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CULTIVATION OF CccUaBERs--s' Last
pring friend CT mine and myself were
planning cucuuibers al the same time. /
was planning mine, as Is usual IN gardens,
with the earth, and raising the hill an
inch or two above The surface OF the
ground. Observing IL, he loosely re-
marked, Let me show you how TO raise
cacumbers.' Never having had much
luck In raising them, cheerfuliy agreed
10 his proposition. He commenced By
making holes in the earth, at the distance
intended for the hills, that would hold a
bout peck he then filled them with dry
ieached ashes, covering the ashes over
with very small quantity of earth. The
seeds were then planted on level with
the surface Of The ground. was willing
10 See the experiment tried. but had 10
expectation Of anything but a loss of seed,
labor and SOIL But imagine my aston
lshment. understanding dryer season
never was known, and almost universal
failure of garden vegetables when be-
held vines remarkably thrifty, and as fine
crop OF cacambers as any one could wish
10 False, and they continued to bear for
an unusually long time. | will not phi
Josephine on the subject but say 10 all,
try IL; and instead of throwing your ashes
away, apply them where they Will be OF
use, and you will reap rich reward"
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POINT TRIBUNE.

Peas AID PoTAToEs.-Here is some
thing new, which we extract from the
Agricultural Gazette: ." tried curious
experiment with few potatoes this sea-
soa- Twelve months since l saw letter
from farmer stating the great success
that had attended an experiment the wri-
Ter had made IN the previous season. Il
consisted IN inserting pea IN each po.a-
"a set. and planting the potato SET in the
usual way. The result ne stated was a
large yield Of peas aud splendid crop Of
potato IS, but the most important result
was the entire freedom of the potatoes
from disease, while all those planted / ;
the usual way In the same field were ex-
tenslvely deleriora,ei. was led by this
statement 10 Try the experiment on sma !.
scale in NY own garden this season |
planted not qni.e half peck, only htt.
sets, in SIX ranks, cutting piece CUT o.
each and putting a pea firmly ~ Inc
peas grew up aud aourished well. and .asl
week | dug the potatoes They We're
perfectly free from all faint OF speck Of
disease, ard very fine aud large. while
in the sarne bed, close 10 them, was an
other 10, planted ia the old style, half
OF which were rotten leave your read
ers 10 draw their own conclusion II En-
erys Journal OF Agriculture.
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FINE SrRawBrRRIEs.-Th best spe-
cimeas Of fruit-the largest and most
hIghly colored and havored-are always
from those beds where the plants are
kept thinned out 10 rows or hills. Ii run
ners cover the whole surface, the fruit IS
smaller, more shaded, and the flavor IS
not IN the highest degree of phrfectlon.-
But the cultived bed has one drawback
the RAIN dashes the soil upon the fruit
This evil may be easily remedied By pla
eng the short grass, which at this rire is
obtained by moving lawns, between the
rows. Tan has been recommend, and /,
does tolerably veil, but il IS itself not 50
clean as IS desirable. Straw, chopped
short, IS used by some, and IS cleaner and
better than tan, but the soft, clean, fresh
grass, only an inch or two In length, OBJ
tanned from lawns, Is much preferred TO
either, and i. is easily and frequently re-
newed. The moisture which II assists IN
retaining III the soil, promotes the larger
growth of the fruit. Ii irrigation IS APP
Piled, this covering retains Tie moisture
IL the surface soil, and prevents eyapora-
tion and crusting. We have known the
fruit 10 be doubted III SIZE, in II hours,
BY plentiful supply of water, dropped
on the plants, and the mulchIng gwen
them IS neXt best to constant watering.
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A LITTLE FARM WELL T1LIEp.-A
friend IN Bath, three IN lies from tn city.
Thomas Small, who has been 10 Califor-
MA and los, his left hand a. all OF his
right hand but two fingers, returned about
four years ago to Name, 20 get his living
by farming. He has a small farm OF
only fifteen acres, in Wrnnegance, tie
lower part of Bath on the Kennebec, AMI
IN sending Us the pay for the Rural the
other day, states the result of his opera
lions last year. lie says;
Il keep one yoke Of oxen, two cows,
tld have hay t. sell every year think
| cut last season Ii tons OF hay | raised
l20 bushels of potatoes, 80 bushels of
good corn in the ear, 100 pumpkins, 400
heads of cabbage, ) ID bushels OF beans,
and % bushels of garden sauce. | hired
help 10 amount TO $50, and worked out
enough 10 come TO so. Ny llttle place
IS IN Ninneganee. pail LIS IN cash
tor my laad , acres J, and | wish could
purchase ten acres more al the same rate
But there is none for sale near me.
can make II we'll to pay 500 an acre fer
land to farm on. Other people may say
what they Please abou. IT,
We have no doubt that land in the
neighborhood Of any OF our large towns
and cities where there Is a ready cash
market, can be made 10 pay well al 500
per acre. Il our commerce and manufac-
lures could IS - encouraged by the gov
eminent (Which we suppose would be IN
eonsu'utionsl.) as 70 build up cities nd
villages all over the S,a.e, (and we
have good harbors and uater-power
enough for the purpose J, ruAr would lie
way OF encouraging agriculture and IN
creaslng the value Of farms in every par.
o. Maine.- Rura. In,eiligeucer.
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THE
O. r l. \ T UTTER
50 long unsuocl ssfulIy sought.
FOUND 1T LAST!

I'oR 1T RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY nam
I" Its original color; luxarisntly .be b.ir
head removes al daudrud itching anu al .r~,ftI,
scala head and all eruPgiou- makes th. b-ir 20
healthy and glossy ami viii preserve IL 10 ry B,.-
sole age removes. a. # b magic all blotehe~ 4 80,
the lace. and cures all Gera IA and nervous hs4 -
See circular and the following
Dover, y H., Feb ? ISL
FRoF. O. !. WOOD K Co.-Gents: With, a t. -.
" have received many oriers and calls for pr n
No9N itAir Restorative, this clay We are
Z" Neil ~ hn>ton for a quantity title cuz.n 49,, -,
eff,r'i All trtng >oid) while might o-se- ,.-.it
8tf'ia you frers sotf2e hare seems 70 k,r,
an "a 'aTse oF Jorr ze1 cHstoscrs and ill.,.
anu patronage II receives from the most S,rf -
worthy citizens oi our vicinity. fully co,y5r, = -
Il = MOST ALI BLE FEEFAf. tTIn\ - '''
one d'ttn = >Ixc' aud arve ra4r. w.,
tN'sne'F DANIEL LATHRpI' & co
Gardner, Maine june - rs55
PROF. q. J. wOOn-pezr Si---i f,v.. ,,s.4 =. .
- ~ = ii4 greatest discovery the az. f,r rrs+ri,
AA@ changing the hsiE- Before using II ~ - s.
N.Hty Ny hair has attained IL ori,it,,T -
- san recommend II to the world wfrhott ~. -.
- - my case -sS one a. the srorst kind
Yours Respectfully.
DANIEL Y. MURPHY.
- -" - Nu'p Co, rroprietors ale BroSdwnx Ne,
ana - 81 go y Y Wire Railing Establishment
anu - SAL Aet St. St Louis. No. n.y.
A., 49,, ~ ~ sod By ali good Druggists s-ts
>A'e agents tor Prof \ rT,
n Il me me tstst preparation ths Sins IN - -
4" - Z I II orI, Agent. &iae-al Point ''~-
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pANLEL Y hrrRpu,
RESIDENCE FOR -,

- tEUAIE on lets No II. 80 and al in IT,. -
-. ~ S Town os Mineral Point good Esyc rtsH.
shaNh 81 iLpING- Four large rooms on a.. - =. /
80 '.i -FOUR rooms below. with additional kitrb
= s. 'c- huS eistern-good barn-hen- house sra -
pun. nSS Garden ander high state 81 -rItiv..s
- -. general convenience. OF pleasant rsSi.l,-e
einises are convenient TO the business Y,a-, ~ -
>@4e on easy tsrtIls-for further r.srrir,Isrs -
Al Nu- a. +. HENRY
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Mrs Gage says: 81. Louis. March
al-Niole,s in bloom, and peach trees
blushing with the very thought of the
love tokens they shall receive next Sen.
temoer; Hope April VIII behave pre,ti-
y, as she ough, to this year; or we shall
set ner down as a cold hoyden. tha, should
no, have the poets praise"
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EGs- What sovereign man IS The IN
tellgeni, industrious farmer. The BAL
ance of the worlds life aud comfort ha
holds IN his own sialsart hand. Neither
courts, nor camps, nor armies, nor fleets.
can exist withou, his aid Cities .prinr
from the traffic IN he products OF his in
dustry- Commerce IS born al his behas,
Lord Of The land. no man has tirmer
hold OF the essential title Of nobility.
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
GOOD CHANCE--A SMALL FARM FOL
SALE.

WILL sell low for cash. part cash and part time
with interest at 10 per cent secured hy n"it sage
the premises sodto Wit: A lot containing IS all
enclosed with good and board fence, all under good
cultivation. with 100 fine Apple Trees in May last
On the premises is good frame dwelling, small stab
a good well that never fails Said farm premises
located the side Of the lane from Docgeyille
Mineral Point. y mile south OF Doe. -eyille.
Price f1tO0- For further Information enquire OF the
undersigned {. F. Legate, Mineral Point.
GEO. MESSERSMITH.
Dodgeville July IS 1857. 2stf
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Prepared by DR.. j. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Che mist, Lowell, Mass

IT, Two bottles OF Syrup cured MIS-. Elizabeth D
Fife Baseom ohio, of cough and pain in her side Of
three years standing.
re-" One bottle cured the wife of B. Zimmerman ESQ
Commissioner of Seneca county, ONO, of cough and
pain in her side and breast OF three yeas standing
r Six bottles cured Mrs. John Houck, Wolf Greek
Ohio Of cough severe pain in her side and breast
/ two years standing.
e Four bottles cured Mrs. C. W ZiegIer Fort Sem
Ohio, ola cough, pain in her side and breast and
general debility of four years standing. She been
Under the of five Physicians all Of whom pronounc-
F Ell her ineurable.
t9 Two bottles cured Mrs. Small OF Fort Ball. O. o.
cough of twenty years standing. she took when a
child directly after having had the measles.
- Five bottles young lady in the family Of
hr John Miller Eden township Seneca county, Ohio,
cough and Paiqitation OF the heart OF one wears
Staining She was opportunity upon the verge of
Her PLY stefan and friends expected she would
soon die and she was at one time supposed to be tead
u Three bottles cured Mrs Elizabeth Campbell an
ola lady seventy years of Mexico, cough it'll
which she had been suffering seyera! years
= Three bottles cured c. L. johnson ESQ Cashier
ity OF several months standing, which il feared
would terminate in consumption.
. One bottle cured Inc Hon. g. X. Watson MEM
her OF Congress from ohio. lie Wsshngt on
city to his tam y Ohio, send express
for friend. The bottle detained the day home
cured ny very cold and also cured a friend.
= One large bottle restored to excellent health a
daughter OF NJ e:aifer, Esq, OF Bascom o. she af
about six months.
- -Four large bottles cured Mr. Joseph shafer nesr
standing ~hicn prevented iin from doing hard word
One fhyse doctored him for Dyspepsia and
tor consumption, without afoIding any relief.
St Johns cough consumption Syrup SAYS the san
daHky Democrat Is an excellent remedy for coughs
coics, IN TACT do not know equal. Numerous
SEES nave come under our observation when the patient
apparently sinking under consumption has been
60 20 health by its use We have used ii with great
cess IN our own family.
tR Six bottles cured DR.. Stofrer. respectable old
school Physician Of uregon, Ohio He months
conhnec 10 ms bed with disease of the Lungs Seven
Physicians visited him concur ed in the belief that
he could not recover.
St Johns cough consumption Syrup SAYS W. II
oson, the Treasurer of the state of Ohio is medicine
great value ana Its general introduction where coughs
1oIas ana diseases OF the lungs prevalent would
greatly mitigate human SUFFERING
one large bot tie cured of the Rev. John Cobb
Liberty township Seneca county, Ohio of Bronchitis
cough of two years standing
l. l. ST. John Co.. Tifn Citv Ohio General agep-s
80 tue western states Sold also by Druggists
Agehts-h Deios PuHord, Mineral Point J. C. Clark
hsYea q Frank Thomas. Dodgeville; NJ. Dnsdale,
..'hneh Eo"aseH Little. Highland. Gall the
e'''e anu procure an Almanac n5-ly
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LOOK HERE

yIsTE Subscriber Sale both improved
l. improved FARMS the most favorable terms.
NJ ii. CUHREN.
Mineral Point, Nov. 10th, 1857 If.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.


EMBRACING nearly every variety known, {articul>rIy
Tor sale Nh. LANItN x son. Commerce
Among his may be found the following
AIR-TIGHr COOKING STOVES.
May FYoxer Bater B4ck.
Rt7ek II0Ro1d, freH Monarch.
Prairie queen, besfera t{EeeE,
Veg Worid, GHifieRf0T, LEfeeT.s,
keystone, IiIass. BGEgGp. I.sE &c
PREMIUM STOVES,
or all sizes and patterns i. Aso, The follow
ing, among other:
PARLoG STOVES.
syicnavvi without ovens Ford osen e!o2'd frcnts
BostoR, Cottage Stores, 81, 9e.
BOX STOVES,
OF ali ,,e@c.fBtions size together with few COAL.
SToV Is b6t FOR Cooking and The IsIIoF. Is las
a large Sicek u beautiful
BIifaTo- Ware.
including
Tsq Pcs, Ce6ee Fots. Saser ULa. crse"'ers,
Hof1s.es PiiCh6s, Casters. iitcsers,
MNgs, Cups, CaHatesftcAs
SpittaoHs, Lamps Sc, - Sc-
Selected with care, and offered At remarkable low rats
Tin. Copper. and sheet iron Ware,
Of all kinds, constantly hand or manufactured
der, the shortest notice
In connection with this establishment i EACl
where work in either of their respective lines i'll 5e doEs
in the best possible manner.
Job Work attended 10 in any OF tie above Shops
short notice.
~ Persons desiring any thing in his line invi,s
to call and examine his Stock and l;Ices
Mineral Point, October. 1888. y
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NREsH Oranges, Lemons. and Coeoanut. for .ale tr
- ). JENkiN X co.
1Ii.f AEkf Fancy and Toilet articles HARRISON
- ~ IONS Aathari on. Delights Spanish Lus
,'i, aesn + n, bay Rum Eau de Cologne Hair Oils
"olh fowders, Old Brown Windsor Soap, White Do
Shaving cream, G ream of Soap and hundred
81 Z yivIAE'S
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MINERAL POINT RAhEI,Y

\ SPTat!er and Peter Hc-lel. woula r.srectfn Iiy
invite the attention Of tEei friends the public
generally To their
X Z r Y
on the Nor side Of High Street, door TO Georg.
Apples Barber shop. where they on the Bakery
HU>ness extensively in all its departments Being pr-
pared 70 execute on the shortest notice orders for
BREiD. BISCUITS, PIES, AND C4KES
e an varties for Parties. Public Houses and Private
Families In addition = the above, they keep hand
SUGAR. COFFEE, ETC,
and a choice selection Of Candies.
? Cash paid for Butter. Eggs and Lard
e-I SPkATLER 4 HOEBEL
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| fiNf SHOES. Congress BGotssnd Chi &c.,
"a 80 N'I's tAs second lot. just received
ANTON BERG
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
W isCon-in bank.
Mineral Point.


THIS institution having renquished rights under
the Ranking Law Of this State il posted
Bank Comptroller, At Madison money sufficient
70 rcd ein all outstanding counter et circulating
At par,
Notice Is therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating Bank must be presented
NJ the Bank Comptrollers office for pton Within
~" from the date Of the first publication This
notice that the funds deposited redemption Of
the same viii be nderei - this Bank
v9a21y2 HENRY r. GEORGE Cashier
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HUGHES s DICKINSON.
PRUDUCE AND COMMISSION aIERCH,N-S
Dealers an LUMBER, SILT, PRODUCT

HIDES, &c, &c,
Goods Of any description consigned firm will
meet with prompt attention Office the terminus Of
the Mineral Point Railroad, IN the rear Of Ianyan
Foundry. Mineral Point, Wisconsin
AIcH.i. HUGHEs- 10f JOSEPH W. DICKINSON
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THE TYPES, PRESSES. FURNITURE, and all the
the necessary fixtures for Newspaper and job Of
heretofore used in the Establishment of the M neral
Point Democrat, offered for safe at bargain.
For particulars enquire Of
y. n COTHREN.
Mineral Point, Oct. 18th, 1857. Aft
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CHsa trss. do not despair TIL You have tried AYERS
CHEkEY P.cT1EAL- IL is made by of the best medical
chemists world. and its ALI bespeak
the high merits Of lis virtues Philadelphia Lsdger.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Bank Conptrolier's Ofiice.

MADISON. June Is. 1856
I'VE Wisconsin, Bank Mi al Point this State
having reiinq pushed bu-invss and deposited in this
ohc- of money sufficient redeem all their
standing countersigned 81 reustny par Notice
i therefore hereby given. that all the outstanding coun-
signed circulating said Bank will be redeemed at
par, on presentation at this Office.
2y&Iv9 WIN. NJ. DENNIS, Bank Comptroller
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.


rINHE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
L taxed their produce this best perfect
purgative which il known Innumersble proofs
have virtues which sIrpass
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
preedentedly upon the esteem Of all They
pleasant take hut powerful to Their pene-
taing properties stimulate the vital Of the body
the Instructions Of its organs purify the blood,
expel disease. They purge the foul humors which
breed and dstemper. stimulate sluggish di~oT
dered organs into their action impart healthy
with strength to the whole system. Not only do
the everyday complaints every body, but
formidable and dangerous Diseases that have baffied
the bes, of human skill While they Prodnce powerful
effects they the time in diminished doses, the
bes physic that be employed for children.
Being sugarcoaed they pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable free from any risk of harm Cures
made which surpass belief they uct sub
ssntiaed by Of such exalted position and character
forbid the suspicion of unruth. Many eminent
crrgymen PHI sicians certify
the public the reliability of remedies. while others
have the Of their conviction that
Preparations contribute immensely TO the relief Of
afflicted suffering ieilow-slcn.
The Agent below named is pleased furnish gratis nv
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates of their of the following complaints
Costivenees, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism. Dropey,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach, Nan
Indigestion Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels and Pain
arising therefron tatnlency, Loss Of Appetite all Ulcer
and Cutaneous Diseases which require an evacuant
medicine. Serofua Kings Evil. They al>o, Ivy purify
ing the blood and stimulating ths system. many
reach, Deafness Partial Blindness, Neural gia
Nervous Irrtby. arrangements Of the Liver and Kid
and other kindred complaints arising
low state Of the body or obstruction Of Its functions
De be put off by unprinciplei dealers with some
other pill they make profit Ask for AYERS
Pills. and take nothing else. No other they give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value curative
powers. The best aid there is for them,
and they should have it.
Prepared by DR.. j. G.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell. Mass.
PRICE % CTS. Box. FIVE B1xE5 : L.
SOLD BY
J H. Vivian, Mineral Point; F. J. Russell, Darling
tom E c. Stevens Dodgeyile /. i. toodell, Platte
Vile; II. Newliall, Gaena wholesale J. II. Reed
Chicago. Who'll le and Agents in every town in the
United States
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
Wisconsin State Insurance Con- any.

Wisconsin State Insurance Con- any,
MADISON, WI ~ONSAN'
CHARTERED CAP. al. IS 500.
CAPITAL PAID IN sic ~.
DI X r & TO
I J. Far~eu Madison II 5 Dursni, R.eine,
. + Collins A. Ifvatf smith, GAINESVILLE,
" x lawrence Al Prteiard Waterfowl,
= z; TilIltts D. McIndoe, WGusAu,
= Keves /. e. HYDE, Beoit
: q s-idIev Charles Doty. &-Dasha,
John 2. NcGregor, Portage City.
This Company will against loss or damage oy
Frs kinds of miserable property al Tates cur
rent with other Companies
I,r,rs WVtTE Seet. 4. l. COLLINS. President
Dce ia Madison opposite the Post Once on Piaekne1
stree- COBB & MESSMORE- Agents.
47u Mineral POINT, WIS.,
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE

OTIS > ,, and in block OF Strongs and Others ad
i dtion to Mineral Point. with good fra House
cputaining five rooms besides the pantry cellar
eistern, stable and out buildings-Garden y fenced
and in all respects desirable residence title
upon easy terms part cash and time for the ba
ALSO. the undivided half of Lot 49, Vleits Survey
Mineral Point and buildings situate High sereet
ing the premises occupied by c. W. Cobbs
good business stand. ". r. < r. HENRY.
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LADIES +. LADIES LADIES

ss1 can get large nuaer Of suosrrbe-s fer the Cas-
tianGnlS igElr extra for
10 subscribers sou forward rs accompanied ~
tbs money xiii send BEAUTIFUL git
We make the oG-r 10 ei.aIIeTue1.-
Please Ia mind the eve-v subssifer to
th= tasket OF DaElcEs viii EecsiFe beautiful cif.
receipt If his fsIne accommodated ~
the subscription Easis~y.
Person ~izIing to with the First No.
should send "a Immediately the gift the9 will receive
ll them - speak their success
and thereby assist Izsfi@liy in increasing
ton li-t 70 Commence wlEl fia- rst No.
amoag Ike Interesting Of cur paper will b.
found Lore >p"nseDce of the thrilling and
exciting chaTscter- which took place IN Pzri. in
English Gentleman nd I.zfv-the
tyrnicsl opposition II the Labs Father TO the union
81 his daughter Nit the English gentleman described
the vivid and interesting nlanrr
successful plots Of the young iay eude v,Isue
/ and cruelty Of ner heArtless father.
These letters deeply interesting, and Of pure
( toned character.
, Eaea subserileT must send - three cent postage
stamps :,F return postage on eift- address.
NELSON, HICKS K CO.
ProPrtetorE.e - ii.e Casket Of Diamonds
sfn3 % Nassau Street. \ l.
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HOTELS.
Wise NsIN OUsE.

b
WEAR THE RAILROAD DEPOT, COMMERCE
STREET.
having the New Tavern Raiciug
on Commerce street, the Rail Road De pot, have
had II fitted cd he for accommodating
Travellers Boardsrs. and vold notify inc public that
l. sill be opened the first of Nay, when they will be
in the best both Travel
rs and Boarers reasonable Their table viii
De supplied With the the H.ket Affords
No pai rs will he spared satisfy u
and no liberal share of pat
Good S,ablin- attentive osters be relied up
LRkN * FENisO>E.
Niner.l Point, April ~, 1857. mis-
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

1--WE six gentlemen be accommodated wit
Il good Board and Lodging at
FRED. MoELLER'S.
Mineral Point, Oct. goth, 1857. 41-tf.