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and see fellOw-citizen beaten TO death merely fol
carrying bis principles with him, rather than inte;
fere at the risk Of having his motives mi'uuder-
stotd. AZ to Douglass brags about New York,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and New Hampshire,
there is Just about as much truth in them as 10
Whist be says about Kansas, though even as to
Kansas be unintentionaly lets drop some truth, as
when he say that law on one side and lawess vio-
lence on the other. Donglas places the whole
eist of the Presidential campaign on the manten-
srce or not of Border RufisDism in Kansas. Very
good; that is precisely the ground on which it
should be placed.
Douglas having finished, procession was formed
which proceeded ID the White House, at an upper
window of which appeared the unhappy Pierce to
recte cutand. dried Grafton, the study and prepa-
ration Of which had probably not been altogether
labor Of love. However, by this time he had
attained to tolerable composure, and recited his
piece with considerable credit. Among other
reasons which he suggested to the world and to
himself for not taking his rejection too much TO
heart was the assertion that he should carry with
him into retirement-if be should live till then, of
which he seems to have some doubts" a con-
" sciousness Of having adopted no single measure
q" of public poli.y," during his administration,
which be did not believe to be demanded by the
best interests of his country" nor one which did
not at the moment Of speaking " command the
appreciation Of hi, judgment" and his " CON
science;" as to ell which we have only to observe
that as Mr.. Pierces Judgment is notoriOusly weak
so bis conscience also must be tough as piece OF
soe-leathtr. Certainly this was good word for
II an to cay after all the blood shed in Kansas, aud
upon whose conscience lies the load of all the out
rageous dongs of Shannon, Leconpte, Donaldson
aid Jones. We have heard Of notorious crim-
mails who at the moment of being swung of, de-
clared their innocence with their last BREATH and
solemny appealed in proof Of to the testimony OF
their consciences, ar we fancy i! must have been
from the Newgate calendar that Franklin Pierce
borrowed this port Of his last dying speech and
confession. 1t is an cid trick, but one not very
likely to impose on anybody.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

The Hon. CnARLTs sUnSERs Great Speech in bshaf Of
Free Ksns. printed in fair large type and forming large
stitched and trimmed sctsvo pamphlet Of 50 pAsss
ready at THs TRIBUNE ORos. Price 4c per d0sen, eaf
per hundred, 81 per tousand-cssh. Orass
neatly solited We Republicans to procure at loas
sufficient copies 10 les tb>k Beishb0n and marx 10,
what Mr. Sumner brutaly beaten by Brooks IN the
holding Members of Congress, nearly all Of whom BY their
resistance Official investigation BY Committee, have
virtually approved the deed. Let the People hear Mr.
Sumner, and then judge between him and his sssalants
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

rally of the Democracy, to respond to the nom
inaton OF Mr.. Buchanan, was held in Washington
city on Saturday night Senator Douglas was the
principal speaker. Gen. Cass also made speech,
and the meeting proceeded to serenade the Presi-
dent. VINO made speech approving of the proceed
iDgs of the Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

The particulars of an extraordinary case of fraud
are given in our City Items. Property to the
amount of $1OO, 900 is said to be involved.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
~-W.

DIR. Mutt'r, the celebrated profs..or os S.x.:
the Jefferson Medical College, Phu.a.,a,5s q"
signed account Of failing health and thers, Nv 'e
received the distinction of Emeritus proses.a
his intention TO leave to the College his ,oo,.;s :"
n useum and ESQ 900 beside.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

At meeting of citizens of Worcester Mass, on
Saturday night $4,500 was collected to aid the
FREE settlers in Kansas, and much larger amount
was pledged. large number of men propose to
enirate TO Kansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

One of the largest and most respectable meetings
ever held in Providence, r. l., assembled on Sat-
urday night to condemn the outrage upon Senator
Sumner. DR.. Wsyland, DIR. Hedge, Prof Cas-
well, Prof Gamma and others were prominent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

There was a large meeting at Flushing on Satur.
day night to express the opinion of the people on
the late outrage in the Senate Chamber A report
is given in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

HOLLOwAY's PILLs.--Dyspepsia, the ma
- ,,sInt NJ his coun,ry y...,e before th, search
sns purifying ard tonic influence Of this irresistible medicine
s pas act sn eousy upon the stomach the liver aud
ths how els Sold at the manufetorss No 81 Msdenane
EsvYrs and No "a Strand London and by all drusss a.
s5c Ole and 81 per box
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

The Missouri Democrat sts'es thA Col. Benton
accepts tie nouoa'ioi :T G'''nor' and VII canvsss
t.. State.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

Goops and Toys lust nei at No 499 broadway oy IL .
PocsRs who has from his Old saad eNoS
variety Of Ladies Fans, Rviicu es, Jet Ornaments
l,as,s Bush,s Combs Peifum-ry and tancy soaps Ao,
the plee tn-nt Of Toys, Dol. Gimes Ne i
The and chcen lately n ported and
for sale At the lowest impOrter pices By H. ROGERS NO.
broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

NOTICE To THOSE TROUBLED WITH TfU UMUKS.-
Owing to the grea, demsd o5 ScRoFULous ONrMsNrS IN
EvYork CITY, shall be at No. Ply @oaih House, No 4@9
from ,he 9th 20 the l4th ius from m to D. M
All Who are troubled with Humors respectfully invited
call Ady,ce IN all gIats DONALD Kennedy proprietor
Cf KrhNrpY's MEDICAL DISCOVERY, Roxbury Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
e JAMES BUCHANAN,
= JOHN Y. MASON,
V PIERRE SOULE.
lirh chnrene. Oct. Is. 1sSl.p

"Az la C1orele, Oct Is, lSd'
Let those 10 whom Mr. Buchanan is commended
ss candidate whose election would be guarantee
of peace and prosperity study the Cincinnati re.
solves by the light of the Ostend dispatch, and
firm thereon an iLde pendent judgment.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
WILDFR's PATENT SALAMANDEK SAFE

The ONLY SALAsAKpER SAFE made, and
THE BEST FIRB-PRosF SAFE N ThE WORLD.
Secured with Wdei Patent Powder and Burglar Proof LOCK-
AL Safes made by
WARRANTED FREE FROM DAmPSEss.
NoTIcE-Snss c. H Nisg lakes OF sells MS eel
sbrated Fire Proof SAFE his bcense hs ing sxpired
Depots No Iz2 Wsts-st (nsN WallJ New. York,
nss u w anut aod Granite SITS, Phls felPna, and
9o 10 Wslis-st, chicago, Ill.
B G. WILpER & Co.,
Patentess a Manufacturers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

NVrT1Eo's EOIJCoN-A new MuscS lnstru.
vpt comsss,s advss ases Of the Organ eodeon ald
P,sns the tuse rioh mellow, aud powerful and Is wei
sdsptsd Cor Church operate Muse II has re:eived the
hbes testimonials from the Irossion, smstess and tle
Sd throw United States which be seeh al the
saS N SIS GRoyEsrEEN TRUsLow,
No. 505 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC hereby soemnly
cau,ioa the citizens Of New York against the dangerous i'm "a
tons Of my MAsetTic POWDER and PILLS, winch aeaess
articles for destruction of insects aud yernn Tae oPu
Dr Valentine Mott Dr. s. Moore,
P,.fesscr Reed DR. Bedford,
p,of. sor Cbito, DIR Francis,
DIR. Van Rensselaer,, Dr Wagstau tt
Members OF the Medical College.
Coleman 4 Ste,son, Astor House.
Darel d. Howard, esq, living House.
Preston III. Hojges, esq Carlton House.
Thayer Cozzens, ESQ West Point.
Ard numbers OF other citizens whose csrtfcstes
'' ~ +. Lyon, No. 42i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

Wlas - HAR-DYE - WIGS - BACHELORS
WIGS and improvements peculiar TO their house
Thsy are celebrated ell world o their graceful beauty
ease duraby-ftiDs to sharn The largest and best
stock the world II private for applying his famous
DYE Sold at 3ATcnRLoRs No. 253 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

CRIsTADOROs HAIR DYE, WIGS AND T'oUPEEs
stand presmnent above ali competition suite OF elegant
private applying bis famous DYE the greatest
s,rdad article hind throughout the world his new
stve Of WIGS aud ToUPEEs perfection Itself Wnoosse
"a retail at CRIsT ADoR0's, Nc. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
Rich CARPETINGs.

PKrERsoK UhPHREY,
No. 81 Broadway, opposite tho St Nicholas,
Are selling ncb Velvet CsrpetiDs from ~ to IA yero
Rich Tapestry Csrpetins, from 81 to loi per yard.
Rich Brussels CarpetiDe, from " 70 81 per yard.
Rich Sply, elegant eolors from 81 TO 81 per yard.
Rich Hesvy Saperfpe, from s. 10 81 per yard
Oil Cloths Curtain MaeTials, Mattresses, &c, equally Il
fprcaA. PETERSON & HUMPHREY No. 524 Broad 1wsy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
TARIE. FLooR AND STAIR OILCLOTH. CHEAP

1s st Conices chespi 2o0o psirs osik iaudscapes III
2o upward 900 gilt Shades cheap silk Bands brade
Tsssei Loops, Pins aud Window Drspenes cheap 5eo cls
Papers from 49, a. 26, 81 &C. 10000 do. Blanks from
every pton made order at WV.
T. BROWNS No 26l between Murray and Rob
fpso York
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-19
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
VI isc0nsin Rank.
Mineral Point.


THIS institution having relinqushed Is rights uner
the Banking of this State, and deposited with
Bank Comptroller, Madison 81 mensE aGlheient
redeem all standing coun Esie9 circulating
a. par,
Soiiee therefore hereiv given that al ts COULTER
signed c renI2-*uE of this Bank rresen
al q Bank QsrantroiieF's uice fr-rrtia 5ti4su
years tie Gate II the 70 81 bs
notice or that The funds DEPOSITED the REDEEM sion Of
the uiii be surrendered ~ tits Bark.
ysnZ4y. HENRY 2. GFD.-fT- Cashier.
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70 ARE TIE DIsUNI0NIsTai

.a- extracts are selected from au-
= opinions expressed by men,
are aaw prominent supporters Of
,atmare:
= alee, q Florida
part I asu ready to proceed TO ex-
81 even 70 the dissolution OF the
hror-H. Of Mississippi
.,.a'' froTiso IS adopted, it viii
y. ,... VIII sweep away this Union
. acFcgtly 1t viii do So.
-.ss.' a louisiana
s..ae-a man who VIII stand up and
Is IS ieg The Union. now and forever
Il 'oaS 70 Il people he represents
sA' are IN open hostility. If Cali
ANNEXED wISh preamble declaring
=. asE free, am willing to dissolve
Of Tennessee
- @Amet Proviso is adopted. ] and
really to walk ont Of the Union"
.er, ri South Carolina
-AAe ne salvation of the Union
question:
A~oon, Of Virginia.
Ne was thrown off and the
s4..ls,o r Georgia
~. - . ~, ..a1t Proyiso pass in anv form,
1-ss 4 al for the dissolution OF the
@sa..e o.. Virginia.
s1y--g.e Is, / am not willing TO sub
E l1tend to have the land, peace
Nh ,.i; foES5RLy ii we must"
Esd lille, of MissiSsipni--
.--s.-e 81 the south know their rights,
-a.-,ain them at all hazards. even
.-s-lloa result.
must defend their rights at the ex-
owing resolution was adopted ~
'i-al caucus of southern democrats beId
on II January, 1919:
NJ, hat the dissolution of the Union
,-e 70 the submission of the South to
-2oi Proyiso" -
w .Hg toasts We're drank at a demo-
~ July celebration at Atchison CITY.
81 secession or otherwise-a bea-
d. - an oppressed people and the su-
w southern wrongs. { Enthusiastic
Of Aiehison-May she, before the
ear ., he the capital of a South
-e.'e- lCheers- 7
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Relig Gus Notice

T Hettlehirn, for nine years \ Mission
s1. viii lecture ut the First Presbvter-
IN this village, on Thursday evening
nueneing 1t "a o'clock. His long
among tie Japanese, as Missionary.
e., las edabled him 70 collect a
sust,nn. alike novel and Interesting.
are invited 10 a.:end aud listen 10
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z pgOiican Meeting.

electors Of the town IF Min
VT. ire requested to meet at the Court
q Friday evening next Tor the purpose
.as eleven Delegates TO represent said
81 District Convention to be held on
{. .ie-ueua
a 1855.
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Village Lots an lIi#eraz Point.


IS TO- c. So g. I0I 1874 I2 I6s 173 1877 2o9 o5S oe3
30, 2IS, = III 255 Twins Addition lot > block =
Iot I3l IlarIisoH's Survey lat g. pit III block -
= block "a pit Is, Z, block 30 TO- pt n h VIiePs
Survey; PIT us Harrson's Survey IS pit 30 Yl:ets
survey lot T. block 40 Staycley's addition pit 1879
1-iO9 acre, Harrsas survey pt l. pt block - 253
Z9i 20, Harrison survey Ylies survey . 4 5 bl o.
ri IS, pit 49, pit 81, 90, Eliets survey block 30 block
% ut ., s. block II pit 81, 43 Yliets survey 25 PIG
2S, z45 49, 30 243, pit 247 Harrsons survey Il II
pt 10 block 81 o, II block II 219 Harrisons survey
~ IA . II block 81 pit 81 Nlets survey 200, 90
Twins addition ;, =, block - s. 8, 10, II block u
block 81 Z, block pit ll2, So feet commerce 81
iei survey ~ NIiets survey pit 1885, 1856 14o. al
H. l64 Harrsons survey 13. IL block y 2 s. block
- 100 \ lets survey S, Z, block l03 10I 81
- III, l29. ll 49, 1873 154 199 POS I+7 III 2s9
2 249 ISIS 146, IL Irving addition 80 Tayors addi
lon O. - ., II, block pit 196, pit 49, Harrisons sur
vey A. 10 y. 49, pt 81 90 feet commerce. Vliets survey;
! 10 block 81 l, block pit % pit 24 pt IS 50
pt IL pt0, pit 81, pit 81, Il, VEets survey l66 49,
42N, ~ HarIls9ns survey ], p I. s, block 104
Hoard St. IS lbs, ~ IIving's addition /, block p
., block 33 /, block block pt III 80 feet Hoard
street pt l22, IL feet Hoard street 2OS 2I0 211 "a 2l2
go Harisons survey lot > block u lot 3, block 50 :;
block = Z OF of Jo9 Ncits So 81. So Vleis
pit 100 l9l tarrisons; 127. 81. 50, Oh ~ 109 Ir
wings IS, 50, lle. l2o 22 i23, l25, 155, ryngs pol
700, Isl, lb2 225, 29, 23i 2l0 Iyings PAS 2I3 2I4
Z3I, 49, go 2T7, $50 304. 3j7. Igyng's block 20
block 81 block IL pit % 95 Icit's 1874 Irvings;
block - = b % l0+ NIeits PIT. o. JAN o.;
Irviugs pit los, pt 1872 HarIisons.
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>.-a1--" would ask especial atten-
9 advertisements Of DR.. JONI II. Wv
.asr rtIrm. Or. Vivian has an un-
-r-a s.oca ofDrucs. Medicines. Paints.
7--g1s tAem extremely low Give him
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STATE OF WISCONSIN
Bank C0afptreHer's OEsce.

MADISON. June L. 1886
TIvHE Wisconsin Bank Mineral Point in this STATE
having relinguished b0sness and deposited in this
Of money sufficient to redeem ell their
standing izpad rculang notes par, Notice
therefore hereby iven that alt the outstanding
signed circulating notes 81 said Bank w TO redeemed ii
par. on presentation AT this Office
2yztv5 WY- II. DENNIS Raak Comptroller
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SADHLER,S TOOLS,

Ne ask particular attention to stock of FOOLS
They manufactured expressly for House,
quality ana finish unequaite, and them. Our
prices are as low coIumou article is usually sold for
From dealers and manufacturer throughout the country
ask CALL and Halter ourselves that prices and
terms such will command their corsid
Grafton. 32-6ul
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tt9A9e I<otS--li1ddfaS 4dc'ftOn
LOIS : Q, 10 H. t. Spring s. II Bc4uotte 81 so ST.
- po!ge St, li3 Ia, III, iiS Jewell
U'lsOH's addition.
Part lots IS, %, So and lot Is, Main st.
Jeakias -ffaitioa.
Part lot ,, block II. Iowa 81, lots , 3 Iowa St
lnts 3 :, block !, Division St. part block Iowa ST. pts
l, ?, block II, Fountain st.
Parrys addition
Lots s. l. block 3. lot :, block !, lot 10, block j.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-19

.v-Nr John PenaleCan Of this VIII
,r.g bruised On Thursday last by
81 4 pair Of horses that he was dri-
gr- !. was thrown upon the ground,and
.-.i.la- to hold the horses, was drag
Gsaee ever { pile ofrocIs, receiving
3. ii the thigh, and bruises on differ
~ of his body and limbs. We I'M
.uu Dr. !. H. VIVIAN, his attending
b, That none Of his wounds are consid-
.-as, and that lie Is aow doing well.
DU,r-The weather continues re-
dry. Farmers have had an excellent
ars thcir crops, but present appear
easc hat corn viii DC cry light, and
sn j and few IN a hill." Nearly all
III town are dry, aud unless there
b. rlucl difficulty VIII be experienced
s water for family uses. We have
u 'he roads as dusty for many years.
sfyG.-Snce the above was in type,
lad a refreshing shower Of rain, and
a.Pearauces still indicate more Of the
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-19

AtT.la-Tao Rex. !. i. T. T1gua-
Fa.5er, viii ofliciate in Trinity
' Point, on Sunday next, 9Th.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-19

sr.p SaTra-The advertisement
:as r.ll be found in another column
,sps-. llr H 5. Keys Of this place,
...;red The right for Iowa. Grant, and
.,r,aa.ies. has commenced their man
"a viii be ready to supply farmers
a,s We have seen one of the seed
,y..a.ion, and feel confident that it is
-s,- that viii give the m st entire sat-
frmers. 1t sows all kinds of seed
!. .eeI TO corn. in any weather, far more
can be done by hand; besides it
a. work 50 much faster than ia the or
-sr Of seed sowing, that it may truly
only : labor-saying, but time sa-
.e farmers viii do well 10 secure
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-19
Improved Farm Tor Sale.

Improved Farm Tor Sale
VIE undersigned DESTROYS Of devuting his whole time
ami attention to his Touring mill offers for sale
his well known homestead FARM n mile and Il haf west
o. the hourlshng village OF Dodgeyile in Iowa county
Wisconsin Said Farm consists acres nearly u,
nan uaer cultivation, tho remainder being timber and
hay bottoln II IS well watered, all enclosed and has ~
good o"eng houses. rock spring house large barn
VIVA stationary thresEirg machine attached ANA root
mouse ana Wiil # desired be sold with growing crops
farming implements.
the premises. =
May 81, IS56.-23tf WILLIAM JAMES
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TAX NOTICE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, low A CO.. WIS,
P.SERAL PoINr. Arcusr Isss

NOTICE hereby given much each OF the follow
necessary for that purpose, wilI the second .s1a
tte 9th day. OF september next and the next
ua be sold at pub &c Auction the Office of the nu
y Treasurer in the village of Mineral Poinf in said O.
Tor me payment OF Taxes interest and charges thereon
above mentioned. - my '
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80. oTE--One hundred and sew
mans signed the Fremont Copsti-
--5 ing ing n this city. this week, one
! - ~ y-one of whom voted TOR
'--D7r5it Daily .45pertiser.
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un OTHER MATTERS.
MEETING.

lean meeting at the Court House
q ming Of last week was well at
=. I. rarqrks of Mr.. CRANE were well
csnssd quite 4 commotion IN the
= - terrified. He laid the true issue
- campaign plainly before has au-
.IIBJed to tie efforts of the sham
5raw of the minds of the people
4. I.o side issues. He showed the IN
rbe course Of the democracy IN
4.'' 80, the slavery question-at one
~ he most stringent anti-slavery
III At another urging the non-in-
~ -..i,s Is the true principle-at one
= seuatter sovereignty as the
-, '...' l.sparty, and at another, a. the bid
-. s.'-b. repudiating it. 1.-THE adage
:. Ind autters, be true, Mr.. Crane
5-.rB 4 close sight, for the Cater
q i, p-o,slarsry Buccaneers, from the
hits. Ias not ceased even to this
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-19

We offer for sale in this department. Oak and Tcnoci
Tanned Harness. Bride and Collar Leather, Hog skin
Seating, Srting and Pad skins, Spanish aud Slaughter
Sole Leather French, fhila2epie, and Western Tanned
Calf and Kip SKINS Oak and Heinloek Upper Leather
Lace Leather, Morocco Binding and Lining Skins, with
q full and general assortment oi shoe Findings.
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ATyYATER IMPROVEMENT

a VI T.
FaSHIS highly valuable invention first brought to
& the notice OF the public BY the AcssTs. Jerome,
New Haven, Conn, whose worldwide reputation
makers, has rendered their familiar household
words. 1t the intention have manufactured
by thousands with yiew Of bringing them uni
Fersa use, The price of Sl0yas established ruling
rate But in the of the &cssrs Jerome
unexpectedly cverfHssn bF fBisforruue, and
quen}ly, oblige6 70 abandon this enterprise
with which they had identified themselves.
The present prop6toFe have engaged ii the business
with the highest hope and expectation of being able
place before the public article greater general utility
than as been Introduced within the memory ef
They have made with reliable IsFies for
the m7nufaeture Of tie machines, who viii furnish
such persons NAV purchase Territorial III MS, such
quantities as r8y he required to the demand.
County rights placed ST. low figure and confident
Of the utility Of these machines FOR family
that believe good saiesuen retail machines enough
in single week in the principal town city in anys
county IN Wisconsin, 20 pay from tie PROFITS o. such sales
for the entire county right. Any purchasing
t. light i furnished VITA list of prices counties in
the North States, and Is privileged to make sale
Of any county right for which Sc may sad pUrr
and for all territory he thus sell Is allowed retain
a commission of 25 cents the amount realized
y. r. he GpPeaHt no Age.-s; and furnish machines
only those who may purchase comfy State Rights.
For further information apply TO
T. ". JOHNSON. Agent,
PaTlor No. ~, Mat:esoa House. Chicago, III,
Post Office Box o12
Til
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French German and Philade iphia Calf Skin, Rfps
&C.. Findings of all Z. inds.
PARM FOR SALE!

VIII sell reasonable terms, hundred and sixty
asrss of coicc isne, tif being square qaartcr
tion siiaated Va the town Of Clyde. Iowa County
coi-in in the Immediate ti-l,0Tood Of two hourin,
nlits fwo ues from the Wisconsin river, three miles
from tie Atrauhee and Prairie du Chen Rafrnsd 50
under cutvatinn so Is cf handsome bur
oak the stream Of Otter Creek running
corner Of said land comfortable hswea Iog house
XII e attached - 80 thrifty fruit trees, and other
shrubbery out buildings &c. Immediate possession Civ
en- For further particulars, enquire Of ( MORTON,
Dated Isle, Fob. 2. 1856. I0-tf
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B . I / Z r "a HOTEL.
Plqtterile Grant ....l1 Coa,ta U1scons;u
fAFlNG taken and fitted up in the most aacnffeant
~ le the stand formerly known a. the Atwood
oie the undersigned would respectfully ask for il
snare OF public patronage. His Table viii ALWAYS m fiit
hisie Ia good taste and his Rooms large and airy
ana IL every department the intention to consult
the CONTEXT ana wishes OF his patrons Good Stables and
atteniiF' t}stlers always in readiness.
= B"aTlers ny the lav week furnished with All
necessary conycnicnces al reasonable rates.
IlaiteEllie lS36. i-hf WV. BrTLER
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81 MANUFACTURE or
80 ROOTS & SHOES @kzSA
At BIS old stand High Street Mineral Point nearly
opposite the Court House, where all will
III ihe best MANNER, ara reasonable terms
rantec 10 he equal 80 any done in the
public invited to call, and ascertain for themselves
his prices ana the appearance OF his work. Feeling
hdent that he satisfy all vino in of BOOTS
ana SHOES, he would respectfully solicit share
puliic patronage
y Boots aud shoes Of our manufacture, from
the best Of stock and Of all sizes, constantly
SALE and Warrant ed equal any Tslaae in the State
French. German and PHILADELPHIA Calf SKIN, Rfps
&C.. Findings of all y inds.
y Repairing done with neatness and dispatch, on
short notice. JOHN HADFIEID.
The highest price in cash paid for Hides,
Mineral Point. February 4. 1856. 1svStf