o..
pirstion ~ The year.
No paper Willie discontinued until I'll sneasgss are
Paid, unlcss a. the option 81 the Publishers.
Hereafter no paper wil he sent 10 nsw Subscriber
out ~ ihs state unless payment u made n advance ~
some person 10 The ssie will bccome Responsible 10 The
editors; and The pspor will not be sens 10 Subscriber
out Of The state fa than Two years without psJ
meni uness y . 10 personally known 10 and 10
rhose inisginy We have confidence
Advertising RATES for The Rftordtr.
AnttnfsIstsTs moi exceeding EdBrisen lines, ens
dollar fot tho first and twenty FIVE csns ~ ssch sub
guent insertion longer ones IN proportion. Court 3D.
vctisemens ipeniy.fv pr rent higher. dedueiico
Of one-t,ird Will " made % sdvrrsnss " he ytuf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

rY,HE subscriber has commenced he manufacture Of
4 Tin and Shcel.lron wares Of every description in
The bui.dng opposite The printing Office and adjoining
Dir. Phillips Sljdery.
Tin Ware 81 every variety for household usc, manu-
cture 10 the mos and durable style BY experience
a a5kmen Kept constantly on hand made TO order,
on the most reasonable terms Repairing Of stills and
Tir Ware done On lie shortest notice.
lie i also PREPARED 10 sliend 10 I'll orders for
Covering Houses
with Tin. and fuiiering, 4heh be will DO IN style
sTua if eiceience and neaness 70 that VI any ether
workman in the Stair.
rs WARE, Assorted. furnished wholesale 70 ner-
ehan,s and others, and delivered at their Doors Pes.
burg piiees.
~ Old CerPsi, Brass and Pcrter,sken IN exchange
JOHN +. HOLLOWAY.
se,t is. 56.-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
BRANnRETII,s PILLS.

For tie euvs Of ig fgeHfa, Ceids, Tndigtsifep, ~
pepsia Headache ,Debiify, HeakntIt,
A.. DC. AZ.
uJ A Ffesh Supply j0sifeeeivsd, and fot sale by
ihetgsnts, ID. Hesftt& Son, aiihe Printing Office.
iIillsboroueb James B.M'Dsds, chspsIHiIl; and
q "A .Mebsne Mason Hall.
Iuly sth, 1854. iyis-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03

Vinegar aud flesll Iaecamni,
~ = j RuifIN
gGE y 49,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-12-03
New and Fresh Goods,

Fsbrp,ry q.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-01

" the tribune
OrsHT SCHOOL TO BE TAUGHT IN THE SEASON
oF raE HoLIDAYs ?-It IS prevalent fashion in
ranv communities for parents to interest their
children with the anticipated joys of Christmas
and New Years Thousands of presents are
Promised such as toys, visits to friends, and the
lszaries of the season, making the anxious re-
aaauts al on tiptoe" 10 usher in the expected
i4y.
Book and states are throw aside for tn,
a5aghtle.s pleasures of youth. If schools are
Then continued, but few students will attend
-- -ubiecting the teacher and pupils to the
ra-,- q evils-absence from school and ind;tfe~-
ace 10 H. interests.
Those who do attend, if any should, are those
z-au the teacher could best permit to be alb
sg, for they take the greatest interest in their
eiies; and if by any misfortune their mates
saaiI excel them, they viii strive both day
lid night to regain their former position. Again
heir progress while attending viii be rapid.
ald they viii therefore be in advance Of their
'as,es when the holiday" amusements are fin
sed consequently they viii be obliged to re-
race their steps, or subject the school to new
-a,'hca'ion- 1t is perfectly right and proper
or children to have days of amusement and
wy them with their parents and friends.
eace our winter vacation should take place at
bis season of the year
rT-F-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-01


--s'-s LAEE.-We clip the following descrip-
-. '.1- lake from the Baraboo Sank County,
'e.rt. Of tie 9Th inst.
'"l' or spirit Lake. renowned for its beau
-s Vel as sublime scenery, is nearly mile
and die and half long and is situated
'a' miles south of Our yilIago Of Baraboo
pleasantly embosomed within the majestic
rs which limit our southern horizon. Ii Is
! So 'o have received It's name from an
~ legend which states that decisive bat
eeiTeen two large and contending tribes was
-. upon its banks, and that the defeated
.f VA, entirely destroyed, and the Menom-
...-. lNao were the victors, and retained pos
'.-'aN OF the country till the settlement of the
.''''.' threw The bodies of the slain into the
'>' IN consequence OF which the Indians have
lever eaten iSh taken from its waters.
ne waters lie in deep triangular chasm
--'l l'N Tue appearance of being rent by vol
---y l'5Se' The rock Of the chasm presenting an
--E appearance, and bearing visible marks
-s'.- is banks are composed of three pre-
.'.'~S' '.-d almost perpendicular Bluffs, one
NE east south and west sides, which, in their
'--Ss5.s7t form three deePvalleys dipping in
-ae 4ase. one At the southeast, southwest and
''a corners The bluffs varying from one
-llred % three hundred feet in height are
-,'' entirely with angular rocks. among which
scattered few e7ergueens of the cedar and
f'-s 'aEletles, whose roots are fastened in the
eeSand the summit is surmounted with 2
10y growth OF oak The shore of the lake is
80 IN many places for several rods with large
--''eTN which have fallen from the summit OF
s-iH and rolled into the water, whilst many
--LAas rocks of immense size vet stand in
ing condition only waiting for a little AS
-'le which Is often bestowed by visitors fol
purpose of seeing them dash dowu the pre-,
r. S'ri,.ng fire, breaking the rock and crush.
Trees In their path. In autumn, tho
-''11, waters, frowning rocks, and counties,
''s VI color upon the Vegetation, afford a.
!, A9'ai retreat for amusement, or 10 awaker
'11eht energies of the soul, as we ever witncs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-01

SNow.-A week ago we had fall of snow
some or 10 inches; it came from the Y. E.,
the weather being quite mild the snow as it
fell, adhered to the evergreen timber, and much
of 1t still holds. One of our neighbors, a wood
man, tells US that much of the small timber is
broken down by the weight of the snow, AID
the roads badly filed up. The like of it has
not been seen for many years. We have scarcely
had an hours sunshine for ten DAYS: sleiob-
ing first rate; business lively on the roads
Stcvens' Point Pinerp
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-01

Especial attention given Ia Insurance FARa PROPER
TY, DWELLINGS uUT-BurpIvGS
NSuRES such buildings contents on favorable iefns
for or years Insures Stores. Warehouses Build1
lngs or contents, and Personal Property generally
Losses equiaby adjusted and promptly PAID IN C ASH
This Company is Joint Stock Association orgauizad
under special Charter granted BY Legislature of
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital $500 COO one
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in and Sc
curey invested in bonds and mortgages The Comm nv
being thus securely organized upon firm basis the nj
rectors take pleasure in recommending the public
avor as worthy Of confidence and support with the
surance that all Losses shall he promptly and honorab
adjusted As this Is purely Stock Company no mutual
business Will be done, nor premium notes taken.
ofiicers:-N. NJ. DONALDSON President. 7 W
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, 1856-01-01

&C Our Bars,ow friends in this village had
fine ioliication over the result of the State Cam
ra., few evenings since. If Barstow is really
.5ge Of them viii sing different tune before
~ expiration of his term. Their toasts show
.-,,ry attachment to Nebraskaism and slavery
extension, which at this time appears to be about
tae ouly principle of the party.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-01

S,rz or THE CENTRAL HoUsE.-The Tavern
stand on the corner OF Chestnut and High streets,
Known as the Central House, was sold few
aayS since to 4 company of gentlemen, who,
- understand. intend tearing away the old
frlIing and erecting in its place one that will
4, c-edItable to the town. There Is no better
lie for a public house in Mineral Point and
should tie present owners put up one of the
sr.r class, they viii find their money proftably
i-ra.-ad
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-01
sflins1al point Tribune.
Yo~AI, AND OTHER MATTERS.
,,,,,vn1 PoNr RAIL RoAD.-The Board of

vrxrR.L Po1Nr RAIL RoAD.-The Board OF
r;ractors of this Company have chosen Hon.
P,RLEr EATON their President, IN place OF
vo-rs " STRONG, resigned. Judge EATON is a
ro,n whose qualifications for the office cannot be
,,,bted. and we think the Board have acted
-i.eIv in selecting him for the important sta
ti0u.
The prospects of an early completion of the
Ro.d are highly fattering A friend in New
MI writes Us as follows, in relation to it:
Al an happy to inform you that the prospects
r tbe completion Of your Read by the LIST of
September, are very promising. A portion of
IL iron i already purchased-more than enough
f,r half the Road, and negotiations are in pro-
.,es. for the remainder"