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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
I'HE undersigned, or .tefu to the liberal public for
past patronage, 6egs leave to invite attention to his
consist in part Of the following:
DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassimeres- Ronnets, parasoIs,
Sattnefs, TSe7,l1, Jeans, Umbrellas,
FianEels, Twills, Bonnet, neck, cap and
I5'ue ilriuiUgss Mamma HibbOns.
Hamilton and Hickory Hose, Gslov Is, Combs.
stripe, Pins, Needles Kn8lsers,
Cashnerrs, II LANES, Iaces, Tapes. Bo6bins,
Calicoes saokonets, SIX and linen Hdkfs.,
CaDbrlSs swiss Mulis, Braces. Buttons,
Book Muslfns, SIX and Twist.
IH'rI,tks eLd Greetings Coat Canvass, Padding,
BeI Iickngs, BROWN Holland
Coicred Cambrics, Cotton Yarn
Blue and White Satins. spool Th-,ai,
White blue pinS, green And ia Short really every
aud orange Florence SUD article Of Dry Goods want
Grapes for bonnet Innings ed Tn this market
GROCERIES.
Loaf, Refined Orleans sugars Ctifse, Imperial
Gunpnwder Young Tyson, and Black TEAS, OF
Mustard, black whole and ground Pepper,
ground and race Ginger, whole aud cd
-Ai EI,1sc N ElI sale[aigs, Mace
soaP, Candles, Vest PCSI.
ders, Moasses, Vinegar,
MAokerel Goldfish,
Dried Apples,
CurranIs,
Candies,
L 1! = " n G A y ID - VI q X I'M q BACC0,
SPORTING & BLASTING PONDER,
FERc'N cars,
HARD WARE.
Knives and Forks,
Pocket and Butcher Knives,
RHzors and Razor strgps,
Tea and Table spoons,
-heSrs snd Scissors
Door Locks and Hapdles,
Eutt- and Screws and strap Hinges,
FntRg Fans and sad iruns,
Patent and Post Coffee Mills,
Cow and OK Bells,
Mouse and Rat Traps,
AuEErs, Gimiets and Files,
fiatchets, Hammers ard Meal Selves,
tloihe, Tooth and shoe BRUSHES,
Split and Burse cards,
Paiis, fubs and Blooms,
F9~deR Ia.ks SPSass ,a and s Sh4g. s
SCy the Sna;hs and Pitch Forks,
Axes, Wood and Hand saws,
steel Yards, sc &c, sc
ROOTS AND SHOES.
"a Mems Calf, Kip, ard Coarse Boots Izs-.
P"ups W5msas Gae ,s'' tsif I En-. -
zzsssS ameipd and MD b,utse-. Waisiuy -ssz-=@s
Shoes; Kid aud leather slippers
Q 3 = 9 Z2 3Vs
Tgasels ups < Saucers, BoSI- PITCHERS =. Chambers
Glass Places, tnps' Creanors. Sugars,
MCiuss"s Pots Vinegar rHets,
PeEp-Is, MUstards, salts, Casters,
SUNDRIES.
Nails, Spikes, tass sash, f'tiiIv, Batting.
WOOL sIls Panama, Leghorn, Palm Leaf, ami Str-sr
- $50
Seal, otter, Nutra, Muskrs Plush, Glazed and Cotton
q e II
Satchels- Matches. OK Yokes and Bows,
Hall bushe Measures, JUGS aud Pots,
Garden Seeds e lstor and sweet OFT,
l'e's and Bragg Pills, Arnbian Mustang Eminent
Oil Spike, Iaudanum, AaEnesia, Cream Tartar,
Ezsense Peppermint Cinnamon audi WInrrgruth,
British Lu.tre, BIZ Lead shoe Backing,
lux, Pens Paper, OK Marrow, Bears OH,
Rose Oil, Waters, &c,
would not dare compare my Stock in'gv rstfy, with
some any wealth. neigh bors, but have no foar OF
comparison OF QHasttV ard PriocE.
viii cell as heap the Cheapest for Cash Producr,
or Barter.
WHITNEY SMITH.
Mineral Point May II, 1852. I3ov5y
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NJ ARRIA GE,
HAPPINESS and COMPETENCE.
WHY Is 1T.

hat we behold many females scarce in the meridian Of life
ofke IN nealLn aud spirits with complication
and ailments depryIng Of the power the eniovneur
Of lie al an age when physical health buoyancy spirits
and happy serenity it Arising from condition Of bsifh
should be predominant
MANY Of the causes OF Der Gatherings rst-perhaps ve.rs
before darins elACod the first rriaee-
neglected. 0-SS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

ESTATE OF ROHERT ", GRAY,

state Of Wisconsin,
Iowa County,
NRTILLlAM MONROE has fled a petition in the
w Probate Ofice PRAYING administration upon the
of Robert W Gray late Of wa couutydeCeased.
Notice is hereby given all persons interested, that
dnal airing IN be had upon said petition the
OF the Probate Court, to be holden the Cuurt
House in Mineral Point the first Monday CT Angus
next, and where they may appear and show cause
why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted
Dated July 9TH 1857 FARLEY EATON,
3w35 County Judge
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EsTArE oaaoHn NE.rI.E. Decd.

EtSEAE = 80 tottN NESELE Decd.
a. OTICE is hereby Civ that at the next term OF
"a the County t'CUrL Cf iowa Comfy, Wis, 20 be
holden the Court House ia Mineral Point the hrsi
Monday in August next. the undersigned VIII appear
before said Court for the purpose Of max ing hna settle
abe affairs OF the estate Of John Nipple late
Richlsnd county, Wis deceased, Al which time and
place all persons interested may appear.
k.MASA COBB, 4 vz'r DE- tpHis R0H
OF John Nipple deceased
franklin, Wis, 18th July, 1852. 3w3-
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COFFINSI CorFINS!Y

COEFENSR COEEINS!f
81 III " undersigned, IN returning thanks TO
"a the inhabitants Of Mineral Point and vicin-
~ ity fOT tn ir liberal patronage heretofore, would
49, aunOunrp That he has, and will continue 70 keep
49, hand, for the ,datis n residing
81 Ia the country well rs in tow an assortment
E2 or READY MADE CoeFTSS, OF various 81. e.,
~ which will be sold the most reasons Die
He will also make to order for stch desire IL.
anyaURlity OF CCfins needed.
Ills shop few doors cf 81 cch's Store, and
MS res deure opposite The Masonic Hall
r. All kinds OF "a ESINEr WARE Kept on
hand AZ all trncs made To order, prices
purdiug with the scarcity of money PIs~sa call
examine his stock.
EDWARD gIHEE.
NJ .nerai Pc NJ, January GO, 1852. BIfIY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

Possessed the Information contained little volume with
Ia the reach Of ell) which 's.ld spare 70 herself
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
TAVERN AND PERRY.

49,, TAVERN AND PERRY.
E#HI BRIGGSTOWN, WIS.
Is III TAMES LAWS would respectfully say to the
sS~%A u travelling public that he has at BTlSgstown
on the Wisconsin River excellent Ferry. which IS
ssa crossing place all water He also Keeps
a PUBLIC HOUSE, where travellers can be aCCOmmoda-
ted on reasonable terms taIi and see him.
G-LTBBER Of ali kinds, for sale at all times at
Rrgrstovn i've miles above Auscodsy, the Wisconsin
River Laatbs ," L.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
Wonderful Discovery !!

MIR. II. II. JEWETT
MOULD respectfully announce TO those al ltcied
Rhcun atisul, Sore EEes- Deafness, any Nery
GUS COMPLAINT, debility or contraction Of the Muscles
and LfEameus, General II bIy, &c, that he has
edjes. mainly Of his discovery the wonderful eff
dcacy of which is without parallel Testimony sufficient
to satisfy the most iucredu1s be given by those OF
this village and vicinity who nave been beneattcd-
Mr. J. May be found except from O'Clock to Il
m, 50 the Central House, Mineral Point.
Er Please don't forget 90 bring along Sovereign or
Mineral Point, july S, 1852. STR
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.

BY DR.. a. II. MAUGICEAU,
PROFESSOR or pTsEAsEs OF woNEv.
One HrHdreda Edition. lszso. p $50. Price, so cts.
[oS FINE PAPER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 O0l
First published IA 1917. and it is not
sURPBIZISC Or WONDERFUL,
Considering that r. = Z u Y r e NJ 4 l. r !.
WHETHER MARRIED. OR NOT. can here
acquire full kHO ledge of the nature,
character and of her complaints,
with the various symptoms, and that
nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES
should have been sold.
u IS mpactlcabe 10 convey fully the various subjects
treated Of they af strictly intended for the
married, those cQnteuIlauE but female
deslous Of enjoying health and that beauty consequent upon
health which conducive her happiness. and that
husband, VII
every husband who has e love and affection Of his wife
heart, or thar OF ms UveIuaary Improvement.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few months
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

Curtis Beech & William J. TiIley,
CopartHeTs, trsding and doing bu-
siness in the name,hrm and style
Of Beech & TIlley,
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AGENTS WANTED
MINERAL POINT EALING HOUSE,

N0NR IhA AM R&hok ASAtN ORAAs
TUE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
Il q The pubic to his well selected stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &c,
S bis well known stand on High Street, opposite Nil
Store where he may be found all times ready 20
.fsnmodale those no may favor him with their pat
days. lie has on hand good supply q
lfE Coffee Sugar, Su}crGtltS Spaces, Fruits,
Mas Sdrdines, Oysters Sc Sc,
y the best qualities and ocrs Sd on The most reason
g. terms.
CANDIES o. AIT E1TyDsg
51laclured and sold at wholesale and retail, cheap
my can be had at any place in tue west. In connec-
"a VIII this establishment IS good
l3 A is Ei il .2g
(which means he is always supplied with fresh Cakes,
= &C., and also prepared TO furnish
1-LIG8 AND Para U.s.
.1 tie most delicious varieties, Ornamented to suit
s most particular taste.
n The highest market price paid for good Butter
THOMAS MALCNET.
Mineral Point, July %, 1857. 39tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

CtOD FISH. , drums sue large Fish, lnst reed
and fUT sale - NLbb :.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
Wanted Immediately.

$50
TWO Good Wagon or Carr age Takers, and
i one experienced BLACKSMITH Apply 20
SAMUEL ROHR-
DodEevilIe July :. 1852. SINS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

4 FEW first rate CALIFOPNIa RIFLES
4 on hand at the sign Of the Gun, warranted
to be the best quality,
BY F.. S. SPRAGUE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
UDOLPHO WOLFE-S

4 pure and genuine article, manufactured by him il
Schni=dam. HbIlanI, expressly for medical 'nC
strongly recommended for and permanent cure 70
Gravel. and all ubstructpus 81 the U1ine arising from
3Itr K. d. PULFORD. Agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

Gz&Te0g1 G@@9CQG@g que 0UGg.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
HOLD Up THERE!
Spring :l:t,S. Arrival
1T Z " G. o O d s 8
FOR
| s ) =
At THE
.N;e,r York Cheap Store
DelICr & MiChelbacher,

AVE iusreceived their Spring Stock of Goods which
they offer TO the buying public cheaper than be-
fore cf.Ted this market Among the articles OF their
extensive Stock, may be found the following:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29

Cloths. Cassimeres-
Satineis, TSe@d1, Jeans,
FlADHels, Twills,
biue nrigliiDgs,
Hamilton and Hickory
stripe,
MeriUus, AlpRcas,
CHshmerf 5, VI ID LANES,
lawns. GIngh2ms,
tallcDes, aaCkonets.
CambrlCs swiss Nulis,
Book Afuslins,
ShirfinEs and Greetings,
ii crys, GambroOns,
BeI IickiBgs,
Apron fi4ecks,
Coicred Cambrics.
Blue and White Satins.
W hite, blue, pink, green
aud orange Florence SUD
Grapes for bonnet Innings
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-29
THE STARS
FTuIe MARIETTA,

FIRST LADY EQoEsTRI4x or THE AGE
Her beautiful road horse, trained BY herself is
from the finest stock in Europe. and has been for
years the greatest favorite at FranconIs in Paris
Ladies who desire 10 excel in this invigoratng and
,raceuI exercise, should not loose the opportuni-
" OF Witnessing the achievements of this Artistic.
sfle HENRIETTI, the accomplished Danscuse.
Mr. W. WATERMAN
Mr. H BUCKLEY
Mr. J. SHOLES,
Mr. W COLE
Mr. W. CHAMBERS.
Mr.. 4. BURNETTE,
Mr. 8 RTrNNFTS
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WS BY TEL e q II A p III.
~~~~S>o-N>>o~c~eo~N-N~>
IMPORTANT FROM The NATIONAL CAPITAL.
~~S~~eN~N>oS>o.~o~>~oo~~
The Firing into the PrometheuS DiscOuntenanced
by Lord Palmcrston.
~---N~s~~~-O~Nc~~>NoO~~~
Rumored Withdrawal Of England
from the Mosquito Protectorate.
.o--~>l~>y>1~~~~~o.>o0J>o-~~
speech OF Com. stockton in the Senate, reIa-
tive to F:ogging In the Navy.
so-.>-~>~>y~>01>oU>00>o~>>rO
HIGH COMPLIMENT TO AMERICAN SAIL 0RS.
~~~>>,~>~o~>o~0>>~>>~
Great Excitement in the House of
Representatives.
kOSsuth's Introduction and Speech,
Re- r. q
KOSsutll'S Introduction and Speech,
SO SO. SO.


Highly Important from Washington.
SPECIAL coRsEsPonpENcE
GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERIcA-FlRING INTO THE
PRONE rHEUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT ENG
LAND WILL WITHDRAW FROM THE MOSQUITO PRO-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE FRENCH CO.
vERNMENT, FAC.
WAsHiSGToN, Jan. 7, 1882
Dispatches have been received from our Minister at
London covering his correspondence with Lord Pamers-
Ton upon the subject Of the outrage upon the American
steamer Prometheus by being fred into by the British
brig war Express Lord Palmerson dsavows the con-
duct OF the captain Express and gives such
ance Of the feeling of his government as to apparently
preclude the possibility Of any arising
between the two countries.
1t also Understood that Lord Pamerston will at once
give practical effect to the Clayton and Bulwer treaty
hy withdrawing from the Mosquito protectorate.
Information has also been received which gives
,ance that Mr. Tbrasher will be speedily liberated.
Mr. Rives, Minister to France, has been instructed
70 recognise the authority Of Lcuis Napoleon Common
the part Of Mr. Rives would have rendered it
necessary to have thus specially instructed him. He
should have known that this government will make
isue to who is entitled to govern France but will be
ready to recognise any who for the time being,
hold the rens
Tho assembly last night somewhat Of failure: In
consequence Of the absence the diplomatic corps and
their families Kossuth's suite were however in attend
Iance, and well presented Hungary. N.Y..
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(Pous o'OLocK, AN Owing TO the lstsness Of the
hour ani want Of room, we are censsusI - lsAvs out
ths rsnsLsdse u tks peoessdineAl
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~ Those who know the benei

~ Those who know the benefits received ion
the OF the celebrated shaving copouodths tolea
vented ard I'D BY WILLIAM BOGLE =. No az Was
requIe ADVICE how 70 act; but those who have ao
been 90 forum N become acquainted with it, voie
may depepd on the fact that In sordne during the
shaving process sioing TIE healthy development Of hs hr
ton it s unsurpassed. To be bad Of a D. sands No
O Fuitor.st. Rusa.op, Clsk Co, No. 20 and Rice
Smith, No. IN Bros1~ss; Cary Co, No. zl5 PehiT :
sed by Druggists and Performers throughout the world
~ Rdfaers. Clergymcn and Tenchers viii
be allowed 90 Der cent commission all orders obtained
BY promptly reporting all yscsrcie for Teacher and Pupils
wanting BosIdng Schools, &C. 10 Z. H. WlLCOA, IS.
School Agency, No 2JS Broadway
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re- EishteeDth Ward Temperance Alliance
viii continue their meeone 10 ne Tent, 23ds opposite
Free Academy, pnll further notice
IESSE w BENEDICT, President.
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sspeEiGi &utirss.

The members Of this Division hereby mott ed 20 attend
the fansI al services Of late hroer NATHAN MYERS
on HIS (Nondayl AFTEsNOON, 81 oclork, st No $40
3-av His aiI viii 70 taken to Peekssin on Tuesday
p,sruirH
T. EpCERLEY. RS. JAMES BARRYMORE, W.P.
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TTNCLE TOM IN ENGLAND !-THE
y LONDON TINE ON UNCLE TOMS CABIN
The review Of Uncle Toms Cabin ey the Lyndon Tines i5
ust published in pamphlet form, price six CENTS This
view crested most extraordinary sensation n England,
and aeuated to do % in this country IL IL marked by
that consrnn ability which always charasterzss Tie
Tines leaders. Published By 81 NEE BROTHER,
no. lji Nassau Of, NY.
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Doiitiraj Mofiles.

~ Democrs tic WhiR General Committee
AegDlar ting Of this Committee viii be held fUE3
BAY kVFsING O,toter5 at y o'clock ct the Broad way
House ~ order JAMES KELLY, Chairman.
W. T.. SgsRDLUW. c.o-...-..
$50 T. NELSON, '---0.o-''
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NV YORK., Sepiem53T %, I6Jz,
III To the Shtp Owners of the CiIy of New


Nofk-GEsTLENEN: We, the Bgsen by trade and resi-
City New YOsk eseDting tbs whole body
Of this branch tbe mechanical community would
fuy ask that the Of psid viz 81 Is per
se the OF 81 for the folio
Tfai rDechsncs Of different grades such Carpenters
BnekIsyeis CsukeIs Saimssers and others daily
receiving for their labor % & tins nature OF which
not DC Q srduous than that Of Risger.
That sde Is of extra hszAd1us nafei thn II IL
Attended with Ordinary risk OF lilo ana nh and
further are at all times when called into seton su lect u
the incemeucy Of the wesher the nature OF our business
beirs such delay Is in 1rOus 10 your ieteiests 90
That our occupation il which furnishes us win
constant and steady employment similar " our ieio"
mechanics 10 otfei trades 49,.
that within the last years. house rent and proEsons
Of every descption have risen least % cent and We
End IL utterly impossible to support cur families with the
weleb We al pfeseDt receive. 81,
We would dst city state that II Is not the intention otthe
trade 70 oppose 'he of those 70 whom this addressed
on by Ny oct OF our, to incom n Jde employers.
We NDpy ash, a. msuer oil Justice that we oe paced
on the footing with brother echencs for the ABOVE
and Orn The uh-r fact that the rapid progress OF
the mercantile intcests Of this city, With which you sud
ourselves closely and necessarily Connected requires
that and unceasiDg eXerons should DC used
On or pvt when called upn fulfil orders may
from time 10 time be pleased TO favor US Nth
We there fore ash your candid ead favorable consideration
Of the above subject with full conviction on our part Of s
justice Yours respectfully, TIE ROGERS.
r9-Lahorers, 4. ". Society, First Division
The members ~ tina Division requested 20 meet
TUESDAY EVENING O:t5, 1852, a. the Forrest House,
No. 40 spIDgt All the members requested 10 attend
JAS. CUMMINGS President.
L A.
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CFCOND EDITION THISDAY PUB

- LIsnED.-GETZ BUCK co, MOI Hsrts' Build
inc Philadelphia publish this day. the second edition OF
FRANK FORRESlERS NEW SPORTING TALL
TIE o. ORNDON HOUNDS: or, NirginiSn ct Melton
Mowbray. By Henry VIM Herbert, Esq Author Of " hy
Shooting Box" 1.-THE Deer Stslkcrs, Nar|lck WooN,
lands &c with Illustrations Price 30 cts, Illuminated
paper cover, or IS cts Goth. ,
Te Quorudoa HouIts" OF hand bu; graphic stsh o,
FnsNh y hunting mixed - with ollie matters Of particular ana
f.usral in;.est ami 10 ssy that capital Affair." woTd % AZ.
prss. indeed Of tie best q Fa Fonesters Ooo., ana
worthy Of repeated and very general per sat l5ra
For sale BY LONG BRO, sTRlNGER K TOMH'
SEND, DEWITT s. DN ENPORT, q. A KOORbACh
and. ADRIANCE, SHERMAN CO, New YORK
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" Emigrsnt Intelligence ofscs and LaSer
Excbenge, Nos. IS and - Csnalst, New-York-Thi
office Is esashcd BY the Commissioners Of EmiSrston
where ca, always be 6and large nunbeu Of Lsbores and
servants At very low rates Of and persons hsys
their orders eS BY writing the Superintendent and sent
ns the amount necessary to pay she passage OF the parties
required No fees charged to employer ,.
JAS. p. PAGAN, Superintendent.
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aMuseMEntg.
MAD. HENRIETTE SONTAG'S
lvl FOURTH CONCERT. and LAST EUT TWO,
WIN take place
ON MONDAY EVENING, Oct 4,
Ar METROPOLITAN HALL
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
PART l.
J. Overture Die Ve,tsp," .Spontin
2 Roman -A7icsoalt9
Sgnor BADIkLI.
s. ARA, Come per me serenop Belini
MADAME BENEIETTE sONrAG.
Violin
PAUL JULIEN.
J. ARIA "With Verdurs Clsd," from the Ora
to 10 Of the CIeationl Haydn
MADAME HENRIETTE sONTAG.
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rTFree Excursion 10 Clarencevllle.- These de-
sous Of visiting u pdohssnt lots In this BE- Autu pisce
will have fine opportunity THURSDAY next, Oct
when Excursion Train 81 Tie Iona Island Rsltosd will
leave the depot 81 South Ferry Bfookyn, at IL o'clock
A NJ and returpnF leave Clsrenceviile 81 p n Tick.
eta Zee OF charge be Obtained Of d. 4. MACFARLAN
General Agent No Nassau st. from II 4. NJ. 10 PIP. NJ
% Of any OF the other sseptI OF tire property.
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NTANTED-Some person with a small
w capital to purchase the night Of tbs southsra States
in vslusbe Invention. Any one going ssath can make
msnsy By n al Investment Inquire OF j. COLTEN, Ne.
lis Chanben-st, up stsira
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rTEW-JERSEY DYE and PRINT


~ woRKs-fhe above works VIII be offered a. sust;on
~ the Sheriff. peremptory GALE SATURDAY the day
OF October next between hsus Of ard and oelocs
NJ They located upon the Railway River 10 ihs town
Of Rshw.y New Jersey. IL miles from new hofk City.
communicating by railway eight times day. E2penss Of
transportation OF freight ak cents Per hundred poan fhs
WORKS capital order and ready to- irnsdi,e s'e
The machinery consists OF J1rcolo.ed Pfntins laSins!
Nth p copper shel 8; threebogi Fdstsn CsielGsrs
Hydro Exsctori 1.-TWO bowl sad three shns y an
sles; Wsshipe Machine slide Lathe with e. np sts
set Of Tools; Kydr,uhc Press set Of Dplng Can,
Dy,ipg Machines clubs Gisers &c soarns sne lo'
ris Tubs Boiling kiers and al regulates 100 carrying %
The steam Engine Is feet stroke 10 ineh CyEter WITT
2us boilers Tsese boilswere made % oIasf 10 loo 80
s ,,c % feet long feet 10 seier 10 in:h naes Inss
e .,o water power available for large portion OF ae year
The main building is OF brick 1903 Tea long y ee. VICE
stories h.h There two Dry saeds Upon tas cferp's
.srsiny f,eils tor drying 600 pisces daily The Bio
Dve Houss contains and rsesses al a nrst as
81. ares land attached upon Which hsr. ara
,b-ss dyers houses barn and stable nags house car
49, shop AID blacksmith shop, with complete set Of
too tbs present daily capacity Of te vsrss ior .ns pro
S.tiou cf 80 pieces GIsIsd Goods % pieces Ct "5ss and
no nc 10 blue and white Prints For further ints.
ustion addressE Y. ROGERS Esq, Railway kewJsrsey.
NB-If denIed O. 600 Of the purehns raoasy ssn TO
main on bond ana mortgage
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~Dx. Banufns,s Mechanics Surgical insti.
tntsfor the treatment Of Chronic diseases .nd Tor the
SpPnosnos Of his BODY Braces Spine Shoulder Braces
with o. without his gsivsne attach Tor
Se ss o. veal pauo.sy, digestive, nsryeaA spin And
Aho for the support OF sncisnts saies aud ladies dans
sSaf.smsnt No Il ksSserst. 10 doors out Of CaaAst-
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NRUG STORE for SALE.-An ele-

sapty fitted up Drug store Is offered for sale IL Is
well stacked located Ia Of the most public tho,oush
are. ana In nesh borbood noted fr lis resoe;abdy
Phy,cian OF Apo,hs-sy could NEST with better oie'
C.I AZ No "a Wxshis fton 81.
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ODD FELLOWS MANUAL. by P. g

~ :
" Grosa, for sac a. the Golden Rule Ohce. No
lW Fahor-st Price the Offce 81 80 by mail rorsss
PAID, -. Wanted, Coy % wIite wrap pers
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A ) Cook, WIsher and Ironey. by re-
"a s7.csbs Youus Woman Co &c, good -sfsrencss
rom her last place Can be for tEo days 50 No rs
IVES, l. IN - between It'll and b avs.