Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-04

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G. REAGLEs. PUBLISHER,
emo POS Br0ad~Gy, Nee York,
StUGaR-so Barrels Clarified \ < refined, Just re
Mineral Point, Jan l656-ly
CtRoCkERI and Glass VI area large lot OF ev-
X cry description just received and ana for
sale by ANSLEY TRAAEL-
NERINoES.-A large lot Of French Merinoes and
" "as''" 's ----n' '''' sSsEEr TRAuEL-
yNINDOw GLAoS.-1Oo Boxes assorted from SXlo
w to 24X8o inst received and for sale ht ,..
Mineral Point Jan 1S56-y GEO \" COBB :
Ct.F,T.-80 BARRELS FINE SALT; 20 SACKS C. A.
- SAT-: so SACKS DAIRY SALT, for sale az
Mineral Point, Jan. ls55-ly CoBBs-
rI1Eas-A superior article of Fresh Teas of grade
i Just received by AN9l-El lhAShi--
TENC,>t. NiiLs-5o Kegs just revived and for
HosEY-4eo lbs, Superior Honey. for sale
I'll BY / ). ALLEN
Jan. Is, 1856.