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MADISON
Mercantile College,
hra"eA q Bae0ns Mercantile 0oAeee, CAainaGii o.
No. Ii Bruen's Block, Madison, Wi-cons n.

IH\HE undersigned respectfully announces that he has
taken Room In the above named block funtl his
ne" Colleg Edifio. which is in erection cor
ner G Aiin and Pinckney streets, for
cl,l ana viii open his MERCANTILE CoILiCE % MON
DAY, JANUARY II, 1856.
The par adopted in teaching ines practice i.b
Theory instead If using Text looks he pupils are
cised in making out orig entries OF business
Iansactions-J ournazing, Posting Balancing Accouns
opening and Closing great variety deren Sets OF
BOOKS, both Tor arncrship and individual Business
where the business has been prosperous
mus quaIng the student for entering into prac-
edt uuties OF the Accountant IL any kind of business.
The Course Of Instruction viii consist of DorBIx
ENTRY Book KEEPING embracing every department of
Trade and Mercantile Aocounfy r- Hhoesale and Re-
fail Comm,ss.on, Exchange, Bankins, Manufacturing
Shipping, hdcidnal P0rtncTshp JOINT Stock and Com
pound Company Busfpess Also Commercial CaleyIo-
Sc
Pupils are instructed individually, not in classes
so that Students enter tine ptoce+ In The
ratio of their capacity and assiduity.
Hours Of Instruction, viz From TO Ia " from .
to 4 aad from to o'clock p. 81.
Terms.
For ONE Scholarship, which entities the holder Of ii to
FULL course of Instruction sac 90
N B-Until the completion Of nv new Collage nni,d-
ing Will Offer the folio ing Inducements viz Any one
person subscribing One Hundred Dollars will be emitted
to FoUK scholarship s at s25, 500 90
ANY one person subscribing Five Dollars will
be emitted to rwkNTf-FIvK Schols ships $50 $3.50
The Scholarships will he transferable and .xrb
one entities the holder 10 full Instruction
Each subscriber will be amount of nhsc
ton by Mortgage on Real Estate.
r. :. BACON.
MADISON, Jan. 18th, 1850. PKIyrIr.t
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LANDS FOR SALE.

LANDS FOR SALE.
NOR SALE The foa~ins lands O Wit:
y The s. r. Q. OF the y. E. q. of See. Is.
q IF the " 2 Sec l5.
" z Of the y z of Sec. Is.
W = Of the ) Q of Sec. Is
; q of the 5 " Q of Sec IS. All living in Town
ship 4, North Of Range ), East
Said land lying Is miles East of Mineral Point
Iowa County and viii be sold low for Inquire OF
the Subscriber At Mineral Point Mr. Smell Of Minn .
SWISS EIER POLK.
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d merlca n 81 H ouse
Nfqkld!.d, ESy=t U-ro-.1s;a.

4if- oioetsigIiec having purchased the slovs WI
AAown House at! lifted il NJ in ser, -ood sty, j.
Pesis To ACCOMMODATES the cling T.ublic in ttx
Dth possible manner anc the rea lslle tprrs
market affords. Fi 800 'i-e ooS' -
10 Good Stabling att schcd TO the JforSs w;,h -,
ana attentive estiers always AIT. pdaDr.
anu ethsrs, IS respectfully solicited
i4isiiiaho, 1907 t-ly) HENRY HARf.i,
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r,,rs.,rg Affection" They know that the
1t alone have stood up in defence of 70.
-..s during the three years in which Know
sl ls-, has run It's SHINY course. and they
- he result upon the foreign vote in No
sber-Glo6s.
:, s.ood the Democratic Herbert, and in his
s.op for Heating. the Irish waiter, shot him
j and thus indicated the beneficence of
.rati, principles
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Illness OF JUICE Porrrp TIL SssS;sou
Una, =. of the I'd inst. saws:
NC regret to hear that Judge Potter Of the
e.s. a3oIy, the Republican candidate for Con.
il ;, n Inc hrst district, is lying dangerously
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Iowa County Town of Mineral Point In Justices Court
ITO JOB HARDY You hereby notified inst writ
Of attachment has been Issued agairst you and -FOUR
property attached 10 taAfy the demand OF Williao
James, amounting to fifteen dollars. Now unless you
shall appear before Richard L. Read, Justice of the
Feace IN snd for said County his Office said town
the 18TH day of September d. 1856 ~ o'clock in the
forenoon of said day. Judgment Will be rendered against
you, snd your property cold 10 pay the debt.
Dated this 9th ds. ofSepteniber, A. d. 1876
WILLIAM JAMES, Plaintiff
coBn & NrsssroRr Pif Attys- IS
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~u,r John P Hale is expected to speak
- On lie 2lst inst, Hon. n. P. Banks is
.bsre tomorrow. Gould not one or
r. !, = ,tose gentlemen be prevailed upon to
!, Mineral Point
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-. Is ncommonly intelligent are the coro.
s -. I1ries in Mississippi. Recently tweip.
.rs- "a arren County in that State, returned
I az aic' that the deceased died bv the vii
my" "'o 0'''S' a'seaSs unknown to The
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n -. "a io4o. Gen. Harrison received electo.
pre.;SSse enough in the Free States To elect him
lion, - even though he had los, every vote
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.,p HAaDwARr--Mr. Cornish appears
- :. readers with notice of his removal
-.-sl list of his new supply of Stoves,
e. Cold weather will soon be upon
I i. hest variety of stoves are needed
=. c's Advertisement and then go and
| look at his goods
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Wis SsIN HoUsE,
Eiysl1sd Ioaa eoTaty, ~ E.se,,.
andrew FL rsa,s,er

IdL above House has recently been torn, yfiv reno
waited ana htted up In the hcst possible manner f,-
the accommodation OF thc public The Table will at ali
times be supplied with the choicest The mark afr.
Weh vi Dc serN ed up in the possils strie
o'ss leave every morning for Mineral Pon aud War
rem. and also for Muscoda 80 ""'
IL Good Stabling and careful attentive Dz,fo-s
snare OF puhiic patronage is respectfully solicited
Highland, July, 1886. aItf
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B TIER "a HOTEL.
PlaasriHe eraas I..isa .coaaty Hf.cgas.,
AZ lNG taken and fitted Up in the ra,.- re,cr;s,,
L stfte ths stand formerly known as ;,s ARD
itolr me uAGersz5ned you'd respectful. SAX for !,
SaFe 81 Fabile pa r"nage. MS srfe IN al.s,+s he ~
nlslaei IN good isste ard his Rooms a. 90 s,
s IN every da~irin-en Ie intention y = 10 con.,t
ny - ar wishes Of M patrons 1ico. Stable. a
attentive ostierS always in readiness
b'SFaeIs by the d. or week furIishea " IL I'll
he ,, eonrrnienccs at reasonable rates
ILHtle.ilie, le16 Cl) Wi. HrTLgg
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assn,s .L Del'eit Advertiser asserts on what il
aas, Utmost most positive testimony, tn at the Free
lie .nse'orai ticket in Pennsylvania will cross
'eghany with $4,000 majority.
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c,ns-Mr. Harrison. on the corner of
HAls chestnut streets, is offering for sale a
;s' % Hats and Caps, at prices unusually
''' market. No man need go bear
:, With slouched hat. when he can get a
,:o,.ble beaver for almost nothing at
kr.s0u's ,,o,h.- co,,mn
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r q M = " "a i
TIE MINERS CHEAP CASH STORE
HAS removed from Commerce Street TO High Street.
J. to the old stand of c. Beech and Wheeler Compa-
ny, where may be found an entirely
NEW STOCK
of the various kinds goods partially er1nera ted below
which will be sold ut the lowest Cash prices:
DRY GOODS:
Merrimac and Cocheco Bereges
Aliens, Sprlgues and Ginghanls
all styles of Prints Linen II kfs
Alpacas English & Shaker Flannels
Merinos. Table Covers
DeI-aines Cassimeres
CambIics Satinets
Muslins Diapers
DENNIS Sheeiings and Shirtngs
Blue Drills Shawls
Canton Flannes Velvets
Batting Oil Cloths &c &c.
CLOTHING
Flushing, Felt, Fetersham Silk, Wool Fur and Beaver
Beaver, Molsir and Lite Hats
satinet Cashmere Frocks Caps
do do Panta Children, Fancy Hats
Plush, Cashmere, Satin Shirts, Drawers
Silk Vests overals &c &C.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Morocco, Calf and Mems Thick, Ki>, Calf
Shoes. Enameled Goat, Grained and Uurcarian
Jenny Lind Silk Caters Boots
and half CATERS, Slippers Brogans, &c
and Bus<ins Boys Boots and Shoes
Cllildrens misses boots, Ladies' Geats' and Misses
Pokas, Sontags Jenny Rubbers
Linds, Caters, Dutch Ladies Moccasins
,:oots &c &c.
HARDWARE.
Axes, Saws, Chisels, Hair brushes, Powder,
AuZers, Files Planes, Shot, FlssSs, Piows, Rome,
Spoons, Knives & Forks, Twins, Bench Screws,
Scissors, Butts Screws, Door and Gate Hinges,
Locks House Trimmings, Hasks and Hooks,
Carpenters Tools, Bells, Curry Combs and Cards,
Bed ScreHs, Nails, Sleigh Bells Kettles,
Selves, Hoes, Fork. Shoyes, Steel, &c
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE.
White Granite Sets, C. c: Plates Bowls Chambs
Blue 81 Platters, Bakers,
Mulberry Pitchers jugs, Lanterns,
Purple Glass Tuniblers Goblets,
Japanend Tea Beer Mugs Preserve dishes,
SvdenhaIn Ware, Glass Butter Dishes,
Tea Toy Sets, Glass Sugar Bowls,
Castors: Naples, Jars, &c. &c, &c.
GROCERIES.
Young Hvson Imperial, Soap Saleratus, Soda.
Gurpowdcr Porchong, Candida Chalk, Alum,
Oolong and other Teas Salt Peter, Barsx, Resin.
Loaf and y. o. Sugar, Goldfish, Rice, Saf
Sugar House Syrup, Extracts Lemon &c,
Vinegar OIL Castor and Olive Oil,
Tobacco Mustard, Pepper, Allspice Starch,
Java and Rio Coffee, Pals, Tubs, &c; &c.
To the patrons of his present and his former place of
doing business the subscriber extends cordial invitation
and hedges himself TO do all in his to give them
satisfaction both in goods and prices
N B-But.er, Ooats Corn and country produce bought
@AN rs ALLEN.
Mineral Point Nov Is, 1855. stiff
COAP.-Ioo boxes Boston Soap. Just received sad foi
y sale by JOHN MILTON co.
CTARCII.--e bo1e. superior Starch for sale at
Mineral Point, Oct. o. 1855. -y
Dowde aud Fusc.-6o0 kegs and half kegs Powder
= 1'''' s''''' '''' VS. ''' '-'' j. MILTON co.
Fish, superior sr,icie of Goldfish and
IXE aaokeTei just received and for sale bv
ANSLEY TRAHAL.
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UN TIE STA TEspnrpr
AigA street, AiAersl i:ES roiu, -. - =

49, nos completed si.d fitted up in tle = 49,,
ftou.e bail'ng The Frsnkliu Hons. ~ f'VS
n NOW Pselare'. |" accommodate traveller. b,ar
has oes. a'ihir All t,1e abont t,,a
4 eh'iAeit new. and ti.e l,-.i f ro,l
ii, r,,od s1xi. aS rely rFon his table being suppl
~ 200 s'sie, ~fth The best the avt Affords
Il readiness 4it-He sfo"iAe always
The Pulls are Invited To c-u
iieUa I.ilHIIpS, Psor4ietor.
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s6sa small sales Of Galena were made al
1. Ii Is nov held highev.-.N Y Trss,.,,r'
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Ihth subscriber thankful for the patronage he-etofr,
received from the citizens Of Mineral Point and vim,
would respectfully announce 10 the public tia. he ma
SUE Or found at his On STAND High Street where la
IS prepared to fufnish both ne customers
any article in the line Of "a
Stoves. Tin, Copper. sheet Iron, or IInrdypre
on the shortest notice. Among lis Stock of sToytS
be found = a
Cooking, Parlor, and Box Stoves.
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l. E A r II f r
SADDLER.S TOOLS.

We ask particular attention stock of Tools
They manufactured expressly for House. of
quality and finish unequaled and we warrant them: Our
prices low article is usually sold for
From dealers and manufacturers throughout the country
ask call, and atter ourselves prices and
terms such will command their favorable consd
Grafton. 32-6m
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Important to the Deaf!

DR.. MCLEOD, of Scotland,
Proprietor of tho Institution for the Deaf Ct.
Loais, Mo-,
II AS ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, LII. and may be CON
suited at ITO Dearborn street. up stairs few doors
south of tho Pos, Office. Early attention is desired
DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE IN THE HEAD
and ali discharges from the Ear Mouth or Nost.ils en-
urciy removed.
IMPORTANT AND TRUE.
have son fifteen age has been deaf nd
dumb from the of two years the scarlet ie-
scr Hearing OF DR.. Mcleod, brought my son to him.
aud in threepTeeks his ma nis he began tn giy
signs Of healing and at the expiration seven weeks
he could hear WELL and is rapidly learning to spesk
make this statement unsolicited for the good oi
an afflicted community.
ST. Paul, Feb, 1865 ALEX. C. MORTON
have been suffering with deafness and MANY of thr
Ills accompanying Deafness from infancy hch i.
about Twenty-Five deafness became distress
Tor relief only in the AT length permit
TO visit Dr. Mcleod of the Ear Infrmarv this cit
trembling between hope and NV case ia
this gentleman. Beyond saneuine expectations
after short course OF by DIR. am in
the enjoyment of perfect hearing nv head is free
from all those disagreeablc sensations which formerly
made lie burden. Any person wishing see me- ca
find me at my residence, No. Ito tiftr trect.
- MRS. EN- CHANDLER
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1856.
have been deaf in both ears for many wears which
ahilcon so affected my mind, that itself at times
became burden, aud almost uncomfortable TO me / an,
now one eff the happest living. have been restor
ed to perfect hearing by Dr. Mcleod lnfrmary
ner Fourth and Olive Streets In his first ton
OF my ears he stated that in six operations he would
give me perfect hesins and true his word at the
siNth operation, heard and distinctly and powerfully
cic the sound ears Obliged to mar
tally stop them with cotton, until get used to it
those wishing TO cali the Parthenia
ST Louis, July IA, 1855 PHILIP SHELL
33tf Steamboat Partban;;.
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AMERICAN sss pousr
BYA. kluI stExEr

nm takes pleasure 81, inc 10 IN, ~.,
-sus OF aii4c!At Point travelling M ria ~,
ns Nae ht'co up his fouse. Eirh Strset In - -.
BosSioie manner for the accommodation Of Trsyel g.,
ms Table nil all sessous be stumbled x;tl
tAe oesl me market affords. nom, I, :, ~ -
coosS and WALTERS VII! be vnlplo,el -
. Good Stables and attentive ftsff.rs a., 81, e.
readiness for those Who hsve Horses - s'' -
4 siiar~ OF the generous patronage of tho ,,,t, -
5,iaer,l PIT. So, - = SIsit1.
'' -NiS 1000 /,
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FARMERS ATTEND!
THE AMERICAN SEED-S0WER

STEf EMS PATENT, MA Y I'D, 1870.
HANING secured the Patent Right of this Invaluable
IL Farming Implement to the following Counties
Iowa, Lafayette and Grant, for a years
ing started large mandatory in this town. all
Farmers invited to call it themselves
With this machine you five per hour with
one horse, any kinds of grain grass seed both
and IN any desired quantity per accurately and
The wind cannot disturb it in the least
machines were introduced the past spring. they pro-
nounced the greatest Labor Saving, Seed Saving
and Time Saving Implement their line, ever offer
ed to the attention of Farmers 1t is only necessary
operate to be convinced of this fact Price SIS
HARVEY s. KEYS.
C. c. BELLOWS, General Western Agent.
Mineral Point, Aug. 10, 1s56-33tf
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Mineral Point Post Office, l. 1856

LIST OF LETTERS
ming in the Mineral Point Post Office, Oct. l. 1856
, JOHN INES sENGER, MRS. is.
, Henry Minten, Henry
son, W. L. MesserSmith, John
gh, William Manning, Dannal
lder, George W. ihaloDey, John
Monahan, John
Y, henry s. McMahon, Miss. Margaret
George
l. Philip NEwsoS JAMES
or. Luther holland, Daniel
Mrs. Martha Nash, Edward
G. C. OneaI, John F.
an, John A. Osborne, John
|. y. tO'Bren, James
CHAM, Tuosas PAscoE, JoHs
}, Russell Purcell, Isaac
S Samuel Pearce Joseph r.
, Chas. 7. Rule, George A.
Phil ander Roberts, Mrs. David G..
, Rev. Jas Rosenberger, Lewis
" illiAm !. Roe, George
ms Patrick Robson, Jacob,
.atine, c. Reese, Richard T.
Michael
IL. sToEEs, CHARLES Z.
Sevcson, J.
II CAERY tStapleton, NJ. G..
James spears, Mrs. Ellender
ym c. Smith, Sidney
John Smith, Andrew J.
m WoIas Smith, Robert
Mrs Nolaa Smith,, James S:
Strong, Geo. ".
Mss JANE sullivan Daniel
, Albert sullivan, Thomas
|, Mrs. Susan salmon, Michael
NJ Sands, Henry
Sulimap, Robert
:, ORRIS Shay, John VI.
3, Andrew
ng, Francis THOMAS, NICHOLAS
I'd, Alfred F. thomas, a.
Joseph Thomson, James
; tam, Tragin
4. John Tarbell, Foster D.
James Trait, Casper
Thomas
4 T. VAUGHN, L.
Williams, Robert
RsoS, Mas. AN. Williams, ars. Anne ?.
William Woodward, J. c.
Margaret Woolworth, Miss. Emily
Richard wilson, George ".
amuel mte, George
whitney, George
~, Rev. II. T. Webb, Miss. Caroline VI.
I'd, Edward Wtcks. James E.
Miss. Catherine Wight, Miss. Elizabeth
!, Geargc W.
n, John LErERSIAs, DANIEL
GERMAN LETTERS.
Der, N1caoLAs Msnger, John
Nicholas Meier, Nichoaus
Mrs Andereas Skweiszer. Jacob
ier, +. Winger, Fri edrick
r, Jacob laoiudew, Abraham II.
Err, PETER 2 CssisTIASsvN, oiR
, Heinrich i0bson Ellef
her, Cristoph
Sc calling for the above letters please say thPv are
isid. STEPHEN THOMAS. T. NJ.
Trace, Halter. Fifth and Dog Chains
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sexes the an thor received through osofee iuri;
The past month from various paris the CITY and cor
try over three Thousand orders for many CONF.
IDENTITY IN the handwriting OF fsnaes hut ctitiously
signed Tor the purpose of preserving their incosnita Ii
esihg truths extract from the authors diary case
ooohS the result OF thirty practice all climate
IN the treatment of diseases of sexual organs which
gave MIN better opportunities than those possessed b
tain. = = - ~ N' -
~ 1ddrssa Dr. VIM Thomson, Box -, Chicago II.
~ pr. Ihontsons once and Consulting Rooms No.
23e Lake street, Chicago H. where every spccies OF
vaie Disease IS treSted upon principles founded on the
oiia haslc OF science and sound philosophy Those AZ
species o, private dsesse before applying any
Unfortunae's Guide, and TINS be enabled 10 ms, H.
disastrous consequence of quaekery.
Chicago, April 10. 1856. s5sm
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Dor Stores IF al Sizes and Vrriosts Patterns
ehg himself practical operative. and employing only
e ne.t OF "orknrn ne feels assuring tho
puc that all work dome at his Shop will be- in the very
best Style, both for beauty and iural,iIitx
Particular attention viii be uaid To orders from,
distance - P ~ e4a i'oAi .
~" REPAIRrSe dong on the s,ortest ,o.fca ,,,
good style. T Cnps,1u
Mineral Point. Decen,ie- 1883 -
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PRENIIUMs

.-A,d NJ the First Annual Fair Of the Iowa
-o..s Agricultural Society. held October Is;
find 1915. at Dodgeville.
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Eid!sd ore7s
AorningSiar
Naiioiial.
Forest Queen
Goyernor,&c.
Prom. Stores
Eagle.
Easforn,
New England
&c, az.
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STRAYED

STRAYED
IRON the subscriber, Sees Aifls, IN She town Of
X kirkland one -Four T-ar Old Steer uesTly Write
with lew spots about the head, nesk and sides
Horns " bite Tae MARI not reeoectsd. boots al
black Whoever VIII return said steer give :aforna
ton may be found shall be literally rewarded
ANDREW 6riBERTSoN.
Sept Sd. 1875. sw-Eae"
<tROCKERY end Glass Wnrc.-A urge lot Of ev-
cry description just received ana row open snd Tor
seis by ANSLEy * TRASEL.
DI.0WS,-A few and to horse rfowe from
ALIENS.
CLASSIC boxes q TO- 10 q L. 10 z H. II g Is
- John MILLION CO
TOR SALE good TX nasaspeef Hack, aEd h
i cH.HrIE eek.
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Mfrfkasist.
'S0' FALL AND IyINTR rSa6
q q q u So
a. "e ete seasd JoHy AILToS corner of high s.d eA<
sst streets, Mineral Posns Hi.cou.,n

Nd nov on hand and prepared show large
variety called for in this section OF the conry
i;, ,ower rates than can be any other estab-
- ~ Inc county The following fcles ,oupris,
MS spienaid and well assorted stock in part
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Aotels, It.
: e ., : : . + = | CD; Il Q . 5 E

'tt-A-sANI-s y. q
nas Recently rc-ft.si cl.aYssea nd r,r-
nIs,ea tilis House IN thu best rna.,,,. .,,l - -
r" NO may fssor hin N cali r'"-ie OF e'si-eSs
ts ,t - e, or 20 KEEP his table seppsa with ths
r.ner IT, ,. i9fgs and sfi'e il every MAJ, ner 10
The place Coed :; ,l,- 'i pubae he use in
-
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G,HATNS.-Loe. Trace, Halter. Fifth and Dog Chains
just received and tor sale, ANSLEY &TRAMEI..
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lust Published

THE UNFoRTuN ATE.s oTfDr-
tisiny directions where to obtain
Mecical Aid, and containing astoun-
ding ticts and thrilling and inter
esting Information. never before in
PRINT BY DR.. WIN. THOMSON
Price II cents Upon the receipt ot
y Tour postage stamps, thr book shall
oe forwarded free from ohseT, alton,
TO any address in tho United States
or Cansdas. As il contains ilnpor-
IfaIrf PEI rr i-,rc.,.r... < -.
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Fror. the Cfnriu,o,i Do;tu =
From The Cf.c;naati Dc;1u tn,

The various complex questions proposed nv the Pin
ea ana other gentlemen present, wi i'll,
great pompitude ard ronciseness, which reflects great
credit upon the OF study pursued at Thu usiitu-
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~ HAapwARE.-Mr. Cornish appe

,srsrti,ement in another column.
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as can be found in any store in the West We mai. 40
pretensons to selling goods beou cost or for lie ~,
pies askeo y some OF our contemporaries, would
.pecuuhy invite customers to call and examine
the quality and prices of our goods
ro,o-. LENAHAN & BRO.
oene ., iooo 2otf.
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Term 8,
from the cineinna:i Inquirer a Mare

MADISON, Jan 18th. 1855.
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Dom The Cincinnati Ga.et,e.

Mr. Bacon has constructed the unper PARTON or hi,
building expressly for lie purpose of bis COLLEGE. an.
without any doubt ii IS tie complete n,en
of the Kind in these United States.
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CROCKERY WARE.
Boots and shoes

embracing every thing usually called for in tbi
and as good y stock O - ~ i
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4ir-Tgtts.
Queen OF West
Star of. West.
Blah Diamond
Aay6ower,
Charter Oak,
Challenge, &c.
Parior Store
Festal Cot'ee,
Nuhin Frhin,
Franklin,
Boston, &c.
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RRR THs sndeTsigasa hassnr taken n
b. - - The Ftah sSaFkpt street Nash n 49,
ct5@~ptJ vile, fenn doom tei8s ne IL
- Tan and epposste he Manslon Housr, bra
triy cecupe 81 - - uAnmsr respectfully that
hs ksep hssa god horses and ychiers % be si
the hsrnR pal ashis trrmA
lie = lrep4Fed % take q u he hesf al
Horses m sh han slisr boarding. ho7ses travellers
His Stlhe aated eeav41irlt kaslness and he eli
keep nens BAT sxpersencs osers Aad TIE best prgten
Ne nArtet aasrd- Iefns moderate.
iaa se-dtNtEiy 3. 8. PATTERSON.
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Ole aaiIg 4atrlot.
MONDAY, JANUARY 2S, 1866.

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hessr sETH, MoRsAS Co, having purchased the print
ing materials, subscription list &C., Of the latter.
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