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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-04

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PriIisprIIInA. Nov. 2, 1857.
Stocss steady Penn-y iyana 5s, So Reading Railroad,
le Long Island Railroad, Pennsylvania Railroad, ~
Cotton unchanged sales to-day, 500 bales. sugar
firm. Noasses &c Mess pork $50. Freights-Cotton
TO Hayrc, 1c Exchange New York a. per cent dis
count
INV ORLEANS, Nov 2. 1867
Cotton unchanged sales day Of 500 bales sales Tor
the last three DAYS ~ coo bales and receipts for tho
time Is COO stock this port i49Soo. the receipts
last year fall short 1850 600 bales do al southern
ports ~ 5On. sugar dull common, 2llc 4c the
crop l. now coming IN. Flour arm at g. 81 a e. SO
Provisions very dull Exchange on London, ~ g5 ox
change on New York, per cent discount.
CHARLESTON, Nov q 1851
Cotton is advancing. sales to-day 900 bales at
fun prices.
Flour Is lrm, with fair demand and good supply sales
~ day 600 bbls nj 81 81 for extra Canada and e.
s5 % Tor extra Ohio and Indiana Wheat has advanced
bu limited stock l. offering sales to day 90 900 bush
Ella at SOC sac for Chicago spring, 81 os 81 % or
white Indiana, and 81 ~ for white Canada. Corn hrm
sales to-day, lo 600 bushels at Coo closing with sell
ers at that quotation oats steady sales 10000 bushels
Ito arriye) at 3sc whskey is arm, sales at iai.e
1si,c Freighs Unchanged l6c. for wheat 10 New York
imports "a hours To NOON 60 day 600 bbls Hour
10 900 bushels wheat and III 900 bushels Exports
IN tmc2Ooo bbis nour, 700 bushels whea, aud
1000 bushels oats.
Flour quiet Wheat IN good demand and shade eas
sales 20 600 bushels At gOc Pc Tor Chicago spring aud
pc for Milwaukee club, Corn inactive sales Of 300
bushels barley NJ roc lake imports since Saturday night
II 5Oo bbls hour I2o 900 bushels wheat IL 100 bushels
90 noo bushels barley. Canal eyports-53o0 bbls
aour ~ 100 bushels wheat Is 400 bushels corn pl0o
bushels barley.
cmc.co, Nov. 4. 1851.
Flour active. wheat quiet; sacs at Cfc Corn active
sales AZ acc Oats steady Shipments "a Bunslo--i 600
- 800 bushels wheat Receipts 100 bills gopr 100 900
bushels wheat and $500 bushels corn.
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Interesting from Warrington.


ARRIVAL OF DELEGATE TO CONGRESS FROM THE
GADsDES ruRcHAsE-THE KANSAS QUESTION STILL
IN MISUNDERSTANDING or THE NAVAL
couRrs-pEclsIoss or THE SECRETARY or rHk
TREASURY REGARDING SKINS AND WATCH MOVE
MENTs, ETC.
WASHINGTON Nov. 8, 1857
Lieutenant Lowry, delegate elect Congress from the
6adsden Purchase has arrived an interview with
the President and Secretary Of State He thinks the
mer will speak favorably Of the new Territory in his
message.
The Cabinet to-day did nothing with Kansas matters
The subject lies to await dispatches from Walker
To-day, before Naval Court No l. witness appearing
in the pending of Mr. holland that was temporarily
laid aside, and the case of expassed mdshipman A. r
Byerns was taken up, and Lieutenans Bergman and
Patterson were examined in the governments be-
half and the dispositions OF Captain Gardner and ex Lieu
tenant A. C. Rnd read in his behalf and the
mony OF Mir. Abercrombie was taken the side.
Mr. 7. N. Blount acts counsel in this Before
Court No to-day in the of Commander Ringgold
Surgeon Grer continued under examination the
governments behalf Before Court No. to-day, the
defence Of Commander Richie read.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has affirmed the decision
OF the Collector Of New York in assessing duty OF 10 per
cent On glazed caltskins The terms patcnt"" japan
ned and glazed. applied to leather skins, be-
evcd to be synony and the article question could
under tariff the act OF 1876 be cassed leather uppers
of all kinds be regarded the tariff of Sd
OF March, 1857 transferred to schedule d. and made
duabe the of 10 per by force of the provi-
sion Of the second section Of that act which transfers
schedule u japanned or leather skins of all kinds.
The action of the Collector in assessing duty of
per cen, certain articles of import termed watch
movements " is also approved.
The decision of the collector of Boston, in assessing
duty of per cent importation Of 'watch bands and
'.chan hooks has been ovcrruled, those articles being
entitled to entry at duty of per cent,
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New York Herald -California Edition.
The United States mail steamship Northern Light Capt.
nkepaugh will leave this port tomorrow afternoon, 81
two O'Clock, for Aspin~sl
Tie mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
will close a; one O'Clock to morrow afternoon
The Nxw YORK WEEKLY HEsAD--Calicrnia edition.
containing the latest intelligence from s parts 81 the
world will be published O'Clock In The morning.
Single copies wrappers ready TOR mailing, cents
Agents will please send their orders early possible
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WASHINGTON, Nov ., 1857.
We have New Orleans papers late as due. They re.
port the money market easier and thai confidence
NC rapidly restored The United States steamer Fulton
arrived at Mobile the 9th aud left the next day on
tho 18th ult. there was frost al Pensacola
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Seizure OF Slaves In Cincinnati under a Writ
OF Habens Corpus.

CINCINNATI O., Nov g. 1851
Three slaves, belonging to Thornton Withers en- route
from st. Louis to Parkersburgb Va seized here
yesterday when board a steamboat at the wharf
through writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge Bur
goyne, and were placed under the charge of Darius
Eggiesone, by order Of the Court. Mr.. Whers sworc
out habeas corpus before Judge Carter claiming that
the slaves were unlawfully restrained of their liberty
and claiming that they owed him service in Virginia.
whittier he was carrying them when they wrested
from his hands. The writ served by the Deputy
sheriff and the slaves brought before Judge
this afternoon
10 O'CLOCK, p NJ
The slave trial here has resuted In the deliver
OF the slaves to their by Judge Carter and
the. have been carried to Kentucky.
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fe'@I''Nt wv . IN0It
The schooner Ilarric, Ann u Lubcc, Harrington from
Philadelphia FOR Boston, upon the harngs in this
habor last evening aud sunk Immediately The captain
and were saved and brought to this city The YES
al waa uuiugurpd.
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EasroN. Penn, Nov ), 1857
locomotive on the Hazlcton Railroad burst its boiler
his morning in Hazleton killing the engineer aud fireman.
and scalding two of the brakemen very badly
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1nE orERA-The "Rgoctto' Of Verdi will be given TO-
night with frez2olin rs Gida roic in which she il con
sidcrcd pr eminent Wy the arisans and the new TENOR
Pgnard Of whom we hear the bes, There should
be an Overlooking house
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TIE AIbT STA At HAFANNAHs
SAVANNAH, Nov g. 1857.
The steamship Augusta arrived here this morning in
sixty hours from New York
THE MARfoN At CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. Nov 3. 1887.
The United States mail steamship Marion. Captain Fos
ter, arrived here from New York at sX oclock this
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PHfApgirTA, Nov. 3, 1857
Seventeen hundred and nifty bags o Rio cuee sold
by auction in this city this morning, at s7sc l0l.c,
averaging else.; thus establishing a decline of &c
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PirrsnURc Pa, Nov. 3, 1857.
AT a meeting OF the stockholders OF the suspended
banks to-day was resolved TO accept the provisions of
the Relief bill.
The Merchants and Manufacturers Bank stockholders
have appointed committee to investigate the affairs OF
the bank and to publish the same
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fAisE RtroRr Mr. y Horn, of Horns Circus Com
Iany states that the icegraphc report that he had been
arrested Tor an assault while exhibiting IN vermont IN
true No exhibition ~ tho Kind are permitted ia that
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TIE LATEST NEWS.


HALIFAX, Tuesday Night
The royal mail steamer Canada with Liverpool sdvces
10 the 2sth-three days ater-is fully due al this
port, but has not yet been signalled
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Fatal CssuMr~ Coroner Hills held an inquest At No
a24 Seventh upon The body OF child, Jas. Nc.
earthly who died from the effects 81 severe burns
ceivcd by his clothes taking src nj the stove verdict,
Accidental deeth
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Won FoR rSurp STATES SENATOR IN TFSSESsyg.
Pillow did NJ, vote In the Tennessee Legislature for
United states Senator. The vote was As follows
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New York, "Wednesday. November ., 1857.
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AMUsEMESTs THIS EVENING.

wALLACK's THEATRE. Rrosdway-THg IRylsrsLu Hus-
aAsD-JsctS FooxIE-A fsARvuI rKkeEpY. VIZ
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GEO hEWhRp STOLEN, ON NOVEMBER 2 PROM
1cO tW Hicks street, Braoklyn ono aiiysr ,trh. -
one silver goblet 10th marked M n frnu v,. ~, ~
above reward VII be paid for the articles Anl no .
New York ~ =" N"imoefs street
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S.D(l nh t NnD-bVsif NON' At III BROADWAY
small change' also, diamond ring, mnch pri,sd ~ ~.
owner beng the rn OF a friend Inc above rsWar1 III
be paid On recovery by applying Ia Tbslem VII
Co, s7l broadway. ' e's'"' Dihe
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WOODS BUILDINGS, sol ana SIS Brcatway.-0Eorcr
CBEtsTy WOODS MissrrELS-rErER PErrER PIPKa PopcR
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
TO AND FROM THE RAILROAD
FARM FOR SALE.

viii sell on reasonable TERMS hundred and sixty
acres OF choice land, Gt being square quarter sec
ton) situated IN the town of CLYDE, Iowa COUNTY wis
consin, in the immediate ueighhorh0od Of two ourig
mills two miles from the Wisconsin river three miles
from the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad So
acres under cultivation, 90 5 Of handsome br
oak grove the stream Of Otter Creek running across one
corner Of said land. 4 comfortable hewcd log house and
kitchen attached - so thrifty fruit trees ana other
shruhbcry out buildings Nc Immediate possession giv-
en-. For further particulars, enquire Of E. MORTON.
adjoining the premises
Dated Clyde Feb -, 1853 lott
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24

-
- RE SEEH---ILe subscribers hereby inform the
Farmers, Gardeners, ana the public -eucrallv tha-
they lave Just received ami offer Tor sale. limited
Put up ia strong cloth Packages sufficient u Iar- ]
my, q "A acre. which they viii send lg mail post
la upon the rec tIt IF dyHlGr q uronarri
quantity ~ express ut the purchasers expense Vim finn
elreeuons for the culture, harvesting, &c Order earl
full assortment Of Garden Seeds, new and gen
ulne' Foreign and american growth
fte!d Sesas ant Grain u tic mast dsStraIle EiaEs
Flower seeds In great Variety.
\ small supply of which they viii. mo, tho ,;. =,
oHs dollar, mail, pos, paid twenty varieties Fuli so
loEues gratis upon application 70 the Chic, 20 krfI-
tural Warehouse anu Seed Store
HENRY n. EMERY K co
H-an No. POI Lake ct, Chicago In
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
Improved Farm for Sale.

VIE Undersigned DESTROYS Of devotn- his whole time
and attent n To his Touring MILL offers for sale
ms well known homestead FARM mile and half west
81 the hourShlog village of nodgevie, in Iowa county,
WISCONSIN, Said Farm consists of 100 acres nearly one
af under cultivation, the remainder being timber and
hay bottom It Is well watered all enclosed has two
good dwelling houses, rock springhouse, large barn
with stationary threshuE machine attached, root
house. and viii if desired be sold with growing crous and
farming implements.
For further particulars enquire of the undersigned up
on the premises
Nav 81. lS56-23tf WILLIAM JAMES
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24

E subscriber offers for sale valuable FARM ofabout
500 acres Of land, situated about four miles rn-I
east q the village Of Mineral Point. About one hun
creI ac are under fence and eighty acres under rti
lAteh = has sufficient Timber support the farm
An orchard - about 500 choice fruit trees apple near
and EeagJ most Of which have been set five yta-s md
par g! them already bearing fruit The buildings con-
slst q 2 good frame dwelling house a.d good Barn 50
ty 90 feet For further particulars apply To- t sls-
her on the premises. JAMES Nr1rT-r ny
Forty acres of the above is good hav horrg9- Good
FIX horses. - 10 't-''i 'o1
Mineral Point, Dec. -, 1856 ssa.
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NOTICE..

AZ persons are hereby forbidden Mine Dig or 9th
etNlse treEass upon or remove Mineral from the n W
I'VE. range three east, any other lands belong
ING 70 me undersigned. without nv consent In case ~
Low. wTyrJAV TssIuS ~
Dodgeville, July nth 1855 ia-ef =.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24

THE subscriber having just sA,.. -
(aE terry at Cottage Inn, Lafayette N Is
respectfully inform the CITIZENS y 49,
SyS Point and surrounding country = -
prepared 10 manufacture, and WAl ACT
hand
Butter Pots from ] to 6 gallons
Churns, from ) to gallons. H.
Preserve Jars, from - to ) Sa--'-'
Milk Pans, from - to 2 galiols
Pitchers of various sizes.
Flower Pots
Stove Crooks. &c, DC.
which will be sold on reasonable ieFI-, -.tls.
Orders punctualIy filed, aud the Na''f
best manner for transportation.
Please call and examine his stoeIh, o--r F.HI
Cottage Inn, Lafayette co, Wis DEF =, -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
TURNING SHOP

HAVING now completed all the necessary Nachinpr
for the purpose, the subscriber prepared "a 90 al
kinds Of Turning the hortes notice and on the mos
reasonable terms Al his shop Chestnut street fe,
rods north from Millions JOHN CLOWNFy
Mineral Point. Sept. !, 1856. 35tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

either pivot plate. He as base gold siIve,
gutJa percha subject the choice of his patients In
every instance Porcelain Teeth viii be used OF the best
manufacture in the world, natural in tint and cxr,
sion deceive the most critical observer These
Teeth not affected by the agents decomuostion
consequently never become offensive or change their lif
like appearance-they lasting than life il self
Teeth viii be inserted the Atmospheric Pressure prn-
ciple from entire sett tie case NAV requirp
thus avoiding the old cumbersome method Of springs
Particular attention viii be paid the treatment of
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
2 Il L MIU NJ BIN DIN @

AT MADISON, WISCONSIN.
WE & EBERlTARD, having opened an extensive
w Book Biudvry- take this opportunity Of iuf0ruina
the community at large that Trey prepared execute
all orders which may be entus ed to their care such
furnishing State and County officers with
Blank Books.
Of all kinds, ruled Ia ORDER gualita ar
paper. Old Books rebound, in Turkey Morocco, Plain
English, Calf, Sheep, Paper Bindings Magazines.
Pamphlets. Session Laws, &c, bound in the best Vie
all of which work viii be executed at the lowest llwau-
kec prices.
~ Paper for Blank Books consisting Of cap, crown,
denny medium, royal, supcrroya, imperial double crown
and folio post, always hand.
y. Borders from distance must be accompanied
with pattern for Ruling, and the size paper required
and tvl. of Binding, be designated otherwise the
work viii be executed in accordance with the usual form
for the Blank Book required This establishment is en-
trelv new, and embraces the latest improvements in
Ruling and Binding. ". K f.
Madison oct. 30, 1851. If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
Washing Machine.
VII subscribers having purchased the right for ra
L and Grant Counties for the manufacture ana I o'a
kNUCkLE WASHING MACHINE

aFe their manufacture. and are prepared Il
~ 80 y - may desire them on short notice.
chlS over any other IN use can Re readily obtained
Iar ~ Nno use pronounce j. "a ahead Of any other
III 'I0ectlons tor using ACCOMPANY each Machine
Terms reasonable. KFvrS :. pf OIsS-1r
Mineral Point, SEPT. / 1856. - i.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24

Ny old customers invited to call in whenever They
need anything i'm my line al any person DESTROYS o.
sale. E. CORNISH
Mineral Point, Oct. 1856 tdtf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
ChiIdren's Teeth,

so as to healthy development regularity in
the position Of tn most useful and beautiful ory
Teeth viii be filled ifthe application be made in time with
pure Gold such to preserve them to the
end Of life Teeth viii be carefully extracted with as lit
tie pain passibe, improved instruments will be used ia
all cases, satisfaction warranted in every particular
= TO0TH Powders always on hand for sale
Mineral Point, October 20, 1856. 4Itf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
FRANKLIN FIRE AND MARINE
SURANCE COMPANY
FOND DU LAC, WIS.
Capital S5o0,O0O.
Cash PAID an 500 600.

Especial attention given Insurance Of FARM PROPER
TY, DWELLINGS AND OUT-BUILDINGs.
ENSURES such buildings contents favorable terms,
4 for or years Insures Stores Warehouses; Build
iugs or contents, and Personal Property generally.
Losses equtably adjusted and promptly PAID " CASH
This Company is Joint Stock Association, organized
uudcr special Charter. granted by the Legislature OF
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of 100000. one
hundred thousand dollars of which is paid in and
cureiy invested IL bonds and mortgages The Company
being thus securely organized upon firm basis the III
rccos take pleasure in recommending it 10 the public
favor, worthy of confidence and support with the
that all Losses shall be promptly honoably
adjusted As this is purely Stock Company, mutual
business viii be done, nor premium notes taken.
Officers IN. N. DONALDSON. President: J. w
EDDY, Vice President; W. T. GIBSON, Secretary; a
GIBSON, General Agent.
Nv j. II. CLARY AGENT. Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
Htrthansise.
TX = M q "

" a /
THE MINER CHE4P CASH sTo.-
las removed from Commerce Sr-s.. -NAL
TO the Old stand OF G. Beech, and W. .5h S,-
ny, where nay be found entirely -ee!e- Con-,
NEW STOCK
of the various kinds of goods partjanv
which viii be sold at the lowest z
DRY GOODS:
Merrimac and Cocheco Psre-es
Aliens, SVrague's and G5ga7.g-,
all styles Of Prints linn ~
Alpacas FBrli.r -
Meriuoes T4fl 3 : Nla15. "a
DeiaiDes Cs.i--'1.4
CaTubrics Ss+ir--0a
Muslius Di9-
DENNIS So:
Blue Drills SAo-i as -l1 Sa-:.,
Canton Flanuels EeFy.+.
Batting oil Ca,tss.
CLOTHING
Flushing. Felt, Petershaga SiE. Wa.rr
Beaver, Mohajr and LI5e- Hats ''- I II al.
s l-.;L "E :. S,.l. Plush, Cl5.l an,
do do Pants Caitgr.-,r
Plush, Cashmere, Satin X Shirts. ~" -.a
o'e5a-s, &.E.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Ladies' Morocco, Calf and Men. rH...
Shoes, Euamele8, Goat. fT'..' ~. '3
Jenny Lind silk Caters Boot '-- ----a.,,
and half CATERS, slippers BEosaas 4,
and Buzkius Boz ~ ~
CAildreus * misses boots, Ladies IAN --- '-rs 4
PolEas, Sontags, Jenny Erlr- --N - II
Iiuds, Caters, Dutch Iaas..R
Boots a. l>-s
HARDWARE.
Axes, Saws. ChiseIs. Hqf-f--,
Au-ers Files Planes, Sr1. M. 5>' rove
Spoons, Knives X Forks. Taa-. pN'' ."as Z
Scissors. Butts & Screws. Da.-.--'s. ..- >etsa.
Locks, House Trimmings Er-E..-s ~ it-l.a
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

CAPITAL $4,000.
TEiIS Company incorporated in 1910, Is Of
the oldest and best of the Stock insurance Com
panies. The statement made To the Stockholders. june
It'll 1885, shows the assets of the Company S77
SCI 90. H. HUNTINGTON, President.
{. B. Bowers, Secretary.
The agent Viii take risks upon good terlas as anv
other Company, and viii issue policies thereon.
3T-tf j. II. CLAItY, Agent, Mineral Point.
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MEItCHaN IT, AND MECHANICS MUTUAL.
Y NJ - u R n III O II CO.

y q" Gig y FIiI-ENeIVNtI.
NoR the purpose OF insuring property for which
i gents in lair dealing and responsible COM
lanE have procured the agency OF the above named
company and viii take few advantageous I'm Iowa
County upon fair the insured AS are offered by
any responsible company.
COBB & AIESSMORE. Agents
= Office opposite the o. :. Hotel, up stairs.
Mineral Point, October - 1858. 49lf
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Horses, Buggies, and Carriages,

nd will hold themselves in readiness At ALL TINES to
urpy the wants of the public n their linc) on favor
able terms.
They VIII Hack to Warren every other day, and
convey passengers
TO AND FROM THE RAILROAD
in good time. at reasonable prices share Of the tray
cling patronage is solicited
MARTIN R. GOLDSWoRTHY.
Mineral Point, April ~ 1870 9$-tf
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DIR. D. M. WELD
NTOULD announce TO the citizens Of Mineral
w and the public generally, that lie has reuoy
NTAL OFFICE

to the room Immediately Moffett's Daguerrean
Rooms, opposite the Post Office, High street whore
he viii be happy to wait all who may be pleased to
favor him with call. All operations incident 10 the
profession viii be performed with skill and Dispatch and
he Gatters himself that his experience in his business
and skill operator viii satisfaction To all
lie lraetices The varinns moles OF i-.artinr.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24

To those who are acquainted with lis ne.lo-s
business, tie subscriber has nothing TO sci. d.
noisily as others may hrae, it Is known by a.,a-
ment TO those who buy goods, that at hi, eslaE.
"a man gets what he buys that he %. rru.7
than IT Is worth that one price is not lsEs. 81
half as much taken, and that the Goods ugsi b ..
The public are respectfully invited 70 call az. s.
no trouble to show goods.
LS4IL
May =. 1856. u
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9aels, it,.
By SAMUEL c. IVES.
UNITED STA Ss;ssase T Es nOTEL
HIGH Street, Mineral i.sssg Point, Wisconsin,, by
II IL Ii $50 Phillips.

AFlNG now completed and fitted up in the neatcst
Il and best style for Public House. his new Rocl5
House building near the old Franklin House the under
signed Is now prepared 10 accommodate travellers board
eiS %c, IN the best manner All the furniture about the
house IS entirely new, and he has best of cooks and
WATERS The public may rely upon his table being supplied
IN good style, with the best Tie market iEor,ls
Good stating Tor horses and attentive grooms ALWAYS
in readiness.
The Public are invited to call.
49tt HUGH PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
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l5eing Defining and Prououncing Dictionary of tn,
English Language, Bith Synonyms. Price u so
Published IS =. x Z. MERRIAM, Suriu-selF Hfass
sold hv all Booksellers.
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TIE GRBATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
EVERY KIND Of HUnI0R

Z TR. KENNEDY, of RozIurv, has discovered in one
VI Of our pasture weeds remedy that cures