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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-14
MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE.
G@0Dog GIdtgg.

Nv ApyERTIsEMENTs.-Amo our new ad
Elements today, will be found several deserv-
no particular notice
IN, Madison Mutual Insurance Co. offer protec-
=, against losses by FIRE, to all who choose TO
,,,ronize home company. This company is
,ors;dered both safe and punctual. Hon. JOHN
Toy is agent for this place.
Richard Isaacs offers, through columns a
r,luable Farm for sale, in the town of Ridgeway.
Tb. chances for buying good farms in Iowa coun-
" are becoming less every day. The financial
edition of the county, which has heretofore been
.oroswhat unfavorabIe, is now good, al least as
INV in the State The county is almost entirely
ant Ct debt County Orders have advanced in
value within two years past, ON fifty to ninety
~, cents on the dollar, and with reasonable de-
gree Of economy on the part of the County Board
If Supervisors, the County Taxes must necessari-
" be light We know of no part of the State
where greater inducements offered to those in
,earch of desirable locations. either for agrcul-
,ural or mechanical purposes, than Iowa county.
Groocries.-Rowan & McCloskey have enlarged
their store, and added good stock of Groceries to
their former variety laey INFORM the public,
through columns, what they may expect to
save by calling at their store Those entertaining
doubts upon the subject can satisfy themselves by
calling e.-zsi 5as-.
$4,000 this head, Benz, G.Scott offers
splendid farm for sale in Lafayette County
containing $50 acres. To any person wishing
Arm situated in healthy and flourishing part of
he country, Mr.. S. offers great bargain, truly.
Empire Satr U0ks-W. L. p. Gage & Co, of
81, Loui5, whose advertisement will be found in
our columns to>day, offer great inducements to
merchants and others, desiring any thing in their
line Persons visiting the city of St. Louis, will
DO we'll to call on Messrs. Gage & Co.
II Old Soldiers, read the advertisement of n.
B Boyden, in another column of this paper
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FAR FOR SALE.

A 1t VI fOkk Sal
$3.50 THE subscriber proposes TO sell the FARM
stesff which he resides, lying in the town of
ksista Ridgeway, about halt way between Dodgevle
1879 and the Blue Mounds. II consists of about
three hundred and eighty of land well watercd
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn, with base
ment of stone, thirty by fortyeish ee with good and
very uvenent out BUILDINGS built in the sub
stanai manner. Also, Orchard of about three hun
ded bearing Apple reas of the choicest kinds of grated
fruit together with Pears Pu1is Cherries Goosebe ries
and Curants There about under fence.
with good timber and meadow land convenient. The
Farm situated that it be conveniently divided,
making small ones. For enquire of the
scriber on tbs premises. G.. w. H1CkCpX.
December III, 1851. Aft.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

I'VE offering for sale upon reasonable TERMS
Counties of La Fayette, Columbia and Iowa, Wis
consin:
VaIVAHILE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous TO the lNiscdukee y Mississippi Railroad
WE will sellt at valuabei lately occupied
~ w by Mr. John Hand, together with all the out
-- Houses thereon. and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES Of the choicest quality. Said Farm
contains nearly 400 Acres OF first class land 90 Acres
OF which Is broken and well fenced. There is fine
lure the same, and well sstered. Also all kinds OF
Farming Implements. And so acres of fine land near
Dover, Wis with comfortable House on the sane.
The above premises situate the Model Mills
Iowa County. minute description of said premises
may be seen at our office.
AREE'sPROPERTY FOR SALE,
In thcedhnties of Iotca and Columbia, UTSconsiys.
sgVNHE undersigned offer for sale the following de
IL scribed Real Estate:
i of Und q of n = of a of 90, town range
III SW "a OF w u, Sec %, Town 5, Range East
CAD . , Of E y Of E or" "a, 5,
E 4 of : Or
and Z a of \ or. 4, 4, 90 2 I"
No. Sc 20 loo % OF the IND north fractions and
of n or Sec 7,town 9, range east.
No 81 95 loo north fraction No 49, TO-
range east
No. AZ 93l00 fractional section IA, town H. range
ea=t.
IND = of Lot45-vliet's survey, Mineral Point Wis,
W n of g No. b, &c 90 6
Mineral Point, Wisconsin. 5!f
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DAGUERREAN RooMs-Mr Brandon continues
70 occupy rooms in the Court House, where he is
taxing some of the best pictures we have SEEN
We understand his arrangements are such that he
will remain with US but a short time II pictures
are wanted now is the time 10 call
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DsNT..A5 GARD.

DR. J. C. HoWELLS, having succeeded to the Prac-
II tice of DR. l.. P HIssEE, has opened nENTAs.
t,f E1CT- and intends making permanent location
in Mineral Point, he would therefore, respectfully solicit
the coddence and patronage Of the community.
All operations incident to his Profession will be per-
formed in a thorough and workmanlike manner Due
attention viii be paid to the irregularities of chdrens
Teeth and the utmost caution will be used in order
avoid pain much possible, any every opera
ton. =
OFFICE, in the Masonic Hall, the Wisconsin
Bank. Residence at Mrs Henry's Cottage. Once
hours, from A. NJ, TO P. NJ
-RyFYRRSCr-
l.. P. HlGBEE, of Shullsburg.
Mineral Point, Oct'r llth, 1854.
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Pictures. Pictures :,

We have just received the following beautiful
Engravngs which are offered for sale on terms
that may prove very advantageous TO purchasers:
One Of LIES Happy Hours, Sparkling, The
Parting, The Capture of Andre, The Poor Rela
tons The jolly FIatboatmen, and The Trapper's
Last Shot. They are all steel plate impressions
Of choice merit, and Will be sold on the terms men
toned in tie advertisement on our fourth page
under the head 10000 dollars
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SIDE WALKs-The sidewalks in many parts OF
tae village are getting almost uncomfortable We
trust that they will undergo repairs soon as
liz frost is out of the ground
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FIrHE undersigned having completed his large and
spacious store is in receipt of full and com
plee sock of Dry Goods groceries, Hardware,
Shoes, Iron, Steel Nails, Crockery and and
every article kept any the country 1t would
be useless to state his stock large in the
community knows he never purchases small .t-ks. He
would be happy to snow any portion of his sock Of
goods to any persons who may be disposed examine
the quality prices OF the more extended no.
tice viii appear, provided time III permit-at any rate
the public invited TO call and examine themsel-
John MfI.T
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CHNGE-Our beautiful spring weather has
AIKEN ;ae . wings of the wind, and left US for a
snort season In its stead we have several inches
G. snow S.,,s- ,.-...... p..zss
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SPECIAL TICE S.
L E C T u R E.
Come One,-Come All.

REv PEILIPs will deliver Temperance Lec-
t~c at the Primitive Methodist Church, this
l"etnesiay) Evening, at o'clock. Each and
every one requested to attend
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EMIGRATION AGENCY.

MR.. ROWAN is Agent for the extensive and old es-
tabished Emigration and Foreign Exchange House o,
WILLIAMS s. GuFoN. New York. Tie is prepared 10
remit money usual, nd to engage passages, the
lowest terms from al parts of England Ireland and
Scotland. Passage Certificates and Drafts sight from
FL upwards, be obtained of him, with receipts
ali paid him. the safe and punctua transmits
sion of which the Company hold themselves be
All post paid communications will be answered once.
and every required information given
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Ol0GAing9 Ol0Ghimg9

In this department We defy competition. We have
present on hand Mammoth Stock of FALL and WIN
TEX CLoIHlNG OF our own manufacture, which for
variety, elegance of style, quality and low prices
be surpassed gether with large assortment of Broad
cloths Clssimeres Doeskns, Poiershams, Pilots,
cts, Jeans and Corduroys Of description which
enabled 10 offer Wholesale or Retail al Tess
than Manufacturers prices
Having fitted up our Second story exclusively for a
ELOEHaNG Is AFk 7S-G 90 VI and having now
in our employment some IF the most experienced Cat
tiers and "orkmen will Cut all garments purchased
from us, or any oher firm, immediately, at the regular
rates There will be no delay for sni of help,
have in the different departments, AuH4red
hands employed TO whom the highest wages given
Pediers Country Merchants aud Miiiu6rs, supplied
Hs,o York Prices adding transportation only
co We viii sell a WHOLE SUIT of heavy Winter
(Jaih fprS
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CROChERY,

&c, &c, SC, Sc
all of which having been bought at the lowest prices
in the Eastern Markets. for cash, viii be offered East
adding transportation. Thankful his friends
aud the public generally the liberal patronage extend
ed to him, he hopes By strict attention business low
and uniform prices and upright and hcnoraoe dealing,
to merit q continuance of their esteemed favors.
46f JOSEPH GUNDRY,
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RENovAL-The office of the Mineral Point
Dsm7crgt has been removed to the upper room OF
the stone building above Smiths Book Store where,
We understand, the paper is to be continued under
tie auspices of Judge Cothren.
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IL L II L RS HO 4 l. L.,
PLATTVILLE, WIS.

III AvING taken ard fitted thestand formerly known
III as the e Union Hotel; the subscriber would
specsfulIy ask for IL share Of public patronage
Rooms large and airy and in every department ID
will be to coBSat the comfort aud
patrons Good Stables and attentive Ostlers always
ready.
N B. Boarders bv the day eek furnished with
all necessary eonveDiences at reasonable rates.
PlatteviHe. Nov II, 1853. 3tf
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GREE Il X A X G. AIMS
M
DRY GOODS s. READY MADE CLOTHING
Nexv-Xork Cheap Cash Store.
nELLER & MICHELBACHER, respectfully announce
~ TO the citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity and the
public generally they receiving fren
Eastern makets very extensive and assorted stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS & CLOTHING,
and all articles of Merchandise usually offered
sale in a Western store, consisting in part of
Prints of all shades, eolors and varieties,
Broadcloths, Kentucky Jeans, MeTinoes,
ainets, FesLngs, Ronnets,
Cassimeres, Linseys, Ribbons,
rweeds, Cashmeres, Aipacas,
Silks, Setins, Shawis,
&c,&c., sc SC sc.
which they will sell much similar articles
heretofore been sold in this place. In the
CLOTHING LIN E,
they stand in fear of competitor. Their stock
large and EN- braces every variety They have the best
Of and supply garments to order short
notice, which they will invariably warrant to fit They
have also general assortment of all sizes and fashions of
HATS CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, JEwELRY, &C.,
will be sold the most favorable terms Ladies
and Gentlemen, call and satisfy yourselves at the New
York Cheap Cash door below MaIoney's Con-
fectionery Store, High Street
Mineral Point, October III. 1854. v4n4Sff.
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Hotels, SC,
a IiEKICAN HOUSE,
BY A. SNIFF.

yUNhe undersigned takes pleasure in ssTing to the cit
liens of Mineral Point and the travelling public,
that fitted up his House High Street, in the
best possible for the accommodation of travel
and boarders- His table will all be sup
piled the market Affords and but abe
first class OF cooks and alters will be employed
Good Stables and attentive 0sslers all times in read
mess those who have horses
share of the generous patronage ofihe pub'ci is
spec;fuIIy solicited. A. shift.
Mineral Point, Sept LIST, 1854. 43tf.
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GIlANYASa STSIA7i3hS

We have upwards of one thousand black silk Brosha
Bay and Empire States and several other qualities of ali
aoooi SHAwLS, which will commence to sell from
dollar upwards, and which beg particular at
eniion
BONNIE rs BONNIE T8o
We just receiving upwards of thousand IN
nets and large amount of bonnet Satins, Innings and
artificial Flowers, of all kinds and several large cases Of
Rbbons-beautifll styes-whch specially reserve
for the Ladies at their own prices.
BOOTS and SNUES in great quantities and
cheaper than the chespest.
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a. NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!. 1854

1854 NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!. 1854.
rzCo:<
-1oas ts5-t Il. & II. Il @ Y d
WIFE I'd return their THANKS to the citizens Nine
w rad Point and vicinity Tor the patronage they
received during the time they have been Trade
respectfully announce to their patrons and
friends that they have removed their stock Goods
10 the Store formerly occupied by H. KooP, and
receiving rom New York and Boston, large and
fully selected stock of Goods suitable wants of
this vicinity, and consisting in part as folows
DRY GOODS,
Broadco.hs. Cassimeres,
Plain and striped sasi- Kentucky Jeans,
nets OF every quality Tweeds and great variety
and style, of Dress Goods
Dc!ains, Alpacas and Merinoes.
SILK GOODS AND TRIMMIR
Dress silks, fine Bonnet Cap and Betting Rb
ment, bnus,
Black Silk Lace and worsted and Silk Braid,
Fringes, Gimps
CoIor'd and 3iack Bro Grape I.eese &c
cade Sits, Jaconett and Cambria Mus
Embroid'd Cuffs and lin
Collars, India Book and Swiss Mus
Isle Thread and Mus lin,
lin Edgnss, Jaconett Edgings, SC.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Ladies' and Gents Gloves of every description
Wooden aad Cotton Hosiery. great variety of Chill
dren's Hose.
READY MADE CLOTHING
great variety of all KINDS of Goats, all kinds of
Pants, ali kinds OF &c. &C. 40 cases D1TS and
SHtES- HUNTS other AK E., and every description
of SHELF HARDWARE.
CXERY AND GLASS WARE.
We havo the best assortment of Crockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wisconsin.
GROCERIES.
We have hand choice assortment OF FAMILY
GROCERIES. Persons wishing TO buy GOODS, will
find it to their interest 10 Call before purchasing
elsewhere, we do not intend to be undersoid.
Produce Of all kinds received in exchange Goods.
The highest price paid in CASH for COOP Aerch anita
bic Wheat. delivered al their store. 2itf
I'll
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T3mo.I
~SyAlE.-sA g.
s--ST HOUSE FOB SALE. s=9=l

THE subscriber offers far sale his Dwelling House
and Blacksmith shop in the village of Dallas, Iowa
County, Wis he said shop is constructed OF Brick in
which there to FORCES, with for four. The
above property il surrounded by good farming
try. and is very desirable location for business.
TEKAs.-One half down, Balance, one, two OF three
years time. inquire my residence ia Dallas, O.
JAMES Is. GRAY, Mineral Point.
sm6 G. W. STR 3NG.
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uAHY CODES. ss0ssD AN - SRsGES, e.
= nm prepared In sell any kinds Of goods at
wholesale be h1d in this county and eoIIeit
call from ali those wishing 10 purchase for sale aaiu.
JOHN MILTON
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N e W GOODS
1885.

Al AhG oLp AND WILL KNoWS STAND OF
s. l.. G. WHEELER,
High street, Mineral Point.
AE take this mehed TO inform old customers and
W the public generally, that receiving
FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS
direct from New York, which are prepared
All VINO may favor usittsa CALL at prices which trust
viii prove satisfactory DaE motto is live and let live
shall not attempt TO cheat the public into the belief
that we have tens of thousands daars worth of GOODS
which we have not nor don't To have neither do
we hold out tn CALL under the that
We are selling o. onaring for sale, ell. of
foods, at less (for doing such Thug
as this Is ne system of doing business which
Tess we do no. understand the thing believe to be
hhha6Eg- all gat1sIen; don't know thing about
IL nor don't wish to, as satisfied "it will not win
N the END; but we will say that have good s.och
OF Goods, purchased of reliable houses which intend
10 sell al all advance above and favorable
ern,s We think, as the same quality of goods be
purchased eises here in this market aud invite
e1amInaton of stock. Il consists ia follows
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MIN NERAL POINT AND HIGHLAND
ID ALLY ST 4 E RIO UTE.

The rcsbers ~ould respectfully 10 the pub
lie that they have made arrangements for running .
Daily Stage between Mineral Point and Highland,
folows:
Leave Highland at s O'Clock A. NJ, and arrives ct nia
erai Point at 10 O'Clock NJ whers II meets the Mad
sen and Caiena Stages each day On Wedneedsys snikr
Fridays II will b. way Of Wingville 10 meet the
Prairie du Chen Stage
Ieavea Mineral Point at O'Clock p NJ aud arriving
Il Highland p. NJ: ThHrsdays and Fridays viz.
AFESTS
Highland A. Bolster, Wisconsin House, ard G Ne
~ariand. bland House- Lioden-T. 3. AusIey, Wiug
yiIle-Jehn stephens: Mineral Poin-A ShiR Am eresn
House, G. Ruby, Central House.
THE RICHbASD CENTER STAGE.
Running through Riehlsnd City, leaves Highland evev
"wednesday O'Clock A AMI arrives at the center
AZ 4 p leaves Richiand Center Tuesdays Al
A. NJ, and arrives II Highland at 4 p. NJ.
LIVERY STABLE.
regular Livery stable is kept by the subscriber
Highland ready ct all times convey passengers 70
any part the country by the best Carrie
ges, the most reasonable terms.
A. Is. ROBINSON 4 Pso.
Nov. 2eth 1851
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NEW FERRY AT IIEYwORTH,
ON THE VISION SIN RIVER
VNHE SUBSCRIBER has just opened ferry at ihe
l. above place, six miles above Helena and tire,
miles below Arena, where he will be ready al all times
attend the business OF feTyng passengers teams
stock &c the most favorable terms. The above
is the state Road leading rora Monroe to Rich
land City, rs miles from the latter place.
Travellers will fEd all the accommodations of eeod
no el his house. with plenty of stabsng and careful
ostIers. F21fI John BARSARH-
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Highly Important

TO TIE He0ole Of tie Mining Region =
HAVING receiv ei my SPRING stock of G GODS.
Il deem IL advtssb bic, for the benefit puzzle
20 make known few of the leading articles by Of
speciicst they be in partms alize tho
AMOUNT of stock keep. and the great amount hich
sell during the =hori space of year. My stock
IA .. he
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.y,BaCCO AND CIGARS s, of the best aaa,ly
II fer sale ct kALOSEYS.
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New Iron Depot.

I'H Il Undersigned having made arrangements viii
L some of the Iron Manufacturers Of Pittsburgh, and
TO attention to this
has fitted up building exclusively for the sale OF
- ~ 90 ~ -
and having purchased large stock would invite tbs
attention of wagon Makers Black to examine
his stock, he is ermned to sell prices.
- JNO. MILTON.
HineralPont May. 1884 ASH
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THyHE subscriber is receiving Gne assortmen mt
Il of Choice Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oiks Dyes, Chemicals, Medicinal Liquors,
and Brief all articles usually found Drug Store
all of which he offers for sale CeHp for Cash. He will
addition to the ordinary Drug business, devote special
attention TO prescribing for all cases. hatev
that be presented. From O'Clock to 10 O'Clock A.
NJ of each day. when he is not otherwise engaged his
Professional services will be gratuitously rendered
all in need of snch gratuy but in all other the
cash its eq!DaeRt viii be expected when medicines
dispensed or service IS rendered.
Produce, at market price, will b. taken.
GEO. ID. WILDER, NJ. D.
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CASH S YSTEM

e can and null sell as low any competitor in the
ct Please call and examine. No charge for showing
Gods. I. s. ALLEN
Mineral Point, October 2, 1851. 4gtf
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I'VE are offering for sale upon reasonable terms
w the following described tracts of land and city lots
in the Counties of La Fayete, Columbia and Iowa, Wis
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40 cases men and boys coarse Boots,
- calf do
~ -
Il - boys coarse and fne do
- women and Misses coarse and fine Booteos,
II I" childTen's assorted Boots a I'd Shoes
III would De useless to more as every on
knows keep the largest and Roois
ana shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
from the manufacturers.
4 - L
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judicial Election Notice,

IA ERIfEvE, and m
s5s. oUks any reducibIe heTnea or rnntnre hona.
OF sale al Dr.. wilber's Drug Store
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
&RRN r ~


The GrestCcntralRou cute. connecting The Atlanti
Allie with Northwestern and Southwes-
tern States. by continuous Railway direct. This
road also connects at Pjttsburg with daily line of
Steamers to all ports the northwestern Lakes;
king most direct, cheapest Rad rsiaLts route
which FRElGHr can beforwarded 10 andfrom the
Great West.
Ratesbstwsen Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
First Class..Boots. Shoes. Dry a, n,n,l,,
Good Yin box esl, Furs, Ecathers&e.t - ''''
second Glass Books & Sialion-
cry Dry Goods lin haiosD. nrugst - No ,oolb
and Mciieines, Hardware, Leath- ~
er, Wool, &C.
Thi I'd Cinss..Anvils, Ragginea
Bacon, PORK Tin bulk, Cast S,eei, Csc. b lodlb.
Sole Leather I'm bundiesl Oerc, NsS
ENu RI n Class ssCofee, Fish, Ba-l
con q Pork fpack ed) ara * Lard Oil, soc. l0nib.
hemp. iron, lead, nails. soda ash. ac,
FLOUR-9l per Dbl, until further notice.
GRAlN--5o els per leo lbs until further notice.
coTToN-S2 per bale, no, exceeding 500 lbs.
weight, until further notice.
deYphta he arsicularto marx pack age ,spa PeaHsyl
versa Railvsad. AllGoods consigned 30 The agents
ethjs Road st philadelphia or Pittsburg, WILDE for
warded withoutietenton.
Ppr1sHr Arrxrs.-Harrs, Wormls < Co., Mem :.
phis Tenn:,R + Sass q Co., st. Louis; J. $, Mitch
eli & Son, evansville, Ind; Dumesnl, Bell & Muir.
dock and Carter & Jeweu louisville, Ky; e. Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; sprigmah & Brown, and irwin
& Co :, Cincinnati, \. ". Graham Co, GAINESVILLE.
ohio; ieech & Co., No. 81 kuby ST., Boston; Leech
& Co., No. 9 Asior House, New YORK; No. William
ST. and No. Battery Place, New York; K. J Snee-
der Phiiadelpha; Aagraw IL Rooms, Baltimore; Geo.
c. Pranciscus. Pittsburg.
H. HOUSTON, GsrsrGiFr6ieAt .ig'f, Pkifa.
II J.LOMBAERT, Sapf. Jaaeeaa. Pa