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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
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PIANOS.


UNADDrTIoNT0A LARGE STOCK ALREADY
Il on hand, | am this day in receipt ant opening the
following styles ofPIANOS, for sale at Manufac:
turer's prices, rangingfrom 5000 to $500. WGrTanta
ed for fue years.
9seven octave Louis XIV. richly carvcdJ
9 seven octave, carved top moulding;
| seven octave, plain, round corners;
/ seven octave, Eolian attachment;
Q six octave, round corners;
9 six octave, round corners, top moulding,
3 six octave, half round corners;
3 six octave, square corners;
4seven octave, richly carved BOULDER:
| seven octave plain boudoit;
Q 81 octave, carved ~boudoir;
. g. octave, plain boudoir. AIRED.
Boston Piano Rooms, Columbus, Ohio.
August a, 1868.
ICECoND HAND PIANOS-One Seven Octave
- Rosewood Piano Forte, nearly new;
One octave. Rosewood Case;
One 6 octave, Mahogany case. For sale very cheap.
Columbus, July 80. A. REED.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

AMERICAN HAIR RrsroRATIvE.-We rarely no.
tice 'editorallv any Of the patent or copyright claim
ants for public favor, but with pleasure depart from
our usual rule to speak Of the article named above.
We really believe that it does all its discoverer
claims for it--restoIo s hair to heads considered hope
lessiy bad. Several gentlemen OF our Acquaintance.
in this city are using il, and will willingly give ties.
timony as to its efficacy. The Pittsburgh Gazette
says OF it.--Ctepelaad Herald.
AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE VS.. BALDNEss.-
One Of the most important modern discoveries, and
one that has won considerable reputation and has a
collection Of evidence init favor hitherto not acquii-
cd by any other article for the same purpose. name
ly, tho restoring Of hair on bald hea1s--is the pre-
~paration heading this notice. The idea Of producing
a copy Of new hair on heads that have been bald for
years, has, we are well aware, been often attempt.
ed, but we do not know Of any, unless flew isolated
cases, whore success has attended a remedy for that
purposes. The American Hair Restorative ,%undoubt-
oaly, has alist Of respectable evidences in i%tsfavor:
among them clear and distinct badness, Of years,
standing, certified oby persons who certainly would
not allow their names to be used in that connection
unless there was a reality in it. The Restorative Is
worthy Of the attention ofthose who. are bald,and also
of those who are becoming so, as we are assured
that il will lasien the hair and prevent 1t falling oil
and we cannot doubt from the evedence inits favor
that it will re tore hair on bald heads in a majority oil
cases. The individuals referred to in an advertise
ment in another part Of this paper, are persons who
would not lend their names to any thing.of this kind
unless il were deserving it. We refer tor further
particulars to the advertisement.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Sir ions FRANkLIE.-The British ADM.
rality have announced that If intelligence
Of sir John franklin or his ships, the Eribus
and Terror, and Of the officers and crews
being alive, is not received by the 3Ist Of
March next. they will be considered as hay-
ing died in the majesly's service.
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Estate Of Henry Holland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
In been appointed and qualified as Administrator Of
the Estate OF Henry Holland, deceased, late of Fair
field county, Ohio. ROBERT McBROOM, Adm.
Ian 2R. 1b4-4w38
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Administrotor,s Noti.

NOTICE is hereby given that have this day been
LIZ appointed administrator on the estate oil William
w. Dare, late of Fairfield county, deceased.
81 2, 1S54--30. THos. NJ. WILSON.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Local Valentine. We are very much in
debted to seine unknown friend for the fol-
lowing railroad information:
"The Locomotive is in the station house
Of q Sundays wal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

or THE SrRIcTEEss OF n PAssPoRr
SYsrEM, and the dangers from new corners
which haunts the Neupolitau official mind,
y good story has just been told. A lady, ex-
pecting her confn ement,w us off Capri with
her husband. Wishing that the child might
be born on the main land, they sailed across
The BAY but the youthful Neapclitan hav-
iag unexpectedly made his appearance dur
ing the three hours's voyage, they we're moi
SLOWED TO land, because The infant was MOI
on the passport.
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We have met worse conundrums ,b0

the following:
What winds would a hungry sailor wish
for at sea: A wind that blows fowls and
then chops.
Whtgfs q hedge dangerous to walk int
WheB the hedges are shooting and the bull.
pushes out.
In what color should a secret be kept
Javiolutesd 90 vioIet.J
What proof e there that Robinson Cru.
soc found his islandiBhabitedf Because hs
saw 3 tfsatsweft pitching into q little cove
What was yoshhofAtt made off Mai.
" Orleans.
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This is q tremendous force 10 be raised
from a. population of but twenty-five mil
lions. The army of 1915. il is true, consist
ed of recruits from Is to 20 years Of age,
but this only affords additional evidence of
the military spirit Of the %nnlion. France has
now a population of over thirty-six millions
Of people, and a military organization which
makes a soldier of every citizen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
Estate Of Henry oIoninger

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been appointed and qualified as Executor on the
Estate of Henry Moninger, late Of Amanda township
Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased
Jan..20, IS54-4w38, HIRAM MONINGER
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

SHors AND LEArnER.-The Wheeling
Gazette has been shown letter from a gem
tleman now at the cas-, who says that
throughout Massachusetts, and all the cas-
tern markets shoes have advanced from 25
10 80 per cent, on last years prices, and
leather OF all kinds has advanced 100 per
cent. The cause Of the advance in leather
Is found in the non Importation Of hides.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

FooD AND F0EL are both rising rapidly ia
ne towns Of England. & Il Is a wonder thai
the general consumption of other articles
shoula continue so great there, under such
cireumstsnces. A prolonged continuance
viii unquestionably effect a change. The
price of bread in London has been raised 70
is. and Is. led. for first quality; iod to lid.
for secound quality, and sgd. to 81 for in
fssiors unweighed. In consequence Of the
absence of further supplies of coal to the
! London market, the price has ogaiu advanc-
ed, The present. retail quotations are from
u. Cd 10 s.. per cwt., being at the rate oil
55s. to COS. per ton.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

AFlNE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELS.
AFthe latest publications, for sale at the city book
Ostore. opposite Shelters hotel, by
April 20. JOHN sEARLES,
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aa.e1q.oos ID
~EumoPEAN ~AFFAIIss
rhe Mnitnry s,rength OF France.

The Military Strength OF Frances
The New York Times, in the course Of
oh article on the proposed war 10 Eutope,
furnishes some interesting facts in relhtion
10 The military strength of France. A re-
cent report from the war department yates
The number Of men available for actual SER
vice in France, in The event Of q general
war at a million aud a quarter for the land
service. Al the same time we understand
lint 10, 900 men are ready, al a moments no.
tice, for the camp, part near Adrldnople, and
the rest near the capital of Turkey. ltmay
be interesting aud instructive, at the pres
ent moment, 10 recur to The number Of troops
OH into movement by France in her great
contest with combined Europe from 1871 to
1873. The signal Of war was sounded BY
the National Assembly after tho %confiden-
linl interview between Leopold H., of Aus.
tria, and Frederick William, Of Prussia, ut
Philniiz, held ito unite in a concert Of meas
nres for obtaining the liberty Of the King
and his family, and setting bounds 10 the
dangerous excuses Of the French Revo,u-
ton" and after the official declation by Kau-
nitz, on the 2lst of December, 1891, that
there was a general concert Of the Sover-
eigns OF Europe "lor Tue malhtalnhnce OF
public tranquility and the safety md honor
Of crowns" Aud this signal, echoed by
twenty-five millions Of the French nation,
was kept laundering over Europe for more
than twenty years. The total number Of
citizens enrolled in the various French ar
mics called into service dOring this period,
win be seen from the following authentic
list:
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%RAfEnoID MATTERS.


- AuAAI01llNa
The annual report II the directors or the
Fichbnrg railfoud eoFpsny was presented
|. TO sioekholdeS Al their meeting on the 3lst
Oh. The present capital stock efihe compa-
ny is &3.540,000.
Earnings for The pasl year have been ss45,45l 81
Expenditures, dividends &c, 6is,2l7 ~
Surplus S2,233 &C
Surplus last year $685. DC
Total surplus $685. I 9 p
OF the amanai included in expenses, $751;
9ll have been expended fornew locomotives,
new track, new freight cars, &C., not street
" chargeable 10 the running Of the road for
the past year. The deht,of the company at
the present time, Is @l94,2j7 aud the as
sells. as stated, &20l ,O29 10. OF the debt
$9l .5O0is on account Of the new buildings
Just erected by tho company IN this city
The increase Of passengers over the last
wear (elrven mon,hsl has been $lO4 O22 f;
increase of freight 30.:5i tons. bolwi,h-
standing the loss Of freight by partial failure
of the leo crop.
The directors Of the Philodelphis, Will
N ng on aud Baltimore railroad company
have published their sixteenth annuct re-
port. The receipts for the year show alarge
increase.
IFhey ain,untto ss6s;o37 81
! And the expenses and interest 10 522,919 So
Leaving the net earnings at $345,o3S 90
surplus of previous year, 5f,15o ca
es99,sSs 6
Receipts Of the Newcastle Co, in ),
is51, were, ~ 4 Il 1880 Il
SI7l,a6s s;
Expenses on the Newcastle road, and
piterest which exceed the receipts
by $1,000 Dir4l05, 4s5 2:
tkcducincth tho s~1rplus TO Cses,7SS-6 G.
Dividend paid S2S,59l 81
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

Il Mans Kimsfolk-No people are SO
ready to give man bad name as his own
kinsfolk and having made him that pres
ent, they are ever most unwilling to take
it back again. If they give him nothing
else in the days of his difficulty, he may
be,sure of their pity, and that he is held
up as an example to his young cousins to
avoid. fhe loses his money, they call him
poor fellow, and point morals out of him.
If he falls among thieves, the respectable
Pharisees of his race turn their heads aside,
and leave him penniless and bleeding
They clap him on the back kindly when
he returns, after shipwreck, with money in
his pocket. How naturally Joseph's BROTH
ers made salaams to him, and admired him,
and did him honor, when they found the
poor outcast prime minister, and worth
ever so much money! Sure y human ma
ture is not much altered since the days of
those primeval Jews. We would not
thrust brother Joseph down a well and
sell him bodily, but if he scrambled out of
we'll of his own digging, and got out of
his early bondage into renown and credit,
at least we applaud him and respect him,
and are proud of Joseph as member of
the family.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

Tsoenty t,0o Indians Killed-The Shas-
ia Courier says they are informed by Mes.
srs Jefreys and Pope, who are just from
Pitt river,..that the Company of Settlers,
forty in number, that went out some days
since under Capt. Johnson, with the de.
sign of whipping the Indians on McCloud
river, attacked party of twenty-six of
them on Friday, the 24th inst, killing
twenty-five and severely wounding three
others, one only escaped unharmed. Many
of the savages killed were wearing some
of the clothing which they robbed from the
large party Of Chinamen whom they killed
several weeks ago.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17
IMPORTANT UMoR-The New York

IMPORTANT B RUMoR.-The New York
Times of the 25th ult. says:
"We received, yesterday. from private
source, generally well informed concerning
the movements of foreign Courts, an in
teresting item Of intelligence, illustrating
the preparations on foot for the Eastern
war. 1t is stated that the English Cabinet
recently proposed to the French Govern
ment, that if she would dispatch two corps
Of troops against Russia-the one to land
in Finland, and the other in the Crimea--
the English Government would lay the
expenses. The proposition was made on
the assumption that war could no longer
be avoided. The Emperor is said to have
declined it, on the ground that it would
leave the English Government at liberty
to withdraw from active participation in
the war at pleasure and that whenever
joint action was taken by the two Western
Powers against Russia, both should stand
in the same position before the world.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17
Pencil Sharpener.-The Aha says tive

Pencil SAarpener-The Aha says "we
are indebted to Messrs. Lecount & Strong
for an elegant little piece Of machinery ol
French invention for sharpening pencils
It does its work swiftly and well, puts a
perfect point on the lead and leaves the
fingers unsoiled. 1t is SO arranged as te
give long or short point to the pencil
and the man who on cursory examina
ton could tell what the machinery is made
for, is more cute than We"
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

Oh Don't.-So far as we know, the Ma
rysville Herald is solely responsible for the
following -
"Whiskerets" is the name Of the "little
John cow-catchers" that the ladies wear on
their cheeks in the place "where wiskers
ought to grow" They are formed by
drawing down little tuft OF hair from the
temple, and curling it up in the shape of
rams horn, or pigs tail, with an extra
kink in ii,
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

H@- We give below few extracts for
the benefit of tobacco chewers; they are
worth reading, and pondering upon. They
are made by Fontana, a distinguished
chemist. He says;
/. made small incision in a pigeons
leg, and applied to it the oil of tobacco in
less than two minutes it lost the use of its
foot.
2. repeated this experiment on another,
and the result was exactly the same.
3. made small wound in the pectoral
muscles of a pigeon and applied the oil
to it ; in three minutes it could no longer
support itself on its left foot.
4. This experiment repeated on another,
resulted in the same way.
S. introduced into the pectoral mus
cles Of a pigeon, small bit of wood cover
ed with this oil, in few minutes it fell in
sensible.
s. Two others to whose muscles I ap.
piled this oil, vomited all they had eaten.
7. Two others, with empty stomachs
treated as above, made all possible efforts
to vomit.
One single drop of this tobacco oil pu,
upon the tongue of cat, has produced
violent convulsions, and killed her in the
space of one minute.
A thread dipped in the oil and drawn
through a flesh wound of a cat, dog, or any
other animal of their size, win Kill it il
seven minutes.
The above facts almost starle person
when we think how many are in the habi
OF chewing and smoking. They certainly
caution persons again.t indulging in th'
habit.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

Conb;nation-Thirteen firms interested
in lumber, in Tuolumne county, signed a
bond not to sell under certain price, the
forfeit to be $4,000. One of them sold
under the price, and suit was brought to
recover the forfeit. The combinatio was
defeated.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

b9- On raising building recently at
San Francisco, the following articles, sup
posed TO have been stolen, were found on
one of the sills wrapped up in novel
called Paulina: two silver watches, one
brass watch, one lady's gold pencil, one
steel fob chain, one composition attachment
chain and seal, two composition watch
keys, one pearl and emerald breast pin,
one composition sprig Of grapes and leaves.
one pink cornelan set.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

A dark Day Coming There will be
an extraordinary eclipse of the sun, on the
26th Of May next, such one as none but
the Oldest inha bitants have witnessed in
this vicinity. 1t will be similar to the
great eclipse of 1906, since which there
has been none resembling nearer than that
of 1880, when eleven-twelfths Of the sun
was obScured.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

lNDlAx TROUBLES IN DRY CREEK.-The
Indians have been stealing the animals in
that vicinity. They were pursued, but es-
capped with most Of their booty. Mr.. John
Desmond, one of the pursuers, was drown
ed while attempting to swim the Upper
Sacramento. He was native Of Michi-
gan, aged about rs years.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

Guadalupe-Our accounts from this
place are cheering. Miners who have
been waiting for water for the past six
months, have now sufficient for toming and
sluicing purposes, and are making good
wages. There is no section that suffers
more for the want of u water ditch than
this, from the quantity of good surface Dig
gings to be had.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

A Man Shot By has W1e-Sarah CRU
field has been arrested at Levenworth. Ind.
cherged with shooting and kilSng her hus-
band. She alleges that her husband was
absent from home, and that, alter nignt'
she heard some one trying to get INTO the
house. when she seized gun, fired through
the door, and shot him through the heart'
who nroyed to be ner husband.
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17

wetake the following from the last Mar
;nosa Chronicle A few days ago, Fritz,
tbe German boy we noticed as having
found the 1913 pound piece, found another
we;ohipg over 10 ounces; in the same
rulch
The Nevada journal., 1854-03-17
A NARRATIVE

OF THE sCFFERINGs OF MRS JANE ADELINE VIII
soN, DURING HER CAPTIVITY AMONG
THE CAMANCHE INDIANS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

KDUBLIC NGGIGE.-All persons are hereby
IL notified not to tresrass, Mine or Dig, upon any OF
sent permission of myself my agent, to wit
Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra. Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra
= 1aseq - Sc W NEG Is e
q h nwq "e ehsw q 10 6 e
whnea Z" sc NEG &ehn .
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hnwq "a g t'e whswq II 6 :. e
Z" Re g - {
| section 6, g W hseQ 1S I" g Z
And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and all per from buying removing Lead oil
other from the above described lands without
| written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, une 3, 1852. n33
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Galena Advertisements.
TREGO & WOODRUFF
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DF.sJppS,
lrclr, Steel & 6aromors,
No. 50, Main ST.. Galens y

IKE now receiving large acc
"A Hardware. embracing aim
House furnishing Goods, ST
Mechanics Tools, To
Cabinet Trimmings, RI
Shovels and spades, CT
Stone Hammers &C, for Pc
Raiiresd works, 81
Wove Wire ofvariouss sizes Ts
suitable for Grain, Sand, Fl
Lime or Mineral Screens, ,fift
Pump Chains and Reels, E,
Coil leg and other Chains, led
Mill,cross cut 4 circle Saws X
Iron and copper Wire, Fl
Sheet Zinc, 81
Platform * counter Scales E.
MinerslScale Beams,
And a Thousand articles. NJ
Hard Ware hne.
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| r O N A n ID STEEL

Is worthy the particular attention OF Wagon N,t.-
Blsckspths -ASAetan{
Blacksnlifh's Ielloars .41ncrican and r.,
.9auits, 81 lid Boa Vices Brass For NJ
And every thing n that line on hand .. oua,,i.,
raned. Most of their stock has been ppTchs.s va
the Manufacturers and will be sold Wholesale :, lfcr
advance on eastern prices and at retail very law A4
All orders will be promptly executed and goos...
fully pAck. ard semi directed. eNseHs
- T. w. Are agents and the only deaIer,i =
lena ia the genuine Fairbanks Ncales tSs 90
tation of which is too well established IN need
of com % ebdation. WA
full stock of Counter and Platform Scales slu,
hand bay or Cattle Scales furnished and Sci 9s
o d' I. at short notice. - 10
Gaiena, september, 1853. r.,
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sccessions TO their s,o,. .
| almost every variety ~ q
Steel yards 100 10 3B d,
Tobacco Cutters.
Reaminglon Rifle p,,
Gun fixtures. 'i'el,
Powder Fla Ks & Ho,,.
shot Belts and Pouebnass'
Table Cutlery. incluS'sas.,
Fine Ivory handled s .s.s
iffty-one pieces, yerS &c SEQ q
Extra silly, rplsted , iss
ed Table q Dessert F ~ ssd'
Knives to match, '''''
Fine Pocket Knives
Scissors & She,rs,sIl.;,s
Erameiled & brass Ke, ,ho :
usual and unusual. :, =,
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Mineral Point, May IS, 1854.
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A REAL PAIN KILLER !
RAT.RELf.'S INDIAN EENEHgENT,
THE BEST REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED FOR IN
TERNAL OR EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS.

has been jourd to .fect the ing
I,1oR ALL complaints where an external and many
l. where internal application is required the coun
challenged to produce better article that
will effect astonishing cures, be proved by
thousands of testimonials in the hands Of Agents
II operates upon the system in powrrful and efec-
tual manner, yet with the safety. From The
of its composition peneraes speedily relaxing
contracted Cords restoring OF limbs long par
ayzed, restoring the of muscles, which have long
the Lungs, weaknesr Sides, Back Liver
Complaints, Enlargement of the Spleen, cures
have been effected hy apply ing the INDIAN LlNlmtNT
externally, with E. few drops taken lump Of sugar
internally For long standing Colds and Coughs, and
Soreness accompanying such afactons has no equal
Bilious ChoIic CraDp in the Bowels and Stomach Cho
era Sorbus, &C erectua aud safe remedy Price %
cents, or bottles for 81.
FOR MAN.
1T cures infammstory ard Chronic Rheumatism, Sore
side, Stiff JOINTS Ague Face, Sprains, Salt
Rhe nm, Bruises, Chblans Tooth-sche Sting of Insects,
Burns Frosted Feet Sun Pains Issues Nervous Diseases
Weakness in the ankles and Limbs generally, Eryspe-
las, Headache, Diseases of the Spine, sc.
FOR HORSES.
IT cannot be surpassed Sprains, Calls, and
Scratches, the Shoulder, Stiff 81 Heels,
Ring worms, Sweeney, and is for the Bolts
The most severe cases of Collie in Borses and Cattle,
have been cured by the Indian Linment
IL is a well Known fact that the indians possessed
known to the white man. knowledge these plants,
SO important to mankind, would have remained forever
travelling among them have become acquainted with
these remedies and their mode of PREPARATION II was
Dy these means that the celebrated INDIAN
was found OUT discovery of the greatest Importance
10 the sick.
BARREf.LfS INDIAN 1INIMENT, with DR.. BLAKr's
SANATNK LIFE Pills, is all the medicine used by many
families and none who have tested their witness would
for d be without them. Agents are daily writing
giving accounts of and astonishing per-
formed by il, both external and internal.
Try 1t once, gow zciH nerer regret II.
And when you have ascertained its virtues you will
never be without 1t in the house, in of accidents,
consider it safe to travel without bottle your trunk
like thousands of Others who know it WELL and feel safe
when they have IL along. There nothing that
pare with 1t, before the people
The most astonishing cures have been performed by
this Llniment IL has become the Family Physician in
many houses. For Instance
Madison, Indiana, April 81, 1852.
Mr.. CARRY,--Please send me twenty five dozen of
6 BARRELS Indian lin men. Some think their families
would live without it.
Yours, truly, JosKeH NoRTHCRoFT.
Prepares by H. G. q. CLARy, Cleveland. Ohio and
by Il ID Pulford. Mineral Poiht; T. 5. Ansey Lin
den n. Cox Miffin; BowdeI & Hooper Miffiin: G,
u. jerks, wingvire H)skins & Thomas, Dodgeville.
30v7y1
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The best assortment of W.1GON and csppr.o
lures In the city-Inc uding Springs Axis. % 4
Brass bands Malleabie Castings Carriage p,. no1
" HIGH with their Iar,ra 49, - IOlts 3