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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
THE TRADES.

MILLER wAHTED-oyE WHO UNDERSTANDS RUN
m ming steam engine and grinding feed 70 save trouble
need apply unless tey have had practical experen
such person steady employment Wilt be given Apply
g. Furman st., Brooklyn, from 70 ~ O'Clock 10 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

CHARirs DENNIS, Vice President
W. II. II. NooRS, Second Vice President
DEoRIA AND BUREAU VALLEY RAILROAD con.
IL pany.-A dividend Of fo-r 10 per cent the cspral
s.oek Of Tits company has been declared payable loh Of
February pros their ofoe s chy The transfer book
be closed The eh ins and remain closed until the ic1
prox. Z. W. DUkANT, Treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

ATEW YOHk MD HAHIEM KhIEKOAD.
IN wIrryR ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday, January g. 1858
Trains leave he depot Of white and Centre sire
New York, at
$50 a n Mall, for Albany, stopping al wIlismsbrdss
ali stations north
s8P. N Express, for Albany, stopping at the prime
sisP. M.ro white Plains, stopping at all informed
staiinne.
Trains leave The depo, corner Of Twenty srth street
Fourth avenue, New York nj
Sis A. N. For wilkamsbrdge. Stopping at all informed
ii% <. n white Plains, DO. 90.
2@P ~ wiuismsbridge. do. do.
800 r. NJ Miftrton, stopping 1T wiamsbridge and y
termedste stations north. .,.-,,
kAp " wtiu.r.h,iS~ 90 40 do.
Returning, trains leave Albany Cor New YORK at
1915 A. ~ Mail, stopping at an stations nor'n o. WI
Wilhamshridge. -, -...,.-. -.
SAP Express stopping =. ri principal .tationsEn
VIM j. CAnPBMJ- supernte sds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

nm DEMANDE-UNE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE QUT
" sache coudre sentende soiDs do mensge
s'sdyeseer 90 Broadway visa vis d'Unon SQUARE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

A PARTY WISHES tue loan OF $500 FOa ONE
a year; is owner OF the furniture of neatly newly
furnished four story house. also splendid piano which
$3.50 The advertiser will give bond and mortgage upon all
OF the above as security aud will fair interest
epces of the highest character given the integrity ard
standing OF the advertiser Address 8. H.. Herald oce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

DUrGRR's FIRE INSURANCE CONPANY
IL Once E6 Chatham square corner OF no0 street. Jan
II 1883
DivdendThc directors have this day declared sem a.
nns dividend q egh, @ ceat payable on and AFTER y,
I'd February The Anser books viii be closed from "
EDwxRD B. FELLOWS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01

VrANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO 60 WITH A MFR.
w chant 10 Europe, two entry clerks time keeper for
silver in Virginia, clerk r shipping ofce, three
pOrers wages q TO ~ per week: barkeeper for hotel
wo conductors hree brakemeB, clerk for country store
one tewarss snd feur girls 20 travel Europe and Cali.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
Cut Door Safety.

The fear of the weather has sent mul-
titades 10 the grave, who otherwise might
have lived in health many years longer.
The fierce north wind, and the furious
snow storm Lil comparatively few, while
ha winter rooms and crispIng summer
suns have countless hetacombs Of human
victims y attest their power. Except IN
localities whore malignant mIasmas pre-
vail and that only II warm weather, out
door life Is the healthiest and haVpiest
frem the tropics to the poles. The gen
eral faa. speaks for itself thar persons
who are ont Of doors tie most take cold
Z "a least. In some parts Of our country,
near one half Of the adal; deaths are from
diseases d the air passage. These all
19ents arise from taking cold in some way
Il another; aud surely the reader viii
take some interest IN a subject. by which,
So least one chance out Of four, his own
lie may he lost.
All colds arise from one or two causes.
Isl. BY getting cold 100 quick after ex-
ere.se. either IS to the whole body, or any
part ii 1t.
~. BY being chilled, and remaining
so for long time from want Of exercise
To avoid calls from the former. we
nave oniy 10 SO 10 FIRE the moment the
exercise ceases in the winter. II in sum
mer repair ut once to a closed room and
here renain with the same clothing ON,
uu.a cooled oti.
TO avoid colds from the latter cause,
md these cnreuder most speedily fatal
diseases, such As plearisies. Group, aud
inflammation of the lungs, called pneumo-
III, We have only to compel ourselves to
Sa.l wa sufficient vigor t. keep of a
feeling Of chilIiness. Attention to pre-
eept contained il less than a dozen words.
would add twenty years 10 the average Of
civilized lie
keep away chi.ltness ~ EXERCISE cool
ST slowly. Ihenyou viii never take cola
out door OF in.-[ HallsJournal Of Health.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
Aarifaltursl.
Look CIT for Caterpillars.

Much damage has been done by them
10 fruit trees ii this region within the last
ten years. / ana not q scientific entomol-
ogist, but my friend, Ferdinand, is thor
ough bred horticulturiSt from Germany
lie has been WORKING with US three years,
and ain trying 10 learn something from
Inn.
On some trees, We find good many
limbs half an inch or less in diameter,
surrounded by 4 black ring quarter of an
inch thick and one inch long. On break
ing one Of these open, we found II con-
tanned many cells, each Of which VIII
send forth what will become one species
Of caterpillar These rings should be
taken Of now.
On almost every tree are leaves rolled
m, one IN 4 place. On unroliIng these
leaves. within almost every one Of them
we find what appears to be the shrHeled
lodv of ca cd dead caterpillar, and with
la iiat Young one. Ten days ago TIE
-onar ene was 80 small that my clear eyes
could not sec 1t without a microscope II
The weather continues warm a few days
longer. it will leave It's present abode and
enter one q the opening buds which, L be-
lieve il always destroys. 1t passes from
flower bud 70 aosser bud until the leaves
appear. Then they gather at some fork
among the limbs, cover themselves with a
sort Of web which turns water, within
this web they remain nigh J and when II
rains, issuing forth at other times to prey
upon the foliage of the tree. To avoid
injury from this species. these rolled
leaves should, as much as possible, be
pulled from the tree and thrown upon
The ground, where the. ambryo cater
niIlar will die. But al! cannot be Kill
led IN this way. As soon as they assem-
bic in their web house, take four quarts
q iye and four quarts of common soft
soap, and heat them til they will mix
lave WOODEN cloth wrapped around the
end of 4 stiff pole and securely tied 60
early IN the morning, while they are all
In their nest, and Kill all in il aud around
with the mixture Of soap. | also rub
some Of the mixture aroond the upper
part Of the trunk of the tree. The rains
viii wash this down the body of the tree,
killing all insects and give the tree
fine healthy appearance.
Some new caterpiilars' nests will be
found from time TO time for Il month
The orchard should be examined once a
Week. and every nest we'll rubbed into
aad around with 4 soaped pole. After
going over the orchard once, take two
children with me u look for nests with
their help, 60 through FIVE hundred trees
in from three 70 five hours. This work
pays, one gallon Of soap IS enough for one
hundred trees fer he season. try to
mash the caterpilIars as much as possible.
Il. G.. ROOTS.
Tamaroa H., March, 1853.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
Ready HINTS

SALT on RAcUs.-Sow salt on YOUR
asparagus beds nov; one bushcl 10 the
square rod If you have il; If you cannot
aaoea : use ! smaller atncuat as 4 top drcs-
stag. Il relavigoUates The plant. ALLOW
tae lain = wash II IL gradually Brine
IS good, bas use il snarsuE.v, Is the soil
abaatls u faster ,aan IN .he form of salt
SAT- Ano GoosFnrRRIrS- your
soosehegrlcs u..3eT. sow handful Of
sat- under each bush Don work il IN
= .a> sol Il ell
SIR ~ ISqCID MANuRr.-In the
manufacture Il liquid mandrcs. 9Th 4 barrel
h...s sta. of p3yeoa, hen, OF fresh manure
SOFA De COSY stable, clean from straw.
rnlN IN ,yo quarts az salt. and adj the va
go Tic silt kills the insects III The ma
azure, am IS Of benefit as a fertilizer.
SaLr Is SEsIrs.-SaI, spriukltJ
spafl.siy over ,le sul[ace of the ground
a. wineries now, l. noae has been applied,
strengthens The SOL ana IS a benefit.
SULPHUR X NKRIrs.-If atauv time
sen notice mlldew, elegata the tenpera-
ture few degrees and sprinkle sulphur
through the house, o. the plants and on
the leaves proanscaously, being careful
,4ot - ignite tie sulphur. Ii may be use
~ as Z preventive az Iaiiiatr
ooAr SuDs.-Taie Iare ef them. Do
no; throw them away. Apply them 20
grape Y.aea inside and outside the winery,
= Eou have them. If not, water the rose
FISHES viii = -, Ct any similar shrub. .
20 noi Apply hot; pat III Is barrel and let
Atla Gee. e.. Sic .Ae zadS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
STATE OF WISCONSIN
W iScon-in Bank.
Mineral Point.
.IrNr L. ls5e

lIs institution having relinqushed lis rights under
the Banking LAW Of this State and deposited the
Bank COMPTROLLER Madison money sufficient
10 redeem all outstanding eountersigned notes
par.
Notice is therefore hereby given the counter
signed circulating of this Bank he presented
NJ the Bank Comproer's Office for redemption within
two years from the date Of the first publication of this
notice that the funds deposiec the redemption Of
the same Will be surrendered to this Bank
Esu2Iy2 HENRY p. GEORGE, Cashier.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
irrisai and Departure of Mails Ia and from Min
Pniut


eral Point.
From Warren, Mineral Point f. R. connecting with
cars from Eastern, Western and Southern States VIA
Cratiot, Darlington and Calamie Wis. every da7 by
O'Clock p NJ. To The above places every day NJ > =
T. n Mail 20 Belott Shullsburg and Milwaukee are
by this route
All mail matter by said must be put in the office
before = o'clock P NJ.
From Galea, by coach, Green PlateviIIe and
cottage Inn, carry ing mail matter from par
and Ia Fayette counties and Highland, Iowa county
every DAY at clock n 10 the said places every
day at A.. N. Mail closes at e ii.
From the at Arena, by coge4 VIA Ridge and
Dodgeville carrying mai matter from Madison Mil
"aekce, la crosse. Bad Az, Crawford Eastern North
era and Northeastern countes every day at O'clock
p NJ To the said places al every day at o'clock
From Patch Grove, two horse hack via Mount Hone
hillSllle, Mount Ida, Fennimore, Montfort. Calas
Wingyiile) Grant county and Constance and Linden,
Iowa county, every Tuesday ana FRIDAY hy Ii A. NJ
10 the above every Tuesday and Friday AZ / p. NJ.
From CsSsvle, horse wagon via BeetoYn Lancaster.
New California and hiiiiiin WIS every Turdday by /
P ~ To the above every Wednesday at A.. Mail
closes Tuesday, : P. NJ.
From Beoit horse back, Via Tnmansve Spring valley
ttooSick Albany, AtticI, More6eld, Monticello Fam
Wis, every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday by 10 r
" 10 the above every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 4. NJ.
From GAINESVILLE horse back via Center Magnolia Alba
and Moscow Wis, every Wednesday by p NJ. To The
above places every Thursday al -. NJ.
SOME POST OFFICE RULES:
No credit IS given Va Paper taken A. money If we
elIuot make change the sender viii have the
old change Postage regular papers and mes
must be paid ia advance, il not double postage vii! be
Letters, papers, any sent 10 any mart
OF TIE I. ;. must be prepaid Stamps must be put
No questions viii be answered when the mai, il bc;n
opened. 80
oaiee hours every day Sunday excepted, from A. NJ, 10
) P NJ Every Saturday night the Office viii he oren
III ~ T ~, TO deliver mail.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Bank tosHptr0lIer's Office.
~ MADISON June I6. $50
TE'HE Wisconsin Baai Mineral Point in this state
Il having feinquished business deposited in this
1iilce Of money sufficient redeem all their
standing countersied c rcuating notes at mar Notice
i therefore hereby given that the OUTSTANDING
signed circulating notes of said Bank viii be redeel.
par, presentation at this Office.
2y-ive WM. NJ. DENNIS, Bank Conlutroller
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
Il r L \ 7 Is L ! UTIFIER.
so long unsucesssfully sought,
FOUND TT TdSTf

J'oR 1T RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR
L 10 its original color uxrriartlv the bald
head removes all dandruii itching and ali serofuIa
scaid head and al eruptions makes the hair soft
healthy au glossy and win preserve it any naagi-
able age removes as i by marie. all bIotches Sc from
She iee and cures All neural nervous head ache
See circular AN, the following.
Dover y. n Feb . 1857
PROF. o. T. WOOD < Co.-GeBts Within a fe.r DAYS
w. have received many orders and calls for Prof O 7
Woods Hair Restorative. that to-day We are roTnreIl4
10 send ~ Boston fora quantity tto cozen Won for
Whrded all being sod,) while might order quantity
Prom YOU Ererg bottle hare sold seems to hare r6
aaree three or 'ur customers, and the appreciation
and patronage n receives from the most substantial and
worthy CITIZENS of our vicinity fully convince as that
n IS MOST ALL BILE PREPARATION.
send Us rs soon raay be gross of 81 size and
one dozen = S7e and believe yours very respectfully
tSiSne't DANIEL LATHRoP K co.
Gardner, Maine June % 1885.
IEpE. @. !. W0OD-Dear Sir have used two bof
ties Of Professor Woods Hair Restorative ami can tfv
say II Is te greatest discovery Of the age for restoring
ana changing the hair Before using it was man II
seventy Ny hair has attained its cinaI color
A"h can recommend II 10 the world without the least
lear, as my ease was ono Of the worst kind.
Yours Respectfully.
BANIEI y. MUrPTIY.
o. WOOD 4 co. Propretors 3I2 Broadway. New
"fS tn the great y. l. Wire Railluc Establishment
ana ia Market ST., 81. Louis. 40.
And sold BY all good Druggists 3mf5
a 50 Noit sale agents for Prof Csrne Be,toun Tooth
a>o INC list eTarafion Of the kind in the World
rs IT, ~ i-FoItb, Agent, Mi1cr1l Point.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
RESIDENCE FOR s.rE,

ONtE on lots W II. 50 ai 81 in Twins a55i,io,
- =, the town 81 Mineral Peiut. 4 GOOD TWO STORY
f.ttslf- btiidiIN& -Four large rooms on III, frSt
na Tour rooms below, with additional Kitchen :
- tssss'~ e'SteTn-Ecod bar7-hen-hoes@. and other
Garden urc7a ki "a state Of cultia-fo
So - sle general cenvensRaeS % pleasant residence
enses 4St convenient 10 the business pa- Of H.
Guy for sale On easy terns-for further i-1ars e.
1---9 = 4Vt&- VIM. l. ( T. HENRY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
HUGHES & DICKINSON,
PRUDUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Dealers ia LUMBER Silt, PRODUCE,
HIDES, Sc, sc, g
Goods Of any description consigned to our firm viii
meet with prompt attention. Office the terminus Of
he Mineral Point Railroad. in the rear of Lanvou
foundry Mineral Point, Wisconsin
AiiCHAL HUGHES lott JOSEPH W. DICKINSON
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
\ RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Yenfy-ive Years of age, whose sands OF life have
d. 10y run "Hf- discovered while in the East In
alss eeFtain cure Tor Consumption. Asthma B-on-
j ohtiis, COUGHS Colds, and General DEBILITY The
r' 10y vas discovered by him when his only child 3
q ter, was gwen Hp 10 die. Wishing 70 d a.
TEGch % s possible. ne viii send such Of his sflirt
eA te As request IT this recipe with foil and
eNpct directions for making M and successfully usip
lie res iires each applicant incIese him one
cents 70 Go returned postage on the
recipe anc the remainder - be applied 10 The 1a,-
iaeDt - this advertisement ss5resz - y
ls-f ~ - 4
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
LOOK tiEIkI. :.

ME Subscriber offers for sale both improved ana uu
Z Improved EAhAS the most favorable terms.
NJ. Il. COiiRE<.
Mineral Point, Nov. 10th. 1857. If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
y L I II E n EW STAND.
GROt ERIES, CROCkE
G l. ( So w ARE, &c

'I'HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully announce 20
TIE citizens OF Mineral Point and the bic generally
tbatthey receiving their Fan ami Winter STOCK
of goods consisting, in part the following articles
New Orleans Sugar, Fine-cut tobacco ars
rushed Sugar. Fine-cut Tobacco in ~,
Powdered Sugar, foil warmers
ioai agar, FIne-cut smoking Tobacco
Rio Office. Plug Tobacco
Jav a oiee NJ r. larger Raisins.
Aante u rrants, NJ X. RaiSins
English aurrants, IS.isins
assorted niies- 5000 10 heeSe.
Assorted Nuts.
We have also BAKERY attached to the Store. where
We viii supply all those who with Bread Pies Cakes
Crackers, ks, the most reasonable terms.
:. JENKINS & CO,
4Sff High street, Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
INDIES OF IN KIND s

CANDIES OF an KINDS
Manufactured Wholesale an Retail as ccan
they he had any place the West. In couuec
ton with this establishment there is y good
3 a L ER Y.
BY which means he is always supplied with fresh AXES
PIES, &e. and also prepared TO furnish WEDDINGS
PARTIES with the delicious varieties Orrarentcd
to suit the most particular taste.
. The highest market price paid for good Butter and
Eggs. THOMAS MALONEY.
Mineral Point, December 1855. Nv
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
MINERAL. POINT RANFn,.-

/ ASprater and Peter TIoebel. you'll respae- rull,
invite the attention of thei friends anu tha public
generally 20 THUR
3 a X E L Y,
on me Nofth side Of High Street, next DOOR 10 Georra
apple h'roev shop where they carry on tho RakeTx
extensively In all its departments. Being pr6-
paFe - execute on the shortest notice all orles for
hhEdi, BISCUITS, PIES, IND CAKES
q a yagites for Parties. Public Houses and Private
FH''i'eS In "dl'on TO the above, they keep on hand
SUGAR, COFFEE, ETC,
and choice selection Of Csn6ies.
- Cash paid for Batter. Eggs and Lard
t-t SPRATLER & H0ERFI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
3 AK e z. Y
+ r L IT T IL E E S
Mineral Point Nursery, Ioua Co.,

Mineral Point NetrSery Iolcd Co., Has
Z RATED and hudded Apple, Pear, Plum and Cherry
VI Trees fer sale at reduced prices for cash Also
Ounce. Grapes, I4awton Blackberry. Gooseberry
rents, wberrys Dubious Roots, Willow "a sup
ply of Osler,) &c choice lot of Roses aud Norway
Spruce.
our Nursery is situated upon the open high Prairie
and the sto * of Trees offer sale survived
severity OF the past two Winters which Is sufficient
test for their acatation to climate. We
great aud expense getting up our Trees ex
pressiy Tor this market We do not propose TO pedle
Trees offer any sale except those grorn under
Immediate We look upon all tree pedders as
impos-
The whole secret in raising Fruit Trees is given
able article written by the late A J. Dawning which
would particularly request every read before
purchasing a Tree.
" Never buy Fruit Trees in the market places of UNI
known vendors, who have character to lose. You
cannot tell by examining the article whether they
cheat Jon not and you price only
to wish when il comes to hear, that had gone
honest dealer and paid ten times much something
worth planting"
II will pay 70 be present when your Trees ia
up. We shall be at all times ready wait on vou
Feo., lh9S--btf LEVI STERLING & co.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04

ID ERFJ merry, Fancy and Toilet articles HARRISON
Pert0n1ery, Lyons Kathariop Delights Spanish Lus
.r-i Meen Fun Bay Rum, Eau &c Cologne Hair Oils
'ooth Powders, Old Brown Windsor Soap, White De
scy dc, Shaving Cream. reaTl Of soap and h1pre5
thers a. 81 =. FIFIANS.
n 5 JENhIS * CO.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
TURNING SHOP

= lN's now completed all the necessary Naebipsrv
~ - 'iileg on the shortest -otice ana On 7he ree1
terms * his shop On Chestnut street a tow
Mineral Point, SEPT ! 1855. IL "->sh
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
\ GOOD CIiaNCE--A SMALL FARM Fol
IL

WILL sell low for cash, part cash and part time
yitil interest ~ TO per cent secured by mortgage
the premises ,lIto wiz lot containing Il all
enclosed vith good post aud board fence all under good
cultivation. with l@O line Apple Trees IN May last.
ON the premises IS good frame dwelling, small stahl
good well that fails Said premises
located the west side of the lane from Dntgev-
Mineral Point, 2. uule south of bod seyile.
Price SlfoJ. Fer further information enquire the
undersigned or Z. r. Lesate Mineral Point.
GEO. MESS ERSSiITFI.
DodgsviiIe July - 1~57. 2stf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS. HOAESEEESS, INFLU-
EAZA. BRONCHITIS, NHOOPiNG
cough, GROUP, ASTHMA. IN
CIPIENT GONSI NPTION.

for the relief of oousumptise patients in advanced
stages Of the disease.
We need speak 70 the public Of its yirtues
Throughout end Of
American States its wonderful pulmonary com
families any civilized country on ih continent without
personal experience Of It's Effects fewer vet The
communities any whers which have not among them
living trophy Of its victory the and dan
seros diseases Of the throat and lungs. While
powerful antidote yet known for forIni
liable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs
also she pcasautest and safest remedy that
ploye for infants and young persons Parents should
have il in store against the isiious enemy that steals
upon them unprepaTed- We have abundant grounds to
believe the CHxRRY PECToRsI lives 10y the
-unptions prevents than those it Keep it by
and your colds while they cHraIe, neg
eCt them until no human skill master t. memorable
canker that fastened the yifals your life away.
All know tho dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and
they know too the virtues this remedy, need do
than them it is still made the best
be VS. spare cost, care toll produce il tbs
Clst perfect possible. and Thus afford those who
it the best agent which ska furnish for their
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. e. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
AND som ET
J. IL Vivian, Mineral Point & J. Russell, Darling
ton +. c. stevens, Dadgeyll'e = l. toodei Platte
vile; H. Newhall, Galena, wholesale J. H. Reed * Co.
hicago Who'll le; ana gents in every town in the
United states 1ys
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
PR LrI TING OFFICE

'I'IE TYPES, PRESSES. FURNITURE, aud all tho
tle necessary fixtures for a Newspaper and job Or
Zee. heretofore used IA tire establishment the ueral
Poiat Democrat, offered for sale at a bargain
Fpr particulars enquire Of
NJ ". COTHREN.
Mineral Point. Oct. 10TH 1857. 4IIf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04

SPRINGFIEIpEMASS.
CASH CAPITAL, SI3U,096.
VIII insure real and personal property asainst Fire
b. CALHOUN, President
J. C. PYNCIIoN., Seeretarv.
J.. KENNEDY < Co, General Agents, Milwaukee.
Condition Of The Hsmpden Fire Insurance Co., Spriu=
field, Mass, July lath, lS57.
ASSETS. Cash Capital, all PAID in Sl50,0Qo op
Accumulated Surplus 5000 -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04

For fun Course Of Instruction c40 no
~ For furthcg particulars address
ly2S r. 5. BACON, Prinei pal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-04
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

OTIS ,, 3, and an block Strongs aud Others adj
dttion L. Mineral Point. with good frame House.
containing fac besides the PANTRY aud cellar
cisteTn stable and oUt-huIiUgS-tia we'll fenced
and ia al prospects, desirable residence. clear title
upon easv terms part cash anG time for lance.
Also the undivided half % Lot 50, NIeit'- sirvcv
Mineral Point and buildings situate High sorect be
5tg the premises occupied lv O. W Coi's storc-a
good business stand. W 7. < r. HENRY