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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-06
1854. NEW STORE s NEW GOODS!. 1854
II. & a.. RI YD

H. 81 ~. l. a. o L Is
w GUILD return their thanss The 9f Mine
raj Point and vicinity for he patronage they have
received during the time they have been in Trade, and
friends that they have removed their stock OF Goods
10 the Store formerly occupied by Moor.
receiving rom Ne~ York and Boston, large and
fully selected stock OF Goods suitable the wants
this vicinity, and Consisting part follows:
DRY GOODS,
Broadeo'hs, Cassimeres
Plain and striped Sati- Kentucky Jeans
nets OF every qasiity Tweeds, and great variety
and style, Dress Goods,
Dolains, Aipacas and Merin0es.
SILK GOODS AND TRIM MiNGS,
Dress silks, fine Bonnet cap and Betting Rib
bous.
Black silk Lace and Worste6 and silk Braid
Fringes, Gimps
Color'd and Black Bro Grape I.eese. sc
cade siks, Jaconett and Cambria Mus
Enbroidd Cuffs and lin
Collars, India Book and swiss Mus
Isle Thread and Mus lin,
lin Edgihgs, Jaconett Ed zfuGs, sc.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Ladies' and Gents Gloves of every description
W"oe1 and Cotton Hosiery great variety Of Chill
dren's Hose
READY MADE CLOTHING.
great variety of an kinds Of Costs. all kinds %
ES HUNTS and other AK Is, and every description
Of SHELF HARDWARE
CROCK kerry AND GLASS WARE
We have the besi assortment of CFockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wisconsin.
GROCERIES.
We have on hand choice assortment of FAMILY
GROCERiFS. Persons WISHING ,uy G0OJS. viii
find t. their interest 10 ct before purchasing
rsew hef g as do not iasend De undersod
Produce f al kinds received in exchange Goods.
The highest price pad in CASi Tor coon Merchants
BILE WI At delivered at their Stcrs. 24tf
Mis- eral Point, Oct II, 1884
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ItkeN AND STEEL.

- goRk-IO bols., warranted, soI sale
= GEO. w. COBSS
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Grafenberg Medicines.
HAVE VOL rSFD THENo

spopala dedIcrnes prepared CAREFUL? dseienti-
u dcsiy, and adapted SO The wants otIhe American
"nit they reprose to be genaRe free trUm
iumbug, intended as much To sell. hen one
dscd they universally reIie upon, and no Family
should be thnuI hese truly vaua aid Health
nam instances the regular faeuly recommenc and
cm such is tbeirforce over The prejudces pthuse
generally opposed 30 he crrcuu ton PuyuLaK MKDr-
oI~Es Ne nily Physic ann ordinary needed
~ those wboownthe IsraeGn Derg #aue ct Health and
strictly sbiGe by use
word 10 tn" icic MT wihoutt he publication
otceheaes which We have Of the flattering des
scLpon iways he inspection thetncredulous
ratoDs OF this Coms any. which may found u every
run GRhETGNBERG 94RsAPARiT.LA is purely
vegetable no b1g TIE %nsbNg, or Pheasant drink but
noting entire change in the system, bY eradicatng
those impurities OF .he blood which arethe seeds cfa
TaE'RaEFEN8 ERti rvs ENTRY sYRIP.-Pablc
II has check ed The ragjngs ofCholera its las
and for bowel complaints It has no equals
ticularly valuable r ne prevention and cure Feves
general They act gently naturally and surely and
speedy for he Fever and Ague- The have
Tonde e1ec :. 4yigo, ehilitai sys1em
reducing namaon, healing burns, bruises ard all in
iures Of the BODY, confidently recommend this
Salve TO all as being most efcacous In TIE Mineral
Region ofourSate,is merits uniYersall pprecia
ted
THE GRAEFRNBFRGEYEL OTInN-An nnDreten
hg article butone which rye sales in he
Vest and has been the humble ears Of reevin hou
sand from nterab DIG pain arising FRONT INJURED dis
TIL Il GttA tf' IN BERG VFERIN r isATHDIIC0N /
This is perhaps he most valuable medicine O his Com
in much ash t-nches ispsited ofby the
scientific physicians. For ProIapsus Uteri an
complaints incident to Fe8GffS it will found safe
and speedy remedy Let no affirted be erred
by delcacy prejudice from giving fair trial In
qui' ofthe agenttorthe pamphle in relation to it,
TIL tTPAEFENHERG LIE OINTMENT. CHILD,S4
nc are all Invaluable remedies d r-ctioDs
for and all he medicines attached to each
EMALECnMPLAGNTS.-A INSTRUMENTATION o Fl he |
principle and method Of theirtreament by t Poneroy
d Utica N N
Feeble Ladies' are nvtedt cad this hcb
car he procured grrtuitously Of the Agents
TUE MANUAL, OF HEAITH.-A book of 400 naces
treatin pom 1.-THE diseases which common
people ofthis country in manner altwho
readthe English ianguage it. val
able aid to mothers fverN householder will find this
hook valuable ACQUISITION. Price 25ceuts
TIE AMERICAN COUGH CANDY-A sure renedv
Cou ohs Colds. Group tits believed o ne the
very best cougr medic virtues have been
thoroughly tested in this neigh horhnod Nc better
medicine can be found to and
severe colds.
Gra(emberg Northeastern .4gency, % WISCONSIN
Street. MiltcGtkee.
Sold by * -. s's LFoss Ed, gent Mineral Point
Hoskhs, thomas Co., Dodgeville,
j. Goodlade, Agent, DO
o. Beech, - Linden,
Rus e! x "yne, PlatIeville,
r.. Ferris, NfniiD
Bencis Chandler, WingviIle
W Gray, Franklin
3Itf PameT& Ward, Muscndsy
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lDit, Sentiment, &r.
ROWING CHARAcrER.-"D Do you kno" the

sRovrSo CHAnAcrxR.-" Do you kno" the
51zoner, Mr. Jones z"
Yes to the bone
= hat is MS characterf
ID nj know he had any"
)aes lie live your
!, near. that he has spent only shiilinss for
wood in eight years.
Did he ever come in collision with you in any
= itter7"
Only once, and that when he was drunk
80 nistook me for lamp post"
From what you know o; hitn would you be
-. him under oath 2"
That depends upon circumstances. II ne was
:. intoxicated that he did not know what ne was
q g would. II not, wouldn't"
Nothing eleyates US so much the presence
., 4 spirit similar, yet superior TO our own
,5~re virtue, who would be more sirtuous than the
raz"
By conceir, certain red fly hath been call
ady-bi and hidden to fly away home The
sci is good, even TO her who Is neither oird
lily. There is no place like home.
.actorily demonstrated, that every time a wife
t.s her husband she adds wrinkle TO her
sci 1t is ti,e4ght that the announcement OF this
vill have most Statutory effect, especially
understood tina, every time wife smiles
husband il vii! remove one of The old
esl Mr. Candle IS delighted with the DIS
- and anticipates sunshine the year round,
Caudle has an unquenchsble desire TO APP
ung and handsome, and mourus deeply
arsi departure Of her youthful charms
4Ia ecrufed hunbands are looking up
0t= bright young children as frosty
sight goang plants.
e-ss many cloudy morning turns out a
Is an instrument that fortunes many
TInent of one.
=aizr conscience is an inesteemabie bless
i, a conscience not only quick 10 discern
j, evil, but instantly TO shun it as the eyeld
itself against the mota-T. .4dQnls
lie that hath good book in his hand, but
lesson of it in his heart or life, is like ass
carrie,h burden, and feeds upon the thistles |
low melancholy the moon must feel when |
enjoyed the fullness Of prosperity, and got
ICED to its last quarter
since il has become the fashion for men to
.1>s their past errors very freely in books, it |
iiy asserted that there Is no material differ,
5stween autobiography and a naughty bi-
i.
IS humorously said hat there ought TO be
OF weasn IN The camp, for each night the
.-as come with fresh Sally.
.STED TO Know-The address of the fire
goes out? Whether the wind is keener
cutting satire9 Watcher a treble singer
work, OF is paid three times as much as
~ And whether a lawyer ever tainted
ne burden Of conveying a housez
friend Of ours was taken i'll with cutau>
a,roI. which was al first thought 10 be
.t. afterwards decided to be yarioloicl~
#aaa, ae remarked - Ii that was the rery
ae should prefer the alleged He re
trom his sickness in three days, and from |
80 in six nonths-a striking instance of the
...a,--'y Of life,
ike you.' said a girl to her suffer, " Las
/ leave home; l am widows only darling /
.,~baud can equal my parent in Kindness
c is kind, replied the wooer, bat be my
fe VIII all live together, and see If L don :
ytr mother =
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-06

ss.--a = as Palm and Pale Soap, for sale
GEO. ". CORPS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-06

<rRAoRDiN CjrEE OF s BAD BREAST
NE ARI.Y At rae POINT or pE NrtE.
! Letter fan Hr. Duraas, N-szc Orleans,
-Ty~rRAtT 9,k, 1888.
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$4,000.


Fs 4 4 Z T. z Fl FosE SALE
stTuF subscriber viii sch, without reserve. on. OF the
1 choicest selections of Real E.fate eSfe-n
canstn. consisting of $50 sores of LARD situated In
Of tie Fourth Principal Meridian IN the County Of
. gyete STATE Wisconsin, AID 5,Hz Il miles south
Mineral Point, - l.,-fh east rf D. Ring
ION, aat 10 miles northwest af Argyle: 4 az which lies
lies ? mites from the
aEural s6vnuEagcS.-The cre.k of yellow
Stone passes tcroaEh iae west portion Of this land
ing most beauuI+l valley of near 90 - OF
choice Meadow land afi making valuable site r-
power 90 acTrs uf -Xgsssrt Trb-r. dffv aces
rf choice N'Eeral lnt q3rtaS Cf One rock far build
Mines 70 j. sufficient for those zCQuus j with ae h1
state. fhst they have bee worked for The last
= and last bat least there twelve SPRING
OF pure living water, ssI s1aLed the wishes
/ OF almost any
Improvement on Homestead of 800 acres; one frame
nd log Dwell ING consisting rooms of convenient
-i1Fe o1tlinE = o. = II one story with cellar; ore
stone Stable, ," BY "a q one saw MIL rs by 2t: on.
sune Kiln, that vii. hold 500 hes SNtv acres Dde-
,t fence, Etiy under c,i on. one hundred votlns
FRUlr TRExs. with variety of Shrril5te-v
Improvements On adjoining Farm; oae frame Dwell
rg. 20 b. 81 IPet aHt = story, Three rooms. ne.
@ stable and convenient cut nCI'd ss, on - Farm
there o MiCersI lAnt.l % under sH
s--rcu, 81 under cliIga viii produce ORE Wheat
sEal SprlnE,l aud 02ts in abundance sixty Arpe
ard Pear Trees, mast Of which are bearing trees, also a
choice selection Of Skrubbery.
All % which VIII sell tlEether fr Ten thousand
Dollars. Cash, IN :vr0 parts 70 suit purchasers.
Anv wishing 10 keeF Retail store, they world
Fad hs desirable location, -Bd 1ud safely court On
dong business from ) 6.6S9 dollars yesr Every
advantage Of this of country seek raising j
embraced on The above described Farm.
Any Information in regard ts tire shove described
premises VIII freely by enqniring OF the sui
scEiber, al his residence, or by mail
BENJAMIN G. SCOTT.
Yellow stcne, Wis. March 6, 1855. emI7
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REL SSEEa E--AH persons hereby
q notified not to trespass- Mine Dig pfqn any Of
the following described lands without written con-
sentor permission II myself or my agents. wit
DescrIp. sec In. Ra Descrip. sec. Tn. Ra.
y sc a IL . n "a Is = 7e
n :. tte e IA - 80
" . . - t &ehn
hneqSe va Is G &c
Gwq Il . E'e hswq II
8 n
section - . n
And further notice is hereby given that bid any
and all persons frh m buying renoyit any Lead or
other from the above described lands without m
written permission
E. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, Tune 2, 1852. n33
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L0WAY'S OINTMENT.

sF sEr J'8ft0F,-
fsue sns the h lapr as = ith one voice, from
Z f-.- atom - -hs osa--- - stamp tie caarsc
-l-u1ss. 't.tA yalT q aprubstirH. II e. scarco-
aar5 ettcH made % brown among you, sfd
mas s.sa-f = nm re celebrity than any other
#F -szs.- 5.-sEf,Ht.
VG0R A. HO.LOTAY,
---.---- - ~ A N...sa,r Str..D.s n
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$50 4S OWN WORDS.

Fs-- -E become notorious, neither IS
.ss tss~ mere sake 81 w-itius, out II
1s iaasE cured me- of nRe of th- NEST
1lsaHS-s that aesh Is heir to, sad
q reel D. sif who Snss 3. e, - be en-
reach &c medicine For nine years
e ates ha most p8i0tut and trouble
f2t ever 5s!3 - the i.t 3t man and sf."r
ttci0s hsd ever head OF, : rs-is-1=' lu
-..a 4 beng curfi but iF,rud brought
r large p,ffs If ystE~ Ointment. wnICs
mes on my rgs 20 heal, and 4 entirely r.
health :" my agreeable surprise AMI delight.
tsigned) W. }. LANGLEY.
-rRAoRoiN Any cuRE OF 4 BAD BREAST
NE >Ri,Y At rHE POINT or DEATH.
! Letter f-an Hr. z Durza;, Nee Or3eaas
-f're8AtT sts, 1888.
lessor HclLowAy,
b, Corner If Ana and Nassau Streets. Y. v
: ir-ltis visa heartfelt gratitude have "a inform
- W the use "a yGl- 9sHjmcBG and Pins. The. Isle
= lie has bevB saved t. sr seven wears she tzsi 81
81 = with ten running IuaS, not uf a Generous
y was told that nothing Csaid save her. she
A. induced 20 sc your fiht l'nt and FtilS v hTH
~,tort space Of three months th.y effected 4 per
-4-ss. - the astoni-hrHeat af al who knew Ms We
IS. your Medicines from Arssrs Wright < 80 at
street NeV. Orleans. I send tins frsrs Hotel
> 49, Paris, although. I had written II So New
before y auasls len, 81 hat 5i'ue. mes knowing
se-sS - 'sc~ ovS. .Sisued} r. bENANt.
srealL - lssi s2nj intly with the Ointment
~ She following c5-es.-
Contracted and Fistulas Sore throats
.asts s,'G iaiats Piles Skin diseases
Eout SAL Rheum Sore heads
siaalalsr ScSlGs Ulcers
i lands SEelRss Sore Nipples Wounds
s1e Establishments of Professor Holloway. 81
s.Rts. NsS Nofs aHd so. S-rand, London, aBt
sasc.ahie Druggists ant Dealers in Medicine
EE HI United -tatss, in Pots and Boxes 8; :
-rat~- snE s. 80 each.
re Is s considerable saving By taking ttS
Dir" .tf78~ FIR age guidance Of patients fr evetI
trs 555s'-t II each Pet- 27eo~ iy
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PILLS. PgtlsSi!
t7-R man .woman and tlIfei he cOuntTl Elo
Z need-a Kind to suit you all. say
Pulford's Anti-Biliious Pills.
Fahnstock's Anti Bilious do
Elmore's Improved Bilious do.
Jew Davd's Honey Coated do.
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do.
l1ce's Billions do. GraeH- nburgf do,
Aofatts Pills and Phoenix Bitter
Sappingtons Ague pills ,Dr .Bruce'sdc.
d Br2udreth's Pills,
Roy. q HIbbard's do.
DIR. Angle'r Candy Coated do,
HerriCk's Sugar Coated do
A nd lots of other kinds 0f Pills.
Which You can get by calling ait he Aners Point
Drug Store ,nearly opposite Beech sStore
NovemherfS r u. PTLFoRD.
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SnTONS OF Iron and Steel fust received frn-- II
! Manufacturers, which viii De sold 81 a very
,ure, at the Store corner .; High and Chestnut
., BIZ JOHN kILTON.
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'lia race Of the Red Nan is ia Il disappearing from
the face OF The earth The Pequods aTe gone. the
Iohtcan exists IN tradition only and few scattered
Mounds and earth Worss the only vestiges Of the
fascuntins: The SAIKS too, have been driven from
ihelr ancient hunting DIS ard in E generations
pui VIII remain b. tell the story of their wrongs but
an order that heir be handed DOWN future
general ons, AMI their rirtHsS be extoed the under
U~OOLEY SOChS.
which he viii fisp ofin quantities sui purchasers
y b a few pieces of CHEAP r Ed TICKS have
also been brought along supply the phases nu
nerous Dss Tics which he approaching cold weather
ts aPt to deSiTCE- NJ. SMITH
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Am aad Nassau strye,s,N Y

.ENs --F ttr ~n%E EsS. AFTER SISE
SANDING
G- F-J. f.n~gisy, IF FFpa'sri tc,
". asysd -sg5. ISt, 1888.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-07-21
Death of Lord Raglan.

Lord Raglan, the commander of the
English forces IN the ,CIimea, is dead. as
We are informed by the latest advises
from the East. He is succeeded b, Gen..
Simpson, whose military genius is highly.
spoken Of. Lord Raglan was not fitted
for lhe>post he occupied His operations
were too much by rue--,oo mechanical
TO effect the ends OF the allies. Whilst
brave and courageous, yet he lacked Wig
or and energy of mind. He was slow and
methodical in his thought, and wanted
the quickness, the presciencc which so
highly distinguished Gen. Jackson, Ma
polson, and even the fiery Pellisser, the
present commander Of the French in the
Crimea. The great contrast between Lord
Raglan and Gen. Peliisser III their views
Of military success, was serious obstacle
to cordial cooperation Of the allied
strength at Sebas'opol. How far this de-
feet will be remedied III the person ofGen.
Simpson, remains to be seen. Whatever
may tae unity OF action and the vigor with
which the campaign is prosecuted, there
| is scarce-a possibility that the result will
be the taking Of Se5a>topol. From the
first, we have believed that Russia would
come out oil the conflict eonquerous, either
by All advantageous peace. or q 81, cessfnl
WAR.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-07-21

EScoURAGiNG.-Wittin the past two
weeks we have conversed with two gem
tlemen, who acted with the Know Moth
ing party in the late election in Virginia,
who now repudiate it utterly and entirely.
They were both strong Wings, previous
to the disbandipg Of the Wing party
Since the Philadelphia Convention. hew-
ever, they are convinced that there is
but one great national, conservative party,
aud that is the Democratic. with which
they intend in future to act. One Of them
said, that he was friend Of the Coushtut-
ion, and desired 10 see the spirit in which il
was conceived respected and revered and
its letter conserved, and he identified him.
self with the Democracy. believing that il
was the only party sufficient to accomplish
these objects. These occurrences speak
Tor themselves. They indicate that the
reason Of the people is at work; and tlsj
in 1856, Virginia will not only give 10000
majority for the Principles OF Democracy
but largely increase that vote So speeds
the right.
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DIED

IN this place, On the 18th, of whooping cough,
IDA MARKS, second daughter OF, James A. and ANA
E. Piper, aged about two years.
In this place. on the 10th, EUGENE, infant son II
james A. and Ann Z. Piper. aged about two months,
In this place, on the nth, Of Smallpox, Mrs.
ELIzABRrH SLoNEKER, wife of Burkhart Sonskes,
aged about As years.
In this place, the sth, Of whooping cough, Hin.
TER HELEN, infant daughter Of X. .. and Mary A..
Thomas, aged 10 months and 81 Gays. Il
In Highland county on the 18th inst, at the i'd
vanced are of more than 20 years, Mr.. SAxuAL Sun
IEsHAEesR. The deceased. by long life Of kindncs
and fidelity in the discharge Of the various dutics OF
life, had greatly endeared hmsclft TO the community
in Wich he lived. t@
On Wednesday morning last, EpwIs, infant son uf
Andrew H., and Mary h. llenenerger, Of Harrisoa.
burg, aged year and months.
In Brooks Gap, on Friday night last Jnly ISIS
after ling .ring illness, Miss aAH uLvEr, In The
18th year of her age. 81
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ST AUNT ON, VA.
Notice

Mr.. Robert Kyle, will visit tie subscIi-
bers Of the indicator for the purpose Of
collecting their dues to the office, since the
LIST Of July, 1853. We hope each person
will promptly meet his obligations. We
have liabilities Of our own TO meet and
must have THAT is due U.s. 1t is much
easier to pay now, than to let The account
run on for years to come. We desire to
be clear Of all debts BY the fist Of October,
and flour subscribers will give us but hall
what they owe us, we can by that time
throw up our hats and defy the feelings
OF poor man.
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Staunton Hotels.

II isA very common occurrence, thisshirg
of editorial puffs-espec'alI where there
is s5quid pro quo. But we are notlabor-
ing under that embarrassing influence to-
day. We are writing from q spoutsneois
combustion OF good will towards all the
world and tine rest Of mankind. We are
melting by inches, and of course, cannot af
lord to encourage any other impulse than
that OF love. In fact that is our natural ell
ement, aud the several landlords in :iis
devoted city must trace this paragraph tp
our natural amiability and sweet DISPOSE
ton. We intend to say, and we trust we
will not be prevented from so doing by a
heavy attack Of Spring fever, that the Ho-
tells IN this place, are hard tc beat. In
Iact, in the course o. considerable running
abont through the country. we have never
| stopped in town, where they were equal
led. II is decidedly our opinion, that the
| Virginia, the Woodward aud the Ameri
can Hotels, canno! be surpassed for all the
conyenienc+s and accommodation necessa-
ry to comfort, in the State Of Virginia.
Every thing connected with them is OF the
best and abundant. In addition TO tI,is, as
a Summer resort, Stanton is Que of the
most inviting places in the State. Every.
thing conspires TO make blief sojourn, by
the seeken Of health and pleasure, benet-
cial and pleasant. We trust our spacious
Hotels will be crowded with visitors du :
ring the season, who may desire the com
forts Of the best Hotels in the State, added
TO pleasent Invigorating and health giving
atmosphere. 49,
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Small Pox.

Exaggerated rumors being in circulating
IN regard to this disease in Staunion, j, ha.
been suggested that should give an off.
cial statement Of its ex ent and character,
as obtained from sclualan reliable report.
OF the physicians.
There are sir cases OF small pox, five
.oi them being mild, and Jour cases Of xa-
Iioloid isssts go ts
II Is exclusively confined to that portion
called "Newtown"-quite remote from
the localities Of business, hotels and thor
oughiares. ss.ss1t
The families, where the infected reside,
ere declared all Intercourse with others
are all required TO stay within doors. aud
their houses are yigilantiy guarded. s.
a thorough vaccination has been enfor-
ced and chose who have no, resorted to the
preventive are urgraay requested not to
delay it; the experience the Iown i.- aa,v
undergoing is iuIly attssting it. virtue.
The injection has in nearly every in.
stance been propagate,l by servants. The
ci,izens are advised 10 keep their slaves on
their premises, and masters in the county,
iron whence the disease has been at least
three times introduced in,o town by their
slaves are notified that if they permit
them 10 visit here, and they are caught,
summary and severe Justice will be enfor.
ced. NlCHO. X. TROUT. Mayor.
July 2l, 1855.
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GoDRy's LApY's BooK.-Godey sends
US notice that he receives no paper from
us containing notices of bis Book. Cooley
may not receive them, but they are sent at
least once month. We have said great
deal in Cooley e fayor-not more, however,
than his admirable periodical deserves. -
The August humble. is well worth a no.
,ice. The plate. Of the young widow IS
deeply interesting and expressive, and is
Of itself worth more than the average cost
OF the number. The reading is generally
interesting aud instructive, !, aid we always
examine its pages with pleasure. Price
"a psr annum. Address L. A. Cooley
iPhiladelphia.
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Singular Freak OF Lightning Miraculou
Escape

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