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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
REASON AND COMMON SENSE.

Our readers NAV remember we have on several
occasions spoken in very eulogistic terms of a
preparation which DR.. Seth s. Hance, of l08 Bal,
timore street, Baltimore. Md, has discovered for
the cure of Epileptic Fits. Now, in doing so, We
have been actuated by the very best motives, viz:
the alleviation of human suffering. From circum-
stances which have lately come to our knowledge,
we fear there is certain class of persons who are
not disposed to try this remedy in a common sense
manuer. We allude to the fact of selecting par.
ticul case in a town where perhaps there are six
or eight eases, and trying it on one case. Now.
perhaps the selected might be the only one of
the whole number that it would not cure. This is
neither doing themselves nor the medicine justice
If doz n persons W ere striken down with cholera
in one town or neghhorbood. wonld they ali send
for hysician, or wou only one employ him, and
wait and see if he cured the first patient? That
plan of procedure would be most absurd. So in
the case Of Dr. Hances remedy every one who has
Fits should try it for reasonable length Of time
Ii will not cure in a day. or week nothing worth
doing can be accomplished at once. hat is easily
done, is easily undone. The growth of time is
enduring. From the most respectable testimony
we have examined we feel assured that by proper
perseverance, in this remedy, nine cases of Epll
epsy out-of ten may be cured. The Pitts Sent
by mail free o. po,tage to any part of the world
Price: one box 50; two S. twelve S24. You will
fnl the add above.
Perrysburg Prices CuTTeIlf.
Wheat, $ll0G1.25; Flour. $5OOdG.jO: Rye,
50d56; Corn, 30d3s Oats, 22d2s; Potatoes 40 d50
Butter, ,l5t1s Eggs. lOd; Apples driedS .2j@ l5o;
Feathers, 3l@44 Fresh Pork, 5d6 Beet, 4@5; Tai
low, 10Bl4; Lard, ,1o@I2; Wool,25@35; Hay, $500
dlo 90; Wood, $l.5002.00 Salt, $2.00@2.50i On
ons, 1890.
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Cash Paid For Grain of all Kinds.


NN Tuesday night, the 18th inst. while passing
~ the plank road from Perrysburg to Bowling
Green the undersigned lost his pocket book, containing
twenty dollar gold pce one dollar bill, and 9TH
small money amounting in all to thirty-eight dol
lars also note Joshua V. Smith for 100 with
endorsement of $50; note on Benjamin Wan
Camp with an endorsement On same of 20; ; ore ON
\. PencFn. for SIS, with endorsement Of $40
ANY person inding the said purse. will be literally
rewarded b, leaving this Office with the under
Signed at Bowling Green. GEORGE j. POE.
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U-GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.-Th
Editors of the Richmond Republican, of Dec 2fth
1859, says that Carter's Spanish Mixture is no
quack medicine.
They had man in their press room who was
afflicted with violent Mercurial rheumatism, who
was continually complaining of misery in the back,
limbs and joints his eyes had become feverish
and attery neck swollen, throat sore. and all the
symptoms Of Rheumatism, combined with Scrof-
cured him, and, in an editorial notice above,
they bear test mony to its wonderful effects, and
say their only regret is that all suffering with
disease Of the blood are not aware of the exist
ence Of such medicine. They cheerfully recon-
mend it, ...
See their certificate, and notice in full ar und
the hntfle-
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Choice EIsaaAdS fOa' SAFE.
T will sell Mt rery ioD price the n Of > Z. II &
L s of n. +. IA OF sec. 2G in Weston Tow 1qhin
Wood County o. Said lands part parare and part
timber. The Otsego Blanchard Free Turnpike runs
on the lire of said lnui--the Dayton & Michigan
Rail Road within Ia Rods, and the depot located at
Westfed, is within two miles of same.
Tor particulars impure of Amos Dewese. adjoining
the lard, or the subscriber at Perryshurg
JAMES W ROSS.
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Howard AsS0 citation.
PHILADELPHIA. a
LrpnEPrANr AsNnuNCTmENT.

AMHOssAA = \ AsNOA NJ hsI'A AslN n .
TI'O all persons hicted with Sexual diseases suth ns
4 SPERlf4TOR INCA, WEAKNESS, jHPt
7ENCE GONORBOFi. GLEEy, SlPHILiS
the ' ice of ONANlSN. or SELF ABUSE, &c,&c
The HowAFD ASSOCIATION. in view OF the a"i"i
destruction of human life. caused by Sexual disease
and che deceptons pracSed upon the unfortunate Yi
tins of such diseases by Quacks have directed :heir
Consulting Surgeon. CHARITABtB Act worthy ot
their to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to aiFer-
thus afflicted who apply by letter. with descTip-
ton Of their condition lage, occupation habits ot e-
&C. ard in 90 extreme poverty aud sur7rinS 10
FURNISH MEDiCISEs FREB OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a beney0er; institution
estabsl .l ny special endowment for the relief or the
sick and distressed afflicted with "Nrulert and Erl-
demic Diseases" ItLas surplus OF means, "hich
the Directors have voted eNperd in advertising the
above notice II IL needless TO add that the AssocEon
commands the highest Medical skill Of the age ana
will furnish the st approved mndern treatment.
Just Published by the ssociation, Renort on Srer
matorrhPn, or Seminal Weakness. the vice of Self
Abuse md other diseases of the Sexual Organs the
Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by mail. On
sealed enyeope,l FREE CHARGE, On the receipt OF
TWO STAMPS for postage. 1860
Address DR.. GEO. CALHOUN, coEsrLTtNG sur
GEoN, Howard Association, No South NINTH street
Philadelphia. Pa. 3 order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCuILD Secretary. ... =
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The Lancaster correspondent Of the N.
Y, Herald says that the darling measure OF
Mr. Buchanan's Administration will be the
acquisition of Cuba, and that great endrav-
ors will be put forth by his Southern allies to
accomplish This end. He also says that Mr.,
Buchanan held ihe same notions of policy in
regard to this island as long as thirty years
ago.
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1oilo"IDg Liquors We oaor for Medical piTPo
l. ses ORiV:
l cusi Pure Otard Brandy;
l " Superior Old Port Wine;
" Madeira Wine;
St. Croix Rum;
orsale by PECK & HAMILTON.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18

The Mustang LiHiment cures Rhsama'ism
The Mustang Lintment cures SiiF Joints;
TIE Mustang LiHimGHt cures Burns and
Wounds +;
The Mustang Liaimemt cures Sores and u
GERS
The Musiaag Liniment cures Called Breasts
and Sore Nipples
The Hustang Linimeat cures Neuralgia ;
The Mustang LiRimeat cures corHs and Warts !;
The Mustang LiAiment is north
100000 DOLLARS PER ARNUI
To the United States the preserver and of
valuable Horses and Clttle. 1t cures all Sprains,
Gads Wounds, stir joints, sc,
VIII you answer This question? Did you ever heal
of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, Sprain Stiffness
either on man or beast. which the Mustang Lniment
would not cure? Did you ever visit any respectable
Druggist in any part Of the word-in EuroDe, Asia or
America-who did not say it the greatest diseov
cry Of the age?' Sold everywhere, Every family
should have it Q sizes
BARNES & PARK,
Propretors, New York
Dec 4, 1s5G--1O- 1mo
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CLASS-l0O Boxes all sizes, from the Franklin Glass
VI Works superior article equal 10 the French
Glass and much cheaper. For sa'eby
PECK & HAMILTON.
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LUMBEii! LUMREis b!

THE undersic ned respectfully announces to the
l. purlic that his new Steam saw MIL. eleven nj,
eIst OF Perrysburg on the pike is now finished 1d
he prepared to il orders for lumber with his
toned promptness. II. l.. WOOD.
Dec / /. lSjG--3lmG*
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ORDERS left at Blinu S Darstnw's F. r. Miller &
" Co.'S or at the Mil, will receive prompt attention.
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For ChristInas and Ncw ycars.

The Mammoth Pictorial Dolble BRorHER
JONATHAN is already in the field, and is filed,
as usual, with large and spirited Pictures for
the Christmas Holidays, Published by B
H. DAY. 48 Beekmln street, New York
Send l2 Gems s(postage stamps or money and
you will get this elegant picture sheet free oi
Postage. Nine are sent post paid for one
Dollar; or Eleven. if not post paid.
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The N. Y. Times correspondent says =
No Northern Democrat here defends Pierce's
pettifogging in the Message relative to the
late election and sectional parties. On the
contrary, it is generally denounced as insult
ing imper inent and silly. This opinion is
concurred in by all Southern men even, who
we're not Pierce's partisans.
AT recent fire in Buffalo, man who
lay sick in the upper part of a building that
was burnt, was unable to escape, and perish
ed 10 the fl lmes Five children were also
dangerously burut, one of them having died
shortly after being removed to the hospital.
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Probnte Uouri, Who'd County, o.
JuHn n NtIu, UAT. OF te tstDto q Ihu louder decd
VS.. HELEN Louder ct al.
Petition ~ n llrd

IetitlHn 10 Nsf llnN.
no Eliza Eaukahcr aud Lewis tmlknber. YOU are
4 hereby informed that tine ljt, day uf December
y. d. 1886. tiled petition in the PTuhate Court Of
Wood county. Ohio. the object and PRAYER of which
petition J., to ObtInnn order or the assignment of the
dover Ot HELEN Lou cr tie widow Of said John Lou
der 1celscd Hnl for The sale of lie follow ing real
tate. Of which the said John Louder died seized or So
much thereof rs may he necessary ray the debts
said deceased tn vic the west OF u-ut No. 2t2 in the
town Of Perry sbutg. Wood county, Ohio: out-ot No.
2G5 in said town of Perryshuyg and the part of
the north east quarter OF section four township four
United States Reserve, In said county uf Wood Said
petition will be for hearing the 10Th d1v Of iuun-
ry a. D. 1851. at O'Clock p. NJ. soon there
after as counsel can be heard. j U.GEID.
Evr. Of the estate of John Louder, decd.
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(tON-TAELt SELE.-By IyirTuc ~ two orders ot
~ sale to mo directed aud delivered by j. lhnppcl.
Justice OF the Peace Of Pcryshurg tow nship, Wood
county, Ohio. shall offer for sale at public veniue the
Canal Boat Dsfrpt and her furniture at HOLSTERS
wharf in the township a't esaid, the 9th day ct
December, 1856. between one and two o'clock. p. "
SANFORD BALDWIN Constable.
no.a ,l,,p
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WHEAT Flour Of all descriptions; AIidliugs, Bran
w Sc Buck wheat Flour and Corn Meal.
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(fRIsT WORK promptly attended to at all times
INLOUR DELIVERED in any part Of the Corpo-
L ration FREE OF CHARGE.
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LOCAL, o.AND . LITERARY,
ANIMAL AND DrpAR1vnE or qur MviIs.

ANIMAL AND DrPARIuRE CT lBE MylIs.
Eastern nail caves at II o'clock A. NJ andnrrive'
at2 o'cnck =, " daily
Findlay maj ,--Loave on Tuesdays and Saturdnysat Z
A. NJ. and rrrives on Mondays and Fridass at J.. NJ
fost;ria--Iieav Thursdays at a. NJ. and arrives
on Friday at r.M.
Western m ill -Leavesevery Monday morning ats
NJ and arrives At4 p. NJ. same day. o..
JOHN POWERS, Post Master.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-11
Fire in Dodgeville- Five Buildings Destroyed.

v-s are indebted to a friend in Dodgeville for
lie following particulars of the fire in that place
On the 9Th inst
aOn wednesday noon 18th ATarch) fire broke
~ IA the garrett of a dwelling house Oh the west
do If Iowa Street in the Village of Dodgeville,
nod bv Hope & Liddicoat and occupied by
", Sowden. The building was frame and, as
b-;.1, southwest wind was blowing, it was
;,,r,adiateIy given up, and the contents removed
;. fast a. possible The grocery immediately
.s;,irinr was instantly involved in the flames,
~ the entire block, and the opposite block
we're seriously menaeed-
Fortunately, an unusual number of gentlemen
--,-a II town. from the country, and they joined
-..r ma citizens Of the village in strenuous ex-
sr.ions to save the place.
The store of 5. ". Reese, and the shoe-store
..a dwelling house of r. L. Cotterel, opposite
the fire. were deIuged with cinders and sparks,
nm, nv the iudicious measures taken, Were saved
With slight scorching.
The brick store, Immediately north of Mr.
eowdsn's vas owned and occupied By Mr.. Hugh
NsCraclsea. In spite Of all exertions, this was
-oon on fire. and abandoned Adjoining the
..ors. was d frame building owned by Mr.. Nc
t,-4essn, occupied ~ him as dwelling house.
an tie upper story, and used below, by Dr. J.
Ggodlad as a Drug Store. is this was in con-
,ac, with the Brick building, it was abandoned
g-s-t II. and It was evident that the only way
10 stop the fire was by demolishing the next
b,fFfl9g on the North This was a frame build
.~-oraed and occupied by John Paris Esq
! rave was passed around it, and i was pulled
!, rsices and carried into the middle Of The
street. This stopped the progress Of the fire.
Y Sowden saved the contents Of his house
and grocery except what was in the cellar aad
-a--e-; Loss $50. Mr.. AIcCracken saved all his
merchandise except the heavy goods in the cei-
rs- Loss $4,000 Dr. Goodiad saved most Of
He stock Loss $3.50 Mr Parish saved all his
sock: Loss $50. HOPE & Liddicoat Loss
s55l W ias1rancs on anything"
vo insurance. Such Is too often the case in
dis section. People neglec. to have their prop
e-.y Insured Here IS over 1000 dollars loss.
r,Lleh might have been refunded to the owners
r. Z few dollars paid for insurance. There are
many in this place, as Wei as in DodgovilIe,
z-osc property Is not insured. Several Com
raa.es. al reported reliable, have their adver-
,..aacats in our columns. with agencies in this
.-.e. Let property holders consult their own
interest, aad ratronize good Insurance Campo
-r&
We trg,s. Tie Iiberal;ty Of our citizens VIII be
ss'.aded to those who are sufferers By this fire.
F-a ,ao~fDrr away as NJ p~rrisr brrfl-'i,r-r
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gegal advertisements.
ChancerY Sale.

Elenor Bailey
francis j. Dunn Iowa COUNTY, WIS.
Sarah ~ Dunn.
NOTICE. is hereby given that by virtue of order and
IN decree IN Chancery made and in said Court
on the sd day OF September A. D. 1853, in certain
then ana there peuding before said Court
fieior baiiey Is complainant and Francis and
Sarah M Dunn his wife, is defendants upon the au-
thorty given in said order decree sci! at Public
fendue 70 the highest aud hest bidder casb in hand
on saturday, the l9th day Of April, D. 1856 between
te ous oI nine clock A. VI. and the setting sun F.
NJ OF sad day at the front door Of the Court House. in
the village OF Mineral Point, county of Iowa State of
WISCONSIN, the following described land Real Estate
mentioned in said decree, to wit-Being west half
Of the north west quarter of section twelve (I2
the west half of the south quarter
Der Twelve I2) the west half of the south quarter
OF section number twelve az the the south
west quarter OF section nunloer twelve az AMI
south west quarter OF section nambcr fourteen
IN township number i've, (5 north OF Range number
two ~ east OF the Fourth Principal Meridan
county OF Iowa. State OF Wisconsin, together with a and
singular the Entertainments and appurenances thereunto
oeohgng or any wise appertanug to satisfy said Mort
gage and Decree, with costs of sale.
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff
SHERIFE's OFFICE, Iowa COUNTY Wis
Mineral Point, March !, 1856.
T. EAroN, SOlictr for Comprt.
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Or. Baala and the New York Dentists.


DR.. Bclle, the Philadelphia dentist was hon
ores. l. tie dentists Of New York with public
reception last evening, at DR.. Browns residence
IN c;.eat Jones street. D.. Miles was called TO
the chair and al the earnest desire Of his nU-
nerous friends present, DR.. Beale gave history
Of his misfortunes. in which he acquitted his
accuscr Of all blame. and expressed his belief
that she was honest in her convictions of his
guilt he also related the circumstances which
operated against him. and gave examples of the
uafouudcd nature Of the reports against him,
which 50 rapidly spread abroad after his accu-
sation A committee of Philadelphia ladies
VINO subsequently waited upon the mother-in
law Of the prosecutrix, TO get her assistance IN
obtaining his release, learned from her that the
family were well satisfied that the alleged Of
fence had not been committed. He thought that
the Young lady and her husband would pro
nounce him innocent but for the fear that he
would prosecute them for damages, although God
knew he would do nothing Of the kind. How
ever. bv the aid of his friends he had regained
his liberty. and was once more surrounded by
his family Since his release he was happy to
saw that some Of the first and best men in Phil
adelphia had given him strong proof of their
belief in his innocence, by sending to his office
their wives and daughters unattended DIS
Parmelee Putnam, Sediments and others spoke,
and resolutions We're adopted sympathizinS with
DR.. Beale, and expressing the belief Of his pro-
fessIonal brethren in his innocence.-A T. Ir'6.
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WHAT \ FAcr.-From the yearly report Of the
taur prisons in the city OF New York, which has
been submitted to the Legislature, It seems that
the total number of commitments during the
wear, was 26,62i OF these 1925 were native
born. and - ,33o were foreigners. Out of this
number, there were atirty-t1ro thousand screen
hundred aud three, or within about 5000 of the
whole, OF contessedly Incorporate habits Talk
about Temperance lectures Read that.--da
Sent
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-11

rJ'HE MONTHLY RAINBOW, or CHAPN4S's PEE-cALcU-
4 LATIoNS FOR ELEMENTARY CHANGES, based upon the
discovery Of the PIN sical laws and harmony of electrical
ion prvalu the solar system, involve in the off
fcrent effects OF light modified (or polarized) by differing
angles Of rejection large scale. This important dis
cnyciy # the laws of nature which regulate the
the clements constitutes subject OF maEnitud and
Importance, perhaps unsurpassed by any other the
Of hscoric record. The surprising accuracy with
which Dr. Chapman is enabled to all eicmeG
tary changes pgesFosiag 10 storms, earthquakes
auror and also atmospheric changes within the hour
each day mouths in the future and the physical e
health feelings and humoTs Of mankind,
by n UMPIRE JUDGED minds be OF incalcula
bic advantage TO The whole human race
In presenting the RAINBOW to the public do not ela-
it to DE iulallbe weather guide but this much do
cG that ii viii be found 90 be correct to the letter
times out every ten. All ask i a candid examiuA
ton. Terms Of the RAINBOW, 81 year, in advance 90
ccuts for six months
CHAPHAN'S PRINCIPA, or Natures First Principles,
cloth binding I2no. 200 pages. Volume first cotsns n
fun explanation of the discovery to which Dr. ChaI
has devoted the last Of close observation Pub
.hed every months f.areh and Septenber price 81
per volume. which il viii be sent post paid, to any
part of the country. First volume ready.
Address CAMPBELL. " co.
No. II South Fourth-st., above Walnut Phiis,
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~ : SOLDIERS FRozEN.-A letter from Fort
-.'2S, Minnesota, dated the 25th of January,
-.e' .aa- from the both Of December to the 18th
i '--'1ary the thermometer ranged from - to
-ssTees below zero, and that the soldiers
completely frozen in. One ma. of Com
l. tenth regiment of infantry, was frozen
e a, and Is many as eight or ten other SOL
III, lA1 their fingers frozen in one morning,
'' Mounting guard
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-11

IS The Sank City Pioneer, German paper,
notices Barstow's assertion, in his last message,
that not one dollar has ever been lost from the
School fund 1t says Barstow is right; the sum
lost is not dollar, but thirty IRE thousand dol
lars We imagine that the Investigations now
going on will show that the sum Is far more
than S35, 600
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-11

lersrT SEAr.-The committee CT the Senate
3 whom was referred the bill for the removal
I lie County Seat of Iowa county from Min
p. Point 20 Dodgeville, and Of which commit
g. sir. Co.'s vas chairman, has reported against
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Nv business having been changed from this Gate, and
having large amount Of unsettled accounts on my books
anxious have them closed up aud viii hereafter
devote the of my time IN attending to the same
Those indebted TO respectfully invited call and
Tor ii 10 be done. JOHN MILTON.
Mip.4s1 Point Jrpt,a-v IItb 4
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NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS.

1 NsLEY ( TEhNEL are now receiving and orening
at tbs old stand of Whitney Smith, on High Street,
Mineral Point, large and well selected Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GooDs,
Groceries, Hardware, Croecry Boots and Shoes. Fiaf- and
Caps together with every article usually called for
Their stock Of GROCERIES is large and they intend tc
keep constantly uand general assortment Of fresh
Family Groceries, all kinds which they viii sell
upon them before purchasing elsewhere they de-
tcrmined not he undersoId-
Gail in and examine the quality and prices for your
selves, and see II THESE things are not 50
The highest market price paid for Wheat, Oats Corn,
Potatoes, Barley, Mineral and Rags.
Mineral Point, May u, 1888 25-n
TROS Axcs ~ spIing-.-Fiity sets assorted size Az
les 10 sets assorted size Buggy HpriaEs - sfs as
sorted size Seat springs 10 assorted size Iron ices
Six feet Mil saws II siz feet :; Cut saws AuTis Bel
lows and every thing required for blacksmith and WAGON
Makers use, for sale los by JOHN MILTON = CO.
WHITE Lead kegs pure White Lead, 20 kegs
w Extra White Lead, 80 kegs Snow White Zinc ,
Bids. Lnseed oil 70 Boxes Window Glass assorted SIZES
just received and for sale m G. " COBB'S-
Mineral Point, august - 1913 -lT
IRON aud steei.-I am in receipt Of Sixty tons Of
Iron, which VIII be sold al 'aena prices Also $500
~ JOHN MILTON & co.
/! XES and Wood saws on hand and for sale by
n ANsLEY X TRAMEL-
N-AfLs.-125 casks Nails assorted sizes just received
y and for sale by JOHN MILTON co.
STARCH.-5 boxes superior Starch for sale at
/ y u. W
Mineral Point, Oct. - $3.50 IL
cALT-Fifty Barrels salt just received and for sale
- at GEO " CoBB's.
Mineral Point, October 10, 1855. -ly
ppwder and Fuse.-6o0 kegs and half kegs Powder;
i "'s'' o. J. milton / co.
nO0TS and Shoc-.-I00 cases Boots and Shoes Of all
~ Ain'-'' u.s. }. MILTON s co.
--
,ARPETsTen pieces, assorted qualies Just received
| and for sale bv JOHN MILTON L co.
oteaP-18o boxes Boston Soap. lust received and Tor
> sale by JoliN AlLioN G %
~4RIoIs sstoves---A good assortment, Of patterns
| and sizes, .ust received and for sale At
Dec. Il. WI Ian i ~ .
TRESiI Rai.ins.-In half and quarter boxes, for fra
Il liz use FOR sale BY ANSLEY * TRAAEL-
vxroOLEN Yurn OF all colors for sale by
" ANSLEY K TR3MEL-
W ------------------
vYTOODEN Ware.-A large lot Of Tubs, Pals, Hal
w Bush Measures sBd coyered BoTcs JUS received
and for sale b. ANaLbA * ihA-in>-'-
ROCFRIES.-A large lot If Fresh Family Groee-
I I r.ts ix.5t .ece. Il FL .os Esle choap ~
aSELLy 1 T8AMLI
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EATNTING.
Cn-pARrNERsuIp NuTICE.

rsHHE has this day associated With him in
| business Mr.. RICHARD r. SWEET, and the business
will be continued the ola stand, under the firm Of
JOHN MILTON * co.
JOHN MILTON.
Mineral Point, January 18th. 1876.