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Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
BREADSTUFFS.


A decline of Is. per barrel since last ad-
vices Is reported in the price of -four in
the Liverpool market.
The quotations for wheat mark decline
of from I'd. to Sd. per bushel of seventy
pounds
Indian corn is reported unchanged.
PROVISIONS.
in the Liverpool provision market a
general decline is reported
MANCHESTER TRADE
Trade at Manchester, and throughout
the manufacturing districts, is stated to
have evinced further and considerably in
creased activity since last advices.
Quotations mark an advance in prices
Tor both goods and yarns.
MONEY MARKET
The London money market is reported
unchanged
Consols are quoted firm, with quotations
unchanged
ADJOURNMENT OF THE PEACE CONGRESS.
The Persia brings the announcement
of the final adjournment of the Peace
congress, and the departure of the PlenI-
potentaries from Austria. Prussia and Sar-
dinia.
Previously to their leaving they had
been entertained with q grand banquet.
THE TREATY.
The ratifcations of the treaty not hav-
ing been yet exchanged, the terms of the
document still remain unknown.
1t is positively stated, however, that
one of Its provisions is, that the forts on
the Caucasian coast are to be rebuilt
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
Masonic.

regular communication on the first Saturday
night of each month.
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
MARRIED.

In this place, on the 9TH list. by the Rev. A. J.
Haynes, Ar. isIAu II. Collins TO Miss ADALINE
COOPER
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
SEWER CorNTy AJAX March g i,

SEWER COUNTY, ARK, March g. 1856.
Ihls is to certify that am using 80 Saw
GIn of B. F. Reniro & Co, which on trial will
pick 25OO pounds of lint in 10 hours and 30 min
ntes-samples well, and seed as clean as usual.
JOHN w. NUNNELLY
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
CertificateS.

HEMPsTEAD COUNTY, Dec. 4tb. 1895.
'niS VIII certify that l am using a sixty-saw
"A N Tin' manufactured by b. F. Renfro & Co. at
washington, and that it samples well. and cleans
bales day. BENZ NAXWET1hs 1i' hse
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
Navigation has Commenced
and is about rGlosing!

A LII those indebted to the late firm of d. & V
II BLOCK are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle, either by draft or cash, and
those having neither, will make it conv venlent to
close up their Indebtedness by note. l am very
anxious to close up the business of the late firm,
and hope may not have occasion to make any
further call on my friends. The unsettled busi-
ness of DAVID BLOCK for the last year is also
in my hands for settlement, during his temporary
absence to New Orleans
Come forward, gentlemen, and show your
purses.
VIRGINIUS BLOCK.
Washington, April 1, 1885, 14:tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

The circulars of the Liverpool cotton
market, brought by the Persia, report that
the market was active, with an advance
IN prices of from cd to Id per ID.
The sales of the week are Stated to have
reached the large amount of 126, 900 bales.
of which $4,000 were taken on specula-
ton,
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
LADIES FINE DRESS GOODS,

LADIES FINE DRESS GOODS,
for Spring and Summer wear
He has determined upon reviving former prces
again, instead OF the high rates prevailing during
the past season, and supplying the people win
goods suited to their wants at standard prices
~ Call at the new store opposite the wash
ngton House, and examine for yonTseITveSG,
March IS, 1856. 1871
Washington telegraph., 1856-05-14
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

h. d U G CT E r,
W OULD respectfully inform his friends and
w customers and the public generally, that
he has just received from the East beautiful
assortment of
Black and Fancy Colored French Cloths,
And good assortment of
ELack Drapd'te. Black and Fancy
CassimeTes. Black and White
SILK and Marseilles Vestings,
Shirts and Shirt Collars,
Black. White and Fancy
kid Gloves, Handkerchief
Cravats and Scarfs. Suspenders, &c.
Gentiemen desirous of replenishing their ward
robes are invited to call and examine his stock
Washington, April ?, 1856 14:tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

w.,e-s ,scciysd 8 lengthy account Of the
.s,, d .ls G.ae-al Point Democratic
~ Il Dslssvil,e last week, giving = cen
III report Of tie speeches nl.-.!e on tie &C
II. T.a meeting was addrezse,i by tx
f. Crawford. Judge Cotaren. \ 2. Boyaen.
a /. Fsgs, E.ls.. all Of fais place. and
Il. Be report furnished Us, just saea speeches
J. made IS might haze been expected from
sa.le4en. Not one oF them even at
lei an explanation OF the administration
EEsas matters, or made any approach
-4l. lie real questions It issue. The great
i rs church interference in pali1ics. and
|, :a5r Nothing question. without shedding
e.,.e j flight upon the vital questions which
.-..a.e tie country
aa.,.assion i to come off there this evening
Ia J. 1 Frost Of this place and :. !. D.
& /. D9i-cgiile, il which 1ae former I'M
a.. prove that Mr. Fremont IS both a
-..- and J Know Nothing
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Ln2 srE.

DESIRABLE piece Of LaaG stt4atei miles ves. Of
D@soy-.ts OF te road q Linden the north side
y 'ir A1-es ioers ttal Bsing the y. f. = See. IS
. ? ItU aces About p acres Under fence with several
NUT gl ing apple trees On Tie same, known De For
RS old orchard. triai1g outlay viii faace the 10
acres the ground i ready outer lines f,f
0se Orange plants, Fari is planted, with suiceu plants
on te ground 70 plant the Whoe ST facing protect
them from cattle, also - TIraler Land belong
Ing 10 same about "a mites distant. Form Of PAYMENT
tas TOT Lf cr Particulars tnq ai.e Of J. H. Cornish,
assr The prctlises
July, ISIS. u2s-ew
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a1irtrl a0int Tribnue.
Lar. srp OTHER MATTERS.

,-Ioy asE-Isc--A meeting vas held
.-,r-t House on Saturday evening, pur-
:. p ! cal, for the purpose Of considering
-. ..,,,reiv q revising the village charter
! p.n4ry EAros was chosen chairman, and
~ !, v-r--rLzsr, Esq. Secretary. The meet
-d5rossed By Judge Crawford, ]. E..
+ 8. Allen, n. B. Borden. ]. E. Mess
II n Van Dusen. John Bracken, and Dr..
~ 4 Resolution offered b Judge Craw-
= he appointment Of committee of five
..s.,-e a CIR CHAarEe. was adopted. and
.s,;-r.ar appointed Aessrs- C.aviord. Ga
,,,.,r,,re. Allen AMI S4ui-es. said commit
4, messing ai,oaraai un.il such time IS the
90. ire prepared 10 report.
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EO2 SALE.

f-E seia eE offers for sale his properly situated il
4 tia q iaEa u 4-4-5p mics &prth West Nj
gs Point, The uta .oai frotl Tho latter place /.
- .sa1 anu hat A ec1ase1. Consisting Of that swell
.ts;s o. e1a 5s1Ec t-.s " fera lan, sanding n tn
-ss ala.ss part Of tae yi@ge. The buildings com
PA s35 H-11@d House, bar I.ooH ana Barn, suypal
"4sl = -~--ee q seed Na5er Any enc wishing
| iHto GAG business L. Ind IAts chance rarely to L,
met WIN. ALso--A zoJG store Horse and large Lot
t.4 ae ealf LED ~-. u .oaI Loss veA located /. the
tsEjtrG 81 frsaa.
t.f.'.s:--eae isaif ash balance u .;r7e.
Ls11eas Jsig igsl. 1885. MARTIN NASH.
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MistslIaaeous.
MADISON
Mercantile College,
sTa"eA o. Bao0ms Mercantile Collage c-aesm.ass o.
no. 10 Eruen's Bacl, aIadiscn, sSlsconsr.

ME undersigned respectfully announces tst he has
- sAAeh Room II the above named block {uEtii his
new Coeg- Eaice, which is in course OF erection Ger
ner CT fiiiiin and Pinckney street, is ready for
cyl and VIII open his GEACAsT:.Y {-orrFer IN A.0N
DAY, JANUARY H. 1856.
The plan adopted in teaching, combines prae.ice
tleor5 Instead Of using Text Books pupils are
eised IN making out original entries eyerv da
ansactions--lounaIizing POST 2skolng Aceorrs
Books, pctn Tor Partnership and Individual business
where Tie business has ben prosper Gus and
thQs 4a ing the student Tor entering into The pracf,-
eet DUNES OF tne Accountant. IN any business
The Course OF Instruction viii consist OF DorBLE
ENTRY BooK-kEEPHe, embracing, every NJ
Trade ant kercaate deoeUHts, Hkofesaie aad Re-
ail, Coa.H;tsS:oa, Exchange, EankRg, Hahutacuring
SRFs-. itdte7aAak PaftAeTsatP, JOINT Stock ard GA
posAa tomFcHy Basipfss. 4ls0 (j,nsmrrr;nI C~7ee3@
srf.
Pupils instructed individually and not in c,sS.e
so tt udenis may enter any time and proceed in the
ratio OF their capacity and assiduity.
Hours Of Irstraetion VIZ from to Il NJ, from .
10 : ana f.oln 70 9 O'Clock z. NJ
Terms.
Tor ONE Scholarship, which entities The holder OF ii 70
iGii course .! instruction, $1,000
n B-Unlil the completion Of my new COLLEGE Build
ing VIII offer the following Inducements viz srv on,
person subscribing One tiEnared Dollars viii he entitled
to toJK Scholarships a S25. -leo N
ANY enc person tseibing Five Hcndred Dollars VIII
be emitted to TwENTr-FVE Scholar AT $40 $500 &C
s=J The Scholarships viii he transferable nj eacf,
one entities the hoider 10 iali course instruction.
Each subscriber VIII be secured for amount Of sscri,
ton by Mortgage on Real Estate
AhAf-SnA, can 1zttj iS98 pRINcIPAL.
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Railroaa NoaC &C

CIIIII OF TIE
MINERAL PoNT RAIL Roam CoMPANY,
Mineral Point. June 9Th, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that special meeting Of the
y StoCkholdeIs in the above Company will be
ntid at tEe Office ct lbs Company IN SneIsl Point on
the second Monday ia July next O'Clock - NJ foI
The purpose Of eleciEg Nine Directors Tor he year
suing, and trans1cDg other business that
4tely come before the said meeting
Br order OF the Board
4w@3 WILLIAM T. HENRY, Scegetar..
- tRAYED-0n Thursday the 5th inst. from She sub
~ scti5er about miles east from iEland on the roa
Iea'iHg . Nn James mills span Or PONIES fmaecs
gears old enc is brown, with sn1li white ca
the forehead, and lump the tight shoulder about the
the ceateT Of die breast had shoes The other l.
roam, with marks OF pole eyf. Both hind feet
fore foot shod Whoever sigI return said PONIES OF
Civ. information where they DaJ be found shall lib
orally rewarded
NICHOLAS MEEKS.
Highland, June !, 1855. 4wa3
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STATE siE VISIONS.
- iscuisssin Bank.
Mineral Point.


TINS institution having reliaqused is rights unde7
Tie Banning Law Of this State, ard deposited with he
-l2A IeE7u5Eeer, at Madison. money sp eiet
par.
Noee is therefore hereby given that all the eonrter
sighted circulating notes tnis Bank nus be
&t Inc bank Comptrollels Office FOR reenantitn within
Two SeaTa from tae date Of the first publication Of tis
4, or that tbs funds deposited for redemption ii
the - lne VIII be Ilerod this Bsna
Een-.-2 L..NI.4 z. lnI.NGttE- sE.tar
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,. ,
Bank COMPTROLLER QHfre (

-xx-rr. MADISON, Jene Il, 1856
having reiaquisted business and deposited in this
Oal1e sum q money sufficient redeem al! their Ont
standing eountefs ned c rcuafing at mar Notice
= therefore hereby given that all the outstanding conn
aed circulating noes OF said Bank be redeemed n
paF. on Presentation n this Office
2y21ys Nh ii. Den Ms sant rfr,,fr,1l,-
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HATS 6 CAPS,
OF tao latest style, and Of almost every variety.
BOOTS & SHOES

Q! eTeE aescTiPlioD Tor Laaies Cents gTs boys wear
JEW ELRY,
ha cannot fail % please the eye OF the most particular
We have also TEAS OF the best quality for 20, so and
- CENTS Per pound.
Concentrating, Stair, and Floor Carpeting hand.
Inc above GOODS ana many Others, will be sold cheap-
er than ever before known here.
Such Goods not purchased last spring viii be
sold al cost make for the Stock that is
stantlY arriving from the East
Please call and satisfy yourselves that the above
statements correct Dom forget the pace-Deller
Michelbacher's OLD STAND.
DELLER < co.
Mineral Paint. 1855 26-lv
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EARN FOR GAT.Et

wiz -cil or reasonable terms hundred and s!x+v
etret OF choice aHd lit being square quarter see
tSonl situated IN the TOWN. of Clyde Iowa County Wis
consin IN the immediate neiehHoihooa Of two 4urfnr
iis 1Wo ies from the Wisconsin river three miles
itoi3 the 4ittraGkre aud Prairie en- Chen Railroad Sc
ui9der uitiva1on 65 acres % hHnt.s is,
oak grove, the stream Of Otter running across one
corner OF said land. comfortable hgwed log house sud
Kitchen attached ~ 80 thrifty fruit trees aud ohe
shut2gfy out buildings &C. Immediate possession "
IN. For further particulars, enquire Of Z. NOTION,
adjoining the Ile1,.lsts
Dated CLYDE, Feb. p. 1875 1c-.f
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70 SIS Per Day

r = e give any Il rr op5rtCEiy 60 engage Il lis
2ialles 4s- p ea-.s pleasant. aaa Fe nEoarasla
+lt-i es -lssa y posi- lively No HUMEuG ia tle mat
81 References 81 t hess class c-n be iTeu e11s
rs gGsaetsr aud cas- ytfz- persons whom have I-
=ssiE-as NO Fi-- TESTIFY tlst they ing from
50 lal sag IS ta;t -lz j ai-siG=s I5 either
LADIES o. GENTLEMEN
cHs- ard aiz re1f sc e-se make very handsome
income. SssEI ss5ss in va ioes parts Of Nee York
STATE tec1s. 4-aEE5 ANA #i~s4.I vagI5 lave Iast1uc-
scd, are EaH aSala fEefd - - - per Gay
Faalss- EC-as a1 1l}t il d5lsr az t7-a IS rauie 10
te- a. ron receipt 81 81, il Immediately send to
tile i1.1 ptiHte! = Guitar coa,airiuS tai lnstrue
glee.
ID tAa 'ner. Of Ha- net sent my erestisene2t TO
t-e e4fiu - je ssstTT tiaze-ta and Democrat Evad
l. Pa. od a.so saTt i Of my ci-cUIs-r sgstruc
t1on yh rs m, ana after e-<ni cNalniaaeIoa he
lLssrt@t. tbs taiCvIEg e-ito tisl Ia his prprr.
y e ca. at-ea-l II The &as uC lr. T.
farsREs, @. Nm, sra- Geaae, = IsFoHIASr Ev@RI-
BODY wis Viii BE found n column. Mr.. =
a4s sent Of tst circulars, al AGED To IL a5raIC
Is 4i at ana ttl5n, ind H. ne SAYS il
huMf1. bst iat easy sud unrors.a s.. sil
ia nay TO maize sHt14le CT Feiy tl4lirE capita
Al letters re sa.Iss~ec i :. Pl-~t7SI 3S5
Broadway, New 1naE. 2E-4
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TO ETR-I grant Ss
m OWED Farms FOR SALE

Ts,HE UNDERSIGNED, a; bis Office in Dover offers the
q following Zeal Estate ioi Sale by private contract
Let No IA good piece o. 'socd and hay land 90 1eces
situated about one ana atf miles fron1 tho n e7G N
Railroad and about halt lnile r0n the Model Mill near
Dover. Part of purchase money may remain.
Lot. 10. IA small vel Improved Fam, about &c
acres, situated near Dover ana half miles ON he
FIN . SD =, Vel sfac fa 30 zoe , iS7s ~a :
of living water running through the farm. Of the
ri.rcbsse 5,arev may rtiI,sio
ii No.3-F5yo Town Lois IN She VILLAGE Of Are-a wei
Improved. good fafne iops@ Store, Warehouse, and
Lot No 4.--Forty acres, situated NiI creek, wei
improved, near Arena.
Lot Sc 5-About I3- acres Of land near Dover about
ten sores Under pow and fence.
Lot No 6.-one good Frame House and 10: IN the vii
Lot No loo acrs o ecoa nra-ie nd cod Ia nd near
Dover, ana within half mite Of tie ". ". Railroad
Lot No s-A good and we'll improved Farm So aces
about SO under tT aud feneea good frame house
thereon-witilisI miles II the H. ri Railroad
Lot No. An excel, ut Far1n abuat 32U acres web
ed21G acres under lovg and fence c0ga frame
house and barn. This f :. NJ good land good
sarv 10 neke cUsa farf :tuaed bout one 1le IRON,
and the u y II Railroad station. Part The pur-
chase money may tlain.
Lot No 1ofertg acres of gocd lem. the Wisconsin
, river. near Eiaynorih.
Lot No lin improved Farm 50 acres on TIC II <
NJ Railroad, ner Dover Fart purchase money Inay
No. 12A wei Improved Farm Ie0 acres has on
il good block houseers and horse barns, with cattle
sheds good well, ard ainut 40 pow and
fence-timter on FaTIa-situated about two miles from
Lot No. 13.l6o OF good timbere3 land, with
excellent spring thereon, situated about five miles south
o the II. & u. Railroad.
Lot No i4.-1Ge Wen u3rrored, about 50 acres
nnder pow and fec", ~ith house and ont huiidines sit
uated IN Arena within mile OF the 81 4 NJ Railroad.
The above property is Of the best quality ard the
eligible business situations and lie purchased
easy terms, the greater part ~ il the purchase
money remain the socurity q the property
moderate interest for reasonable For particulars
apply unersi the D0vef land Office Dover.
the line between Iowa and Dane couu{ies Wisconsin
where any information respecting the purchase ana sale
af viii be ~ ali times checrfuIlF given.
cH3RLES WILSON, LcNd 8gent.
Dover, april Isl, 1850. 16-tEl4
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PALMER & VILLA MS
PATENT PREMIUM
S G If z a king r ap ex
With MoUer attached, and greatly improTsd for the
HarCest gt 1896.

yXT manufacturing large number for The coming
w harvest, With all imQroy oug gested by
peIIence in the of strength, durability, &c We feel
confident that oler Farmers the best Reaper
the world. We also furnish good Moving Attach
The advantages claimed tor his Reaper First
Simplicity construction Inch respect il be
egualled Second, Durability, IL being very strong
liable get ORDER Third, Ease OF draft, the
main wheel is fT feet in diameter which enables
pass dead burrows and the tire IL wide which pre-
vents the wheel from emitting deep into the ground; 4h
AlJustaiitv, requiring but minute 70 raise lower
the reel Fifth, Efficiency II cuts swart six feet
wide perfectly clean heavy i9h lodged tangled
grain whether driving fast and laying II GOOD
gaveIs the way Of the team n fe-passng SIXTH
Freedom from side draft, it be dawn turned round
backed easily cart ScYen1h II IS perfectly bal
anced that il does chafe the horses uecks Eighth
The 0yerbunE reel enables he machine TO rake OF lodged
tangled grain better than other reaper Any good
driver who manage use TINS Reaper The
entirely under control, by simply pressing
foot lever he make the eundles any size he
chooses 1t is well and substantially made OF good
teIias and warranted cur any grain that be
any other and 10 rake it off better than be BY
hand Among The numerous Premiums awarded this
Reaper may found Medal Of the State Of y
York Tor 1850 also the first premium OF the State Fair
Of Wisconsin also first premium at The Illinois State
Fair for 1885 1t also took tie first premium at tbs great
trial Bloomington lis the greatest trial ever Hade in
the world. Farmers wishing TO purchase are peetve
invited try ono of Reapers These wishing viii
please soon for but few Tor this part Of the
country. For further information inquire o. George w
Cobb or T. X, Biod-ett Mineral Point Of the under
signed Black Earth, Dane county, who is Agent for
Western Wisconsin 2m19 ii. X BELDISG.
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TO Stock Raisers.

tNAkMERS and Others, wishing improve Stock
l. OF their Horses, invite tC cal and the full
hooded
Vermont Morgan.
Recently brought from the BY The undersigned lie
Is beautiful dAppe bay, wears old with aFy flowing
name ard tail lie is IL hands hiEk heavy butt, has
perfect form, ans for dociliry temper beauty action
snd sriIit, not eXeeed 10y horse ii the couutrr.
He may To each week during the season Nom
Day aud Tuesday till Linden Tuesday afternoon
and Wednesday forenoon at Black Jack Wednesday
ternoon at Welsh Settlement; THURSDAY, and Friday
forenoon at Oimsteds and Friday afternoon and
day at Mineral Point
For particulars, bills.
7. k. BLGDGETT
Mineral Point. Iay 1856. 20tf
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flIsfallantous.
AHDROTYPES. AHRBOTTpES.,
z II CT LsSOH lIOErF-v

Af1A9 Jgst returned from St Louis. who're 10 ia.
ee.i sslng .horoaTh lessons in the art wor re-
l5y th2t he has opened a sne - az ficlii-
Aa.oroiSae, Photograph AMI Ea.ue-reian G aI,,rx
- ne eilizeEs to ealnd see his fine spec;,,e,
o. re "a Meh Tar sarpass in beauty and Correctness
Snc Ct tore and have several advantaes oye- -
.!gaeIreo'yla6 They can be taken in one fcnrth 49,
80 10y arc not reversed, have glare of Iiyh.
sey are Led never to fade. Taev are ali the 5aa
70" Ia @le cities All who them are Charmed 80
80 anu ciearhess. Come one come ali aud r;
M ca4i. ms tlons given i'd the at on GOOD Ter
nave on hine me gold lockes cheap for cSsh Ali -
q st}teF cases and frames. Cadrar taken - 49,
Rooms opposite Post Office - ~ = Vi-e second.
%ed C. r. NOFFETT Arts.
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boz Stores Of al Sizes ned Tarious Patterns.
Beng himself practical Operative and employing only
me pest 81 worRuen he feels warranted in assuring tie
pnblic That al work done at his Shop will be in
best style both "a, Beauty and DURABILITY.
Particular attention viii be paid to orders from
distance.
2o,'t 81 e.; +. CORNISH.
Mineral Point, December. 1855. l-ly
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TEAS TEAS!I

HAVE received some very choice ami fragrant Black
1 Teas. Also Imperial Teas, Gun Pow6yr, &c. and a
variety Of low grades which win sell al low prices
Nay Is 1856. GEO. ". COBB.
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nAIHE SAE.T-1oo Bags Fine Dairy salt Just re-
! ceivel a.Ia ar sale BY c. ". COBB.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

HoNEy.-48e lbs Superior Honey, for sale
IL BY I. 5. ALLEN.
Jan. Is, 1853
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Improved farm, for Sale.
s'sE unders nea. dosirous evoting his whole time
and attention 10 his aouiing mill, offers
lis welt known homestead FARM, Iaile half west
Of the tioulislng ~hage Of Dedgeve IN Iowa county,
Hlsfoasn Said Farm consists OF 10 acres nearly one
half u1der cultivation lie remainder ben., timber ana
has DO TOM i is vel wateled, al enclosed, and has
good dwelling houses rock spring house. large
with stationary tAresLIng machine attached, root
house AMI vii i desired, he sold with growing crops and
Il ruliag Implements
ie further particulars enquire Of the undersigned up
the premises.
Nay =, IS5G.-22tf WILLIAM JAMES
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American ~ Il ouse
H;g4'aad, -S-l- ETsscons;a.

FgfIE undersigned having purchased the above vel
known House. aud iteI It M in very good srye IS
now prepared 70 accommodate RE travelling pa tic in he
best possible manner and on The most rsasona6s tets
his 1ahle viii - al times CT Ednped with The bst e
market affords.
, toed Stating attached N the Houea with the
most eSreiul anu attentive Oslerr always IN Attendance
st'tfe OF the patronage OF the tIaFcIS conlmuli.v
ana others is especially solicited.
Highland, 1856 ely HENRY HaRRfs
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

- FORK x G&CoE.-l5 Ibis. Mess Porb,
fe-@s~ 1000 Dhoice HAMS 1000 Choice Shoulders on
49, hard and for sale
GRO. W C0BT"s
mineral Fethf, afav =, ls5' -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

X lass.-A number article Which VIII be warranted
~ ALLEN's.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

NAILs.-A large lot of Nails Just received from Pitts
ALIENS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

Tgdts
Queen Of y est
Star Of West.
Blak Diamond
Mayaower.
Charter 0aE.
Challenge, &c.
Par20r Stores
Nestal Coz &C,
Nuoiil EtAi n,
Franklin.
Boston, &C
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

StCGAR House FI0iasees--l5 cares ~ hali barrels
10 ten gal kegs superior Sugar House Syrup Molasses
Just received ct 0EO W. tObf5'S-
Mineral Point October so. 1855. -iy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

ATAILS.-15o kegs assorted Nails, from Sd to inch
n spikes, just received ana for sale low At
june IL 1859 c. n. C0BB'S.