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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-22
otysl f>eint Gribnns.
AND OTHER MATTERS.
Generation Notice.

.tsr column viii be found 4 notice for
ling Of the citizens of this village
-. nurpose of taking il 10 considera-
> -n~ie,v of some change in our Corpo-
II Is believed by all that our vii
are in many respect deficient, and
-one,Iv can be had without an amend
hi, .c- Of Incorporation. Upon the CON-
II me Railroad to this place, regulations
y IA necessary that cannot be had I'M
,-s.ant law, or any law that can be made
y. ,-esent Legislative act by which We
-, a. a corporate body. We hope
al meeting on the 26th inst, that
--,..sd nav be heard and cons llted, pre-
!, change Of the Corporation Act BY
-...,,gre which convenes III September.
~
g r,-re number offhe Democracy of this
hare seen to Dodseville TO aid in form.
?, ,ssran Clab. Il is supposed rs they
i +, M !l3e in tie pleasure Of im5j5ing the
.--f-a breeze, . vote was taken for Pres;-
.5 .ylne;hing Ike the following result:
rs-sp, 10
r,,'as. -
P-.farar, 3
Fremont men declined voting before No
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FARM FOR GAT,rt

VIII sell on reasonable terms, hundred ans 81,
ceres OF choice land, (it being square quarter $,
lcill situated IN tte town of I4NGe, lows County
cohslh in the innedi1te nrichbothcod Of two touril
mills Two miles from the Wisconsin liver ,htep "a;
from Tue milwaukee, and Piairie Gu Chen Railroad ,
acres under cultivation 90 IS cf lsndscn,, h.
OAK grove The stre2n % Otter Creek running across a.
Kitchen attached, - thrifty fruit tre and on
shrnoery out buildings &c. Irlnled late possession =
adjoining the prc1nises 80
Dated Clyde, Feb. % 1876 Yo,t
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OR STOLEN.

ibseliber living in the town Of Ridgeway,
ths 10Th o. June last, one bright bay HORSE Z.
SCORED UlaHes the tail little darker but
--s- Dr. tnr forehead, one hip Is considerably
-5 tEr other, 10Th hind feet are white : very
and works with his k"nf very low down.
..ee ear o.. MARE. is light bav, hight body.
a1 1sal, u b, sire has harness Inalks on her
Whoever VIII return said horses or give in
. F-s-- -Asg can Be- found snail he liberallr re-
JOSEPH MAETELL.
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FL. tss-s On Friday next Buckley
~. RI t.-cus viii exhibit in this plac E.
s.s..j, AMI viii probably be the last
Of sl.s kind th;s season. Whether
b.. aeea kePs back Tor the last remains
20. T. BacSly IS knowa to many of
ss as cas- Of The best riders that has ev-
Tie ~e<.. Ir. Waterman is also a
- l;..;riaa, and others of the COM
--. sa'sen Of But to Judge right
60 alt see for yourselves.
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Ra1lroad Notice

-A1CI1l "o IN oT1 &C
OFFICE OF THE
MINERAL PoIST RAIL Road COMPANY
Mineral Point June 9th. 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that special meeting of the
IN Stockholders in the above named Company will be
ieid al the office OF the Company Mineral Point
the second Monday in July nexI O'Clock A. NJ for
the purpose of elecing Nine Directors y,
SUING and trsnsac'ng other business that
steiy come before the said meeting.
By order of the Board.
4w23 WILLIAM T HENRY Seera,arv
STRAYED-on Thursday the 5th inst. from the sub
~ sciIber about miles from Highland the road
leading to VIM James mills Span Of PONIES 1mares
years old One is brown with small white star on
the torehead and lump the right shoulder the
the center of the had shoes on The other is
roam with some marks of pole evil. Both hind feet
ane fore foot shod Whoever will Ponies or
give Information where they may be found shall be lib
orally rewarded.
NICHOLAS MEEKS.
highland June Z, 1856. sw23
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CROCkERY WARE.
Improved Farm for Sale.

improved Farm tor Sale.
fHE undersigned, DESTROYS devoting his whole time
and attention 10 his Touring mill offers for sale
his well known homestead FARM, mile a half west
OF the uourlshng village of Dcdgeville Iowa county
Wisconsin. Said Farm consists I2O acres nearly one
han under cultivation, the remainder being timber and
hay bottom 1t Is we'll watered ali and has two
good dwelling houses, rock spring house LARGE harm
with stationary 1hreshing machine attached and root
farming implements.
For further particulars enquire the undersigned up
the premises.
May 81, 1Sj6.-23tf WILLIAM JAMES
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-3.T5a.- II any of your readers have oc-
10 visit Mineral Point Oh business or
=. Ind wish TO obtain a good dinner or a
IL odsing, they viii at Phillips Ho-
ag s.e7s ives. OF the post office, on the
,Is E aiair street, end a scnteei, gentle
, 1.aa-i, attentive walters and a neat
z.si.a-'v we'll Kept house. where all the
s si ,ujstan.iats OF the season can be
7a- easanabie charges, Mr. Phillips.
= ~as-, IS . Cornishman. Give him a
G, ". SHAW.
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3tllstfllaafous.
AHBR9TipES! AhBR0TiPES!!
PROFESSOR N0EFETT,

i ANiNG Just returned from ST. Louis, wherc he has
1 been taxing thorough lessons in the would
si tfully inform the cztns Of Mineral Point rcin-
| y that lie has opened d tine
ArihroiyFc, Photograph an Daguerrean allie ~.
and invites citizens to call and see his fine specimen
q me at, which Tar s-Pass in beauty and correctness
Ire NrOro- most beautiful in clearuess
ana -eccN OF tone and have several advantages
411SGsrreotEpes- They be taken fourth the
tIe sitting they not reversed, have glare of ht
tney warranted fade. They are all the ae
now n the CT les All who them charmed with
tnt4r beauty and clearleSs Come
ne call ms -uctons given i'd the on good terms
nave on hand hne gold lockets cheap Ior cash all kinds
% l1-cy cases and frames Children
EcSz.s opposite t'Os; Office.
z5t c. 4. MOFFETT, Artist.
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STATE OF wisconsin,
Bank toHpireiler's Oliee. (
MADISON June 16 1856
THE Wisconsin Beat al Mineral Point in this State
4 having reinquiShed business and deposited in this
tiIce OF sufficient redeem ali
standing counteIeigned ci Tculafng par Notice
Is therefore hereby given that all the
signed circulating, of said Bank viii redeemed at
par, On PRESENTATION al this Office.
Ay32iy9 WA. NJ. DEANIS, Bank ComIt roller
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!. y l'15 has good supply of Hose
a7. sie also Offers Billiard Table
Saa Ads.
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Aor Stores Of Ell Sizes and Varioo,s Patterns
being himself practical operative and EMPLOYING o'
the best OF workmen. he feels warranted in assuring IL
puonc tat all work done al his Shon viii be in the We
best style, both for beauty and durability
distance. - - -"
49, U! stEiei L. CORNISH
l-lv
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-:las Political Moyem mt of thu Germans

], Y i"e Aew Advertisements in to-
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Important to Everybody,

IfoR the last three years, have engaged in
Il sIness known only 10 myself and coura gey. few
oners whom have instructed for the $500 esch
which has averaged the So,
sfnum and having made arrangements go Europe
IN the ts to engage in the same business willing
United States Csnadas, who will remit me the sum of
ell am induced from the have been favored
with, and the many thankful acknowle dgements have
received from those whom have instructed who
making from
s. 10 SID Per Day
~ to give person opportunity to engage in this
BUSINESS which l. easy pleasant and profitable,
,p u! cost There is positively No HUMsUG in tie
references of the best class be given regards
chara ter and can refer to whole have in
sutei 10 viii testify that they making from IS
SIS per Sav a, the 1t is bushes Shic either
I.p, Us OR GENTLEMEN
can ENGAGE and ~, affect make very handsome
Income. Several L,n.-< various parts Of New York
tS'e- Fennsy voni and s.ar, Se, Mhoh na.e
tet are nos making frn;n IS to per uAs a. II !. -
GENERAL gCsiNE and but do liar or two Is required 10
starr 1t Upon receipt 81 will i'm. senu 70
t.ie "tPAt-'ii' 3 printed circular eontalEluA i4 80
once. F'
Ia the month of Nay last sent my advert:sems 70
.le iS- O. re ssssng Gazette and Democrat, Re-
iion ON as receipt anu after careful examination he
inserted the following editorial in his uaper
=" W. call attention to the Advertisement of Mr. + A.
PARSONS OF New ork, headed IMpoRrASr TO EVERY
BODY, aicl viii be found in another column Mr.. p.
has sent of the circulars alluded to in the syerd
no humbag, bu light easy and businessman
mat may 10 made 0ftsbie very trifng capita
All letters ninst be aat~ssed 20 A. T. PARS0NSl 22S
Broadway, Nev Yo-s- 25rS
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TEAS! TEAS!

7 HAVE received some choice and fragrant Black
i Teas. Also Imperial Teas, Gun Powder, &c, and
variety of low grades which viii sell at low prices
Nav IS 1856. GEO. W. COBB.
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WISCONSIN HoUsE.

H's"'H"H' i""6 eo"''y e-3 Risseasis. u
AnIrsw i1A Bo.s,or.
I'VE shove House mas recently been thoroughly
waited and fitted up in the best possible manner
tie accommodation OF the public. The Table viii at
Times be supplied with the choicest the market aor =
which will H. s-ryei up in DE possible ST. L.
Stages leave evgy morning for Miner al Point aud Wa
rem, and also for Suscoda.
GOOD StabiIng and caref Il and attentive Ostie1r
share OF public patronage Is respectfully solicited
Highland, July, 1855. estt
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1&NHE undersigned reree fully announces that be has
II taken Room IN above named llock fuRtiI his
he" Sotsa hciace, which Is erection cor
ner OF Aiu,n and Pinckney streets ready
Cyl anu wiz open ms AEAcANTi:E CuLLk6s n NON
DAY, JANUARY a. lS56.
The adopted in teaching comlin nrartice u.b
Theory instead II using Text are ezer-
eiscd IN haking Out every DAY
lions, oufnaiizing, Posting balancing Accounts.
opeinS anu tiosnS great yaieiy different Sctts of
Books, both tor Partnership and Irdiyiaual Husiness
thus qualifying The stGdeni entering n. the ,roct,
car duties oil the Accountant, In kind
The Course OF IL distraction will consist of DorRLE
Entry BOOK embracing every department of
Trade and HsrcdGtste Accounts, Hho{esae and Re-
fatt, Con,mss.oH, Exchange, Baakisg, Mas4,aicryin
Sat2ptag I1dtotdaaI, Pcrtncrshp STOCK ana nm
poa"d Company business. also Com,serciaL CoscyIa-
toHs Penu"shp, Lectures the Science OF 4ccgu Dt
&c.
Pupils instructed individually and not in clssse,
so that Students amt in tbe
ratio OF their capacity and assiduity.
Hours Of Instruction, viz From 10 IL H., from
20 an Gom 10 9 o'clock P. NJ.
Terms.
For ONE Scholars' which entities the holder of ii to
fuil course of Instruct. n. 5000
n. B.-Un1il the complete. Nv College build
ing will offer the following inuce.ae- viz Any one
person subscribing One Hundred Dollar. wiz he entitled
10 FOUR Scholarships at SIS, 'oo,V0
Any one subscribing Five Hundred Dollars
DC entitled TO rwEsTf-SlvE Scholarships $40, $500 90
G.E| The Scholarships viii transferable and e.
one entities the holder to fuu course of Instruction
Each subscriber viii be amount of subscs;n-
ton by Mortgage on Real Estate.
R. S. BACON.
'iADisoS' jan Iz'h, $780, PRINCIPAL.
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ISSx .GRE

TUE subscriber, thankful fer the patronage heretof,
TcceiTed Tom hc citizens o: Mineral Point snd vicl-
would respect fully announce 10 ne pablic that he r
still be found at hia CID STAND High Street wberc
IS prepared TO III nsh both OLD and new customers wi
any article in the line of
stoves, Tin, COPPER, Sheet IRON, or Hardware
on the shortesf notice. Among his Stock OF ToY1
may La found
Cooking, Parlor, and Box Stovez.
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MiseelIanecss.
MADISON
Mercantile College.

breneh q 6acons Mercantile College, c. .c.nnafL %
No. IL Brucn's Buck, Natis. y, ~ i.cons n.
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=. j. MERRILL.

:. j. MEKKILL,
respectfully acquaints the citizens of Mineral Po;pt
tha provided sufficient number of pupils can be oh
famed he proposes 10 give instruction N the PIANU
and SERAPAINE. Also instruction in vocal Music
Fer farther information enquire the United States
Hotel tvoI
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AiT-Tghts.
Queen OF West
Star nf West.
Blak Di inond
MavGower.
har err Oak,
Challenge, &c.
PGT{0r Stores
V estal Cot &c,
Nulin ErkIn,
Franklin,
Boston, &c.
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Mineral Point oage No. I. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month, al the Masonic Hal Minera
oint
8 Transient Brethren are invited TO attend
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MASONIC.

Iowa Chapter No. d. Meets first snd third Thurs
days of each month, the Masonic Hail. Mineral Point
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Wnfblasist.'
S35. FALL AND WiNTR 1870
& q O d .

At the old stand Jo, MLroS Of ok and
ra&t streets Mineral Point, Wisconsi.
T HAVE now hand AM. prepared show a Ia, pe
and well selected OF DIZZY GooDs consisrir,v Of
variety called for in this section CO unty and
at lower than DE bought at other st.t-
shment in county. The following artices eoupri "a
his spienait anc " I'll assorted stock in part:
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Tlatcd orsrs
Morning ST.
National.
Forest Quecri
Goverucr,E
Prem. Stlrt:
Eagle,
Eastern,
New Englant
e.. 4.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-08

Gov. Geary, of Kansas seems TO hold out
IN his Inaugural some hopes of peace for un-
happy Kansas; but he dasheS to the ground,
in one sentence, all the hopes that the pencr-
al tenor of his address would seem to author
lie. In spite of all his fair words, he is there
simply TO do the work of the noss-troopcrs
who surround him. He slys he deprecates
continuance of the strife and disorder in the
Territory, caused by the Illegal and unjustifia-
bic interference of other States, promises Jus
Legislature, until they are repealed. This is
just the turning point of the whole case
Those s.laws Of the Territorial Legislature, -
infamous, invalid and unconstitutional arc
the cause of the whole difficulty. So long as
they are in force, it is utterly Impossible to ef-
feet their repeal. They disfrInchise, 10y their
test oaths, every man who wishes and would
vote to repeal them. IL repealed at all, it
must be by the Legislature. Then the Legs-
lature is to be chosen in accordance with the
provisions of these very laws and one of
their requirements is that no man shall rote, or
be eligible 10 office, ,eho cU not taI.s en- oath 10
sustain them. What a mockery is it. therefore,
for Governor Geary to tell tl.e people of Kan
sas that these laws must be obeyed until re-
reaied,
Gov. Geary may secure momcntary peace
TO the territory by keeping out the Missouri
ruffians until after the Presidential election;
but any attempt to enforce the infamous terri
torial laws must end in the triumph of Border
Ruffianism. They were made for the express
purpose of forcing Slavery upon Kansas, and
they so effectuaIly disfranchise the. free state
men as to render their rcHeal, under their own
operation, impossible. The true purpose of
Gov. Geary, evidently. is to keep things quiet
for few weeks, in order to prevent injury to
Buchanan from the continual outrages in the
territory, and then renew the fight under cir
cumstances disadvantageous TO the Free State
mcn.-Pihsburg Ga-eHe.
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letter from PittsbUrg to the editor OF the
Elmira .idrertiser says: 81 think you can
safely rely on Allegheny county giving Ere
mont 5000 majority; Beaver, 900; Law
renee, 1000; Washington, (which you know
is generally very close,l 600; and Fayette
aud Greene will be very close, if not give a
majority for Fremont. In Westmorland our
friends are working hard. In some parts Of
the county they are holding meetings every
day, and are sanguine of success. The West
is sound for Fremont by large majority, as
we will demonstrate to your satisfaction on
the l4th of October. The Fillmore men are
doing but little in this section
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HON. CASSIUS NJ. CLAY
UNION ELECTORAL TICKET

We have received circular, numerousIy signed
addressed to the voters of Pennsylvania opposed to
James Buchanan, calling upon them to meet in
their respective counties on Saturday He IIfh of
CetobeT, and select twice the number of delegates
that each district is entitled to members of the e-
gislature, who are to meet in Convention at Har-
,tSbhrS. on ThHrSFay ae 10Th aay Of October 10
form Union Electoral Ticket. upon the plan
which we published short time since. in the event
that the several State Committees of the opposi-
tion. which were to meet yesterday at the State
capital did not agree upon ticket. In accord
ance with this call those opposed the election
buchanan are requested to meet in Ciearfeld bor-
ough on Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, to select
delegates If il Is deemed necessary
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER.
II LOW AVS PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICKs


/ Il has been thclot of the human to be weigh
IL ed down by disease and suffering. HOLI.O--
NAYS PILLS are specially adapted to the relief
of the WEAK. the NERVOUS. the DELIC ATE
and the INFIEM. of all ciimes. ages. sexes. and
constitutions. Professor Holloway personally SUI
perintends the manufacture of his medicines in the
United States. and offers them to free and enight-
ened people as the best remedy the world ever
for the removal of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD
These famous PiII@are expressly ombined 10 op---
crate the stomach, the liver, the kidneys tho
lungs. the skin. and the bowels, correcting any de
raugement in their functions, purifying the blood
the very fountain Of life, and thus curing disease
in all its forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the human race have taken these.
Pills. Il has bcenproved in all parts of the world
that nothing has bcenfcund equal TO them in cases
OF disorders Of the liver dyspepsia, and stomach
complaints generally. They soon give a healthy
tone to these organs. however much derauged and
when all other means have failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH
Many of themost despotic Governments lave
pened their Custom Houses to the introduction of
these Pills, that they may become the medicine Of
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this
medicine is the best remedy ever known for-perf'
sons Of delicate health, or where the system has
been Impaired, its nvigorating properties
fail TO afford relief
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No female. Young or old. should be without this.
celebrated medicine. Itcorrects and reGulatesthe>
monthly at all periods, acting in many ca
ses like q charm 1t Is also tee best and safest.
medicine that can be given TO Children Of all ages
and fer any complainti consequently no faialy-
should be withoutit-
HoAo3gays PtlLs ere H oest re,aeely k,.o,sn The
% .o,ta J"f y: n.:0Jo -soicing Diseases:
conrh" rtarf alfn@a ne Secondary SYMPTOMS
IoldS Fever and Ague vencregf Affection,
,Hhuenza Bowel Complaints Female Comnla;n,.
n,: M. m. ~ ~auon Worms of all kiuds
DchiiIitp, I.diges.ion nun. Lowness of Spirits
DeeHity Liver Complaints Inward weakness
Dropsy Piles HeaYaches
- Sold at the Manufactures of Professor NJ -
oWAf 90 Maiden Lane. \. York. and 2it Strs.
London, and by all respectable Drnpr;sfs .n5 "a
ers OF Medicine throughout the United Ssates
the civilized wolrd in boxes at Is conts "a. :, ar
and 81 EACH " ~
the larger sizes. y ek:&
;. Is; directions for the guidance Of .nsS
sFs'7 diseraer are asExed 70 sasa soy.
eprP1Sn
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~tLEARFIELD INSTITI

a tLEARFIELD INSTITUTE.-The first
~ quarter of the next School year of this Insti-
tuition Will commence Monday, September lst
1856. 80
Persons wishing TO fit themselves for College
teachers, Commercial other avocations in life
VIII here receive every desired facility. \ thor
ough Scientific and Classical course is here given
on terms lower than in similar Institutions in the
State. Parents at a distance can obtain boarding
Tor their sons and daughters under the immediate
care of the Principal. where they VIII receive rare
advantages with all the comforts and pleasures of
home; and their morals will be carfuliy guarded
1t IS particularly desirous that pupils for the APP
proaching term or year be present at its com
mencement to select their seats and be properly
arranged in their respective classes.
FURTHER Information and Catalogues of the In
stiutc can be had by addressing
4. CAMPBELL. Principal
Aug 30, 1856 ClearfieId Pa,
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ORPHANS COURT sALE.-By an

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By an order
~ of the Orphans Court of Clearfeld county
there Will be exposed to sale on Tuesday the 4th
day of November next. at Simon Rorabough's s in
Chest township, the following described property
of James Currey. late of Burnside township. de-
ceased. bounded on the south by lands of james
Gallagher and James Dowler, on the east by lands
OF J. Crossman on the north by lands of Eisen-
hauer. and on the west by lands of James Riddle,
containing l60 acres, more or less with n dwelling
house, barn and other buildings thereon erected
TERNS-Cash. SIMON RORABOUGH.
October |, 1856 Executor
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IMPORTANT TO EyERypony r

IL the last three years ! have been ENGAGED in n
business known only to myself and comparative
~ rev others, whom have instructed for the sum
OF sfOO each. which has averaged me mt the rate
oil S5-Oot to e5,OOO per annum; and having made
arrangements TO go TO Europe next Spring to en-
gage in the same business, l am willing to give
fuii instructions in the art any person in the T.
nlted states or Canadas who will remit IN the sum
oil 81 L am induced, from the success have been
favored with, and the many thankful acknowl ed q
mcnts have received from those whom have in
structed, and who arc making from S5 TO SIS pcr
DAY nj H. to give any person opportunity to en-
gage IN this business. which is easy. pleasant and
very profitable at small cost. There is positive
ly no humbug in the matter. References of the
6est class can be given regards its character and
can refer TO persons whom have instructed who
VIII testify that they are making from So to SIS
per day at the same 1t is a business at which Ell
ther ladies or gentlemen can engage and with per-
feet ease make very handsome income. Several
laItes in various parts of New York State Pennsyl
vania. and Maryland. whom have instructed. are
now making from 50 to So per day at it. 1t is a
Sef'frak business. and but few shllings is reauir-
cd TO start it. Upon receipt of 81 | will immed-
ateiy send to the applicant printed circular con-
tanning full instructions in the art. which can be
perfectly understood at All letters must be
addressed to A It. Parsons. 335 Broadway N Y
September IL lS56-lm
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a ACHALLENGE.-Licut g ". Roberts !, 20
ply 10 statement of Governor Bi-ler's that
''IoombS' Kansas Bill was sotist;,c,or,.,,
"'", Lieut.. Gov. RI says it is not so, and
cha'icngcs Gov. Bigler to meet him before
the people of Pennsylvania, and ..discuss the
provisions of this boasted measure of neace ,,
Lieut. Gov Roberts publishes his state,prn,
IN the Pittsburg Gazette.