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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

HALF-PASr FOUR A. n.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
two WEEKS LATEB NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
News from Oregon, China and Sandwich
Islands.
e~>>orNo>~>~~<~>c~~~o~~S>o->~~o<
$I,626, ,5O7 i'm Treasure Arrived.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM NEW GRAEANDl.
Relations Between Great Britain and
New Granada suspended.
~~N~>>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>-~
The British Fleet Ordered 10 Blockade the
Coast,
IA. 10 Lr


Ths United States mai stea nship George Law VIM
Lewis Herndon, U. N, Commander sal ed IRON Aspu.
wal Nov. B. st6 O'Clock p with The mails, psss a.
gers ard treesure for New York brought down on the
PscG size by he steamer Golden Axe and arrived hare
about 2k O'Clock this morning. She has experienced
succcsEen Of sirons ncrtneasterly WINDS with vorv
heavy ,es, during the entire passage Ali well on board
thcre mot having been single OF sckness anon
the passengois since thslr leaving Panama Nov H. 10
O'Clock P. NJ, lat S4:27 long. 7454, passed brig S~an
Of Portland bornd south. Same day, O'Clock p. NJ,
passed brs South bound 70 the Southwest.
The Health Of the Isthmus was good and the railroad
In fine order.
The outward mails and passengers from New York and
New Orleans Oct 20 lett Panama for San Fran sco in
steamer Golden Gate Oct 81 ten American passengers
all In excellent health.
TIE United States ship Independence and sloop-ofwsr
81. Msrys were OF PAnsma The soop-orwar Saratoga
was Of Aspip wall, officers and oil we'll.
Tue steamer Golden Ase, J. 7. Watkins, Commsuder.
siled from san Francisco Oct 90 6P. NJ with 674 pas
rebeers the United states mas and 81 Goa oo3 In trea
svye on freight destined as follows
LIT t,ss SoT YORK. ioI
Panama. u,O24
Total 81 902, g2
The Golden Ags en- tho 2tth Ut, 9:2o Pm, passed
steamer Sierra Nevada bound - San Juan on ho s5th
uit oAM, pessed ste mer orz ba bound 10 s,a Iran.
cisco; the 9Th ut, $50 An, seventy-four mites
north Of Acapulco. was boarded by a boat from HBM
shp Mcnsich; the same cay, at PM arrived a. Acapu
co, ami sailed thence Tor Panama, same day at PM,
and arrived Panams Nor. 2, at o:3oP.M
The U. s. mail steamer Granada, A q. fray command.
er, sailed from Aspinwall for Havana Nov. q, Ann,
with the ais and passengers from San Francisco for
New Orleans.
The following is the Treaaurers List by the George
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CRESCENT CITY.
severe storm passed. this region The 7th 90
considerable extent and shipments Of oil the cs,ent
100 barrels hod already been made 10 aan Francisco
wagon road into the mines had been begun, and was
expected u would be complescd this season.
HUMBOLDT BAy.
The indians having stolen several head Of cattle from
Angels Ranch, were pursued BY party OF whites, who
having overtAken them the Irvide, near Rcd wood
Crech killed nfecn Of their number In the
skrmsh one OF the ataacking party Was wounded In tho
thigh
vile beng the hrst Of any amount that has 20, gone
route
great deal az rA'n has fallen. Of ia>s, doing much
damage 70 the crops. Iraces sl continued frequeni
rcr there any prospect o. early means being taen
Tor tbair suppression Tso OF their ct had boon cnp.
,uyed by tho siancso war brig waaderyv
Ths y eralsts claim that great ha.oc has boon made
smcra Tho rebels ~ certain rcxncDs OF nopsc TsArs
In he service but cAer,thing - distorted
ara mat comes roug Gilmore channels cf
Iaormasion. that hle reliance be placed upon the
yumor ret this report, such ~ ~ stliucs all the
aer incl gcncc We have In regard 70 the prosrcss or
nreseri condition Of The rebellion.
Tho failure Of an american firm ai Hong Kong ssre-
rcrtsd. naS4tics, $4,000
NO hins more from Aduiral seymour since his depas.
s prs.h ship China was wrecked near the Thousand
Is,apds on tho ssh June ohcers and crew all saved.
Tne CLIPPER shsp Challenger went ashore al Wooeuns
r,vey and on ff o August she was hard and last
her side She bad the mosl valuable cargo that ever Ion
ShAnehac nccnsas'eo W N~ eho sa~ss sao NS NAueu
learrul tragedy happened board oooie ship Il
Nsrao hsh resulted In the death o. several Europeans
ana oxpr two hundred Of tbe coolies thoioseives.
r,.ew here In our columns Will he fcubd account
,he ye,or American ehrs that bed islofy arrived :
\ And deparicd foru Hoag konz
PROM Auauaha ve have reih1g ses slnce ne sAlla
I cs III l1t sken.f
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Nov l2.-M the opening OF the Court this snor~> :.
Iocis Rosenberg wss tried for stealing gold wss
valued at $50 the properly OF WA Gitsk. Guilty, -
: recopmen dstlon 10 mercy.
The Recorder oOrorvct tha, had the iary know
much about the prisoner a. ths su,hor,tea thev
net have recommended him To tre cemensy Of tina %
Tor when he wns arrested by the officer, Bruadv
w1 on different charge; but watch--woioh - -,
- - - - - ~ - o - 1@so oveu ssoeon-w0 founA
10 also attempted 10 escape by tripping the pcs -.
Seru uce two years In State prison. -
Peter Casey was arrngned FOR stealing Q valusS n.
sa,r q. 10 ,,rh.-s, a. svs, svr rhsmas
ssructcd tho jury 10 ind verdict Of PER Issr~s-
r they were convinced OF ths folott Nm.
I. ,ho r-,so..s nc propes.g, me gun fossA
Ee-r c.e.sr. ~ ,h,s sssu..n,o. 49,. ~ scS oy q hs.
tho property miased HoAsserted thai !. .~n.,l.s
sps took The gun the 4th OF July a ssrsss.S
bim 10 keep IL lost hs father should Al ~. 49,
zion Two respectable ply fio!ans .estdcdt ~. 49,
-, ,ha,s .s.S, h.h nc sa'y rs'nss 10 dslibsraAs
SGntercs De erred. po's ~s0osss
Owen 0'Brieu. q vagrant, but an assk ,.n,,, s.
pnon, . - - IoI AorAnan uearman o.
ss,,v gsco ,ss,s - ss.ss -, 90 bodily haSn-
.auiI W Klein, lan o.a ee,zAsl was brought up O
~ '. - :" -. su es6Ie The Ansslans-
,ss s.u .ss dccadcd q ~
s.,i-S sk..~,s-r r.. - pa.'.x-S uws, could ncs -
s,s.cr - az. -. c.,so. ossS nesoed In thai -
a,sss.,,s sss psassru - ~. be tired On That -
pleaded guilty 70 petty aroeay In q shns ~oIx 49,
Ne was sent 10 tho pcnI,entiaxy - n ms..ss
rAirck Conroy and Charles Brov m tvo vo,,~ -
were convicted OF stealing . boaf heic..sss ~ -
thy Harrington Guilty. fwoy@ :. n ~. as..~
:, ~, - .ss,,ss 49,. ~ .sssr. jury found ndiu1-
pcaranoe Wa indicative ef pruocS ncv !. go. r -
were evidently two Of the "riverf hlexcs y , 1 ~
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sEIsU-uvUF
The following 10 the passenger list OF tho George
law
Y A Haven, W Ncwcli knight aud son, r 2 Cyphers
J Bry ant. n bcrr. w w allen, l. Sanford, IA Caghan
davidson. Mrs Bachuan AMI servant. W Armstrong
RryaLL Itienheimer. Mrs Schcl \ Fgel lady and
four cLldrcn, Mrs Leary, Mrs Chad~cu, Mr. Corm.ck
Lewis klancke Mrs 6fotxan daughter and
spenu Mrs Lewis Capt Prentiss Rev taylor, aud
children, MRS u Oliver aud infsnt Mrs Price T White
ElAekmcre knsen A Harris, Mrs A Cornwall q ID
Godfrey, MAJ Whitney and ehld Geo kenaelt II Brcs
lenex, OfanL frchArd and lady. ID Thayer N Eddy
1homEson unan sgonp. q hrugh lbsgsage mastery
Coz, MrsC Tancy, u Gansevoo-t uSN, Mrs y Dodd Mrs
boyer. Craven, Webster lady and daughter Cole
grove, .dy and daughter tarne lady and Infants
IlppincotL ken Mrs knight and child Mr. AwarL
j Shafts, Iarkin others ia
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THE ALaH0ED CASE or cou srru acv - ,~ru
~ ~srAIIor " pn ~ xE-Hrs srArxnHrr m
hp"ASp ~ m snA"Ss RBFHRRxD AGAINST HrH-
Inc exAmnaoon 'ne oses Of Or. kichse Price noor~
isi ons"oe" "fe"s' y" sctiy, who stands charrsa
wnn navms oo0sp'rca On rider Mr.. Alfred 8. IIv,,s.
"on, " Hno"' ~ y, - commenced YESTERDAY afssv
nooa, before Justice wcA A =, IN. ro-.-p.,, -.
i"s s~ - by bis counsel, and on bcs.s
s, ssssso ~ soo prescribed by law made sss
.s,s.s ~ - erenoe TO tho charge preferYsA
Michael rrioe hoefe being duly examined before ~
and beng informed shs he n. - hn~~s. - on.fts,
pot al or any sussAs pus % him, ssssos ss o,ovs
o what your ~ M, A. nchss, yy,os uoor,
y. How Old are yvvsf A. Forsy nvs ware
y wnsre vero 90 sornl 4 In Nsw Jersey.
y What ysus ocv upsaoss A / prncios nsssrs.s
= Have y.s ;s .sys ss .y ..s vs. r..-.
asAi.ss ne = nse. nv bvoihes. ,Ss v,sss. - srr
ns:Sps,.ss nj and - rccsssy nsds ,hrs. % ajurs ~
ous q aEs an cua. Of real ssAls, ana thew cv
he .s Ss.vs thai spu Ds ne sssss. cs,,s ssr -
a,sss - ~ pursose q rvinns my chavscssr ana an
me sssu., VS. sSss ss,uiy,S ny s1' y .,.., IA,
ss .ss .s ~ ma spearance whsa called upoa 70
%sns-ss. 1880 Mr 1850 A. Anss, Of No. lo woossss sssss1
from cussodD :" w. nosnssa
cHAhe ED vrR KSrsNa A aAnSLra Horss.
Ihrce 'nsu, nssssa Hiram Horssu, Joh. w.lsos asS
DAVID smith, were tAken INTO cus1cdv vsu>srdav M
onicsr webb, u The Lower Rssce Court es oAa,rs q
zee pass gambling hose n No. "a prsss srcs4 rAe
% enter INTO game q faro vim sbe above pAres as1
sucoectsd without mrch trouble u rsfevins himssw =
s1' sSss s.s ss.s ss N. y. s.. :.
rosoe Cocr whe~e Aey were held ~ examin~usn-
bc, ne refused 70 DO ussss TIE eltrs Nnouna wu@
lrtn hlm HM fslnnted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-13

The CABINET Poucy or MR. BUCHANAN The
Lancaster EsSves sayaOf al the specuAons y tue
construction Of Mr.. BuchaAans Caboes We have yea
seen, tho mark. That gentleman has mot
yet turned his attention TO the beiag fairly
Of the smoke and confusion Of The confess We think
however, that can name two gentlemen who VIII be
offered Cabinet appointments under Nhe adminetra
tion, and do that readers may hereafter
test The truth Of the conjecture by comparison With the
result. We alIude 70 Hon Rowen Cobb, OF Georgia. and
Hon. John Appleton Of Maine. Mr.. Appleton y conf
Dental friend Of the President eect-having bssn his
Secretary Of Legation 70 the Court Of st. James. Mr.
Cobb regarded q representative Of the
vsve school Of Southern politicians and this will give
him she preference equally prominent Of the
radical school Tho intimate friends Of Mr.. Buchanan
assure that tho policy Of tho Rohuoad Enquirsr will
not be the policy Of the now administration.
SLAVERY Now THN.-rhe Richmond Eaqusrsy In
article endeavourng to show that slavery is the
strongest bond and Of the lUpon says that Della
ware, Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri were
almost abolition States thirty years ago, bat that
their zeal for slavery rivals at Of OF the Southern
S:ates This announcement viii sound queer 10 great
number Of the people In Delaware and Maryland, In
portion Of Kentucky In Northern Missouri and paxtcu
larry In Western Virginia, whore there are many well
known cases Of masters having actually Ill used their
slaves In order to induce them 70 run away.
PRxrARrSG INAUGURATION Tho Keystone
Club Of Philadelphia has appointed committee consist
Ing Of eighty persons to make Arrangements for the club
to visit Washington witness The Inauguration Jsmes
cratic Union Club OF ,nis city their arrival in PhilA
al fc-u
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Tho Infectious ansD Results.
TIE RxsuIT III Nxw YORK rhe latest returns Of the
election In this Sta4e foot mn a folIovs,--
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-08
1856. New Volume. 1856.
Graham's American Monthly Magazine
1856.

Established in 1921
-DerOted to art, Literature and Fashion,
THE New Volumes, commencing with the January No.
/ 1856, will contain OVER TWELVE HUNpRED PAGES of
the choicest reading matter, STEEL and WOOD ENGRAv
INGs and Music
Each Number will contain splendid Engraving
Plate of the Paris Fashions elegantly colorcd
articles richly illustrated Wood Enarav-
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Reviews of New Books F.; Monthly Summary Hints on
Fashion. and Fashionable Intelligence Patterns for
Needle-work, and New Music.
THE STEEL ENGRAVINGS
win embrace finely executed portraits the celebrated
of the day. interspersed with variety of
other subjects of general interest.
THE FASHION PLATES
engraved Steel after Paris Fashions Civ
ing and indoor costumes for the month They have
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THE WOOD ENGRAvINGs
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THE EDITORS TABLE
made of Humorous Sketches Anecdotes Foreign
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THE MONTHLY SUMMARY
of events prepared BY William DOVE gives
densed account Of the principal events which have
place in the world, during the preceding month.
THE REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS
from the pen of the great critic, f. p. Whpple.
THE FASHION ARTICLE,
by GeRio C. Scott presents correct and comprehensive
of styles of Dresses MantiIlas Shaws
Embroideries and everything relating to Fashion, of
terest to the ladies'
THE NEEDLE-WORk PATTERNS
for Collars, Underseeve Caps Berthas, skirts Emroid
cries for Hardkerehefs, and general Needlework,
numerous and beautifully designed.
MUSIC
This alone, Music store would cost than years
subscrir ton.
TERMS
One Copy. year, in advance 50 Two Couies s. =
Five Copies (and to Agent getter up of the Club
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Specimen copies will be sent gratis those desiring to
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No. JOG Chestnut-st. Phla
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DURKE & BARNES, Manufacturers of Improved Sala
mander Fire Proof Safes, with Powder proof Locks
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ment OF sizes on hand, which offer Manufacturer
FrceS adding freight Persons in want of n Safe
suppeu with superior article lower
they can be bought and delivered singlv Every SAFE
sold Is WARRANTED Fire and Damp Proof
- Call and examine them. G. W. COBB.
Mineral Point, May ,, 1855. LILY
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Real Estate Agency.
WE are offering for sale upon reasonable terms
w the following described tracts of land and city
IN Counties OF La Fayette, Columbia and Iowa,
Wisconsin
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous the Miiuankee and Mississippi Railroad.
sSs WE will sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
~ w by Mr.. John Hand, together with all the
49, out-houses thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality Said Farm
ains nearly of first class of which
is broken and well fenced There fine pasture the
same and well watered Also all kinds of Farming I'm
PIGMENTS and so Acres of fine land Dover, Wis,
with a comfortable House on the
The above premises situated the Model Mills
County 4 minute description of said premises
may be seen at our oihce
Valuable Property for Sale,
vJ,E undersigned offer for sale the following described
/ Real Estate:
= of und J. of II \ of 4 of 20, town s. range 2
SW u of W u, Sec 20, Town ), Range East
Und = of + = y :. of 5 "a \, q, s. a
4 of u, and
f y of f y, Z" 4, f. +"
No acres So 2O-10O q und north fractions
of \ 4 Sec 7, town s, range East.
No "a 95100 north fractions No 49, 10,
range East.
No Al 9o100 fractional section IA H. range
East
IND = of Lot 47-yliet's survey, Mineral Point Wis.
:. y of Lot 10 90
" y of Lot No. Al, &c 60
DUNN & READ Agents.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin 51-n
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PREPARE FOR WINTER

400 STOVES.
EMBRACING nearly every variety known, (particuaY
r. the approved patterns just received and Offered
for sale bv WM. I.ANYON X son, Commerce Street.
Among his assortment NAV be found the following
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
Mar EIouer Water Witch,
Black Diamond, Iron Monarch,
Prairie Queen, Wesfern Queen,
Nen Worid. CUAtcGtor, UBireT:e,
Keystone, -4tlass, BangTp LioH SC
PREMIUM STOVES,
of ali sizes and patterns in Also the follow
ing, among other:
PARLOR STOVES.
SvZraH with without ovens Floral, open cosd fronts
Boston, 8 Cottage STORES, &C. &c.
BOX STOVES,
Of all descriptions and size, together with few COAL
STOVES both Cooking and the Parlor. He has also
a large Stock of beautiful
Britania-Ware
including
Tea Pots Coffee Pots, 5 Sugar Uras, Crecrztrs,
MOlasses Pitchers, Casters, Pd -aers,
Mugs, CHPs, CaRGtesticks
Spitfo0ns, Lamps, &c, &c, 90
Selected with care, and offered remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
ofall kinds constantly hand manufactured to Or
der, on the shortest notice. -
In connection with this establishment is FURNACE,
where in either of their respective lines viii be done
in the best possible manner.
Job Work attended to in any of the above Shops on
r. Persons desiring any thing in his line, invited
to call and examine his Stock and prices
WILLIAM LANYON & SON.
Mineral Point, October, 1853 ly
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1SDIANA.-Tne State debt of Indiana i sa.
down at Sl,7S3,473. No wonder that there are
SO many Indianians hurrying 10 Minnesota.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-08

IS jury in Charlestown. jefferson Co, Va
recently returned verdict of $1,000 TO Miss
Beail for breach Of promise orethe part of Mr.
Miller. Young men should be careful.
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Scientific Information for the World
CH4PM4Ns GREAT DISCOVERY

Il HE MONTHLY RAINBOW, or CHAPMAN 5 PRE-CALCU-
L LATIoNS FOR ELEMENTARY CHANGES based upon the
discovery of the ply steal laws and harmony
action pervading the solar SYSTEM involved
terent effects OF light modified Cor poarized) differing
angles OF reflection large scale This important
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OF the elements, constitutes subject of magnitude and
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aurora &c and also atmospheric changes within hour
for each day. mouths in the future, ard the physical
ects the health feelings and humors of mankind
be admitted by all unprecedented minds incalcula-
bic advantage to the whole human race.
In presenting the RAINBOW to the public claim
II TO be infable weather guide. But this much zee do
claim that it viii be found to e the letter
times out of every ten. All ask is a candid examna-
ton Terms of the RAINBOW, 81 year. in advance 80
cents for six months.
tHAPMAN'S PRlNCfPA, Natures First Principles
cloth binding 12rno, 200 Volume a
fuH explanation of the discovery to which Dr. Chapman
has devoted the last nine of close
shed every six months March and September price 81
per volume, for which it will be sent paid to any
part of the country. First volume ready
Address CAMPBELL 4 GO
No. n South Four hist, above Walnut Phila
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Meekanifal.


Thomas Dayey
M OF LID inform the citizens of Mineral Point -,
w cinity, that he has just received large add;,;
his former Stock of CLoCKs MATCHES and JEwFTp+ 70
he wishes to have it distinctly understood that he
ing at prices as ion, if not lower than anv estahb
continue the eH-a %
Watch-Making and Jewelry Business
In all ITS Various Branches
He would call the attention of the public To bi l.,
and well selected stock of az 90
Gold and Siicer Fob GuG~9 on5 n,
"ATCEs, CHANe
LoCKETS, EAR-RTNCC
RINGS, PINS, &C.
Of pdri0,ts Pd{terus
Silver and PlateWare, Fancy Goods Gold Pens G.
rior Cutlery, CLOCKS, Lamps &C. &C. which win I "
at the lowest prices. SUN
3 The Repairing and Cleaning Of CLOCES,
WITCHES, promptly attended to, and WAR; MN "
give entire satisfaction. 80 "
Just received, in addition 70 the above good as.
ment of Musical Instruments. embracing some Of -
finest toned Yiolins and Flutes brought 10 bis me-
ket Also, new supply of elegant Clocks Combs Sc A.
= Call and see them. THOMAS nATFy
Mineral Point, December 1855. IL
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The only reliable work of the kind in the 1orld. An
invaluable assistant to the Editor, Book Publisher and
General Advertiser Beautifully printed white PSI
per- octave size This book Will be promptly
part OF the country the receipt of 50, to
LAY & BROTHER.
No. 20 South Fourth-st, above Walnut Phila.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $4,000


FTNHlS Company incorporated in 1870 and one o
i the oldest and best of the Stock Insurance Com
panies The statement made to the Stock holders june
7th 1885, shows the assets of the Company S377
56l 80. IL HUNTINGTON, President.
c. b. Bowers, Secretary.
The agent will take risks upon good as
other Company, and win issue policies thereon.
3l-tf j. H. CLAR1, Agent Mineral Point.
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NEW GOODS AND
Lo w p r. i G g 8.
AnsIey IL Tramel
MOULD say their friends and the public generally
w that of the firm has just returned from the east
Dry Goods Groceries
Hardware Crockery ware
Hats and Caps Glass ware
Boots and Shoes Wooden ware
and all kinds of goods usually kept retail which
have arrived, and open and ready for in
spection, and which they are disposed to
sell cheap for cash, exchange
for produce. We only
ask the public s
to call
examine
stock and
prices, and if we can
not compete with any establish
ment of the kind in Mineral Point in
to sell cheap and viii not be undersold by
any house in town. Don't take say
it but call and examine for
yourselves No hum-bug-ging,
nor gassing. You will al
ways find them n
hand at the old
stand of WHIT
y SMITH
opposite to the L. 5.
Hotel, where they ready
cCstoul in rarson =
Their stock of Drv Goods have becn %
Iected with much care and none but the best
Of Goods and the latest styles have Ieen purchased
Their stock of
Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps
&c, have been
pure hased
direct from the
manufactures
and are
warranted
to give
universal
Don't forget to call
Mineral Point, Nov. 6. 1855. S-5Otf
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NOTICE.

NOT1CE.
4 Ii PERSONS are hereby forbidden to mine, dig o
N remove Mineral from, otherwise trespass IL.
following described premises viz:
North East Or. of or. OF Sec l. South half of
or of Sec ~, and W or of or of Sec IL Town
Range East; also South half of the or Sec s. Tow
T. Range East. [n1l-tf] JOHN HoARE
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sUNDEIES.
1856
1856

1861 GROCERIES. 1856
I AN now receiving my WINTER STOCK of GROCER
i les and PROVISIONS to which ] most respectfully
call the attention of Families and all consumers as my
viii he full Goods have been bought
to sell. For particulars please call examine Soc.
Ind prices. GEO W COBB.
January 1856 1-tf
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Neatly and duraby made for sale on reasonable terms
Carriage Trimming.
They also prepared to TRIM in the and
manner, Buggics and Carriages at all times.
s-addlers' Trimmings.
The trade purchase of at fair rates. Saddlcrs
Trimmings of all kinds
Boot and Shoe Department.
We have connected with our csaI slrent The old ard
well known Boot Shoe hRnufactory of George Priest
ly, enabling us to manufacture
Ladies, Ges,ticne,t'S, G5ad Childrens, fashionable
Boots - & Shoes,
at the shortest notice. and Of kind quality hat
may be desired The Boots Shoes manufactured hy
as made Of better materials with than
the usual Eastern work, that Is manufactured only for
seH'Rg And those who try make viii learn that
1t Is good practical economy to encourage home industry
Boot and shoe Findings.
We prepared to supply the trade cheapy heT
can purchase elsewhere Our Stock large and the
sortment complete.
good assortment of Leather constantly hand. and
We can supply Dealers and Manuac with amount
of Stock desired.
Having lad experience Of over Cnty-Eve years
IN our business, do not deem egotism that We
can be done at any establishment in Knowing
our business-intending to follow il for lvingand de-
slTng to live by it. also disposed those live
who trade with US, and would therefore say to all
CONE AND TRY Us.
tel. GEO PRIFSTIY & co.
Mineral Point, Wis. -ly