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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-11-27
.sss5s57.sss7y CANAL RAILROAD. WHITE

Fss@sss5g.sssys CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
E.....-st.,.l AKRANGkMENT-C, influencing MONDAY
--k--A'I Nov. sth, lsjs. Trains will daily, (Sun
LLANE NLw HAVEN AT
90 NJ freight train with Passenger attached for
Nnrsiamptln, arriving at 1000 4 VI.
90 A. NJ freight train, with passenger car attached for
Painville
II So A. or on arrival Of Nj Express train from
New York, connecting at Northampton with train Conn
RIVER IL X for Greenfield Brattichoru, Bellows Fails and
Northern Railroads Receiving pass ngers at wcstfeId
from trains on Western Railroad, from the East aud West
VI or on arrival VI II IS +. N. train New York
and fshli Railroad going West. and Westfch with
traus on Western Il X going fast and West Rsrciving
passenger. from Hartford, Providence and fi.Ak Railroad
~ ilauVie, and from train sst.rn Railroad, at West
Md irom Boston, Worcester and Spring hed.
LEAN B. NORTHAMPTON AT
ii. 10 VI IN Connection with train Conn. River Il.
u II m the North. Connecting at Wcs;feld with trains IN
We-.,rn going last and West, and rainvle with
tram on Hartford, Providence aud Fishkl Railroad going
East At New Haven with 0j T. NJ. Express train New
York.
L 20 ? N 5s9 p ii TA ST. eaasas 1S,
PROVIDENCE and fishkil RsilrNd going West.
LEAVE wEsTfiLLD AT
700 4. VI for New Haven connecting at New Haven with
$50 VI train Tor New iuts ami Intermediate stations
Passengers Tor the Hartford, Providence aud Fishk Rail
Road will take this train O. iitinyilr.
LEAVE PLAtNNILLE AT
80 T. NJ cighs traii with passenger car attached, for
New Haven.
CuLLINSyILLE BRANCH TRAIN
L"ave colin''lle at 80 y. and IS = " Return
ing, leave rainvie At l. 80 ? M-and 5.2j =. Nj
FREIGHT NOTICE
FclFh, trains leave New York daily Sundays exceped
Franklin ard Ceutr streets at Is r. NJ and arrive
Northampton Hoo NJ Lavc Northampton at 2 80
T.. VI aud arrive IN New YORK at l2.35 A. IL Through
without change Of cars
Daily lines run from Northampton to Amherst
Wnanshursh, llaydei willie, For,nce and IIadlty From
Cohusve e. New Hartford aud Mnstcd From Cheshire 10
Waterbury. p HENNIS General Agent
New Haven, Aug. Iiih, 1855. Il
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GOOD FARM LANDS
INTHE STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
"A The Hanover Trnct of 10000 acres

"a The Hanover Trnct of 10000 acres
iin having been held in the family Of the subscriber for
tl4 nearly a century is offered for sale in farms
Of twenty and upwards.
is in the County Of Burlington and Of easy access be-
ing about 80 miles from Philadelphia and % rom New York
The soil In some places sandy clay ioam in others
rich black sand dboundng IN decdyed vegetable matter
an IN others u light sand with loamy subsoil.
The RancOcu River rises in these lands aud waters them
in every direction with small streams the banks of which
are depostes vi MUCK suitable for manure.
Excellent Green Land Mart oncof the best feThhzers
knIwu be bought in the vicinity for the low rate OF 20
cts Der ton. Lime can also be bought at low cost.
The country level the soil free from rocks and
suited the raising OF all Kinds Of Grains, Grasses
and Roots and particularly well suited to the cultivation o.
the Peach Tree, Melons and StrdDberries. The Gram
berry grows nat ray all the low grounds and with slight
cultivation will produce from 1s0 to 300 bushels per
Every thing raised finds ready market the spot from
those who buy to supply the large Cities aud farmer may
his produce To market with ease, the Depot "
the Mt Holly Philadelphia r. Road Is but 10 miles Distant
besides which Rail Road from New York to Philadelphia
passing directly through these lands Is under contract
and will he finished in 1859.
The climate is perfectly healthy, free from ehHs or Je
rers, and the winters open, mild and short.
HHOrer Furnace is in the midst Of these lands mt which
Iron Foundry Grist and Saw Mills Church and School
lones, Blacksmith Carpenter and Wheeright shops and
number Of Dwelling houses.
Farms will he sold only to actual settlers at prices vary
ing $40 to $50 per acre. until number dis
posed Of The terms are very easy to suit settlers with limit
ed
Farmers are invited examine these lands for themselves
and they will find them represented The title is inlis-
puabe aud WARRANTED Deeds given when the purchase
money is paid,
the Camdei Amboy H. Road to Poinvile and New Egypt
both Of which in the vicinity propretors Of the
Stage Lines forward passengers to Hanover Furnace
Any further information may be had by letters addressed
to the subscriber Brown Mills Burlington County n J.
SAM'L IL. JONES,
HANOVER FURNACE
Mr.. Jones is permitted to refer to
DR. c. ". GRAZ, ""' }Brnttleooro, Vt. am4o
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NJ w Coz S receiving week.
y and will be sold very lou for cash or undoubted
short credit BE sure to call and see.
A. DUNKLEE.
West Brattlsboro, Nov. 4th 1888. Is
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A RARE CHANCE FOR pEDDLERs {.

D. j. KNAPP, OF West Dummerston, has large stock Of
ITALIAN and AMERICAN SETTING SILK constantly
on hand which he is selling price that no smart indus
tons young man can fail Of making from to So per
Please ca and examine yourselves before purchasing
elsewhere ID. J. KNAPP.
Sept OH 1895,
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r,s1F5555l,y5.s SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.

FssF15ddlFsvS7r SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
tf:.ss;i.:ss.si.s1 TICE. CHANCE OF TRAINS.
-As---AI On and after MONDAY, OCT II, 1858,
trains will run $ follows
SOUTH.
The MoRSSG TRAIN will leave Windsor 7.10 Caremont
at 1880 and Charles0wn at so A. NJ, connecting at Rel
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell and
Worcester and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New York, &c.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor at as Clarnmont at
201, and Charestown at 23O r. Nj connecting at Bellows
Falls with Cheshire aud Vermont Valley Railroads..
NORTH
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls at 10 81 Charles
town u 49, and ClAremont 0s r. NJ; connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad far Montpelier Bur
nron Rouses Point, Montreal. 0gdensburg SC, at
White River Junction with Passumpsc Railroad for Wells
River, Litlcton, St Johnsbury, Barton &c.
The EyENISG TRAIN willcave Bellows Balls as Charles
town at 005 aud Caremont at CPS, =. NJ for Windsor
and Northleld
g. MERRILL, Superintendent.
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L II u Il Nj e
AMERICAN WATCHES.

These superior Watches made by the aid of
original machinery, expressly designed rh
pricc, tSL suBrANIIAL and UNtfuKALY RELIABLE
keeper The movements in construction have
pronounced by the highest authorities be fauiSss
Princpis ant quality and have been proved ny the
eNactng tests t" be untng ia These watches are
made entire frum the crude Materials in single establish
men by connected aud uniform processesthe factory
ing organized upon t same system that has been adopted in
the production Of the uncI,led American firearms,
enables us 10 produce movement NJ onehdif the price of
foreign movement Of the quality Each watch
fully tested, aud Is accomplished with the makers certificate
and warranty for TEy years.
ALL FOREIGN WATCHES ARE MADE HASn, the American
watches being the only made by machinery upon
form system throughout Nearly all handmade watches
defective, and continually getting II order In many
parts uf thu country il is impossible To- find good watch
pairers, and watch repairing Is always cNpcu-
sve The introduction uf American watches dspuse Of this
difficulty and country merchants well watch Dealers
can keep watches part Of their miscellaneous stock and
thus suppy their customers with STAPLE which may
he used rs any other article without stery humbug
Sold by the trade generally.
Salesroom in Boston. 1853 WASHINGTON STREET General
Agents, Messrs. Robbins X APPLETON, New York.
APPLETON. TRACY 4 co.
3m-3T WAIruAK Mass
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
WI RICHEST DIADEM

~ EVER WORN BY KINGS OR bMPERORS
WHAT Why a BeautifUt hend of Hair. Because II ia
the ornament God hmseU prouided for all race Read
although The rose may bloom brightly the glow
ing cheeks the he sparkling, the those Of
pearls the head Is beret Of is covering the hair he
snared and shrived harsh and dry STILL sIrn-
hcu WIN gray nature will lose than half her charms
rro woods Hair Restorative, II used two three times
Nek win restore and permanently to all such
namen Read the following and Judge The writer of the
hrst Is the celebrated Pianist, Thaiberg -
. NEW ioRK, April 10, 1858
DR. Woop Dear Sir Permit me to express to you the
obligations am under for the entire restoration ~ nv hair
to its original coor about the time my arrival in the TINT
ted states was rapidly becoming gray but upon the app
cation OF your air Restorative" as very wonderful ucn-
t0n quite elbcacious rs well a. agreeable
am, dear sir, yours truly,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-11-27
RAILROAD NOTICES.

Trans connect NTH Rutland and ellington Railroad at
BELLOWS FALLS
BY which Passengers proceed to Rutland Burlington
Montreal and Ogdensburgh to Saratoga springs, Scheneca
dy, Troy, and Albany and for Buffalo Niagara Falls and all
points West
Also connect at Bchotcs Fails
with Trains Of the Sullivan Road and thence with the Vcr
mont Central and VT Canada Roads, ard with the Passump
sic Road to Wells River st. Johnsbury and the White Noun
tains.
Trains Of Fitchburg and Worcester Road edue Fchbrg
three times day, ut 145 A. NJ and IL. so and 600 r. NJ,
for Worcester Providence, and for NEW YORK CITY,
Norwich and Worcester Railroad In connection with Steam
ers COMMONWEALTH and CONNECTICUT
Trains Of Worcester and Nashua Road leave Groon juno
tion for Nashua and Concord. n. II.
Trains Of Stony Brook Railroad also leave Gron Junction
for Lowell and Lawrence.
f.. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent.
Keene, Oct. ~, 1858.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-11-27
G. MERRILL, Superintendent.
1s,s.ssss5.s.ssa VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

y
E;sssisss:ss.sEROAD On and after MONDAY Get IN,
Ezx@Ez-ls5s, TRAINS will run ~ follows
Bellows Falls fr Brattleboro 10 A. NJ and 55 p.
NJ Returning leave Brnoru for Bellows Falls 10 10 A. NJ
aud 20 p VI. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls
OIj 80 A. NJ. Bratteboro lO5 =. NJ
The Passenger Trains this route South with
the Vermont Massachusetts, and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington, Sui
hyan, Vermont Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
rssumpc Rivers Rail Roads forming direct communication
with Whitehall Saratoga ami Schenectady St Johnsbury and
White Mountains Burlington and Ron-s Point, Oydensburgh
and Montreal. VI. SleJAT Superintendent
Vt. Valley Il. II. Ofice Oct ill., 1858.
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A1 + o r s A l. f. A Dwelling
E House Clark Street. in the South part Of the village
ssuf Bfateboro IL Also, Building Lot adjoining the
SAM, cheap for cash or short credit.
Fer further particulars enquire Of y. STEARNS.
July II, 1865. 20
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JoINTING & MATCHING.

JOEL F. WILLARD
has leased the lower room In Estey Green's building
where he carries the PLANNING BUSINESS in all Its
branches Ie also keeps constantly hand large
ment Of Pine and other Lum that he will maniac
ture to order Also for sale, large lot Of Northern
Pine CIapbOn rds which he will sell as low good
Spruce can be offered.
Mr. WILLARD will warrant all his work to be done In
thorough manner. lie makes Packing Boxes, Sinks,
Cisterns, and all other articles usually made in such
Establishment.
prAttlsbo<o, June 1885, 1870
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Remember the Place,
No. 2 Elliot Street, Brs g VI"
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
IL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital. OO.OOO........SurpIus, over

The subscriber having pied the Agency this Compa-
ny and having hled in the Secretary Of Office
evidence u lis responsibility required by Statute
prepared to take risks Of property usually this vi
euity on favorable termsand grant Policies without delay
The perfect responsibility Company and the known
character o its officers entite to rank among the yery
first IN country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-11-27

Having increased facilities for keeping Pia1oa
in our new Ware Rooms much larssr stock than -
fornerywill Ice kept for SALE and to RENT
at manufacturers prices.
All instruments warranted and sent 10 any part of the
Country at our risk ESTEY g. GREEN.
BRArTLEBOR0, APRIL, 1858. Is
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FARM FOR SALE.
ID A c X A X ID
l. GREAT REGENERATOR
REPRODUCER OF THE HUMAN HAIR


For GRAY HAIRIt does not dye the hair but by s ope.
ratons the roots Of the hair the color
ing fluid, and causes 1t again flow through hair giving
O the COLOR and in the as in youth No
matter how long the hair has been gray white 1t has
become, it will fully restore it,
Is YOUR HAIR FALLING OFF lit will remove the
cause aud not only make your hair firm in the head hut
thlcken II up again as thick and rs healthy
BALD HEADsIt will grow hair bald heads the roots
alive
HuMoRs IT the SCALP.It all hunlors Of whatever
name nature from the scalp The very cases OF
Scrotua, Eruption, Scu and Fevensh heat at once
cured.
DANDRrFr is only but the cause Of ia re-
moved 80 that will not again. Thus all IN,
pleasant nchiag.
II is perfect Invgoraor and Tonic the hair and IA
warranted to restore the hair quicker and less Than
onetrd OF the price % any other article market IL
Is put in large II o. bottles, and sold for nifty 1t
free from all poiso. For hair dressing surpassed by
none Call the agent and get circular, (wha will be
better for YOU buy a bottle Sold by |. N THORN
Apoheoary opposite the Post Offce
Wholesale Agents GEORGE G. GOODWIN CO., II & ~
Marshall St, boston.
Manufactured by IL, v. PACKARD, Andoyer, Mass.
Aug, 1855 6m-33
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Z. Nj. ELWELL,
SAW MANUFACTURER,
Main Street., Springfield, Mass.
SAW REPAIRING,

Saws Of all kinds kept constantly on
hand and for sale at such prices as will
satisfy the most strict economist.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-11-27

Ill tA1SlH OlgIU ~ " " EAU-GDEl4U
Which we have recently patented is the valuable
provement made the Meodeon for by the power
Of the Instrument is doubled without increasing its size
number Of reeds. Instruments with this attachment the
VERY BEST FOR CIT RCllES, yet nyened and for PAR
L0R use, HAVE NO EQUAL.
In shop every arrangement has been made
ctate work and produce perfect Instruments Our worknen
are thoroughly experienced and the machinery And
pains expense will he spared make THE PERFECT
MLLoDEoN superior to anything else in market.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-11-27

a all its branches, such as Mil, Cir
ular, Cross Cut, Hand, Panel, &c sc,
lhat have kinks, twists, joints, broken
backs, or rim bound, got out and war
ranted as good as new. Also, Saws Of
'oothed or gummed out, Set and Filed
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06

SENrETcED.-Aiter listening to the arguments
Of Counsel on application for new trial in The
c..e Of the State v. Peter Kenan, Judge Goth
zen refused the motion, and the prisoner WAS
sentenced 10 seven years hard labor in The State
Prison
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06
nESIDENIE FOR SALE.

STTUATE lots No. H. 50 81 Twins addition
> to the town of Mineral Point. 4 good TWO STORY
FRAME BUILDING. Four large rooms on the first
hoor and four below with additional Kitchen.
capacious cistern-good barn-hen house, and other
outbuidincs. Garden under high Of cultivation,
aud all the general conveniencs OF pleasant residence
Said premises the business part Of the
city sale teIms-f0r further particulars
qure Of lott VIM +. & +. HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06
AVE = 3 a vEa
! 8 Tt ii @ E N,
\ COUGH AND C0NSIMPTlGy SYGUP.

l-E7 Two bottles Of Syrup cured Mrs. Elizabeth. y
File, Bascom, Ohio OF a cough and Lam in her side Of
three years standing.
=" One bottle cured the wife Of B. Zimmerman Eso
Commissioner OF seneca county, ONO, Of cough and
pain ia her side and breast Of three years standing.
- Six bottles cured Mrs Joh, Houciy. Wolf Greet,
Ohio, ola cough pain in her side breast Of
~ Four tottles cured Mrs G. W. Zieger. Fort SON
Ohio, ola cough, pain in her side and breast and
general debility OF tour years standing She had been
under the ce OF five Physicians all OF whom pronoune
ed her incurabie.
TT Two bottles cured Mrs Small Of Fort Ball, o. of
child directly after having had the measles.
eg~ Five bottles a young lady in the family Of
Mr. John Miller, Eden township Seneca county Ohio,
- ifr ,,iidi IN r. Z, a, - 'v e.5e u li,e
soon die. and she at one time supposed 10 be
l Three bottles cured Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell an
ola Lady seventy OF Mexico, o. of cough with
which she lad been suffering several years.
Three bottles cured c. L. johnson, ESQ, Cashier
Of the Seneca county Bank of cough and general
ity several months standing, which it was feared
would terminate in consumption
tg" One bottle cured the Hon. c X. Watson mem
bcl Congress from Ohio lie wrote Washington
city TO lis family IN Ohio send me by express bottle of
for friend The bottle obtained the day Lit home
cured my very severe cold and also cured fiIend.
~" One large bottle to excellent health
daughter Of NJ shaier, Esq, OF Bascou o., she af-
hcted with very seEere cough and pain an her side
about six months.
t. -Four large bottles cured Mr. Joseph ShaiTcr near
Green Castle reunsy lyuia disease ot three yeats
standing which prevented him from doing hard word
One Ply stefan docoFod him for Dyspepsia Their
for consumption, without alton ding any relief
St. Johns cough consumption Syrup says the San
duky Democrat, is excellent remedy tor coughs and
COLDS, in fact DO not know of IL equal. Numerous
scs have come under observation when the patient
apparently sinking under consumption has been Icstor
ed TO health by its We have used Il with great
/ cess in our family.
~ SIX bottles cured DR.. StoGer, respectable old
school Physician OF Oregon Ohio. lie
confined 10 his bed with disease Of the Lungs Seven
Icon he q { hat
4 lie could not recover.
ST. Johns cough * consumption Syrup says W. II
Gibson the Treasurer of the State oC Ohio, medicine
ofrreat value and it, general introduction where coughs,
Cutes. and diseases the lungs prevalent would
greatly mitigate human suffering.
+ one large ottle cured Of the Rev John Cobb,
Liberty township Seneca county, Ohio of bronchitis x
. cough Of two years standing.
l. l. St-J"hn & Co, Tifin City Ohio, General agents
. Tor the Western States. Sold also by Druggists.
A1ents-R Deos PuIford Mineral Point ]. c. Clark,
Avoca; 3. Frank Thomas. Dodgeyille; VI. DinsIale,
. Linden; Goo1sell 4 Little Highland. call the
Agents and procure Almanac. molly
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MINERAL POINT TRIBU Ne,


CoKREorros.-We are informed by Commits
s.pner Cla-y that We were in error in saying
that the mail bags had been sent without being
locked between Arena and Dodgeville A loop
vas missing, which enabled the boy 10 put IL
lis hand and take out the letters.
We are also informed that the boys fathe-
stated that the lad was II years old. instead
VI II. before reported by the boy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06

Tows ELECTIONS = The town Elections
throughout the State are held today. Our
friends in the several towns in this County viii
ob.ige Is by forwarding for publication. lists Of
The officers elected il their several towns, as soon
a. con~enient.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06
TO BRICK MAKERS AND C.PIT.II-rS

We undersigned would invite All interested yars
I 70 examine working NODE. ola
RICK CHINE,
winch IS superior 10 all others ever invsrt,a !. +;
much cheaper, more portable and 50 simple as NOT - IL
lls2ie 70 get out o. order. Three ana one bow
MAKE from Il 10 l7eoJ perfect Brick per dav II an Ia
run wli less power than any other. Two horses ar Z
men belt VIII work i with ease II Makes the Bricf a
Iecly troi tAo tan- without tem3clinu and can nall.
Brles all seasons of the year without REGARD 10 vrfl
CiFe"-afs sent 10y addressing ". HUTCHINGS Boy lCaa
tlSs', III me model can besC 81 IsanaoIpL
Chicago. Also, samples Brick mad, y the Msr5,
W at TECHNICS x WAkEsIAS HULL
>ose Asnls Tor {ne sale OF Boyntons Improved Br5d
i4e'' 'oi me west n3-3m:
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Vi isCoE-in Bank.
Mineral Point.


=
Fl'HS institution having reECuisleI its rights under
the Banking Law OF this State and posted with the
Bank Comptroller, Madison a Iso-y sufficient
to redeem all outstanding ed circulating notes
par
Notice is therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating notes Of ths Eauk must be presented
At the Bank tomptTo..-S office for redemption Within
wears the date Of Tie first Publication Of this
notice, that t> funds deposited for tle redemption Of
I the same viii be surrendered TO this Bank.
y9u24yZ HENRY +. GEORGE, Cashier.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-06
DISSOLUTION OF PaRTvERSIIIP.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto
y fore existing % tween Frederick Gilman Larl,s
Gilman a4a Fre&eFiek AoeIier, uHd-r - and
-'Fie 81 bI.n & hocigr, Is dissolved August
lin last by Il consent. The business vi heresf-
ter te carried o. har Gilman who hereby au-
thOTzsa 10 collect and all debts due said Gr1-
UuaIcss such deb paid before the 18th Ian-
nary, 1885, shall have the coIlec-
lion. IREnERIK GILMAN
CHARLES GILMAN.
FREDERICK MOEIIER.
Highland, Dec. 18th, 1857 4gtf
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MINERAL POINT SEMINARY
TERMS PER SESSION OF II WEEKS:

All ILLS must inrasiaje be paid before the half
expires. NJ bull faf less than half viii pre-
scented. l. viii be that charges vcr than
any other Institution of the grade in the West
and We hope to deserve the Conscience and patronage Of
tic friends Of Education.
So J. NOLAN. PRINCIPAL.
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w 4 G. o = - {.

4 BRITAIN has few good Wagons and BugEies
~. which he Will either sell for cash time with
interest Call and Cio0d tehout cash admit
ted.
Mineral Point March lst, 1855. a-tf
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GrrEoprsr ACcrssIoSs--The "lttsburs Cluis-
tlau Advocate states that in tie virginia Con-
ference OF the Methodist Churc oJs access}on-
are reported within few weeks; IN the -rIe
Conference over 70o: in the jamestown Dis
trlct more than 1903. aad IT. The PIttsbu-s
Conference over 100.