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, 1854-12-23
Ladies, Fair and FestIvaI.

We learn with pleasure that the ladies
Of Olympia, comprising the Ladies' Sew.
ing Circle" intend holding Fair and Fes-
tivAl on New Years night in Masonic
Hall. The object which the society has in
View-that Of building o school house suit
able for the instruction Of children, and a
hall for worship for any denomination---is
certainly very laudable one, and strongly
eOnmends itself to the good wishes and
purses of the gentlemen. The ladies have
met together at intervals during the past
year for sewing, and by spending their
time industriously, instead of gossiping,
they have accumulated quite variety Of
"idas,h which they intend to expose for
sale on the evening above designated. Be
sides earning some two hundred dollars in
the disposal of articles which were manu-
faetured to order, extensive preparations
are being made by themselves, assisted by
some gentlemen, for an agreeable enter
talnment on the occasion. A delicious
supper will be provided--the fair ones to
be attendants at the tables. A post Office
will be established, and the males will prob
ably arrive that day on the steamer. Only
think Ofreceiving delicate little missive, y
allperfumed, penned by some dear "kIOneas''
creature, containing declaration of love,
eOnstancy, devotion, &c, &c.
We trust our gallant young gentlemen,
our stArched up old bachelors and widow
/. ifS will honor the ladies with visit, with
"hyn" money, and by insidious smiles and
an oily tongue, deceive the sweet creatures
to such an extent that they will not part
with any article unless paid for in advance
, 1854-12-23
New Arrangement.

1t will be observed that change has
been made in the firm Of the "Pioneer and
Democrat" and that Mr. GEO. B. GoUDY
has become interested in its future publica-
ton. Mr.. G. has been a resident of Ore.
gon since ls49, and is not only thoroughly
familiar with his business as printer, but
the:interests Of the Pacific coast. We take
pleasure. in giving him favorable intro
ductiou to our patrons in this, the com
nencement Of our second years labors-
the last number closing our FIRST years SER
.Tices in the publication Of political paper
, 1854-12-23
LIVERY STABLE.

NE w A X II A " e. Il " Il " I!
''HE undersigned. having completed their large and
l. cOmmOdious stable in Olympia, are now prepared
TO stable at one time ONE HUNDRED HORSES, and in
tend keeping number Of excellent horses for hire.
Also horses kept by the day or week.
For terms and other particulars, inquire at the
Pacific House.
A. J. Baldwin will be found in the office attached to
the stable night and day. ready at all times to attend
TO any call In the line Of his business.
In connection with the above business, team will
always be on hand to accommodate those who may
want teaming done on reasonable terms.
Also au OK team for hauling timber, &c.
Wood furnished on the most reasonable terms.
A.. J. BALDWIN 4 co.
Olympia, Feb. II, 1884
, 1854-12-23
Puget Sound Shipping Report.

- -
ARRIvED-Dec. 10, Steamer Maj. Tompklns, Capt
j. ~ Hunt, from Victoria Bellingham Bay and inter.
mediate ports with passengers and freight to John H.
Scranton.
Dec. 4:-Brig Sarah Mcfarland, Capt. Miles, to load
with coal.
Dec. 9.-Bark Russell, Capt. Wilson, at Seattle to
load with lumber.
SAILED-Dec. 10, Bark Sarah Warren, Capt. Cove
for San Francisco.
Dec. 9-Brig Chansey, with lumber and piles for
San Francisco.
Dec. s.-Bark Rio Grande, for San Francisco with
square timber.
, 1854-12-23

- The organization of the legislative
assembly Of Oregon was effected, on the
occasion Of its ASSEMBLING, by the election
Of Mr.. j. K. KELLY, Of Clackamas, as
President Of the Council, and Mr.. L. F.
CAHTEE, Of the same county, as Speaker Of
the House, VIC. TREvIrr, Of Salem, was
elected chief clerk of the House, and B.
GESoIs as chief clerk OF the Council. The
balance Of the officers arc all democratic.
, 1854-12-23

NJ Ths Indians who escaped from fort
stsilaeOom, upon whom sentence of death
had been passed, have been recaptured by
Col. Simmons, Indian agent for this dis
trict, and are now safely secured, and
awaiting the execution of the sentence pro
nOunced by the court. Great credit is due
Col Simmons and Frank Shaw for the en-,
srgy and perseverance displayed in securing
these Indians.
, 1854-12-23
Educational.

CALL TO THE sUPERiSTESDESTs OF COMMON SCHOOLS
IN THIS TERRITORY.
II Is proposed by several Of the Superintendent
that we convene at this place the first Monday in
January next at o'clock, p. NJ. at the NJ. L. Church
for the purpose of making an effort to bring about
uniformity as to school books in this Territory. We
hope that there will be full attendance.
J. F. DEY0RE.
steilacoom, W. T., Dec. I, 1864.
, 1854-12-23
nsg- We resncctfnlIv cali otte1t,on

B9~ We respectfully call afternoon to
the speech of Frank Clark, ESQ, on the
location question, which will be found in to-
days paper. Also, the article Of "0bser-
ver," on the subject of "Know-Nothingism, T"
for both of which we bespeak an attentive
perusal.
, 1854-12-23
NOTICE.

The Hon. Probate Court in and for the county o
Thurston, W. T., will hold an extra session on th
second Monday in January next, at the office of th
County Auditor
Olympia, Dec 2l, 1854
Upon order Of the court,
URBAN F. HICKS, Clerk.
, 1854-12-23
New Land Office of Washington
Territory.
NOTICE TO SETTLERS.

NOTICE TO SETTLERS.
TNliE Surveyor General Of Oregon will cease to re-
l. ceve Notifications Of donation claims, from
and after the LIST day Of December next after which
time Con and after the first Of january, all notices
Of Donation claims, under the several land laws--all
applications for the Of land claims as well as
for presumption rights and the evidences Of the rights
Of Orphans under the last amendment Of the Dona-
tion aw-have to be made direct to the Register and
Receiver Of the Washington land district at Olympia
All conflicts Of claims which have not been adjudica-
ted by the Surveyor General before the first Of Jahu-
ary next will he transferred to the said Register
and Receiver, in conformity with instructions from
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office; and in
pursuance Of the act Of Congress approved July 18th
1854, amcndatory Of the Donation laws.
c. X. GARDINER,
Surveyor General of Oregon.
Salem, o. T., 18th Nov. 1854.
NOTICE is also given that the Land Office for the
~ District Of Washington will be opened for the
transaction Of business at Olympia, on Monday the
FIRST day Of January, A. d. 1856
II. c. MOSELEY, Register.
e. YULEE, Receiver.
Olympia, W. T., Dec. ., 1854. evils
, 1854-12-23

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER MAJOR ToMP
KINs.-The Major TompkinS, Capt. Hunt
arrived at the Port of Olympia, Wednes'
day evening from Victoria and intermedi
ate ports, bringing the mails and Stuart.
Express" together with large number oI
passengers.
LIST OF PAssENGERs-Judge o. B. Nc.
Fadden, A. Benton Moses, Joseph Miles
A. B. Stuart, E. J, Allen, Mr.. Muse, Mrs
Darrow, Mr.. McNeir, Capt. Knight, Mr.
Dunn, Mr.. Wilson and Lady, Mrs. Web.
ster and child, and l3 others.
, 1854-12-23
DANCING SCHOOL.

UHNCTNG SCHOOL.
7NHE UNDERSIGNED, having opened School for
l. instruction in the ART OF DANCING, the first
meeting Of the Glass (eing nearly fully will take
place on
Tuesday, Dec. I2, at Ola o'clock, p. m.
Full instructions will be given in the most popular
and various dances of the day-such as Quadrilles,
POlkas, Contra Dances Scottish and Spanish Dances
and Waltzes all Of which will be taught both from
theory and by practice, by which alone one can be.
come an accomplished, thorough and graceful dancer
Persons wishing to join the class, are requested to
apply to the undersigned at or before the first meeting
OF the same on the above evening.
Good music and the new dancing hall OF the Wash
ington Hotel, have been secured for the occasion.
Dec. .. l3tf OLIVER SHEAD.
, 1854-12-23
Mill IrnS for Sale.

A COMPLETE set of Saw Mill Irons, with carriage
"A rack for sale cheap by
CLARK a PATTON, Olympia.
Aug. l6, 1854. soft
, 1854-12-23
Surveyor General.

The surveyor-general of the territory o
Washington, Major James Tilton, formerly
Of Indiana, has started on tour arounC
Cape Horn, and is probably now near hi
journeys end. He will Immediately, upor
his arrival at Olympia, enter upon the dis
charge Of the duties of his important of
fee. We learn, from a reliable source
that he has experience and is proficient
in the discharge Of the duties of his office
and have no hesitancy in saving that he
will doubtless give general satisfaction to
the people of Washington. territory.
His clerks have already arrived at Olym.
pa, across the Isthmus and the plains, and
have since their arrival procured a very
nice Tsom for an Office, for the time being
They are gentlemen in every respect and
an accession to our population much to be
desired, as well as being well qualified for
the different positions they occupy. During
the interim, they are thus arranged Mr.
H. H. Turpin, chief clerk, and Messrs.
Jas. Roberts, A. S. Luckett, Hanson Til
ton, John NJ. Wilson, Geo. S. Bright and
Jas. Lodge. Mr.. Turpin viii probably be
appointed an engineer, under the supervis-
ion Of the surveyor general. He is a man
Of quiet habits, and one that would recon-
mend himself to the people of the territory.
, 1854-12-23
Savward's Line

OF PACKETS, consisting of the ship Sarah IA
" Parker, Brig Merchantman, and schooner "
willimantc will run regularly between Puget Sound
and San Francisco. All orders for goods win be
promptly attended 10.
july 20, 1853. l7ly
, 1854-12-23
Dissolution Notice
Notice.

NOIICt.
IIAVING been appointed administrator on the
estate Of John " Buskrk. deceased late Of Stella
eoom Pierce county, hereby notify all persons
having claims against the deceased to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within one year from
date, or they will be forever barred.
Those indebted to said estate requested to come
forward and settle the same Immediately.
Al. BURGE.
steiacoom, Pierce Co. W. T., Nov. II, 1854. 4tll
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Notice to Miners.

4 Rare Chance for Prospecting!
TUE 5scrber offers miners wishing prospect,
opportunity in the present times of high prices
for mineral, OF digging he following lands, viz:
North half OF Sec. ,. I 4, r ?, E.
5 E. q. OF :. =. q of Sec 30, L. ), r. 2, E.,
the following favorable terms.
The first thirty thousand rent free, all other miner
al, including washed mineral sixth. He will also
allow thirty dollars OF the rents for any built
the ground.
This land in the range of the Irish Diggines and
BrGcken Pierce's pump digsings and is situated be-
" cen the ''Legate branch and Lost C owe.
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Poirt. Feb. l6 1853. loft
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=. FOLEY d LYNDON,
GROCERY. LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CRoCKERY

GROCERY: LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CRoCKERY
STORE
Commerce Street Corner Of High ST. EliaeygI Point
ME have now hand q choice stock of Groceries,
Liquors Hardware and Crockery. the winser
trade Inch We offer Ter sale AZ the market prf-
cs We most Pectully Hvits The public To call al our
establishment whore we viii be happy see and wait
on gratefully recognizing old custcrer ard
inviting our new 70 participate with them, IN ls saving
I'D FaHaeS which our trade Offers and hop-a thar ty a
proper and honest regard for the interest OF m " no ma
favor rs with their custom cannot but succeed in a.
curing their confidence in business integrity TIE
following articles Comprise portion OF our stock:
Sugars, clarified crush 90. pou dered and loaf
Teas, Young dyson, GuapowIer &c
Cu3ee BIO and Manila,
"a o.asses sugar House and Golden Syrup,
tlsh, Cod, Hacherei. White, &C. -
salt, fHe and coarse,
Sap, CASTLE, Quincy Z Shaving,
tobacco, ct al qualities and prices,
i'ope, y iadiass, Halter Sc,
starch Chocolate. Saleraus BED ChTds aud
Clothes Lines. Dried Apples, Matches Glsss. Nails.
tianas, shoulders, Pork, Lard, Butter, Fluur,
fzrthrn and stone Ware.
=" hiskey- Brady Wine,
IN shorf 81 articles that usually
faeHts of this Kind arc cert4iu 10 De found here
Looking Ola ses, Clocks Window SASH Table Covers
Pictures with and without frames, sJld a The oyeset
prices
We rePcat again. cali and we are certain you cap,o.
fan 10 pHcaas of Us - 20
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q tsE'Ef El--Au persons hereby forbidden to
"a mine dig, remove mineral from. Otherwise tres
pass upon the following PREMISES, under penalty OF the
law, TO wit:
Tho north east quarter OF section II: north west
quarter OF the south east quarter. ard the east
quarter cf The south west quarter Of section Il Also the
west half Of the north quarter of section a in
Town :, Range of the fourth principal ridian
JAMES HUDGHAN,
JAMES GALLON,
JOHN CAWLAY-
Mineral Point, May .. 1854. 6nQa@
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PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD. CONN.
PERKS OF NAVIGATION.

The advantages OF this contract need scarcely Dc !
cd upon wealthy men, merchants, Tor ihe1 y
neglect il, an if they do, fires leave them otheT ~
es. Is is especially vaiusbie to laborlng men, ne
les and others Of moderate means-vho, perhaps
little else than home and its contents IN the So-
These should never neglect to insure; pre-
may visit them at avs hour, would leave them ben
aud with capital but their labor, To begin aeS.
struggle Of life and years of toll and WATCHING /.
pass before they can regain " hat they have !osA I
deed Il fscver done. To such, insurance u CT.
the Individual is worth little, the expense /
he owns much property, still the expense Is tr5'a
by investing few dollars he is safe. II BE Is eve
By misfortune and his all laid in ashes, he req
recompense in cash capital equal to his less ll'
soon restore hat has been destroyed.
POLICIES issued 1T ell times upon favorable
by RlCHAk d l.. READ ~
For Mineral Point and iowa County. -
IT, OFFICE, over Sprsgue & Latbrop's GU =
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

IL persons are hereby notified not 20 f-espass, mine
or Dig upon the following tuds without the wri
consent oF permission uf the uwnar-East 3 of W Il
sec Z, Township ). Range > East.
isc. \ FL 1 offs II sec. s Township f, Range ?
a-t without the written consent Of the JOHN
NUSBR ny E, .9genf.
And further notice rs hereby given. thai forbid
ana all persons from buying removing cad
er from the above described lands Without permits
sion as above. AENER NICHOLS
n neral Point October 1852. If
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NOTICE.

LII persons are den to rriae fi ~sr,o,-o
mineral FROM or oiher2 ise irespass on the follow
HS described premises viz
or OF or OF Sec. J., : hfof " or OF Sec. -
ana n or o. n + ar of Sec Il Town : Range East
t4mntlI JOEN H0ARE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27
NOTICE.

l Ut persons are hereby forbidden to dig, MINE re
move IN BeT-. turn The from its natural chan
MS or oherWise respass the following descrtred
,ah-, 70 VII; The northeast quarter the nuFIheaS
quarter of section No "a. in tgShip Ne rorL III rog
Two east aud further notice hereby gwen thai ar,
sSh r persons trespassins 1.un the above premises
vii be dealt with according 10 las.
-, JAMES ETDGHAN.
'-'i4ottai oibt- itc-- - 1893 ~ ~ az
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Look at This.

!G.UGY-A-H.u GOOII-3a
HAVING enlarged and improved his Store, is now
receiving from st. Louis and other markets. well
selected assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES
Consisting of all the varieties usually kept in this
ket, such
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Mo!asses,
Fish, Pork, Hams, Tobacco,
Fruits Of almost crey rariefy,
Soap, Candles, &c, &c. &c.
Which win he sold as low any in this place
His arrangements such that he viii at all time be
supplied with The best quality of
IL ME
Fresh from the best the State His old cuetor
and the public generally ara invited to call and
examine the quality and prices of his goods.
Mineral Point, April y, 1853 26tf
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Also,
IR ON AND STEEL

Is worthy he parcn ar attention OF Wagon Make,s.
Bl2cEsulfths 'Ae's AIS
BiaotsnHtbs Be7loscs, .7D5ericun qaq FucE,s
.4HCjis, s. I'D Dor TiceS Brass Por Do
And every thing in that lire on hand of Qualities
ranted. Most OF their stock has been purcbssss s
the Manufacturers and viii be sold Wholesale Ar So
al vance on eastern prices. and retail very low
All orders viii be promptly executed, and gooes
fully neck d and sent as directed.
y l. & y. Are agents and the only deaIer,in r,
lena Ia The genuine Fairbanks Scales. the Ten1
talon OF which Is too well established to need WI
OF c0mm endation. WIZ
full stock Of Counter and Platform Scales alwsvso
hand fay or Cattle Scales furnished and sci NJ
o. r at short notice. -P"
Gaiena, september, 1853. a,
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Public NofECe.

Eps7JsEc = Office.
DUBLJC NOTICE j. hereby given, that all persons
! are forbidden TO trespasS, mine dig upon any q,
the following described lands, without the written per
mission Of myself or Agent. TO wit:
The 5 Or, of section u, the north half OF section
IS and the half offs. " Or of 10 in township six
north of four east, The east half n. w or
, townships north of range east The west hall
of north or. St, township north OF range
east, and the west half OF n. E. Or sec. town
ship north, of range east,
And further more, forbid any and all persons from
buying or removing any Lead other from said
menlioHed lands, without my written permission.
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN
May 81. 1858. 90
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Caution.

IL persons are forbidden 10 mine, DIG remove min
erai from or otherwise trrspass upoa thef5lowinr
described DTeuis5 :. Wit:
The south east IA of section Sc town 6. range east
no.h = Of north east - aHd rorih y south 4 OF
Z IA OF section !, town :. range = esst-
And further nCticeis hereby given that any person o
persons tres assHg upon the above premises viii .,
dealt NtSh accoi dag 10 law. FRANCS VIVIAN,
- JAMES TOAY.
Mineral Point, July Ist. 1883. 36tf
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ON and after Monday, November ii. and until f,.t
~ notice. Trains VIII be over the above road"
follows Sundays excepted. u
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPOgT & ppror-
LIST, Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot at s9n. >,
irving at Freeport st p IN, and Beloifat 20 n ~
I'd Leave Chicago Wells street Depot att 10 . m aTrr.
al EIcepOTt at 3. M, and Beuit at - m 'N
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

GALESA q CHICAGO UNION R. ~
ARD
TsEL0ET x MADISON r.,
WINTER ARRANCEME NOV EaBFR u ,e=,
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UDOLPHO WOLFE-S

UDOLpHO WOLFE'S
AROMATIC SCsEsES EySaPpS
4 pure aud genuine article. manufactured BY him in
Il Schniedam HOLLAND, expire ssy ter med 5ca uss nd
strongly rec ruaeuded for sure and permanent cure Tor
Gravel. and al distractions of the arising rom
tb kidneys and Bladder Sold in Mire Tnl Point nv
Sttf r. y PIfLF0Rn Agent
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PILLS. PEELSI.

PILLS. PIELSi.
7 NeR every man. woman and child in the coEH-
4 necd-a Kind ia ait ynu all, say
PUifcrd's Anti-Billious Pills,
tabuslock's Anti Bilious do.
Elmore's Improved RiIiiousdo.,
jew David's Honey Co ated do
Oriental and Sovereign Balm 40, "A,
Lees Bilious do, Graeg=nDufsa -
Mofatt's Pills and PHOENIX b ~
SaEPinCton's Ague Pills DI'p'-
Dr.. BTandreth's Pills,
Rev. o. II ibOaFd's do
Dr. Angles Candy Coated DO,
Uerrick's sugar Coated do.
And lots Of other kinds OF Pills, ,,-...'ss
Which you can get by calling atthe ME-
Drug store nearly opposite Beech Slo It'll n
Move n Der f5. X. d. ~ Il
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s5GESs.EC NOTICE. - All persons are hereby
notified not 20 trespass, mine dig upon any O
1he following lands, without the written
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-07-27

FRAN kE.FS ROUSE.
MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN,
BY NICHOLS * TkANEI
NE Hndcr.ignC having become f.raT.rfet,rz
= OF the above WeIl Fnovy and having
aled II up IN the besI style, would resuectfltP E==
"a 70 iae c'tizens and the travelling public
the9 are prepared TO 4CcCumod a =. in he ,tnr5
aIIwho may favorthen with patrops ge lbpir tsbf.
VII ai"&ss De supplied sith bestth market n I'd.
ana they nope b. strict attention 10 the wants f t-
e4ers,to merit and receive liberal rstrt.race
stages leave This house daiIv for te IN "a rv.vt
VI Commodlous Barns aud stables are artaehed an.
anaiteptlve OstleF everready to attend tatbe =
the weary ag. day or nj IT.
No., NICHOLS & TRANTL.
- OAi't'4C Gf
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TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO.

IhAlNs EASIH ARD TO CHICAGO
lst Leave Freeport at 7 80 a. ~, and Beloitae,
arriving at Chicago at 1880 y. m. ~'
I'd, Leave Freeport5at5 p m, and Belct at 80 .. n
arriving At Chicago at II y. n. p N'
Trains going West pass junction at $50 a. H. and 8s
p. m.
Trains going westpass BeIyidere at - m and Io4o,r
p. anu ''1'
Trains going East pass junction at IIs4 a. m andsa
y.
Pare to Freeport 50 to Beloil 81 80
Tue above arrangement is designed to aord as rp,h
daylight travel to and from the estern terrn The
road as possible. From Free port and Fgoit fTs cis
mai Stage connections established through Nerr
SIN, Iowa and Minnesota.
tsssergers from the West ard North going Souih b7
taking the Evening Eastward Train OF this Rosd WI
Connect al junction. at 9j p. with me Chicago ana
Aurora train for Iasae and points Soutu reachjngI
sale al clock, a This route furnishes contiBgo
Railroad connection to Springfield and Alton and b.
boats - miles 10 ST. Louis.
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE,
This route, via Beloit and GAINESVILLE. connectinrbs
tween those places by Stage miles with Miw.gk-
and Mississippi Railroad, Gers convenient winecD
muuIcat.on between Chicago and Milwaukee.
49, J Il. TURNER SupL
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q h g h n " - ,
And further noticeis hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any lead
other from the above described lands without
written permission Of the owner or agent.
BEN G. SCOTT, owner and agent.
Yellow Some. MAY. 8, 1891. I6-h
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~ AaBga ~ aSsEs- Painted Tubs, do Sres
, gfs. GoseTej Paris Sugar suftsr ~iuts
lzite f. oasgs. Zinc Washhsards. Mop STICKS, ~ illCv
= ssS s irl~e and gleral fArsfy of Taps, inst
cg.yet and Tor sale GEO. W. COBB =.
g I e SLs.--i5 ih'is Fair Kind \. .. Sugar,
- - B5ls Clarified
10 =. Crushed g. Loaf
Received aui for sale low Ut CIV. CoBBs
e~+1szHxS. ; 5oo choice Regalia and Prfncine q
- s2Fs-tof safe ~ CDBBS
lES1ssE, on S&nd and forsale BY
= GRO. W. CoBs.
Us,K.tx sAEE-ioG BAGS FIns Dairy salt ius,
= . received and taf sale by C.. ". CCRB
~ sEs.Ns15 egssssorted sizes inst received sr,A 81
"a safe ~ ESQ. w Cpau'S
80 8aves Lake NILS StT.EEx aEIS. on Con
- - sjsafaent- and Tor salest u. Y. Ce8B'o.
EasCz-.--9c pounds prin E, sale.
E1 GEO. W. COBB.
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LIST, Leave Freeport at : 80 a. m, and Beloitatea
arriving at Chicago at 1850 p. m. AZ