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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-08

| TASK, so he ran round the corner, and be-
| gan to bark to two other members. TINS
TO attract their attention and procure as
sistance. Knowing the dog, they went
round and helped TO finish the Job.
A good sized book might be filled with
anecdotes OF Cash, many Of them of a Gu
rlous and interesting nature. He was
KIND and affectionate in disposition and
particularly good to children. with whom
as IN truth with almost every one, he was
an especial favorite, To the people of
color, however, he had a decided aversion.
and would never suffer their approaches.
Kind words and good bones were always
on hand for Cash. and regret for his I'm
timely end is wide spread. 1t is not GER
tainly known how his death came about
but many believe that he was poisoned bv
a bad member of one of the rival GONNA.
MES. He died in the midst of his useful
ness, aged nine years.
Poor Cash-good Cash-faithful Cash
nature is not always gifted with
your intelligence The ruling passion
was strong in death. A few minutes be-
fore his dissolution, and while writhing
with pain, the State House bell struck
for fire; weak and exhausted "a he was.
he sprang upon his feet, the intelligent
eye lighted with its wonted fire-he gave
feeble bark-staggered convu!sive!y to-
ward the door-and fell dead !
The members of the Good Intent hose
are inconsolable for his loss, and good rea
son have they SO to be, as Cash never
missed fire for eight years. They have
testified their grief by putting the carriage
in mourning, which badge will be worn
the usual thirty days. Cash is to be stuff
fed and then to be preserved in a beauti-
full and expensive glass case. 1t should |
be framed with gold He was the proper
ty of Mr.. Henry Smith, who very kindly
gave him to. the company
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Il ii E ID AL q ii Il T. K.
A TALE OF TWEEDMOUTH MOOR.

When the tyranny of the last James
drove his subjects to take up arms against
him, one of the most formidable enemies
to his usurpations was Sir John Cochrane.
ancestor to the present Earl Dundonald.
He was one Of the most prominent actors
in Argyle's rebellion, and for ages set
tied gloom hung over the house of the
Campbells, enveloping in common ruin
of its Chieftains- The same doom en-
comprised Sir John Cochrane. He was
surrounded by the Kings troops - long
deadly, and desperate was his resistance,
but at length, oyerpowered by numbers,
he was taken prisoner, tried and condpm-
ned to die upon the scaf1old. He had but
a few days to live, and the jaiIor waited
the arrival of his death warrant to lead
him forth to execution.-His family and
friends had visited him IN prison, and ex
changed with him the last, the long, the
heart-rending farewell. But there was
one who was the pride of his eye, and of
his house even Grlzel the daughter of
his love. Twilight was casting q deep
gloom over the grating Of has prison house;
he was mourning for a last look of his IA
vorite child, and his head was pressed a.
gainst the cold damp wall of his cell, to
cool the feversh pulsations that shot thro
it like strings of fire, when the door of his
apartment swung slowl y on its unwieldy
hinges, and his keeper entered, followed
by a young and beautiful lady. Her per-
son was tail and commanding, her eyes
dark, bright and fearless ) but their very
brightness spoke of sorrow-o sorrow too
deep to be wiped away - and her raven
tresses were parted over an open brow.
clear and pure as the polished marble.
The unhappy captive raised his head as
they entered.
Ny child my own Grizel ~ he ex-
claimed and she fell upon his bosom.
My father my dear father ~ sobbed
the miserable maiden, as she dashed away
the tear that accompanied the words.
Your interview must be short-very
short said the jailor as he turned and left
them for a few minutes together.
:. God help and comfort thee my daugh-
ter,' added the unhappy father, and he
held her by his breast, and imprinted a
kiss upon her brow. 81 feared that
should die without bes,owing my last bless
ing upon the head of my own child, and
that stung me worse than death, but thou
art come and that the last blessing o.
thy wretched father-
Nay, forbear :" she exclaimed: g no
thy last blessing not thy last My ia
Their shall not die
Be calm, be calm my child ~ return
ed he, ''would 10 heaven that | coult
comfort thee, my own my own Bu
D here is no hoPe-within three DAYS tho
D and all my little ones will DO
B. Fatherlezs he would have said, but IN
E word died on his tongue.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-08

Passing this group, we come to the
third form of interest. A confused crowd,
stretching away under the shade of the
trees, moving to and fro, gesticulating ear
nestly, as they conversed on the great
topic of the hour. Here, patriot raises
/ his arm. as if to strike a calm faced Tory,
who doubts the expediency of the means.
ii is not yet time, thee sees, my friend. y
Time, POUNDS, sir, it never Will be
time, so long as we permit traitors like
YOU TO prowl about the Streets
Thus strolling through the crowd, We
may see every variety OF expression
every change of countenance; the heart:
of men glow In their faces speak no
Eonlv in their words, but IN the upraise(
arm and significant finger.
And. all the while, that group upon III
steps rises above the crowd the object Q
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.lI5O . 81. ~ 1Ga5
Notice..

IA TIE HOUSE and LOT No. loo
LIZ belonging to Doct. VIM. IIiIdeb-
and, in Franklin, is offered for sale.
September > 4, IS47.
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El, ll, JACKSON,

--r>ry1nI CuuNsELL0R al LAW and SOLICITOR
..t,.rEy, Mineral Point ". l., viii Prac-
,-..r FL. ,he Courts of the First Judiciai Dis
f--tarI FL lLa supreme Court at Madison.
-.-F5llIeu.ar attention paid collections, also TO
recruitment Of taxes; the investigation of Land
t,I s, aaI the purchase and sale OF teal E.
-,. a.
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&c. :. DE WITT, VI. ID.
L.-.r.rn. 81 lis rlrnfeS.

.,., E4r0v u. ". COTHREN.
EATON & COTHREN,
Attorney. at Law Counsellors and Solicitors in
In.ncery, aud General Land Agents, Mineral
pint. Iowa county, Wisconsin Territory, will
practi,a Ill the First Judicial District and the Su-
sr-nie Courr al Madison. Any business entrust-
10 Them viii receive prompt attention.
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MlNR AL POINT ACADEMY.
+. WILLIAMS. N. \. PRINCIPAL.

The fall term Of this institution COM
menccd on the 3lst August. and Will con
unue ? weeks from that date. Instruc-
uon IS given IN all the studies necessary
70 qualify the pupil for business, for teach
lng, or for a collegiate course. Ii Is i'm
pouant that scholars should be puuctual
D. their attendance Occasional absence
from school, even for a single dav. cannot
fa,l 10 have an unfayorable influence on
8the pupils progress. Scholars are admit
t. at any time during the term. though il
shs preferred that they should enter at lis
8sS commencement
TUITION:
Primary s. 30 per Or,
common Eng. branches 300
u Higher 800
y Greek, latin and French ) 90
lent BOOKS Buttons English and
'rooS Grammar~, Andrews and SOD.
4 '-d's Latin Grammar. Davies Na,he-
laNcaI No IS, Sanders Series of Schoc-
'eaierS, Neu~,er's Dictionary. Hitch.
'lN Geol,-y, O,mS.ei'S Natural PhiIos-
?hN' Llncoln'> Botany. Comstocs's Che.
'stry, &c, Ac.
N'ne'A Pom, Se2,. =. 1917.
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WHITNEY, SMITH,

prALER ~ MERCHANDISE N GENERAL
fs,u ~ ne safe Of Flour, Prorisi0Hs,
PATENT MEDICINES. &c. &c.
Mineral Point ". I.
"a z. GAMg35L4g
ClEIk District Court L. ) aud Clerk of the
u.rI ot County Commissioners in and for La
IA.crfo county W. T.
ShuI- hHreA. September %, 1917.
gII51 O&5I1 -O1545
555
EY SAMUEL y. HASTINGS,
st,hr uurtlon of the Milwaukee. Racine and James
,l5, tlul, Eust end of SuaAR CKEEk PKABrE,
AalNa-th county, w. 1. By
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ID IA r ID s i.
---77lll7 .,
DR.. ID. RO : =,

crtirue. the practice of medicine, SURGERY
l NJpwFERY His residence Is on High Street
DIR, WEI, [EIB6 BI2AMlDs
pr,rrices MEpIcINE. SURGERY AND MIDWIFERY
h Mineral Point, Wis. lie keeps for sale good
supply Of Drugs and Medicines. Once on iilsi
,Te4t next door TO the Tribune office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-06

phsie Of iroo which Il recommended for Hemp Ell the
vat with this lQa1r then, ~ Il uy ssturs-
ted t - nuish.c. Ten twelve hO1rs "a iong enough
Tot rta M M longer dCes nc injury as soon ss IL dry
iiis ready Tor toe AXE
Frrsus r same process for Flax but Instead of tie
81 pnse NJ lrpu Is the ell q -mins sn1 p1tf-
a. Ire alum liquor GOES not change The coior--the
ion liquor dsrsens &C. ~ this process TIE farmer ge,s
h' crop % marie. 70 sst ok months sooner tbsa by
either de~ Or water Tors-tne product o-lng least
sAte.n pf cent srestef - there u l.s Or 10 was;s
lion 80 9r over r0illg
Test eH JerasD ls have been made 10 Louisville. Ken
lucky, takIos four pies 81 nenp
81 /. tsny.e n D.w-rOite1 Hemp
81. = sample m Wsfir r0tied Hemp.
No 3 sample q! kaa Rio Hemp.
No sample si Rdo1isu- Hemp.
l1cfe fany.es ~rre s1 jectce - moisture ard leai
Alternately each irss'8d precisely alike No hrst BE-
cane CscomDOsec Text No ard soon after Il No /;
81 three c0up letey f9l.ea-ho. remsinirg sound
strong and sweet
A. % he BRAKE; ! SEED you drawing o. TIE model
~ the brsks deposited y Nr Anderson 10 the Patent
O1ce sluce then hoeVer. nc MS changed his pan q
NofEl1g tee rollers A. soon as retgrn 20 Louisville
vii leno you drawing Of The perfect machine e IA
wy simple ard Cssy ms5e-costing shout 500 for =
mscaioe. Toe rollers aud gearing are msss Of cast
lrontns frame. Of wood B1. itils power required
b. drive them two horses viii be sufficient for
onine cleaning : ton q Hemp per dsy
LEWIS SANDERS.
have leif a. tie American Institute 10 ihs City Of
Nsw.Yo-t four ssmDi.s OF Fax for the EXAMINATION
and Inspection Of psnsons Interested 10 ~ growth or
msnuisrirrs
F.a n laiars .ta- PAX stepped l2hsun a ironi9f
.. ulter- rottsd. .. Giela
Che name gf,er b, Nr Andersen 30 his rev process
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MEDICINES.
UTIY SUFFER- FROM PAIN

rT,uE TIlF las h-EN rh-l ulrt.-4 sefe or l
10 endure r.fn torr-enfns pain. bscaase 20 remedy
-,ua bs had % lay b. That time rs passed 10" 10
person need .uder pain the Iaraee o. ne ,'asl
o-s nousu. sure and rsgsrGilns remedy . g. --a
EVIDENCE
To rs. To.srY SRI have been most severely ~ q,
dated f.r more tar year p-st w.il many II Il
-f-I rlcers oh crererf parts n me rllF --- ----
-f u -le tire the pan was severe 20 = erfifr PC
ii sesr tlfl I.lt lld .sT have tired a. ne $3.50
crr-ss.s u MARKET 1lt none o. them gave frl----
Re Ell AID tis r-il AID swelling 40 become $500
was lrL--el ID --e ADVICE ~ r-7 physician w.
box % ~ i-li ..i----, --- . --s7s ---- .-~
az tlif have received more relief rom = 49,
off-r Ointment have ever tr.sl. ar nafft n -.-
testimony tat 90 j. really Whist To1 representa- 81 o. ~
5aa..sr Of F,is q, As'Ps'" 1 c..AStrvcY IVES
MORE EVIDENCE
Resf the following extract from .ettsr iie- L. -
ford EFr lLe AGENT e. blrtcft Ans &C. y 4 --.-
FEB IL. ls47. MF. J.. states thus
have sod cons era5ls % rcusegs niyefsA- On-
meat 90 Master c Paiu. which h.s been uset li
..rfs Of outward c1ur l1llts al with SOD e-ee -ae
re Ehhor 90 zine, rlffins io-s ~ ile fftI- 80
sr-ke drove in 81 BIZ egg. below The .le-, -.--
terrible 1.sn On cane home a. ri-ht very ill-5 -
slferng much pain lie ssrt tlr sorr 81 le-trl r-
u1elf. aud feF aqplclilo-s comp irles sure" -i--
WOUND
Torss7. Master q Pain is the most wonderful rene
every sprei 10 the human body. Do never fails % ave
relief from the most severe pain % cares burns s-a1s
brises old s1r-7 s.'t raslm ehsrred hanlf sore Ups
s-id heed AID ll. sorts ~ s3-es Isis scisntac com
pound carefully and honestly prepared fnyiie an-
-lerrvnen ara al others who recommend it lhH
PEOPLE may rely urol it-ir VII never DE1ElF I
THEM Price - cents per box. sold By i.ols-seepen
throughout fle ciY.
~ Zach box Is eaTslopsd .l li1e and "-te i1- 'Al
hi' ny name written thereon b s..st "a DC.
OFFICE. ~ NAssAU-sT Of soai'os'
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CRoCKERY STORE,
NO. Iss VILLA M-sT. opposite the w..hins


\ton Stores "a door below tulton-st
Tho subscriber having been for soe time pes largely
ssked Ia the CHINA GLASS AND EARfhEN WARE
CUISINES A. WHOLESALE, has recently completed extern
sNs AffAnsccats Ter furnishing families Aud those com
enens helseSss ping with goods his line ard be
y sci - Sos Al lower faies than those elgase1 70
we NJ Al Trade exclusively, Ia ccuscguencc o. be-
Ase Afc frequent lmpcllAi.cus i0l his WHOLESALE
ny >lNI.HS. lie location % the cstAbsAueaf 81 tie
seeiibcf BEING seeh tnst nc pays ow aad ncurs
ncdef1ie expenses enables him 10 cary ort ais intent on
o. furnishing his ~afes q REDUCED PRICES
Ane saosctocf cesis ~ selling sood articles and houf
enumeration Of h. STYLE 81 kIene6 Cir. Dn~er .f
Dessert services, me China decorated r.re ~. -
Codes Sels. Toilet ware lu Nalety Soiy f.,r.
Vase. glfaneef~ Atn4el Orrameals Fancy Cod. 60
ela tlsin Glass All common goods Nc. &c va al ,v III
al n r11t tai he rfCli ID carv1ce hem tf 49, m
favor hir viii call hai o. purchase s5oi. y. 81
csiahlsshusu+ o. tauch .lele FAVORABLE TRIMS -
a. kklAiL SlOk, tui should tnis not bc deemed =. ~
duseent, 10 ~oaa socat psfunss upsa The sroaDd III
o1eriuf ilf their Inspection an unus1klly LARGE AND
UNklNALED SlOCh, from which selections can h,
made tLst vii entire ssssc.oa Hote.s ships sna
sleamhca.s furnished.
Gcoas sent free Of expense 10 81 psfli Of tie city
- TThkS GEORGE H. CLAPP.
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re-. -.zss,-zs=--uORRIs AND ESSEX RAIL

Isk.
1H--HH--->H-ard s.,er Monday, Gog g. 1917 the
freight train, 70 which PASSENGER ear s''sehsc, VII
AZ 2, p NJ Leave SewfOfk O'clock 4. 81 3 p n
Leave Newark 10 O'Clock A. n sP. 81. Leave NOuls-
town O'Clock A. NJ = VI.
Pss.enser. BY the morning train 70 Aornstown will a..
rive thegs At Il osOcs, where stages vii b. IN resdns,
70 convey them schooieys Mountain Washington Bel.
yiders snd Easton cslyi 70 Oweso, Milford. Newton,
Stsnhope and sgccssuny Mondays. Wednesday, snd
Fridsyss and 20 hocksHay Dover Sparta ewton
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each line
the following days % meet the NJ train Tor NewIcf
stage viii slss leave for bsskng Ridge every evening
the srrlysi Of the cars a, MorTisfown
By line recently established stage leaves M0rrs.orn
Cor the Delaware Water Jap and sroadsbars SsnhoPe
yohnsonburs, Columbia aud Blalrt0wn, every Tgeslsy
THURSDAY and Saturday the arrival Of the A. N rsn
rom n T. Returning the alternate days The sage
leaves stroudsbars a. A. ~. 70 meet ms s. cars iOm
AorTistown.
PsssengeTs 90 through 20 and from jersey City without
changing cars On leaving the city passengers wi De-
pos their baggage IN the the loot oil C0Itsnds
where agent viii be IN attendance - receive b.
AL packages o. bundles must be entered he waybi
or The company viii not hold themselves responsible
Freight will be forwarded Immediately M0rrlsto~n
from Albany Bssln By stephens CoDdits Daily Tfins
porrsfon Line 70 Newark. or from the TIsnsportson
Office Of the n. J. r. l. Transportation Company loot
Of Liosdyst lss IRA DoDD, sapssinisnasaI
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TO FEMALES

hkkFEs IENALE sLaESsrHLel>s ,i-Al
fffhlS VALUABLE SYRUP 10 prepares lru- iI- ic
cipe u mr.. r. BAKER ..dy nov - , sels oi a.
Sic has used ~ her family ana 10 thousands " 0n1s iJ
e AT yrars and 10 no case as - ever .le1 10 gyms
reef Frequently rrecng even si.er me st-r1-s
phys cisrl rad gwen up a. hope ofrec0Fers II q ore n
lie b-st ecc.les for female ~usknc-s, Irregular
and a. Ctef complains peculiar ~ taef sex u =
compose OF tcrrtr vegetable Ingredients tl- proper
Tea % cf Il harmony Eiih e-c1 cilrr ard me s~s
Or NAure re1Cvstifg the sysl-n snl tnpAfuns Toe
stree E.l Glc Tgof 10 b1h tOcy ard Mid 10 one Of tae
ycry best prrpara 0lt FOR AZ Al oi1rf conp1l
bearing syupiCus u corslu plall-
10 bringing Us srclc e ore he p4tlc We do 80 ~ii1
he uusi cornce1ce kuo~ink every nefsdieti AIc a.
medicinal properties " he ssr 20 BE- ne frf ucs Know
f9r A. fem. ysni IL Las decided 80 vantage over
a. nirs " ICE filc before Oc-f-c ID nc psolc Ia
v.rue. extracted ~ho4i heal, hence you have Al -
sclye properties o. he ingredients - nc pcf0r o. he
viflel have ed 10 yspor 1y boiling IL !. pfepsrei
% sc.A quantities. &C cfer. ccrfeq1c1iy yo1 have =
fresh "a scrs- aruce 5rs-ec up y .le0nol ID
-1-ci r which u % excite 1e syse Tor snor. u- ol
rf-1i-.y caves ne p9rll N worse eonli9r tlan -
~As before i1tlns h. This zrice "a 60 l-n1as rSr 10 =
cccspy prepared uc-lci-e go up - Sc ~ ne mere
gain ~ few gslry DOL II SPEAKS Tor Lei AL r-e1s
n0l he pl1s u hires r-Nspapers a. sc1e-1 h1rcoi.
b. ssncs il own rir1fc merits. We az ~ Z, A.
IL Effects are ~ perfectly ssiiiaciory ne "oaes ~l
BE- Retained.
Pr-r4re- ~ Doct c. JOHNS f7r MOSES 5AKER A.
1s J.anic Medicine Store, ~ broecssJ, y T. an1 :.
cih-r p.sc- % MS CRY.
Pr-e, 5 eerss PER age bo-is VIC eireeo-s and -
ner c1xcl.
NB-Aso co-s.su.y o. hs1a I'D Tor s1ls wholesale
retail comp kasorll-c. q Botanic Arcicices, noi1
c.lls 80 e1aFo11l. F1ysieisns t1P7--- y ~ s9-
rfs.rrsh.- ierrIa --if ane1h
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hardware cutlery, edse-toos &c - Ful,onst 0pPo-
Unlted Hotel New ork respectfully In
vtes the attention VI country merchants mechanics farm
and other. 70 MS very Assortment comprs-
i1E every thing the hardware Inc, a. Of ~hlcnB o..
Tered tie owest maet prices Tor cash OF 90 approved
erellf.
Cut and sh- nails And spikes, tac<s, bfscsi
Burts screws locks. lstcLes sleixh-bels,
Knives and FORKS, rzkors, pockst-knives scissors,
Mil. pit and crOss-clt saws; hoes forksf
shoVes spades sythes and snzr-s, rides and stones
Black-leaf pots and sand crucib.es,
PUMPS tor wells aud cisterls cad plpes,
Scotch Wafer Of Ayr, Missouri aid Turkey OIL stone,
COO2ess tools In sre1t variety, By Abertson Conger
Horton, BAE-on AZ others warranted eosehnssers
tsos.
CooPers lrcn rives and truss hoops;
House .r1 ship-carpeuters tools,
blackstnirhs tools snd garden utensils,
Butchers t0ols 140iaet-mak-Ts Iimmin9si
House AID shlp-su-.dsrs nar1~srci
lron, bras topper All steel -ll-i sheet brass
Fishing tAckle- Ge1llne Harlem Oil 50 Jaw I'm
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DUTCH BULBoUS ROOTS

HYACINIaS e. 81 81 per dozen, test names sorts.
II Narci.sas. a. 81 81 per dozen best named sorts
Double TrlirI, a. - per c1zen. b-sl named sorts.
snals Tulips ~ c-l-s Ter dozen, best named
DC15Ie Jouquils AZ = PER cczen-
SINCE J0nglils a. b ceuts per dozen
Ma Cr8clse. AHel0nes, hal1nc-4us Sno~drops, and
other b1loCas roos al rtfza AZ equally low rates can
Be selected from The CT the lnfers zned which
couta % equally choice varieties and rIe roots any
other Ia the city and whst others may say the contrary
notvrhstsndlnE They Of bis In portafion. ard
are rot auction rools JAMES HOG,
u AETThks - Broadway.
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TEXAS

COMMERCIAL AGENCY At GALVESTON.
ftNHE UNDERSIGNED will attend 20 the Collection Of
Notes aud Accounts in the state OF Texas ehectins
Sales Of Rea Estate the Purchase OF Produce Recein
and farwardin. OF Merchandise, and Of Oeuetsl Com
mission Business GEORGE BUTLER.
REFERENCES ~ NFW-YOKK.
Moses Taylor, Esq Hon Nv Edmonds, Walter Tow
= X Collins. Eso W Langley Co send Co
Allen & faNsll, r ; ID LathTop. Nlsners 4 Gale
c Wstmore a Co } q Dudley Co + G Fsile CO
Hayaock Corles \ T Putnam Esq Al Triple,
CO. Jas Leferts Go White \ Brutual
Address Al n PiDe-st Ne~-Nork OSO Inn
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CARPETINCS

ID LAWRENCE, ~ Canai-st oilers for sale the most
III. reasonable splendid patterns Of Brussels Three
ply and Ingram Carpeunss Druggets STAR Csrpctlngs.
Ol-clofhs >tSirods Window shades with hxtuFes&c.
Persous about parchsiuk viii derive great al vantage u
saliur = - srna.-F. nil imntWf
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UNDERSuIRTS

IfNOENSH All kinds Of nder Garments for "a
y 4 small advance upon coat a. }. 2. SANNAl :
rev " established 0enteuens Furnishing Store. lf6 VII
hanst directly opposite old North Duioh Chuch don
above fplton-sL
Cal ara casmne Nj S4nxsys fresh stock Of goods and
marx BIS prices and satisfied, that you viii trade
lfH e. nUuS al. -tg-
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

MOST or YOU haNo o. purchase Alln2nacs. 70 supp
vi our customers Now by calling a. - tulrnst you
may obtain enough OF them for l1 ~ supply each OF youI
customers with COPY, fraiuitousiy
They are calculated with accuracy and neatly soi rp
su6 are suited for any pat q che Uued stses o9 Ina
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BONE SETTING.

Natural Bone Setter,
HAS COME from Rhode-lslsnd ana tskeG room al :.
Heny-st IN the City OF Brooklyn. His practice ex
tends al disc OF the limbs such csOcatons irac
lures hip diseases sprans white swengs, abscess per
ishes contraction. &C. JONATHAN L. SWEET.
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