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LLOYD A. WHEELER.
CHARLES =. EEGATE,

~ ESERAL DEALERS in Fancy and staple Dry
aH Goods, Groceries, CfockeIy and Hardware, High
street, Mineral Point. IS.
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Pine Apple Cheese.

D .ases PINE APPLE CHEESE, Just received and
' .A' sale s. G. ". COB'S.
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JOHN MILTON.

DEALER IN MERCHANDISE IN GENERAL, Agent
Ii for the saIe Flour, Provisions Patent Medicines,
SC sc. Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
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gEoRCE W, COEFFs.

~ ENERAL DEALER in Merchandise Of sl kinds
ID store the corner oi Chestnut and H4gh streets
Mineral Point.
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W. s. COLE,

-lsssa<uI A zZe,sh5I
Would say to his old friends and customers, that he
heme again. and ready TO wait on all ho may favor
Il slLa IN rir patronage
As7- All work warranted.
A1ee as tie Franklin House, Mineral Point,
February 8, lc53. I5tf
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L Z MEsSMoRE


At OhNENS 4 I i 4 ",
h.zer1t PoIst, Wisconsin,
~ AZ associated heuseIves toEetherfor the purpose
ai prsctising the Law, and viii give prompt aten-
~ 70 an business entrusted To theircare-
rtfgE over the W isconslu Tribune Office.
Aa1 Warrants bought an sold. Lands entered and
anLs located fer persons residing At distance, on
11st favorable terms
sietters wiIIin allcGses be answered by return
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COD LIVER GIL.
q Deceived bv e. d. PULFDRD.
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Our Gtorn.
[FrOm GleasoR's

From GisasoR's PictOriaIl
Entered according of Congress- the year 1853 by
F. Gleason, in the Clerks Office OF the District Court Of
Massachusetts.
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Rer Wu@ OF GJ0g Gr6l1@0ge$

r. village subscribers, 81: 81 so
n ofice and mail subscribers, 90
To village subscribers six months, l 90
To Office and mail subscribers, six months, IS
irrPaymentto be made Invariably in -adUanee.
Single copies, five cents.
NJ Produce of all kinds, received on subscrip
;on at the market prices.
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GLASS.
- l-1@2, t2xl6, lOxI4, IOxIs and sxin, on hssd
= sale b7 r. ID. PULFORD.
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& 0 S A Z e H g.
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~ ENERAL DEALER in Family Groceries < Provis
Z ions. Nails, Glass, Houdeu are, sc % tard
opposite the County buildings, High street, Mineral
Point.
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T. 3. OTIS.
= ESERAL DEALER in Dry, Fancy and Millinery
II Goods. High Street Mineral Point Wis. Iotf
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

r. Cards inserted BY the year at 81 per line.
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D.. =. EEFGEREE, 5se"Gis1.
fry~S Practices in MInera Point, Platteville, anC
>~--I ShUllsburg eIciusigeiy.
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BENJAMIN .. SEQ 1T,

GENERAL DEALER
H- Goods Groceries, Provisions Drugs aui Medicines
SteeiWare, Lumber aud shingles.
Yellow stone, Wisconsin. v5 NJ u.
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.seSs FRANKLIN HOUSE
M BY GARDN NER c. NJ ELGS.
- FRANKLJN, Wis,
~ eEeFlions viii be spared 20 ensure the comfort
y Travellers aud others who may give him call
April, IL, 1888 no24v6f
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GEO. ID. wILEsER, VI. D.,
Physician, Accoucheur & Surgeon.
CTrICK and Residence, in the TRIBUNE building.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Lookhart Correspondence.
LccHuART. June 10.

LocKuART, June 80, 1853.
Lfdr Iaquircr:--- nm glad to sec such fa
vorable notices in regard to yourself Such
paper has long been needed in this section of
tho country; and l would suggest to those
who tako the "Inquircr," or sny other Texas
paper, to send them to their friends in the
States" The postage is only ono cent, and
tho different Post Offices generally have a sup
ply OF lone cent stamps" therefore the pos.
fagc could easily bc paid, and thus enable
those who have scarcely ever seen "Tcxas
newspaper, to form some correct idea Of the
resources of our beautiful country. s
since the recent rains, tho faces OF our far
incrs look moro cheerful, and there is no doubt
now, bnt that we will make an average crop
fright smart sprinkle" of candidates have
appeared among ns, and putting on all their
g1adiity of manner, and cnlightcning us male
6ipeds OH tho subjects of National and State
policy Among the number who have paid us
ayisit is w. Hess Jones, Esq, of your town.
lbclcvc the people generally arc well pleased
with him, and doubtless will get strong vote
IN this county. He addressed the citizens Of
--''" P'"NS =" ~" Uay" ago anu salncu ScYcrhl
votes. think tho if ho would be little moro
animated in his speaking he would bc moro ef
fective before tho people Ilcarn this morn
Ing that hc is gaining ground In Hays county,
and Y Col. Kyle docs not run there can bo no
doubt of his election. @
AS yet, there is no opponent to Charles H.
Travis for representative in this District, com.
posed OF the counties Of Caldwell and IIays,
tho am Informed that those who arc opposed
o him, arc endcavoring TO get UP a caucus to
dominate some one 10 oppose him. Let them
run who they please, Travis election is certain
Perhaps this caucus may nominate some one
A. candidate for the Senate, as have hcar,
II spoken of; il they do, il will take good
many votes from Jones, but stil think, from
Ill that can learn, Jones viii be elected, pro-
vided Gonzales county stands up to him as she
ought
i Our village Of "Livc Oaks continues TO inn
Spr0vc. Business rather dull No sickness of
8Any consequence.
N am, dear Inquirer"
a Yours most truly,
DICK.
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lFor the Inquirer
J. r. Crawford.

The first subject" advcrtcd To by the gen.
4efnep whose name stands ut tho head of this
rtiele, in his Circular to the voters Of the 27th
Sthssotia, n:sisict," Is fling at tho legal pro,
Nsaicn- This is evidently intended more for
shsparpcse of casting odium upon one Of tho
An&li,iates for the same honorable office TO
which he himself aspires than to lisparagc the
character and standing Of lawyers in gcnesal
This Is apparent fsum the fact that, IN ano,h.
cs place, hc proposes 10 increase the salaries
of Judges and District A,tnrneys. so that yen.
usmeo OF the highcs, legal al,ainnen,s may be
insalcsd To seek those oiileoS.
n j. matter cf grave and serious rrsrcs, sha;
HAn calling hiwselr fsrmcr should so far
SoaHsomit his owa sense ofprorie,y, and iroa,
xNh dssscspe,, the whole agricultural class os
"A a6lew c,sissas, b, an sstemp. 10 ;ss.;,~ee en
tikse - shallow and 81 siale An as,ifcc suslh
clA>&sup and icinas,ssneissa Is never ssssstssl
% ~ memorable eoaepeli,of, ard ean rs,iuss
No elAx eject than hlash ,pcn slse hssscs.
ssxsk> ~ ,he ia,sssgSu, fsswsn
f&41psce ~hst this s,sass IL 'Jsrwes am,
stsaS& as Mr. csawfns,l salis il, i. IN slse
sw<>At4M sswySss> that calls ~ i,assets~s,ssy
~lA I'VE csssssmsns, ard whsss. h cf 81
~ tHsanc~ IN his sasemxns, ~ to se
sct@ M hssd es a l4ss lis II items
ste&ass.s ART iasoesi W ,hsa issssis sss
sseesaSG Icy s-s~ums ssssssss ~ .sset, -
AZ a&t1~ys a ,aw.r
snee>e - ssnsssess % grace ,sena ssss.--
~eea je~ rsssssaptsess,s ssssmsas 20
mel@kssys IN sArstf We sAsa ,~ rs,s
iv} s-vsssas "a sssevy iva, to e~
~st - - ~ Asswnss "a hssf xesh.
w4e ssis r&sss. ssnn sssssa,sss md,
dlsG11 sr asesisSs. ~ siessgsses sa,hs~.
wlnk an Ass~~ss ais~' An ess~s
c$se4e spssse-- s~vsn 'c the rsrf~s@'
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ancc of the highest intellectual and moral du-
ties, which he owes no less to the court than
to those persons by whom he :nay bc employed
Business transacted by an Attorney Mt law,
within the scope Of his authority, is binding
on his client There is no need OF special
''e' '" ".'o'"ey /" i''cs. M" WIN po"erS'
"'.' '''e'''"' :" us p''''ss'o"'' ''''e'''
man places a promissory note in the hands
oi ms lawyer Tor collection and takes his re-
ceipt; IN this case there is privity OF contract
between the parties, in relntio" to which, it
would DC uhwise IN the Legislature to Interfere.
IL Is the wen known, and well settled law,
throughout the United States, that agents and
~ ~. u.s.,p'o'' N.o"" 10 '''' ''''''' '""'
~ .,...' ", .".. ".. 'JH +" N'a 'p'" money
g.. .a """s W. 'c.' '','. "'y o' aue 70 ."en'
WI "'s ,"'' 20 Pe',.'"! 's'''
,.u...a. ' 20 w.. ''p ~, :" so'"e 70 your
~. ..',n, I..' mn '.'' '''''p' """ DIV,
',,'..',, e n 49, - ".'. ''''''' s'o"' All
""i""'' '.'"u'"s !" soc'.S M''oire'"uo'' anu
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From the Galveston News
The Public School Fund.

IL there is any one measure moro fully and
implicitly demanded by the people of this
State than another II is that some permanent
and adequate provision should be made by the
State itself for the great cause of common ed
ucation That is sufficiently indicated in the
constitution ITSELF by which one tenth of our
revenues, in adition TO the previous large do
nations Of public lands, were appropriated to
that object. But the fund thus created for the
support of public schools, was known to bc
wholly Inadequate to supply the wants Of so
large State as ours, with n population so wide.
ly dispersed and that It was impossible, in half
the counties, to have schools that could con.
vcnicntly accommodate more than half dozen
children each II was therefore, by common
consent, understood to be cur true policy, to
permit this fund to accumulate for few years,
while our population would, in the mean time,
become more dense; in tho expectation that,
by the time the schools could be conveniently
organized in all our counties; the common fund
would be sufficiently large to aid cffectually to
the establishment of such schools on per-
mancnt basis by an equal and pro rata dis.
trbntion to each, according to the number of
pupila. II was certainly never contemplated.
that this important era in ear history for the
establishment Of canmca schools, should be
postponed senger than till the fund should be-
como largo enough To accomplish the object In
view,
hut since the above provision was made fes
system of common schools. our State has
become ia possession Of means Gar moro ade-
qsa'e 10 the accomplishment, Of the gsca,
measure of State relisy, so clearly demanded
by Our ts,cple, \ question q, this ,inc arises
whether amy pcs,icn of the ten millions nc.
luirvsi by she sale Of Santa fc territory, shah
hc appropriated 80 ,hc school nan,i. 81 as 10
give thr peop,e oi the State the blessings II
those ocnsncn sc,scels, rsevi,ic<l Cor hs the
oeustitatlen, At sa earlier resie., t,,sn woaS.i
have hcca practicable undes ,hs first inside,
9aa,c rrsssssieat Bs, rSally NC sle not ,ld,a
there is any 4aessiea 90 sleabs A. to ,he phb'.c
ssatiaSas ca tbs relnt we asileSe Il tho
qusstioa ~ss ia, 10 = popular sSse 10 p,osrss,
,aesn than ntne ss4sths VI aas ,isissaS ~ss.lS
be fcmnsi in saww of es.tuging siss sChsel f,.nsi
ami establishing ,,s ssysesn q ralsie ssiscssisa
~i,ssu, further delay. This rrstss,smsas n
,he pssease sssms g. hase hsea sssl ess,lssssu.si
by ,t,c is<s Legislature. ssa accordingly . bah
WAS ntr~ieeesi With this csYsscn
. an a., 10 serrosssase. .ss Apart And invest
,ss nssise<ss 81 dsslAss ~ s<nsssvns School
Fasei~
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too, cloves and other aromatics arc used by
some to sweoten the breath, and th:s is mis-.
take of kin TO those already named. If ladies'
will rise early, take plenty Of exercise, cat
wholesome food temPcrntcly, use ab!utions
freely and regularly, cleanse the teeth and
mouth carefully after every meal, and serve
God and their fellow,mor.als with cheerful
spirit, they will have very little use for rouge
and whiting, musk or aroniatics, padding, por.
cclain teeth, or pcrukcs, and be moro sweet,
pretty, healthy, and happy, and withnl great
deal more capticoting.
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Ben Bolts Reply.

We publish the following pretty lines in re.
ply TO n song, which inspires melancholy
pleasure whenever We read II. For simplicity,
grace and depth of feeling, we admire them
much more than those published two or three
weeks since; and If they have not the inascu-
line energy Of Campbell, or the vivid imagery
of Sonthcy, they resemble much the plaintivc
tones of Chatie,ton, indulging in strains of i'm.
moderate grief
All yes, remember that name with delight,
Sweet Alice, so cherished and dear; ID.
seek her lone grave in tho pale hour of night,
And moistcn the turf with tear;
And there, when the heart il o'crbur,lencd with
wander and muse all alone;
And long for the time when my heart shall re-
pose,
Where "Swcct Alice lies nndc.' the stone"
roam through the wood where SO joyous we
shaycd,
Aud rcclinc on the green sunny hill
All things are as bright in that beautiful glade,
But my heart is all lonely and chill.
The hand that so fondly lprcsscd then in ,ninc,
And the lips that were melting with love-
Are cold in the grave, and Pm lett to rcpinc,
Till meet with sweet Alice above.
An well remember the school.housc and
brook
And tho master SO kind and SO true"
Tho wld-blooming flowers in the cool shady
a nook,
So fragrant with incense und dew. '
But weep not for these, though SO dear TO my
heart
Nor the friends that have left us alone
The bosom will hcave, and the tcar-drops will
start @ apa,tt
For :..swcct Alice lies under the stone"
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From California.

The steamship Philadclphia arrived at Now
Orleans on tho nth inst, with dates from
California to tho 10th ult.
Another destructive fro occurred at Sas.
Francisco on the might Of tho vt May. which
destroyed number of houses and property To
tho amount Of about &ia7,00
On Friday, April asth, Barry Ackcrvnan,
George Stewart and Jack Thompson werc
hanged at Sacramento ior the murder Of icl
low thief callcsl Boot Jack" Thcy contiiUtssl
10 tho last 10 protest their innoconce al tile
murder, and charged Durham, tho States Nit.
ness, with the commission Of the crime. II IL
said; however, that they confessed many deeds
of catisary 20 tbs attending cicrxymsn.
Three snvr, AZ Oia,nend Spsins. at fl Dora.
do county, have tsken ftoln sartics diggings.
ia five days, tl.4os
The Niipera Asivocs,s says that the lmsos,
lump of gold ever wee found in Califesaia has
tven taken esst ef br. carpenters claim, sfsc
miles above I~losnA I, weighed ono hundred
pounds, caesshiSt of which d sarpoeed TO be
pusc xuth
KssH~ -Senae time since. therr was dug
up Al SNv2css Creek. sscnc mortar and pea.
he Untrsunssrly the pick strsek against
the saossss sssd iaSekc ricec ont 81 tlse si3c
| II ~.s soard IN the ,~ss rurk, a tie disssnce
os al~ssss ss sorvn ises itva The ss,rA<s tf I'm
Hal Nefwv the cospn<uc~sntut o{ siaksn9
the hcse. the eAith hsd 10 Arpel&Are0 " ever
having iuxn dissattrd lIew nd ny WHORE
wcrv thS sstse3sx. nanuhssatrct x6a3 knw lessE
have they been Ia tissis hidinS rtAnes These
ears~sssrs AN IN ia pcsses6SoN cf Col t5cfv.
At csrscn Crsck --sfsst 6ssswske
4
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The c4ssss sisy Mss sMssksns. sasliss her
sslt unwrsi. ssn, ~ TIC assrsos sn.s deeiwvss
hss ssssf isas ss,s ~&s plssnssa, : sas ,ssSsss.
ssi 'hs, = ssassAias hsa ssese 4 ~ assas
De az sisessoi srissssas vas 81 gsERsscs.
sAe is'.t f4ssaei rs~se !, doctor csSa sss
aren ,se s~s. Ia ~syssres
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RIFLES or CouHrsuie. Never marry for
wealth. a woInan's life consis,eth not in the
things sf,e peSsesscth.
= Never marry fbp, or ono who struts
about dandy.!ko IL his silk gloves and rui,ies,
With silscred cane, aud rings on his nngcss +:
bowase there is a trap,
4. Nsvor msny niggard, clos. .iis,e,i.
moan, soniid wretch, who saves svery penny,
or spends L sr,sasiasly. Take carr lss. he
sts'st you To dcai,s.
' Never marry stranger, or ene whose
Clearwater Is eo, known or tested se,no G..
males Jump rich, into ,hS llrc. With ,lasir eyes
whie olonl
.. Sswr iasfss a n,a,s % sifSsss. o,,e who
isavls aa'l dssggiSs ,hreAssh lss one SOos a,iss
sa9saes, and let shisgs ,ake shsis e@a eo,rsc.
q Never snsssy man Who sfvsis hss nse,h.
es AMI Sss,es ankIn.s, o. issllsfvSh,ly saeh
uvs'meEs 4 sars ialscAsiea u aesn saJ
~seAssl lssasi.
:. Assss, GA sAy ESs~uns. marry a gansiScr.
proEAne rst~ss. ess vhe ~ ,hs lsss, ssssks
iighsiy II ost, e4 svligsSa Such usAA ssa
rrsvs ussks sSss hoss@a,i
= Never sazsty sscvee- sasn wite IL nes.
lirssss ef hsS tessoa = ~ ,sses~. sss = 2 81
in hss l.slste Ths cstStuA aFa.<V~sos is an
nssex ~ tlse isaet
p Ss.aa ,sss ress a. asrsks, vspsr, . yssy
dssnoa,
10 fiDss'y. n<sss sesfsy NAN ~aso is sa
ts-sS 50 sAs use q snisn' ss3ssss rss~na
ar-oe u Yea sre hss,ss 81 sloae ss.an Yea weala
&c sx~s sea sssd 70 = fasa ~scse ssssth IA pcs.
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The BAfrLED LAWYER. a recent sitting
of the Cork Assses, n case was brought before
the court, in which the principal witness for
the defense was tanner, we'll known In the
surrounding country by tho soubriquct Of
"Crazy Pat" Aod
Upon Crazy Pat being called upon for his
evidence, the attorney for tho prosecution cx-
crted to the utmost extent OF his knowledge of
legal chicancry in the cndeayor to force tho
witness into some slight inconsistency, upon
which he might builda point" but he was
excessively annoyed TO find that Crazy Pats
evidence was consistent throughout.
Percciving that acute questioning failed tc
answer his purpose, the disciple Of Coke and
Blackstone bctook himself to that oftentinle:
success:ssi resource Of lawyers -ridicuie.
What did you say your nalne waa." he
impaired fiippantly. ~.
| Folks call me Crazy Pat but"
! Crazy Pat, eh2 A very cuphonious title;
quite romatic, chs"
Romantic or not, sur, IL wuldnt be q bad
idea If the Parliament would give it to your
self, an lave me to choose another"
This caused slight laugh in the courtroom,
and the presiding judge pecpcd over his spec
taclcs at the attorney, MS much as to say. "You
have your match now"
"And what did you say your trade was ?"
continued tho disconnected barristcr, with an
angry look at tho witness.
al am n tanner, sur"
"a tanner, eAs And how long do you
think it would take you TO tan the hide Of an
oxs"
"weli. sur, since Il samcs to be very I'M.
portsnt far We to know, it's mcscIf thntll jst
tell yc--its intircy OWN to circumstances,
lntircly"
| "Did You ever tan the hide OF an ass ?"
San asss No, sur; but if you'll jst step
down the lane af,cr the court. be jabbcrs, I'll
give you physical demonstration tina, could
tan the hide OF an ass IN thc shortest end Of
three minutes.
This nnsxpretcd reply Of the witness brought
forth rsss Of laughter. in which the bench
heartily Joined; whilst the hafiici attorney,
hlnsting 20 the eyes, hastily informed Crazy
ps, that hs was no lcegsr rcqai,ed
Way Fsfsss,s.-.A fankee riding up TO q
Daschnan exclaimed -" Well, stranger, sor se-
quAiatance sake, uhs, might I've your name 7
"Ty, suy name ish lIaaneo Ho,.snhciIen.
graenzssiaetlsrgs"
ny cape ssslt u shss ssn'i ss ,sas ~ a pump,
kin yias, Wei. hasas ne time 10 leese. In,
On speSnlapon. rsil me tho way 10 lisssis
,surs
''re iisstishafgt Veil. you ses ssas rcat poa
is bslisF pssssins 10 The ,iirvcsion.
ssslh. scs. ] zee Il"
"s.ll ,sea. ,yea iauss not sske iAi rost yes
So siss F~as by he opAlsAak Y
"Nva"
"scii. ia, III not ss rsss; rsss yea must =
sSgas by ae rasn tetes sss rss ,yca see wa
r~s cfvsks gssss 20 ts<nsisnx hss essse~ and Dc
~s,hsax ii ~ ti~ ssrse tissr.) snsi vca yea III
iss keses sierx siIi yea ssss fsw,ser. Yea
asa, Yea sssl turn the tsistke over u rivU ~
ssrsess ssi t. hill ap sssa ssrc<ssy ysa ~ ssaas
rseaa,s ras rsf~, shlsssr~a rsis ssssv, siaas A.
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ln,cd, and whose vi,ais are being gnawcd on
by alcohol
In the choice Of a wifi: take the obcdicn
daughter eas Of = lis ESGs st'sSsa tmSsaiE EEa~cn..
3ed Ticking; Hickory Stripes. Apron Checks
nbrellas; Buttons, Pins, Tapes Needles, genuine
ats sowing Cotton, and every article belonging u
the Dry Goods Line
CLOTHING.
;oitonade, Linen, Drap, D'Eia aud Casscmorc
ats Fine Black Cloth, Drap, DEta, Alpaca, Lin
and Cotton Coats, Of every quality and style;
, Linen Bosom, fancy Calico, Hickory. Check and
ipc Shirts; Drawers, Suspcnders, Cotton Flancl
J Silk Under Shirts and Drawers
hats, BOO7S d SHOES.
.cghorn, Panama, Campcachy, Kossuth and
OK SILK dress Hats, Plush Caps, &c.; also, a large
OF Boots and Shoes Of all qualities.
sADDLERY, DC.
superior lot OF Saddlcry Just arrived from New
TX, embracing Ladies' and Gents Saddles, I,ri.
>, Brdlc filings, Martrgalcs, Rcns, Stirrups
ts, Circinglcs, nalicn,, siirup feathers and hug,
Stage, Wagon, riding and Planters Whips; also,
dgc lot OF names, collars, DC.
RdRD WARE dc.
splendid assortment of Hardware and CUTLERY
> from tue best Manufactures, composing ull mr..
es nccdh,l In tina, linc
hooks.
late arrival Of Books, school and miscellaneous,
!, staple and fancy Stationery.
DON'T forget that old, well known, one price cs.
ishmcnt of PECK'S. No trouble to show goods
please give US n call.
June 4, lS58-ly
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.R UGGLS1iS 6 CHEMISTS
GONZALES-TEXAS.

AVE on hand largo assortment of n
DROGS, AEDiOINE;S, de-,
TACT tho greatest variety over brought into -
market.
They respectfully solicit tho attention Of Physi.
MS, ~ well as the public, To stock of
Fresh Medicines,
received and now being opened. They would
ask liberal share of tho pafronn gc and .,,..-,
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TEACH THE WoMEs TO SAvR.--Therc's tho
secret saving woman, at the head Of a
family, is tho very best savings bank over yet
cstablished--onc that receives deposits daily
and hourly, with no co:tly machinery 10 man.
ago It. The idea of saving Is pleasant ono
and if "thc women" would imbIbc II oncc,
they would cultivate and adhere 10 IL; and
thus many, whom they wcro not aware Of II,
would DO laying tho foundation for compc.
tencc, security In stormy time, and a shelter
In rainy day. The woman who sees TO her
own house has largo fold 70 savc In, and tho
best way to make her comprehend II Is for her
to keep an account current Of expenses. Pro-
bably not ono wife in ton has an idea how much
are tho expenditures Of herself or family.
Where from one TO two thousand dollars arc
expended annually there Is chance TO savo
something if the attempt is only made. Let
the housewife take the idca--act upon it--and
strive over it-and she will save many dol
lars---pcrhaps hundrcds--,where before she
thought II impossible. This Ia duty, not
prompting of ayaricc---a moral obligation that
rests upon all--upon "the women an we'll AZ
tho men; but il IL a duty, we are sorry TO say,
that Is cultivated very little, even among those
who preach tho most, and regard themselves
M examples in NEST matters "Tcsch tho wo-
men TO save" IL good enough maxim TO bd
inserted in tho next edition Of "Poor Richards
Almanac"
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