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FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
INSU lance OMPANY,
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
Capital 100000.
Cash Paid an SIOO 900

Especial attention given to Insurance of FARM PROPER
TT, DWELLINGS AND OUT-BUIDINGS
NSURES such buildings contents favorable terms
for 3 years. Insures Stores, Warehouses; Build
ings or contents, and Personal Property generally.
Losses equitaby adjusted and promptly PAID IN CASH
This Company is Joint Stock Association organized
under special Charter, granted by the Legislature
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of $500 One
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in Sc
curey invested in bonds and mortgages. The Company
being thus securely organized upon basis the D-
rectors take pleasure in recommending ii to the public.
favor worthy of confidence and support, with the
that all Losses shall be promptly honorablv
adjusted As this Is purely Stock Company mutual
business viii be done, nor premium notes taken.
Officers; IN. NJ. DONALDSON, President J. W
EDDY, Vice President W. T. GIBSON, Secretary A.
GIBSON, General Agent.
lily j. II. CLARY. Agent, Mineral Point
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NooL--Ihe consumption Of wool in this
country for the years 1853 and 1851 was about
three hundred millions of pounds. OF Ill.,
a'io"h' sixty muion pounds were raised here.
'Wen'y-one million We're imported in the raw
state and one hundred and nineteen million in
manufactured goods, Is it not apparent that
10y this system We are driving the products of
our own country from the market and in,-i,i,,,.
those Of other counties? just as good woeI
can be produced and just as fine cloth h. mad,
IN .he lmted States as in any part Of the
world.-PrdctioaE Farmer.
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1896. New Volume. 1856
Graham's American Monthly Magazins
1876.
New Volume.

DISTINGUISHED III IoZt.b
-Der0tea to 1Irf, Literature and Fashion
TIVE New Volumes, commencing with the Janua-ry
l. 1856, wiz contain OVER TWELVE HUSpRED PaGs,t
the choicest reading matter STEEL and MOOD EysA,r
Each Number viii contain a splendid Steel Eng-a7i.,
Plate of the Paris Fashions, Steel elegantly ,o
one or more articles richly illustrated with Wood gn
Reviews of New Books Monthly SUMMARY HIM. 4
Fashion, and Fashionable Intelligence Patterns &
Needie-work, and New Music.
THE STEEL ENGRAyINGS
will embrace finely executed portraits of the ceebu1
other subjects of general interest.
THE FASHION PLATES
engraved Steel after the latest Paris Fa ~
ing out and indoor costumes for the month They h
been pronounced superior TO those published in aDy
American Periodical.
THE WOOD ENGRAvINGs
will be Of the highest finish, and by best author,
THE LITERARY MATTER
.sll consist of Historical Biographical and Liter =
says, Sketches of Travel Fine Arts Novels Tales Pom
ces, ETC. The Novels and Romanees of Grshaus" are
universally acknowledged TO excel in beauty and ips
any Others published in America.
THE EDITORS TABLE
Is made mp of Humorous Sketches Anecdotes For-
Domestic and Literary Gossip, etc.
THE MONTHLY SUMMARY
of current events, prepared by William Dove rive, IN,
densed account of the principal events which have m
pace IN the world, during the preceding month.
THE REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS
from the pen of the great critic, f. p Whipple
THE FASHION ARTICLE
By Genio C. Scott, presents correct and comprebuar
account OF the new styles of Dreses MantiIas Staus
Emoroideres and every thing relating to Fashion o. L
terest to the ladies.
THE NEEDIE-W0RK PATTERNS
or Collars Underseeves, Gaps, Berthas, skirts Frrai
cries for handkerchief and general NeedIc-wok AZ
numerous and beautifully designed.
MUSIC
This alone. al Music store would cost more tana v
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NOT TO BE oUTpoNE.-An Englishman and
Yankee We're recently disputing, when the
former sneerinsly remarked. that " fortunately
ire -i"teFtc''nS couldn't go farther than the Pa
enc shore, Yankee scratched his pregnant
BRAN Tor an instant and then triumphantlv re-
pied g Why, good gracious they're already
LeYeiing the Rocky Ko'uqtaiRs, and cartinr the
dirt out West; had letter last week from
my cousin, who is living 200 miles west of the
Pacific shore-oH made land :"
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WASTE NO TmE--Enioy life moment by mo-
ment- Let not an hour pass in which YOU do
not catch one pleasing impression. See the
Sunlight lying in golden shafts upon the carpe.
at your feet Enjoy lis splendor Let YOUR
mind revert 10 the wonder thai The sun performs
on Its ceaseless round-this movement warmiog
the heart of the shrouded vegetation that shall
spring up to life, giving JOY in its turn to 9TH
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The Peach CEor-Last year. having demon
strated the fact that peaches may be produced
IN Wisconsin. of a quality not inferior to those
of more southern cline, we would naturally
suppose that those who are admirers Of that
most delicious fruit (and where Is the person
who is not y would be anxious to know II The
extreme cold weather, of January Sth and 9th.
has not destroyed the peach buds. To such We
would say, 1t is opinion the peach buds
have not as vet been injured. and may he Sc
cured from What is called winter-killing.'' bv
little care Take coarse manure cha..r or
straw and cover the ground around the trunks
OF the trees, 50 as 10 prevent its thawinc until
April and the work Is done. Proof Is not
wanting TO establish the fact that peaches are
produced where the cold is often intense. In
the valley of CouLoc;on peach trees are often
killed To the ground, while on a ncichborinr
hill, 500 feet above the valley and 1900 above
the level of the sen, there Is an orchard which
yields regular crops.
r. =. MAINE.
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Is About $4,000 sheep were driven from
Ne" AeSieo to California last wear. They
were purchased at the rate of 50 per head. and
so-o Tor from SIX 10 eight dollars.
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y MORMON GRAsSHorFER-' A Grasshopper
from Utah was exhibited in New York last
week which measured five inches in length ,"
No wonder they had short ere ps in that Ter
ritory.
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3 II we mus lash one another, let it be with
'ae manly strokes of Wit and satire for 7 am If
Inc Old philosophers opinion. that if rn,st s,,f
Ter from one or the other, 1 should r,tbar ;.
shouia De from the paw OF the lion. than fro,,,
heof Of al ass. '-1 'Ne
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afihefs' make proper use of your
Inc ana remember that when it is once gone
1t can never be recalled.
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HARD-W area large and full assortment of Shelf
Il Hardware Also, Mill and u cut Saws Anil
BiacksInths Bellows, Vices Log. Shut Link and Trace
chains Pump Chain and fixtures Grind Stones and PoiI
sale low by John NH TON 8 sc ra r OF
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.

WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
H Z M q " "a Il
WE have removed entire stock of Wooden and
w Willow Ware to No 120 Second street. door
above Vine, opposite Kings Hotel. st. Louis No.
S. CUPPLES g. CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
BRooMS, BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, BLEACHING,
HEMP, MANILA, JUTE AND COTTON
C0RDAGE AND TWINES
OF all finds. Wrapping Paper Selves, Curry Combs and
Cards, and Hames.
Being engaged extensively in Manufacturing than
other house in our line in the West, will
sell lower than other house in st. Louis IL
viii call on us before purchasing either Chicago or Gin
clnna you will find that prices will average lower
than IN either of the two places. We call particular at
tention to
Stock of TURNED AXE ond PICK HANDLES Well
Buckets and Iron bound Kegs from to gallons
and brushes of all kinds, and all kinds of Willow Wagons
Cradles, Cabs, Hampers. Clothes and Market Baskets
and every description of Fancy Work and Travelling Ba
kes Cedar Tubs Churns in Boxes, Cans and Buckets all
OF ST. Louis manufacture except the two last which we
bring direct from the manufacturers
We are also Agents for PIERCE x cos Milwaukee
Matches, which selling Factory prices freight
added. Weare also MANUFACTURING the Large Steam-
boat and stable Brooms, and first Imitation Shaker
Brooms. Broom Handles and Irvine always hand.
3In7
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NEW WINTER GOODS.
/ UST received from NEW York a fresh supply of
- GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Articles
a large assortment of
UNDER GARMENTS
Very heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers-Heavv Cotton rib
bed MerlaoMiNed Shirts and Pants-Extra heavy Nava
silk Shirts, &c \ variety White Shirts plain ancv
and Observation-Disclosures ShirtsWhite shirts and color
ed bosoms-Check shirts, &c.
CRAVATS
Black and Fancy Colored Cravats--W aterforh-Iace-
Observation-Disclosures Adjusters, &c.
SUPERIOR Fur GL0YES-DRAB BUCK GAUNTLETS
GENTS HEANY MANTLE SHAWIS
Also just received variety of WOODEN articles for Ladies'
Gents, and Children-Superor Saxony Coats for
dies-Elegant Saxony Scarfs-A variety of Comforter
Childrens Zephyr Saeks-Hoods-Vi ctorines- Sleeves
Gaiters-Boaz-Mitts &c.
Superior knit Socks-a variety of Wooden Nit4s and
Gloves for Men and Boys.
Mesdms PALMER < Co.
High St, opposite z. o.
mineral Point, Nov b, 1900 S-5otf
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Yotfls, It,.
UNITED S T A sSfa TES HOTEL.
High Street, Mineral llIk8 Point, Wisconsin, by
Hugh ss1 Phillips,

HAVING now completed and fitted up in the neatest
Il Il and best style for Public House, his Rock
House building the old Franklin House. the
signed Is nov prepared to accommodate travellers board
&c, in the best All the furniture about the
house entirely and he has the best of
walters the public rely upon his ae being supplied
in good STYLE with the best the mar ket affor1s.
Good stabing for horses and attentive grooms always
in readiness.
The Public are invited to call.
49f HUGH PHILLIPS rroprietor.
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1856
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

CAPITAL 100000.
'hlS Company incorporated in 1910 and is ono If
Il the Oldest and best of the Stock Insurance Conn
ltlles The statement made the Stockholders June
IN 800, shows the assets of the Company 1917
Dol ~. H. HUNTINGTON, President
L Il BOWERS, Secretary
me agent Will take risks upon good terms as ony
otner Company, and will issue policies thereon
o'-d j. II. CLARl Agent, Mineral Point
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NEW OACuES.
ID a Z 4 Il III Z.
OF STAGES FROM MUSCODA TO WARREN

9@SSssAA Leaves Warren. Ils every morning at
T-NlEE4A-@~G = O'clock arrival of the cars and
arrives at Mineral Point to dine, and at Highland y
O'Clock in the evening.
Leaves Highland at = A. NJ. dine at Mineral Point
arrive at Warren in time for evening train.
Hacks take passengers from Highland to Nuscoda at
A. NJ, and leave Muscoda for Highland p. NJ daiiy
Sundays excepted
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY OF WIS.
November 10, 1855. 52-tf
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BUFFERS @xhA HOTEL,
PfatteviHe, Grant E.1kA County Wisconsin.
ITAVING taken .id fitted up in the most magnificent
/ style the stand formerly known the g Atwood
Hole the undersigned would respectfully ask for ii a
share of public patronage. His Table viii always be fur
nished in good TASTE and his Rooms large and airy
and in department the intention will be to consult
the comfort and wishes of his patrons Good Stables and
attentive Ostiers always in readiness.
Boarders by the day wee. furnished with all
necessary convenences at reasonable rates.
Platteville, 1856. i-lyD WM BUTLER.
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COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
thted states. Canadns and Great Britain
The only reliable work of the kind in the rorld j.
invaluable assistant to the Editor Book Publisher 81
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part OF the country the receipt of So addressed
LAY x BROTHER
No. 20 South Fourth-st, above Walnut, Phli
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w the following described tracts of land and city
lots in the Counties of la Fayete, Columbia Iowa
Wisconsin:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous to the Mloaukee and Mississippi Railroad
GS WE will sell that valuable Farm lately occuped
W. w by Mr.. John Hand, together with all the
---'- out-housns thereon and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality Said Farm con-
tans nearly 200 Acres of first land of which
broken and well fenced. There pasture on the
same and well watered Also all Farming Inn
PIGMENTS. and so Acres Of fine land Dover, Wis
with comfortable House the same
The above premises situated the Model Mills
in Iowa County minute description of said premises
may be seen at office.
Valuable Property for Sale.
IN THE COUNTIES OF IOWA AND COLUMBIA, WISCONSIN.
TyE undersigned offer for sale following described
Il Real Estate:
y of und e of Il of i 20 town s. range .
SW u Of W q, See %, Town 5, Range East
Und p of f = of = f =. " "a s.
Z of f =, and
+ = of y, L. f.
No. 81 20100 3 of the fractions and
of \ + i Sec !, town s. range > East.
No. 81 951OO north fractions No 49, town 10
range East.
No II 901o0 fractional town IL range
East.
IND = Of Lot t5-vHet's survey, Mineral Point Wis
" y of Lot No A,
- DUNN READ Agents.
Mineral Point Wisconsin 51-G
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FOR SALE.

'IiE SOUTHEAST quarter of Section thrty-three TOWN
l. eighf range four East. Also several uninproy.d
ots ana parts OF Lots in the village Dode1 lille Also
the place formerly known the jenkins pace
IN Dodgevle being parts of Lots and four in Io
three. 49, " 0eN
Any OF the above property will be sold cheap and on
favorable terms. Apply TO ~ ~ ~
cohb x MESSMORE- Agents. Mineral Point
OF 10 AUG. f. DOW, the owner
A'-H- New York CITY.
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NEW IRON DEPOT,

IINHE undersigned having so-a
OF the iron Manufacturers of Pittsburgh and inten-
ing 70 devote some attention to this branch of trade has
htted up building exclusively for the sale of ~
IRON
And having purchased large Stock vould invite ,ta
attention OF Wagon-MaEers and Blacksniths tn
has Stock, as he is determined at Galena
JOHN MILTON 4 CO.
io'n'' may, 1900 -ly
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.

400 STOVES
EMBRACING nearly every variety known, particularly
II approved patterns just received and Offered
for sale by WM. LANY0N son, on Commerce Street
Among his assortment may be found the following:
AR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
May FIoter, Water Hlch.
Black Diamond, Iron Monarch,
Prairie Queen, UesferR Queen,
NeH H0rid, CuttrGtor, UHirerse,
keystone, 1tlGss, BaHgRp, Lion, SC
PREMIUM STOVES,
OF all sizes-a patterns in Also, the follow
ing, among other:
PARI.oR STOVES
Sylranwith without Floral open clos'd fronts
Boston, 9 Cottage Stores, Sc, SC
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size together with few COAL
STOVES, both for Cooking and the Parlor. He has also
a large Stock of beautiful
Britannia w are,
including
Tea Pets, Coffee Pots, : Sugar UrRs, Crearers,
Moidsses Pitchers, C0stOrs Pitchers,
Mugs. Cups, Cnadiesticks,
Spttto0Hs Lamps SC. SC. &c.
Tin. Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
of all kinds constantly hand, manufactured to
der the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment is FURNACE
where work in either of their respective lines viii be done
in the best possible
lob Work attended TO in any of the above Shops
short notice.
desiring any thing his line invited
to call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANY0N Il son.
Mineral Point October, 1853 -ly
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FARM FOR sAIE.
CONTAINING 100 acres of Land well improved with
- fine Orchard thereon and well watered 1t i ono
of the most delightful locations in the countrvabop 81
miles from Mineral Point. For further particulars in
quire of "
FAIRCH1LD & IVES
Also
Farm lying about II miles from Mineral Point
ing $40 under good imprevement-we fenced and
well watered. with so acres of Timber Also fine lot or
Young Cattle, Cows, &c.
For further particulars inquire of
5f FAJRCHIT n l. Iypc
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AMERICAN Din; Ho U S E
BYA. E8..l. shift.

BY a. -&2@V- SffIEF.
TIME undersigned takes pleasure in saving to the citi
Of Mineral Point and the travelling public that
he has fitted up his House, High Street. in the best
possible for the accommodation of Travellers and
Boarders His table WILL at all be supplied with
the bast the market affords and but the first class
cocks and walters will oe employed.
Good Stablesa al attentive 0stlers, at all times, in
readiness for those who have Horses.
share of the generoos patronage of the public is
spectfully solicited. A. shift.
Mineral Point September 1855. Nv
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oSence specified in the act entitled " An aet for
the punishment of cyimes.p pissed March 6,
1881, shall be found a trae bill By any grand
jury unless the name of the prosecutor be en-
dorsed thereon, except such bill be found upon
testimony sworn and sent tothe grand Jury by
order of the court 81 the request of the prose-
cutting attorney, or the foreman of the grand
Jury, in which cases the fact that the bill was
found upon testimony sworn and sent to the
grand jury by order Of the court, shall be en-
dorsed on the bill instead of the name of the
prosecutor.
SEC. z. That in all. cases where the Irose-
eutorss name is endorsed on the bill, ana the
same is found q true hill by the grand jury,
and upon trial the defendant is acquitted, the
prosecutor shall be liable for costs, and The
court at the term at which snchacQuittal shall
take place or at any subsequent term, shall
r-nder judgment against spch prosecutor for
sloh costs unless the court shall be OF opinion
tn 1t there were reasonable grounds for insti-
tutins the prosecution.
SEC. 6. That chapter four containing from
section twenty-nine, to. and including section
fifty-six Of an act defining the jurisdiction and
regulating the practice of the Probate Court.
passed March Il, 1858; also an act ameniatory
of the same, passed April 26, 1854; be and the
same are hereby repealed.
SEC. s. The provisions of this act shall not
apply to the Counties Of Jackson, Vinton,
Meigsi Fayette. Hooking, Lake, Trumbull, Har-
rison, Portage, Seneca, Adams, Putnam, Henry,
Lucas, Pike, Cuyahoga, Medina. Mercer. Law
renee. Galiia, Miami, Summit, Delaware, Wood,
Ottawa, Carroll, Guernsey, Monroe, Lorain, Sci
OTTO, and the repeal herein of chapter four of
an act defining the jurisdiction and regulating
the practice Of Probate Courts, passed March
ii, 1858, shall not apply to the counties named
in this section, but the jurisdiction of the Pro
bate Court in said counties shall remain the
same as if this act were not passed.
Nh. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the Houseof Representatives.
THOMAS IL. FORD,
President Of The Senate.
April 9th. 1856.
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PRIcEs-FlGid Extract of Buchu. 81 per, hot :
tie, or 6 bottles for So. 4ls s.sa. tsa ~.
Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, sSlspsr bottle
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gallon OF Syrup of Sarsaparilia.9 xmTssE
Prepared and sold by H. T.sIIELMBOLDIsSs
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