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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-05

One WAY TO Cook CuIoS4ss.-The following is
highly recommended -. Cut the chicken nm.
put It in pan and cover it over wish water: le.
1t stew = usual. and when done make ? thick
eains Of cream and Hour. adding piece Of bat
ter, and pepper and salt have made and b.ke,j
par OF short cakes, = made for pie crust bat
rolled thin and cut in small squares. This Is
much better than chicken PIE. and more si.nnle
10 make The crust should be laid on : dish
and The chicken gravy put over it While both
are Ios
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dgrltaltaral Department.

RExovATISG OLD ORCHARDs.-If, as we fear :
the case, your orchard has not been e:anured fol
some years, prepare AID gi.e it a dressing Of
compost male as follows:
Mix together layer and layer about for each
acre
Six loads of wood-mould, marsh or river
mud
Two loads Of rotten dung.
Two bushels of bone-dust.
Five bushels OF ashes
One bnshel Of plaster, aud
Two bushels Of salt.
TIE whole 10 be thoroughly mixed together,
thrown into bulk, and permitted 10 remain so
for three weeks then shovel it over and apply
it broadcast over the land plow it in about three
inches deep, as not to iniure the roots OF the
trees, then harrow and roll
This done, dress the trunks of the trees and
the limbs as far you can reach with i white
wash brush, with mixture made in the proper
tion Of
One gallon of soft soap
Quarter pound -four OF sulphur, and
One quart of fine salt.
Stir the mixture applied
If the bark on your trees is rough, messy. or
dead like, scrape it off before you apply the
mixture The consequence of this treatment to
your orchard viii be-renewed vigor to your
trees, increased prolifcacy, and fairer fruit
Ne3c E,t0laEI Farmer
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Oar terms invariably are-for the
DAILY TRIBUNE, 50 per annunl.
SEMI WEEKLY, 81 two copies for s. FIVE FOR 81 %
Zen copies, or over, to address, 81 each.
WEEKLY, -; three copies for s. FIVE copies for
So; ten copies for S12 twenty copies, oyer TO
ADDRESS for y each twenty copies, 20 address
Of each subscriber 81 20 each. For club of twenty
club. rs4s
Additions may at all times be made to club at the
price paid BY those slready init. q
Postmasters and others sending club of twenty
the above terms win be entitled extra copy
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE continues to he furnished to
Cergymen, of all denominations, at ONE DoL, per an
mum. '4-r GREELEY Il McEIRATH,
lin No. l54 Nassua-st.. New Y orlz.
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rs The finances Of the Elkton (Ky.) BAN
ner are IN a desperate condition. In an appeal
to his subscribers to pay III a says " Friends.
We are almost Peuniless-,'ob's Turkey was a
millionaire compared with ourpresent depressed
treasury! To-day, if the price of salt was two
cents a barrel fuIi we couldn't buy enough to
pickle jay bird p
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How TO STARCH SHIRTs.-Those ladies who
wish TO see their :" lords " wearing nice-glossly
shirt bosoms will do well to observe the follow
arabic, powder ii in pitcher and pour pint
water, according to the degree of
strength you desire, and having covered it, let
it sit all night. In the morning filter it care
fully from its dregs into clean bottle, cork 1t
and keep It for use. 4 tablespoonful of gum
water stirred iito plat of starch made the usual
way viii give to either white or printed shirts
look of newness that no hing else can restore to
them after washing.
Ink spots may be removed from. linen by
dropping melted tallow on them, and the wash
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FOR SALE.

ysNHE Southeast quarter of Section thirtthree town
L eight, range four East Also several unimproyed
Lots and parts Lots in the village of Dod~eyie
the place formerly known the Tom Jenkins" place.
in Dodgeyie being parts of Lots and Block
three
Any of the above property will be sold cheap, and
favorable terms. Apply 10
COBB & MESSMORE Agents, Mineral Point,
or to AUG. f. DOW, the owner,
15-tf New York civ
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- Have you ever thought of what that man
Is who te,.-hes children You go into the work
shop of a wheclwright; he is making wheels
and shafts, and you say he is useful man; you
enter the house of a weaver who is making cloth
and YOU say he is valuable man you visit the
5lacksmith's shop, where You find him making
PIckaxcS, hammers and ploughshares, and you
say this man Is essential; You salute these skill
fuf laborers. You enter the house of school
master; salute him more profoundly. Do you
know what he is doing? He is manufacturing
minds.
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nervous man whose regard for person
NJ comfort is paramount TO his sense of national
homer and Importance of the Arctic researches
upon commercial affairs, says, After all, the
grand achievement IF Or. Kane was in finding
q place where mosquitoes have never been seen.
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Is u II I2R -.
1855

1851 GROCERIES. 1856
4 AN now receiving my WINTER STOCK Of GROCER
les and PItDk IrIONS, to which most respectful
call the attention Of Families and all consumers my
assortment viii be fun and the Goods have been boua
10 sell For particulars please call and examine Stock
bnG prices GEO. ". COBB.
January 1856 1-tf
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- Have You said your evening prayers,
John -
\ amt amt my work, Bill says the
prayers, and The auens! We agreed to do it,
because 1t comes shorter"
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.

EflIS Company incorporated in $780, and is of
i the Oldest ami best of the Stock Insurance Com
panies The statement made to the Stockholders June
TIA, lS55, shows the assets of the Company be
Sol So II. HUNTINGTON, President.
T. r. BOWERS, Secretary.
The agent viii take risks upon good terms any
other Company, and will issue policies thereon
3I-t j. II. GIARN, Agent, Mineral Point.
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IS The Salem Gazette says the following
notice may be seen at a blacksmith's shop in
Essex =" no HOSES shod on Sunday 'eept Sick
ness or deth."
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Come, Bob. tell Us how much YOU
cie'iEeS' ny your speculation ;"
Cleared! ah, cleared nay pockets"
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Eo1 hto0os of al Sizos and V1rions Patterns
Being himself practical operative and er1nIov, orl,
inc pest OF EEornen he feels assuring
uoic That al work done at his Shop viii be in the very
best style, both for beauty and durability
Particular attention viii be paid to orders from a
distance.
~ REPAIRING done on the shortest notice. and in
goog style. (. CORNISH.
Mineral Point, December, 1855 I-ly
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sefmres Artitlts.
Wonders of the Created Universe.

Who would believe that in one second oftime,
in one beat Of the pendulum of clock, a ray of
light travels over one 10000 miles Who
would believe that the sun is almost million
times larger than the EARTH and although so re-
mote from that cannon ball shot directly
towards it and maintaining its full speed, would
be twenty years in reaching it, vet it affects the
earth by its attraction IN an inappreclable in
slant Of time Who would suppose that a
gnat's wing in its flight beats many hundred
times u second, or that there exist animated be-
ings, many thousands OF which laid close togeth-
er, would not extend an inch Modern optical
! inquiries teach Us that every point of medium
! through which ray of light passes, is sue
cession OF periodical movements, recurring at
equal intervals, no less than 100000, 600 5000
of times Of a second That it is by such move
ment communicated TO the nerves of our eyes
that enabled to see That it is the diff
ference of the frequency of their occurrence
which affects with the idea of color For
instance, in acquiring the sensation of redness,
our eyes are affected 182,G00GJ0 of times of
yellowness, 543 000,0 100000 of times and
of violet, 7O7 600, 600 100000 of times per see
ond
-
a8- Seventeen things in which young people
render themselves very impolite:
l Loud laughter,
, Reading when others are talking
3 Cutting finger nails in company.
| 4 Leaving meeting before it is closed,
Whispering in meeting,
| Gazing at strangers,
Leaving q stranger without seat,
/ 9 A want of reverence for superiors,
I Reading aloud il company without being
asked
/ 10 Receiving present without some mani
festation of gratitude.
II Making yourself the topic of conversa-
ton,
II Laughing at the mistakes of others,
I Is Joking others in company.
/ II Correcting older persons than yourself
especially parents,
/ 10 To Commence talking before others arc
through,
( I6. ANSWERING question when put TO others.
/ II Commencing 20 eat as soon as you get TO
/ the table.
4
/ EXAMINATION OF THE ALPHABET-Which are
( the most industrious letters? The bees
! Which are the most extensive letters The
Seas.
/ Which are the most fond of comfort The
/ Ease.
! Which are the most egitostical letters {? The
/ Is.
/ Which are the longest letters ? The Els.
/ Which are the noisy letter? The Obs
| Which are the most leguminous letters f? The
Peas
/ Which are the greatest bores The Teas.
! Which are the sensible letters The Wise
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URkE & BARNES, Manufacturers of Improved Sala-
mander Fire Proof Safes, with Powder proof Locks
Pittsburgh, Pa.
am Agent for the above AFES and have an assort-
nent OF sizes on hand which offer at Manufacturers
Pces, adding freight Persons in safe can be
supplied with very superior article lower prices than
they can be bought and delivered sinxIv Every SAFE
sold Is WARRANTED Fire and Damp Proof
to Call and exa,rine them. G. " COBB.
Mineral Point, May %, 1855. l-ly
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TO THE PUBLIC!

WE the undersigned would respectfuIv announce -
w the public generally, That have lust received
lie Nisosn Pinery, and Will constantly he receiy-
ing through tAe season, a general assortment of
Lumber. with Piciseis. IaiI, and shingles.
N1 TI theX offer FOR SALE reasonable terms
IL 9oc are informed that we have established our
f-L. Ai,i'S - the new Town Of Jones,lala-
~ on uie youlng Valley. which place i cen
sleeiuie nearer DodEeyilie and Mineral Point than any,
other polnton the Wisconsin River and avoids ma,
steep ana horse killing hills. Transfers and Teams viii
~ rendered comfortable M the accommodation PUTr ~
DEG o'iE "iao has recently built corn-acdi9tls Tavern
and tables At JonesdaIe. "a
BENJAMIN THOMAS.
BARRETT WILLIAMS
va Vodiit! may =, 1920 2-tf.
As%AR House hoiasses.-I5 barrels 10 half barrels
y ~ Ten sal Kegs superior Sugar House Svruv NoIssss
just received At GE0 IL E1ris-.s
o'A'' o''ooer So 1922 -ly
HsER Coats.-A few superior Over Coats and other
eiothlng manufactured expressly for this market for
sale by ANSLEY & RAsTEi 90
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AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS.
bEISONS accustomed to procure subscribers Books
Il Magazines &c oIget clubs for newspapers
quesed 20 send as their and address, ard we viii
forward theIn face of charge specimen number of pub
hctticn for which they viii find ready sale and We wiz
allow them commission of fifty per for their ser
J. BRADFORD * BRO,
2w52 No. CORTLAND St, N y.
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Valuable Property for sale.
NEW COACI,
ID "a Y Il y G = 10 Il
OF STAGES FROM BIUSCoDA TO WARREN

g5SSS>sFsA Leaves Warren, HIS, every morning at
q = o'clock, arrival of the cars, and
arrives at Mineral Point TO dine, and at Highland at e
o'clock in the evening.
leaves Highland at Z \. NJ, dine Mineral Point
arrive at Warren in time for evening train.
Hacks take passengers from Highland NIuscoda at
A. NJ and leave Muscoda for Hi glland P. NJ daily
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY OF WIS.
November 70, 1855. SIT
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F1EN1JUM

FENIIUNI BINDING
AT MADISON, WISCONSIN.
XyTEED & EBERFfARD, having opened n extensiv
w Book Bindery take this opportunity informing
the community AT large that they prepared execute
all orders which may be entrusted their care such 4
furnishing State and County officers with
Blank Books,
OF all kinds, ruled to order, and of the best quality
paper Old Books rebound, in Turkey Morocco Plain
English Calf, Sheep Paper Bindings. Magazines,
Pamphlets Session Laws, &C. bound the STYLE
all Of which work viii be lowest Miiwau-
kee prices.
- Paper for Blank Books consisting of cap crown,
denny medium, royal superroyal imperial double
and folio post, always ON hand.
N-B>-Orders from a distance must be accompanied
with pattern for Ruling, and the size os paper required
ana style OF Finding, mus be designated otherwise the
work viii be executed in form
for the Blank Book required This esai,s hinent is
trey new, and embraces the latest improvements in
Ruling and Binding. ". z.
Madison, Oct 80, 1851. If
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E II ? IRE SAW WORKS.
w. l.. #. GAGE ~ co.

Ware Room No. 81 lsain street, st. Loui-, No.
Nj ANUFACTURERS of any description of Extra Cast
I'VE Steel HU Circular, Pat, Afuleg Cross-cst FeOe
Hand and Panel SaHs, Sac AaHdreLs Upsets and Cofd
&c.
- Also Saws repaired and made as good as new at
small expense.
The undersigned have made such improvements and
arrived at such perfection in the temping aud grinding
department Of their works and take pains pro-
the best quality of Stec- that they
out fear OF contradiction, that their Of Saws
hand and now being manufactured and viii
only equal to but superior to any made in brought to
this market.
Every Saw sold under their guarantee will be made
good to the purchases If not found 10 on trial
year. {11-ly) W. l.. L. GAGE & co.
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PRESERvE YOUR

Dr. D. NJ WELD, SURGEON & MECHANICAL DENTIST,
M OCLD respectfully announce citizens of Min
w erl Point and vicinity, that he has permanently
for the pupo of practicng in the various branches OF
this most important art
His work has heretofore taken the rirst Premium at
number Of the County Fairs in the State of n York, ana
as 1t Is his purpose keep pace with the Improvement
of the he aters himself that he win be enabled py
strict attention his profession, and close observation
of the improvements of the Art to satisfy all VINO
NAV be pleased 10 favor him with call.
Teeth may be filed if the application be made in tine
to exclude of decomposition and thus preserved
TO the end Of life
Deficiencies caused by the IeEs of teeth supplied from
entire set short notice and the most faFofa
bic terms,
s~g1-0fice opposite the American House, High-st
December 10, 1856. FL
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.

400 STOVES,
NNTR AGING nearly every variety known, (particuary
r. t most approved patterns rceiy ed and offered
for sale BY WIN LANYON * son, on Commerce Street
Among hi assortment may be found the following:
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
afag- FIouer Hdter Fitch
Black Diamond, 81 Iron Monarch
Prairie 6Hsen, UesteTR Queen,
Nec H0rid, CHitirGfor, URiUers.,
PREMIUM STOVLS,
of all sizes and patterns in Also, the follow
ing, among other:
PARL0R STOVES 80
slcaxsvit without ovens Floral open clos fronts
BgsI0M Cottage Stoces &c, DC
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size together witt, COAL
STOVES both for Cooking and the Parlor lie has also
= large Stock Of beautiful
BIItania-Vnre,
including
Tea Pots, Cqfee Pots, Sugar UrRs, crsam1s
hoiasses Pitchers, Casters, Pitchers,
hHgs, Clps, CaaafesfieGs,
SPitta0Rs. r DBL Lamps, &c, &c, &C.
Selected with care and offered remarkable lor rates
Tin, Copper, and sheet iron Vi,rc,
all kinds constantly hand manufactured TO
der, ca the shortest notice. -
In connection with this estab isment is FURNACE,
where work IN either of their respective lines viii be done
ia the best possible manner.
Job " SrI1 atenod to in aay of the above Shops on
short notice.
f Persons desiring any thing IN his line, invited
to call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANYON & SON.
Mineral Point October, 1853 -ly
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The NeMsnaner Gncnrd
collection OF newspaper facts and statistics conaini
COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
Hited states. CDna8as and treaf Rritaiu.

The only reliable work OF the kind in the roryd An
u'au3he assistant to the EDITOR Book Publisher and
lr'heia Advertiser Beautifully printed fine viii e pa
per octave size This book viii be promptly to any
part OF the country the receipt oil S. addressed 10
LAY & BROTHER
i No. 73 South Fourth-st. above Walnut PhiIa
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miscellaneous.
The New York Tribune.

TIVE TRIBUNE is now the middle of its fifteenth
i year: Vol. Ky of its weekly issue commenced on
now be 1,.e acquainted with is character claims 10
consideration With but subordinate regard for pIu-
ece policy popularity it has aimed to stand for
Righteousness Truth, for Humanity, against fortified
InIuity Fraud and Oppression There Is not slave ira
tbnr hut lbs bill of sale saie, who does
know ami hate TIE TRIBUNE there is not extensive
G,bcater of drugged and poisonous Liquors who Goes
not consider very dangerous and immoral paPeT and
wonder why its publication Is tolerated in eis
cotton-buying Cty like New York. TIE NceGrk ferca
ry orcby relIrufked that it had never known hard
ping aXarieious employer, Who not hostile TO HE
Ike ii. 9lapr and plain spoken in lis en
iniqUity and abuse of bile claiming eSemp
tion from hgrnan faiih i may pave done temporary
injustice to individuals ot II has never been uittiul
Principle deaf the OF the wronged and ss
eri In its columns the 'vecates al novel and unpo
ular theories he moderation OF human
woes, especially those of the yoiceles and down. rod
have ever found Audience and hospitality white il has
aTaenty Iesste anu viii FIsIstentlf combat, every at
tempt prescribe and degrade class because OF diver
sities of Nativity, Greed Color.
In defiance Of cumues the most arocious and of hos
tiiilies the most 4 and antifing The TRIBUNE has
steadily in ue appreciation from the day OF its
origin. lis of serving the public have been aug
in proportion Instead single editor
two assistants, lis organization comprises
erous body of wftr each fitted b special Accomplish
which his pen is devoted the daily OF read
m matter given more than euadrllpes that of it's eari
issues staff valuable correspondents encrcies tine
globe, transmitting early and intelligent narratios of
whatever is most worthy of attention; while Politics,
Legislaioz, Literature, Art HistorFin short whatever
affects the social webeng of mankind Poleic TheoIo-
gy alone excepted-ns here the frees and most search
Commencing as daily folio moderate size and
with scarcely shadow of patronage, TIE TRIBUNE is
SEMI-WEERLY and WEEKLY, sheet II by 81 inches,
eight ample pages of six columns each Its circulation
gates
Daily issues (evening and naorning) 29,50o copies
Semi Weekly, 14175
California edition, 5000
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Real Estate Agency.
WE are Offering for sale upon reasonable terms
lots in the Counties of La Fayette Columbia Iowa.
Wisconsin: .
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous to the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
aR w viii sell that valuable lately occupied
WS79 w by Mr. John Hand, together with all the
S~sA-- out-houses thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality Said Farm
nearly 200 of first class land of which
is broken well fenced. There fine pasture on the
same aud well waered. Also all kinds of Farming Inn
pements. and so Acres of fine land Dover, Wis.
gitIl comfortable House on the same.
The above premises situated the Model Mills
in Iowa County. minute description of said premises
/ may be at office.
Valuable Property for sale.
IN THE COUNTIES AND COLOMBIA WISCONSIN
SE undersigned offer for sale the following described
4 Real Estate:
z of und Z of 4 Of = of see 90 town 5. range
SW i Of W =, Sec 20, Town 5, Range East
IND g Of 7 i q !. y Of { 4 y. 4 3
Z of : =, and
No acres 81 20-10o q of the und north fractions and
OF a Sec Z, town S. range ) East.
No. 81 o5100 north fractions No. 19 TO-
range East.
No Al 90l00 fractional section II, town IL range
East.
IND Z Of Lot 47-ylets survey, Mineral Point, Wis.
" = of Lot No. II, %
DUNN & READ, Agents.
Mineral Point. Wisconsin.
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IS7,425 copies.

We believe other newspaper in the world has a sub
scption list half large this and perie deal
of rival it. And while its cheapness
rendering increase of yin readers only ndi-
rect pecuDary advantage TO has doubtless largely
sweed lis subscription list 1t would b. asurdiy not to
perceive in this unprecedented patronage evidence
OF public approval and esteem
We take pleasure announcing to readers that in
view of the moentous interest attaching the Session
of Congress about to commences, Mr. GREELEY will spend
the Winter al Washington the representative of THE
TRRUNE. His letters win appear regularly in yari-
editions, the weekly enclGdcd.
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NEW WINTER GOODS.
UST received from NEW ORR fresh supply Of
- GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING Articles.
A large assortment of
UNDER GARMENTS
Very heavy Wool Shirts Dawers-Ieavy Cotton rib
bed Aerino-NXed Shirts and Pants-Extra heavy Nava
Sllh Shirts &c variety of White Shirts plain fancy
and enbrodeTedColored Shrts-White shirts and color
ed bosonIs-Check shirts, &C.
/. CRAyATS:
Black and Fancy Colored Observation-Disclosures
Napoieol-EmlToideFed Adjusters, sc.
SUPERIOR FUR GLOVES-nRAR BUCK GAIrNTI EFs
GENTS HEAVY MANTLE SHAWIS.
Also just received variety WooES articles for Ladies,
tents. and thiidTenSuerior Goats for Ia
dles-Eegant Saxeny Scsrfs-A variety of Conorters-
Clidrens zephyr Scks-Hoods-V ietofines- Sleeves
Gaiters-Boaz-Aitts &c.
superior knIt socs--a variety of Wooden Mitts and
Gloves for Men and Boys. ~~------a
Mes'dms PALMER & Co.
Nj, ,,..-s.-- High ST., opposite p o.
hiieraI folnt, Noy--6 1880 S-50f
NAILS, NAELS.-The undersigned has lust received
~ large Stock Nails embracing every ouality and
SIZE In use, which will be sold unusually low for cash
Mineral Point, July q, 1855. S5tf
FRESH OYSTERS.-Two hundred
/fuA Cans Wrigtts Fresh Cove Oysters, Just re-
f9j ESA ceived and for sale at
- ~ G. w-CoBB's
nAIRY sALT-100 Bags Fine Dairy Salt lust re-
H. csiYed and for sale by e G.. " CoIyB
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Which are the greatest bores ? The Teas.
Which are the sensible letters The Wise