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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
n,,,.,, Road and JsoLson

Goshen Line ' opened and ise ansr,,oS IN JAW and
sspeh So~ ne, proper the expression
be sonfden: opinion that The eHInnss Of TIE 10Y O o
the - Sslt 10 the annual contributions 70 tne
"a 20 a1ake the stool hoders regular ana ND
thkht non both classes Of the stock This result
ere i'nTed Ly past earnings Of the road allowing
AZ which Il Il confdon ily believed the road
e ~ onrsed Tho portion of road now about 70
~ Spenea will in the opinion Of the Board add largely % oi
be and believed that 81 600 900 q annum will be
be minimum Of the earnings for the first after our roads
lily Il operation.
The Board to accomplish these results and 70 that
pd will introduce the utmost efcency and econ
oy into every department the management Of the road
The Board have adopted the plan Of guaranteed soct
for limited amount, distributed pro rata among tne soA
holders because they regarded II 5. the most economical
and equitable method OF providing but without any dea
regular dividends the remaining stok
Of the COMPANY lnssmuch however the dividends on th
the Company made payabe In June ana
rbr II has hsen deemed advisable 10 change the dividend
DAYS upon the general April and October a. this will
more nearly equsze payments Of the Company during the
year. BY order o. me me ppstu' rorN r np.v
IOHE WILKINSON JOHN STRYKER,
WILLIAM B. WELLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

'.''; .! 90
From the above surplus the last dividend OF $500 lOO
was made leaving s762322 surplus Of assets. The
valuation Of the steamships we understand, Is what
they are now worth, and not what they cost. The
steamers Of this Company 1t has been arranged, shall
stop at Msnsanilla once month each way The last
steamer which touched there took down to Panama
els, coo in silver.
The annexed statement shows the aggregate of the
resources and liabilities Of the Banks of the State Of
New-York as exhibited by their reports to the Super
ntendent of the Banking Department of their condition
on the morning of Saturday the 18th day Of March,
1877.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
Brown, shipIey s. Co.'S Circular.

Per Nidgdrd LIVERPOOL, May g. 1917
There has better feeling toward CoTTos during the
past week with advance Of ID y 70 in American decp
lions The late accounts Of damage by frost 20 the growing
crops and probability of only moderate supplies for the re-
msnder Of this acting on an unduy depressed Market
are we think the main Of the improvement
The business for the ending evening estimated at
so Geo bales SPECTATORS taking 600 and exporters 600 bales
To-day the sales are 5000 bales the market closing firmly but
WIN " Orleans Mobiles Cplands
EaiI....,...'......' 81 5uts 5a,s
Midding .,........... 'lilO ~
Total stock same time year so 900 bales American S 90
There has rather doing in Manchester with hne
market for Good. and Yarns without change in prices
Money continues active demand with appearance OF any
imue date relief Of moment.
The Cosy MaRKEr il very firm advance in the week
ofSd y 70 70 on Wheat y Dbl in Flour and quarter ia
Indian Corn White Wheat SG9 9, Red 4d9 y 20 n.
Western Canal so asa Phladepa and Baltimore 81
ass Ohio 81 ass Canada 80 asa 2 Dbl White Indian
Corn 81 GSs Mixed and Yellow IS ass y quarter.
The Of for the week amount 20 $500 barrels At
4ild5I y ewt for OF TURPESTSE go bbls have
been sold az a6de y cVt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
NETWORK CLASSIFICATION.

COFFEE continues fat with q downward tendency. The
Isskss cargo of $40 bags Rio viii be offered az auction TO
morrow Sales Of 100 mats Java al Isle and 100 bags s. Do
minso At lie. cash. 49,
FlRTHfNWARE-Ther rs. been falling of in the trade
during the past week and but few obbng houses
lively engaged mpoatons since last report have been
light but stock in hands being small prices well main
,sned the unusual duness Of business Some
dealers are storing bonded warehouses invoices lately
rived having no the goods at the moment and prefens
10 the extra expenses for bonding 20 paying the present
rate Of dsty We statement showing the n2atve
exports Esrhenwsr from Liverpool to the following cities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
ero.d week Of May were 1925, against $73,i9l
sause week hart year.

VIII FItW 20 improve lht VVhullIOD VI eo"1'o'' IL
the merchants service paper has been sgDed by Tue
most prominent houses 10 the city agreeing to aoan-
dor the practice Of advance payment, and to put Oh
board their ship proper clothing for The men, ana upon
the completion Of the voyage 20 make an ad'''O'"'
payment Of ten T. cert. ...ooo
The business Of the Clearing House was s'i<-''
Money on call continues 20 be extremely easy d
oebt, with occasional loans 81 . cent Paper VI
6rtela.s eoos without difficulty a: az 9 cent; Rail
road accepiances, lO0l2 e cent.
A. III. animal meeting of the Pacific Steamship
Company q report of the most encouraging character
was read from which We extract ;be annexed state
nent, showing a very prosperous condition Of the
Company finances ,,-
Company Nay T. 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
Receipts Of Produce. MA

BY the North Risey Boats4O0 900 bbls tloGr 2.s yle'
Whes 5oee bushels Oats Of3 bushels Rye 100 oo' "''
2lS bbs Beef ,-,., ,,rhi.L-
BY the Erie RarodS-i4O bbls Provisions - oo.' 10y
l443 bbs Flour 6f sides Leather lo9 pkss but'e ir ~
lee Hogs. go bags Malt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
Number Of shsres SHARES
Subscribers Names.
Markets. CAREFULLY REPoKrEp FOR The TRisrSE'

v
AsHEs-The marke, her for Pots bat the s1s
close limited GALES of 500 ~ at 81 Is for Pots and - ga
81 S7i for Pearls .- -
COTTON-A moderate demand prevails, and prices are fully
usared sales Of So bales We repea; yesterdays quota
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

The Common Council of the City of Mineral
Point do ordaIn follows
Sec. /. Ii shall be the duty Of the CITY Mar
shall 10 enter all buildings within the CITY linn
rs, except such As are isolated so much rs no.
toJeopardize other property, and examine if due
and proper precautions against fire are observed
IN the arrangement 9ad disposition Of stoves.
pipes, ChImueys, furnaces and ashes. and if
found defective or insufficient to require such
alterations and precautions to bc adopted &c lie
may deem necessary.
Sec ,. In case ofthe neglect or refusal Of the
owner or occupant ofany such bailding to make
such alterations or take such precautions lie or
they shall be subject to Il penlty of five dol
'ass. for every day snch neglect or refusal shall
be continued. and shall stand committed TO the
Common JAN of Iowa County until the said fine
and costs are paid.
CHARLES F. LEGATE. Mayor
Attest WILLIAM T. HExEY, City Clerk
], William I. Henry Clerk of the CITY of
Mineral Point do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Ordinance was passed by the
Common Council of said City unanimously on
the 18th Of November, 1857, all the Aldermen
Except Aid. Pierce,) being present and voting
Tor the same.
WILLIAM T. HENRY,
CITY Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
M(I trElnarans.
FARM ENSsEg s. AE,E,

'tNHE Spledid Farm known Plum Grove Farrn sim
ated on the main travelled Road between In. Citv Of
iieItl Iolnt Ana tie Town OF bodgevie. and four
miles from the r. r. Depot containing $50 acras "a 80
OF Timber and the remainder Prairie: so of irf i
fenced, and 40 under cultivation. The soil j. of a.
hrst quality and well supplied with the best of
fhiltng living water ami Is most healthy h.
quantity of Fruit AMI Ornamental faes toy.tbe- IN
afuahtfy OF the Hedge Tree, composed Of naive White
NarsAry OF ten Thousand Apple trees Of the hest f.;r
ton, four from the CRAFTS which can he had .par
dteiS or In connection vita the Farm all of which "a,
be had on favorable terms. For further particulars m
ply TO the Subscriber on N. prinis4s
81 Purchasers referred to c. H. Cox in Mineral
FONT. "a n a.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

His Honor the Mayor not being pres
ent, John Bracken Esq, President of
the board in the chair.
Present:-Ald. Pierce, Ehat, Jenkins
and Muenster.
decentralization.
The records of the proceedings of the
last three meetings were read and ap-
proved
Ihereupon the following resolutions
were on motion unanimously adopted, all
the Aldermen present voting for the same
to-wit:
Resolved, That all wood lying in High,
Commence, Iowa, Chestnut and Fountain
Streets, over twenty four hours. shall be
forfeited to the City, and the Marshall is
hereby authorized, and required to take
possession of, and sell the same at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash.
VINO shall remove the same Immediately,
and the Marshall shall pay the proceeds
to the City Treasurer.
Resolved, That the Board of Educa-
uon of the City of Mineral Point be re-
quested TO use coal instead of wood. for
Tor fuel in the Public Schools should they
deem 1t expedient.
Resolved, That the allowance as Pau
Pers to Mrs. Hollow be increased to s.
per month, and to Mr.. s Mrs. Billings
70 IS per month, from the LIST of Deem
Der 10 the lst of April next.
Thereupon the bill Of Robert McMil-
len, City Marshall for sundry services as
such Marshall, amounting 10 81, so per
bill on file, was allowed, all the Alder
men present voting for the same.
Whereupol 1t was unanimously resolv-
ed that Geo. L. Frost Esq, be appointed
City Attorney, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Jos. H. Clarv
Esq, and that his salary shall be at the
rate of one hundred and fifty dollars per
annum, which the Mayor and Clerk are
hereby authorized to pay quarterly by
dra wing and order on the Treasurer.
Where upon the meeting was adjourned
until the 18th of December next at Z
o'clock P NJ
Attest:
JoHN BRAcKEN, President of the Board.
SI,r,,,, T H. (.,-- CI--l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

The Fort BIrYEY SWINBLE-Wc understand,
upon what We believe to be sufficient authority,
nat Coy. Floyd, Sec. OF war has declared that
he VIII not confirm the sale of the Military Res
crTatIon at Fort Ripley. Minnesota. II viii be
remembered that this was Knocked of at An av-
erage price Of four cents per acre. Ii the Score
tary, new that he Is in 4 mood to do Justice
would undo the sale Of the Fort Smelling Reser-
vatl"n- and compel the Spectators, Who diddled
the government IN that operation, to disEorge.
he would be entitled TO the thanks Of all honest
men Chicago Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

MJRE MrLD.-After a number Of DAYS
O. severe cold wcather-the mercury at
o-e time l3 deg. below zero-we have
been again favored with mild weather.
Business in the building line is again
more active. We look for a week or two
!. hue weather before the setting in of
winter.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

E15- 4 couple Of weeks of Moderate
weather viii enable the workmen to fin
uP some half a dozen fine buildings
II his city that were oyertaken by the re
cea. cold weather before completed. The
Mineral Point Seminary is prominent
AMONG the buildings thus delayed.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

Nrw ESGLAND BARDs.-This colnpa-
III al singers, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Draut and Mr.. Hayward; favored our
uaz-us with TWO coucerts-on Tuesday
-.l Wednesday eveuings-of last week
N- have no hesitation in proaouncing
New England Bards The best singers
a, have visited tins place for many a
.r With voices
~As sweet and musical
1'b-5shs APpollos Lutte"
Aud articulation clear and distinct, with
vel selected programme, they could
a-lly fail TO please. Mr.. Durant IS
sell versed IN comicality and acts well his
'r., Mrs. d. has a fine voice and sings
reetiy, bu, we think all will agree that
IT. Hayward,
IS lie sung, would take the prisoned soul
And Iap it in ElvSlufn"
Though young, Mr.. II. has few equals.
lae New England Bards will ever find
1Ta.Ing audience where they are known.
P. S.-Thcse celebrated singers will
SIZE another Concert at the Court House
tomorrow "wednesday evening. Go
ANo HEAR THEM.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
FARM FOR EAhni

will sell reasonable terms hundred and sixty
1 acres of choice land ct hing square quarter 80
tIon) situated IN the town of ClyGr, Low. County
consn, in the Immediate niEhborhood Of tuo ouriug
mills two miles from tn" Wisconsin river three mile,
from the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad 50
under UltytIon, 60 acres of haudsou, Inn
oak grove, the of Otter Greek running across ~
corner OF said Land comfortable he~ed and
kitchen attached p or 30 thrifty oth-r
shrubbery out buildings Ne Immediate possession ir
en- FOR further paEucu4afa, enquire OF Z. NORTON
adjoining the premises
Dated Clyde, Feb. - 1888 lott
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

PuRESoLoGT. Prof. Northrup has
gwen course Of. Lectures on Phrenolo-
81 at The Court House during the past
week. We believe his Lectures were
quite satisfactory 10 the friends of the
s..elEe.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
THANKSGIVING,

Thanksgiving day passed off very qui-
a.g IN this city Those who desired, al
ended church, others enjoyed themselves
ii riding, and in the evening. quite a
5e company had good time Al Max
At4.cr'z, as they tripped the light fan
asar toe" or partooli Of the deIicacics Of
lis we'll filled table.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
Young Mems Association.

L having been suggested that Young Mems Associa-
a8- course Of npme-made lectures, something
q .s- KIND. might relieve the monotonous duuess of
in Mineral Point 1t is proposed that all who take
s1s interest IN the meet in the Brick school
Isase Wednesday evening, the p Of December at
O'clock, 10 see wna- shall see
-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
Etaal advertisements.
CT tRnIAN-S SALE

In the matter Of the Estate Mary Agnes Jewell minor
cAiid OF John Jewell, late of Iowa county deceased
l y pursuance OF order of license to ne granted
Il by the Probate Court of Iowa county will sxDcs
iot sale At the outer door of the Town Hall in the tow
u i''isevttie Iowa county, the lst January
1898 At clock r NJ the property my said ward 10
w The undivided one hall OF lot num-r t-entv-t-o
S--) IN iisons addition tEs yiIlag. Of Do,Ixvie
save ana except much OF said included in nj
asonsl street in said village Terms made Known
- lie 'l-ue OF sale JOSEPH LEAN,
~. Guardian Of Mary a. Jewell.
'h'4ic'Ni 4 'iL' Nov 4elhs 1871 lows
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

Town Of Dodgesiie 5
To William Bowden:
y " are hereby notified that writ of attachment
Il mas beer issued against you vUur properry At
lt~hed I" satisfy the demand r Thomas. amount
S 20 We sum ct Fifty Two 97-lo0 Dollars. No. uaI-.
you sh' appear before Robt- c. Gwen Justice Of tb-
ete M and Tor said coury his Office il said town
"a me IN day OF December A. D. 1857 At O'Clock in
me AFTERNOON Judgment will be rendered AGAINST YOU
- Pt"ps stSIS s"id l" pay tle debt.
3WIG~ "a e fTTnu,S
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
J oHN BRACKEN, President of the Board
WILLIAM I HESnY, City Clerk.

Mrs. SwIssHELM At THE EDITORIAL
TABLE AGAIN.-The St. Cloud Advertis-
er has been recently purchased by Mrs.
Jane Swlsshelm, formerly editress of the
Pittsburgh Visitor.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
M A1REID

VI Eau Claire. Wis. on the 10Th, by the Rev
Mr. Keider, Mr. W " ALLEN. formerly of This
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
C0partner~hip No-icp.
Richland Center. Riehland COUNTY

RieAiand Center, Riehland County wis
October l, 1851
/ EitoN u. GAGE aud AMOS NUDD. of The ,r9rr1',id
IL place, have this day formed Coparruership To he
conducted az said place under the name Of cage Sudt
me business OF said firm viii be the ordinary business of
attorney at Law; also, Land, Insurance and
Agencies also, Retail dealers in Drugs
Stat lonary and Fancy Articles.
me business OF thealoYe firm To commence on the
hrSt day of October, 1897, and 10 terminate AT tc
hereafter to be specified and 10 be in the
olty manner OF tan@ra partnership, except that no
order shall be Issued contract made liability incurred
% or IN the name Of the said finn without tie written
signature of both partners
Nelthcr OF said parties shall assume any pecunisry IL
alty either IN has own name that OF the rni for
te accommodation Of any other person, without the
written consent of the other party
signed and sealed this 30th day Of october
presence of Josephine Gage and James II Miner
LEROY d. GAGE.
AMOS NUDD.
state OF Wisconsin,, lec
Elchland County, - On this 10th dav ~
October 1877 personally appeared before me- the above
named Leroy d. Gage and Amos Nudd, and acknorl-
edged That they signed and sealed the above instrument
Tor the use and purposes therein set forth.
900" JAMES H. MINER, Notary Pul,itc
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
A Good Chance.

WILL sell low for cash psr: and part on tir
with interest ut 10 per mortgage on
the premises soldto Wit lot containing acres ali
enclosed with good post ana board fence ali under od
cultivation. with 100 fine Apple Trees
On the premises is good frame DWELLING small stab!
good well that never f1ls. said farm premises
located the west side Of the lane froTa Dodsevle
Mineral Point = Iaile s"gth Of bod <eyills.
Price Sl+09. For further information engnir. OF tho
undersigned or {. +. Lega.e, Mineral Point.
GEO. AESSERS NTH.
DodgeElile July =, 1881.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
EOR SALE.


s-zr FA'HE subscriber offers fer sale the North
f4g9T--S i quarter Of the North quarter
Esiil ton eight 81 Town fze 49, Plue three 80
k@.tI east said land is about piles north frual
-~--A- Mineral Point, and about three miles of
sou ia from Dodgsvie- It has Farm House Il nv Ia
teetten acres under fence and three broke The
place i well timred and Eatered. For particulars
quire of the undersigned on the premises.
SAMUEL PERRY. IT.
March 90 1857. loft
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
Proceedings ofthe Common Council

Proceedings of the Common Council.
l..E IF Mineral Point. WIS. Nov. 90 1857.
The Board met this day pursuan; to
adjournment.
His Honor the Moyor in the chair
Present AID. Bracken Ehat and
Monster.
Aasent:-AId. jenkins, NIcIlhon and
PIERCE.
\ quorum not being present, the meet
vas on motion adjourned until Tues
ny evening next ) o clock.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
1flstRllanrou5.
American Safety Paper
-L4NUF-4CTURLNG COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Capital $500, 900.

s>~~S
Il NICHOLAS, President OFFICE, 20 Hall-st.
Perfect Security against al Of Frazd or Conn
!eJsittHS on pRg.r- To preceAt PhotogrG
ana -irGStai.c C0aaIerftlts, ErasHres
TRANSFERS o -faeraff0Rs.
1 ANLNh purchased tine fat-ut exclusive RIGHT
10 manufacture ana sell the Chemical Paper in
America Invented ustcnt, in F.nr.ud by a E>g,
OLHNN, celebrated chemist officer in the Iri1i,
army II = hardly necessary say Paper j. re-
commented hy Mr.. Kent A>sayOr of the = Mint Mr.
OF the New York Clearing House a nd Mead, r.,
y Y The latter say that imitation can be made m
chsck or bank note printed safety paper Below is
our list OF prices:
Bank Chroks-35 CT. Per u.
Bank Bills-sIs Tor .opJ sheets
PromIasorS NOtcs--+U cents per ~
sight and Time BratEs-sI5 for 800 sheets
issuance Po!icies-+O per n.
Railroad stocks Bonds-+U cts. per N
Bank ana Stale Stock ~ cts. per 10
Bonds and hOrtI ct Der
VII. and Deets-+J { per n.
For wrapping silks and other articles it Is excel
lent, - it prevents moths. ~ cts. per n,
For lntenf4res and a ut~-tJ els. Der n
AState and County Records should ALWAYS be writ
or printed on sts paper the chemicals inserted in the
pulp not only prevent transfer max. il
lasting tine For southern climates
climate does not destroy 1.-THE properties inserted in
the pulp bs.dg preventive In all the southern States
tubs te est InIa- and the Central American
no pubic records can O~ kept -
tAe ordinary bile the oils and other in
serted In ts paper maze il afe,trGcjibe hy
OF time 1t l. also proof against and Other
v-rnn, which es-I AID destroy all other paper now
IN
county y J., IF about 300 power and are sble 10
I'll AL ort:-r- for Paper the -hort--t notice
All orders for she payer te addressed 20 MICH
oLA7' President Of the COMPANY No 20 WaIlst. n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

MINERAL PoINr, Dec Isl, 1871.
There has been but little activity Markets Iu-
ring he past week The low GEure at which wheat is
quoted in the Eastern Markets brought down the
price in ths city low that little Offered
Pork begins q come in in small quantities, Gu1s
ready market. The same may bc said OF Beef We give
the price Of the IcaIius articles as follows:
WHEATON bus
FLOCR-*I - ? cwt
CORN-25 cent. ? bus.
CORN MEAI-SI.o0 >. crt.
BTCK~HEAT FLOUR-sI IS
0ATS-29 cents bus.
POTAT0ES-25 cents
CRaNBEBRIES- so.
SALT-S2,s 50 Dbl.
PuRK-lI4 a. cents y 10.
BEEF-f25 cents
HAN-S5.00 ? ton.
WOoD-s4.5oa $500 y cord.
COAL-:7,508Ss,o 90 Y ton.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
Nov. Il 1857.


The Board met this day pursuant to
ournmet.
His Honor the Mayor in the chair.
Present:-Ald. Bracken, McIIhon,
Elai and Jenkins.
Absent Pierce and Muensier.
Nhereupon the res ignation Of 10 sep
i. Gary Esq, as City Attorney was pre-
seated to The Board, and on motion &C
.g:aI
The Mayor and Clerk were authorized
-raw orders TO pay the Clerks and In
s1ee.ors Al the last annual election for
amount allowed by law.
Naereupon the meeting was adjourned
Friday evening next at Z o'clock
Nov. p, l-27.
lac Board me; pursuant to adjourn
.aer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
Tavern Stand to Rent.

49, THE undersigned will rent on reasonable
k;9ss> Il terms his house the Rail Road Derot
E51IEbI in Mineral Point which has been built for
s-zzsa.s.A Tavern, and is entirely roouv En-
quire Of WILLIAM WALKER,
lift at the Mineral Point X use.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

4 BOUT % Acres Of first rate Land. situate on In
n Mineral Point Warren r. Il line. about mile
south OF Riverside Station. We prepared to sell thi
lot at bargain.
MERRILL < FARMER.
3lm3 al MIN .trnnf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
Stand Of John MILTON.
JOSEPH SMITH.
NOTICE.

DERFUMERT, Fancy AMI Toilet articles, Harrissons
Perfumerv, Lyons katharion Deli 1ht. Spanish Ius-
raj, Neon Fun, Bay Rum, Eau de Cologne, Hair Oils,
sooth Powders, Old Brown Windsor Soap, White Do,
~ncy do, Shaving Crea OF Soap and hundred
theirs 81 f. NIAlAN'S-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
Eor SaLo.

TIVE subscriber offers for sale the well known oil Meat
Market and Slaughter House in the city Of Mineral
Point where he has been engaged in business for several
years. For terms enquire or WI CURRY
Mineral Point June !, 1,57. 2Utf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
PRIVATE BOARDING

1--WE Six gentlemen can he accommodated with
a good Board and Lodging al
FRED. MOEILER.S.
Mineral Point oct. goth, 1857. 4I-tr
P7 Z III ~ G.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
state of WiScal
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nathaniel y. HalStead and !
Joseph BrOkaw, parties in
trade under the name and /
style of Halstctd * Brokaw.