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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-03-11

THE MERCHANTS CLERK AND THE PLowBoY.-
The young man who leaves the farmfield for the
merchants desh or the lawyers or doctors of
fee, thinking to dignity or ennoble his toll.
makes sad mistake. He passes by that step
from independence to vassalage He barriers a
natural for an artificial pursuit, and he must be
the slave of the caprice Of customers, and the
cldcaue Of trade. The more artificial a mans
pursuit, the more debasing it is mora.ly and
physically. To test it, co,st rast the merchants
clerk with the pIowboy. The former may have
the most exterior polish, but the latter, under
his rough exterior, possess the truer stamina.
Would that young men might Judge of the dig
nifty Of labor By the usefulness, and manliness.
rather than BY superficial CLOSES it wears
Therefore, We never see mans nobility in his
KID gloves and toilet adorumen.s, but in that
sinewy arm, whose outline, Drowned by the SIM.
bctokens hardy, honest toilet under whose
farmers or merchants vest kiadlies. heart
may beat.-Hanfs -Naqaztac.
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hiCHNESs OF AiLK.-An experienced farmer
says, Il ttnd by churning the milk separate. one
OF my best COWS VIII make as much butter as
three OF my poorest COWS, giving the same GUAM
MY Of milk"
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ISsHcrs.-Iu order to aid IN ebechjug the raw
ages OF noSoUs insects, protection should be
given TO their natural enemies. TO this end, a
stop should be put to the indiscrifninate and
prevailing slaughter of insect ea,Iug birds and
quadriPeds by the nlurderous gun. Those per
sons who now waste their time and their pow
der IN killing these innocent and useful crea-
lures would be better employed in planting
corn and trees, and in making two blades Of
grass to grow where only one grew before
Your wocdpeekers have already shown them
selves to be your friends; LEI them have all due
announcements.
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GROCERIES.
1856

1881 GROCERIES. 1856
| All now receiving my WINTER STOCK of GPnrFp-
les and PROV lSlONS, 70 which Respectfully,
cali the attention Of Families and all consumers as M.
7soE ent VIII be fun aEd the Goods been bought
10 sell For Particulars please call examine stock
ny Prices GEO ". COBB.
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Fo2D Foa Sex ANIMALS The America, VT
JolfhaI states that an excellent diet for sick
animals Is simply sea led Sb.y7s When horse
has taken sick, with discharge from the nostrils
the mash may be pat into the manger while
hot with a view Of steaming the nasal pas
SageS.
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miscellaneous.


V'HE TRIBUNE is in the middle of its fftaan,,
i year: Vol XIV, of its weekly issue commenced m
LIST September last. The American public neS On
be made acquainted with its character or claims
consideration. With but a subordinate regard for ny
dence, policy and popularity, it has aimed to stand 81
Righteousness, for Truth for Humanity against fort;ss
. der this Continent though he may never read IA
t and hat THE TRiBJrNF thsre i mo does not
abricator Of drugged and poisonous Liquors who DC
Wonder why its publication is tolerated in cd le, and
eotton-buying City like New York. The Nerark M
RI forciby remarked that il had known ~.
gyYing ayaricious enlployer who was not bos1 a d
tribune ennentIy generous and kindly who ~
not like it Prort and plain spoken in its denunciaons
OF lnluiy ana abuse OF power While claiming exeup-
lion from human fabiIity, 1T may have tempoat
injustice individuals but it has never been undbf,
10 Priucipe nor deaf 10 the cries of the Sroned @
fcrinr. In columns the advocates novel and unDo
theories contemplating the moderation of huIns,
woe, especially those of the voiccess and down
have found audience and hospitality while il h.,
ardcnty resisted and viii persistently combat every al
tempt prescribe and degrade any class because of diver
stiles of Nativity, Greed or Color.
Ia defiance of calumnies the most atrocous and of hos
tilities the uost deadly and untirng TINS TRIRrY b
grown steadily in public appreciation from the dav of il
origin lis means OF serving the public have been auc
rentet in proportion Instead Of a single editor
assistants, its organization comprises nun
body OF writer's, each fitted by special acconrisI
reut and experience for the particular line of disr5
lug matter eigen than quadruples that of its ear
est issues: STAFF of valuable co4rsrondenfs ercirrl ~
globe. transmitting early and intelligent nrra1ions Of
whatever is worthy of while Polifics
legislation literature Art History-in short whateT
affects social wellbeing of mankind Polemie Theoo
gy alone exeptedhnds here the feest and most search
Commencing daily Of lerae size and
with scarcely shadow of patronage, THE TRIBUNE Ia
SEMI-WEEELY and WEEKLY, a sheet ~ by 81 in.l4s
eight ample pages of six columns each Its circulation
gates
Daily issues (eyening and rnorning) 2a5OO copies
seini-WeekIy, 14,l75
Weekly, I37,7jo
California edition, 5000
Total. 1s7425 corios
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FEISERv ~orP
CT~~

Dr.. D. N. WELD, SURGEON & 1IECHANICAL DENTIST.
w eral Point and vicinity that he has uernanentIv
located and opened new Dental Office in Mineral Point
!1I the purpose OF praccng in the various branches Of
this most important art.
His work has heretofore taken the First Premium at a
number OF the County Fairs in the State OF y York and
as It Is his purpose 10 keep pace with improvements
OF the age, he hatters himself that he viii be enabled nv
attention 10 AIS Profession and close observation
81 the many improvements Of the Art to
may he pleased to favor him with call
Teeth may be filed If the application be mad. IN 4roe
to exclude the agents Of decomposition and thus preserved
to the end of life.
Deficiencies caused by the loss teeth suppIcd from
one TO entire set, short notice and the most fyora-
bic terms.
December Is, $50 81
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y EW COACIIE~ .

- n i * X II e
OF STAGES FROM MUSCODA TO WARREN.
sA-z3f>51Shi, Leaves Warren, his every morning at
In E-I-ss8 = o'clock arrival Of the ears and
arrives AT Mineral Point To dine, ana at Highland al Z
O'Clock in the evening. 90
Leaves Highland at Z A. ~, dine at Mineral Point
arrive At Warren in time for evening train.
Hacks take passengers from Highland TO Suscada at 6 =
\ NJ and leave Mnscoda for Highland at p ", daily,
sundays excepted.
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY OF WIS.
November 70, 1853. 5o-ff
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American "a Hous e,
Highland, Il Wisconsin,.

lNHE undersigned having purchased the above well
known House. and fitted it up in very good style, Is
prepared 10 accommodate the travelling public in
best possible manner and the reasonable terms
His Table viii at all times be supplied with the
IN frkct affords.
{ y Good Stabliug attached 10 the House. with the
most careful and attentive CstleTs always attendance
share of the patronage of the travelling community
and Others Is respectfully solicited.
Highland, 1856 (-ly) HENRY HARRIS.
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Coop FRuT.-A Missouri correspondent Of
The Va-loy Faf-a'er, says: Il consider the pro-
duetion Of good fruit Is necessary TO health and
good living, a. the production of good wheat
and corn ; and, if rightly managed, it would be
equally profitable to the producer. 1t should
also become equally valuable and important As
staple Of commerce. There is no State better
adapted 10 is production than Missouri And
yet, nowhere else Is it 50 egresiously overlooked
and neglected, 1 believe there is no other To-
eaI.ty where the Green Newton Pippin COWS
to grea. perfection, than On the limestone re
gions Of Missouri There IS no apple equal to
1t i'r eXpor, alton, and it is The only apple that
know, which realms its freshness, and I'M
proves by age.
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PEuNn1uNE Bzr7DrNC

EeITsECUNE EETT DENG
At MADISON, WISCONSIN
{sTEED < EBERIIARD, having opened an eztensiv
w Book blndery, take tis opportunity Of ming
's ee'iai al large that they prepared execute
al orders which may entrusted to their care such 81
furnishing State and County officers with
Blank Books.
Of all kinds, ruled TO Order and the best qnqlty
paper. Old Books rebound, IN Turkey Morocco Plain
EAslisa, CALI sheep or Paper Bindings. Magazines
Pamphlets session Laws &c bound in the OF Svle
an OF which work viii be executed al the lowest Aiau-
kee prices
denny, medium, royal super royal ileli I double crown
and folio post, always hand.
NB-OroefS iroul a distance must be accou.Dsnied
with pattern for Ruling and the size o. paper required
anu style Of Binding must be designated other7 se the
WORK VIII be executed in accordance with the usual form
for the Blank Book required This establishment i an
TREY new and embraces TIC latest improvements in
Ruling and Binding. " =
Madison. Get 50. 1851. -
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CARE or You've SToCK.-Some farmers have
advanced the o~jnion, and even Practiced upon
It, that to have hardy stock they must be ex-
posed to tie weather and stinted in food while
young; or in other words, that calf or colt
well fed and cared Tor VIII naturally be tender,
and must be so fed through life to be kept in
good condition. This is not so, in the first in
S ance, for stock half kept while young can new
er recover from the injury thus received, and no
after care in feeding can make as good an ami
NAL - would have been produced by proper
treatment in early life. To keep stock profita-
bly, they should always be kept in thriving
condition Good shelter is, at this season, nee
essary 10 all colts and calves which we desire
TO become valuable horses and cattle, hereaf-
ter.
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NEW WINTER GOODs

NEW WINTER GOODS.
UST received from New YORK fresh supply Of
GENTLEAEN'S FURNISHING Articles.
large assortment of
UNDER GARMENTS
Very heavy Wool Shirts and Draers-IIeas Cotton rib
bed Merino-AiNod Shirts and Pants-ENtr heavy Nava
Silk Shirts, &c. variety Of White shirts plain fancy
and northumberland Shirts shirts and color
ed bosoms-Checl shirts, &c.
CRAVATS:
Black and Fancy ColoFed Cravats-W th-Iace-
2poleon-Embgoi3eyed Adjus;ers, &c.
SUPERIOR FUR GLOVES-DRAB BUCK GAUNTLETS
GENTS HEAVY MANTLE SHAWlS
Also just received variety WOODEN articles for ladies'
Gents and ChildrenoupeEor Saxony Coats for La
dies-Elegant Saxony Scarfs-A variety OF Comforter
Chidicns Zephyr Sacks-Hoods- Victorines- Sleeves
Gaiters-Boaz-Mitts. &c.
Superior knit Soc1sa variety Of Wcolen sfitts and
Gloves for Men and Boys.
Mcsdms PALMER & Co.
-, High 81, opposite p O.
mineral fol1t, nov. 70, 1919. S-50f
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RECIPES.

RICE CEMEST.-This Is the most perfect cement
that we know oft is perfectly durable-beau-
tifully white and dries almost transparent. Mix
rice flour thoroughly with cold water, boil gent
w. stirring till done.
When We first commenced making scrap
books.-a mania which becomes prevalent
among young people now and then.--we were
greatly troubled to find any thing suitable for
filst ening them in their place. Gam Tragacanth,
Gum arabic White Glue and flour paste all
left discolored spot on the corners of our beau
tiful pictures, where we attached them to the
page. This cement by some one was suggested
to Us. II proved just the thing and we have
never been without rice -four since 1t is bet
ter for every purpose of nice FASTING than any
thing else.
y M t PUDoIye.-Six or eight mealy pota-
toes Joildcd and finely mashed Add quart
Of milk and two eggs, lay some slices of meat
partially cooked and nicely seasoned, in a dish
pour on some Of the batter, then some more sill
ces and the rest Of the batter Bake.
OUR PUnnNG.-To one pint ready boiled
wheaten grits, add one quart of milk, large
handful Of currants, raiseus or dried raspberries
and boil. Beat three eggs, two tablespoons of
sugar and little nutmeg and salt with cur
Of milk, and stir in gradually, stir it steadily
about three minutes and theu take from the
( FIRE, pour in a deep dish and serve cold.
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NOTICE

! LII Pi-RS1NS are hereby forbidden 20 mine d.. or
A remove Mineral from or othegyyis. t-eeTgs5s
following described premises. VIZ: - "
North-Eas gr. Of 5 or Of Sec Sou-, ,.,fr - ,r-
qr OF Sec IT, and w or of y ( or of Sec II Town 4
tange East also, South half Of the " ar SEQ Tow
r Range d East. nll-u JOHN HOARE.
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WISCO NSIN HOUSE,
Highland, Eoa5a county, ezsa : Uiscoasi
Andrew - Bolster

FFHE above House has recently thoroughly reno
L waited and fitted mp in the best possible for
the accommodation Of the public. The Table will ALI
times, be supplied with the choicest the market affords
which viii be served up in the neaest possible style.
Stages leave every morning for Mineral Point and War
rem. and also for Muscoda.
- Good Stabline and careful and attentive Osters
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Highland, July, 1855. 33jf
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HARTFORD rItE INsrR,>ci. %,


WIS company was Incorporated in Is4a and i one f
the oldest and best of the Stock Instl:,ur. com
LtLles HE statement made TO the Stockholders Inn.
IN 800, shows the assets Of the Company 10 h. -
'oi % % -, II. HUNTINGTON, President
Inc agent viii take risks upon rs rood Terms az on.
o'uef eoHIlany, and w i'll issue poIi.ic thereon
gu J. II. CLARI, Agent. Mineral ,in+
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BUTLER IA HOTEL,
Plattogille Grant Ian. County, H1sconsi,.
II AVING taken aud fitted up in the most magnificent
l style the stand formerly known the . Atwood
Hole the unders gned would respectfully ask for
share of public patronage. His Table viii always
nishcd in good taste, and his Rooms large and airy
and in every department the intention viii be consult
the comfort and wishes of his patrons. Good Stables
attentive 0stlers always in readiness
{ 8 Boarders by the day week furnished with all
necessary conveniences at reasonable rates.
PiattevilIe 1856. -ly) WI. BUTLER.
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Our assortment OF Mill Materials is the
States. At present have hand 250 pairs Of Mil
Stones Orders promptly filled and all articles warranted
/ Ion G. X c. TODD < co.
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The only reliable work OF the kind in the Torld -
tLEaiuaoie assistant Ia the Editor Book Publisher 81
general Advertiser. beautifully printed on fine wallt
per. octave size This book will be promptly sent 70 81
part Of the country on the receipt Of 81 addressed %
LAY X BROTHER
No - South FouTiL-st.. above Walnut ILi5
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aazssxA> PLASTER OF PARIS, >
Sszzaz-T RUBBER nELTl Betting ff 5 a55iF55i;;aA,
yy-A~7---ssy HEMP PACKING. Mii4-ttfihlfIA
49, isE5a35 RUBBER PACKING, YfH4na lJfysiii
rssess --ltEEaAs IRON PROOF STAFFS II rftf saaf'gff
FIT RUBBER HOSE, III sirtts q Tn-Ak
.sfsspSiEi sSIilia4A Ill fIil.Ii 1itaitE
FH Il ia MILL. SPINDLES III littti5-
is GY2rYEV IA MILL SCREWS sssrltfsItaHH
zzeAfS "a - REGULATING SCREW, c. 4lEEty
f ~ H4 atiHIitH DAMSAL IRONS. NsNaaY,xS
-xt4SsfAA.. L..-5=xv COPPER EIVITS &C.
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FENCING NAILS-5o Kegs just received and for
L sale at GEO. W. COBB'S.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WARll

rnE coNAINED AEMIEs vIcToRIOrs!,
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Alexandria Boarding school.

TEE 3t annual session Hf is will the
lt Of The teni month Ociober BHaes the udinu orHnches
French
anEange branches Of Haura cienre
and cgWpe and thorough g uIAeaGtlcs, and
mixed The institution snppud with good library lHEe col
Of minerals and geological specimens and extensive po
good feIseOpe astronomical clock, Trough
circle ar meteorological Dhservua chemical iab0faI
which exercised in eheml
manIEEuans, HnnigsE Of miHers soils, &C. and every
afforded foT students the
different departments Of study.
The number limited ab0s hy and in order &c
thai which their studies
aRd loss of Time from me want u necessary assistance
Of whom
Yze College, reside family with the studens taf
Eruds aud aid Ony during the hours
speciEy study all other when needed Be
SIDES teuche Of iangnages and The teacher
drawing
i Of lectures natural philosophy chemistry
gggogy, vegs1able pbyAiuily and agricultural chemistry
delivered To al the students during each
Circulars cnnAirins further information obRned ny ad
dressing Benjamin HalIowen sons AIeKRnfrta. Virginia.
BENJAMIN HALLGWELL,
HENRY c HALLOWELL,
Aug 9-eu8lspt FRANCIS MILLER.
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special Notice 70 TrarelIens fra.. " vashinglon.

Z IA VELLERs from Washington css ure I'D
vsd IhsI Inc Baltimore and Railroad Company
u provision % ticket uireey
through from WAtingua city all The ttR1iag
LhC Northwest, and the Southwest
Asmnors d Congress olcTs tho Adjournment will
advantage
extended faetifss o tins hne which only
an1Ta t Eroasa nckels and baggage ceCF Washington
The tasns start aaly from
aEke and direct ushngOH Rsay
EuGsr1 ir Bsuwuot and heeisg cpHuecng d.
Fe win sfraa dhia rErDad trains ff LEnesRie- Nevaka Co
lnrhbuE AEuia, Dayton, G4acuusu Louisville Indianapolis
TTsc Vneeunes Anon, LoGis, srshgnsd an-
o. Darlington Gauua, Eek Island Dubuque, Caro, Memphis
Naiehsz Nicksburc, and New Orleans
tRaengsrs arssrlng The entire road By dHtEu
leave ashHian a o. ana reaching Cunnhr AZ
tg nnre unti s5 wien lhpy tho
~ acEonodnrsu AaRpInE there gha Tor Wheeling
WHure q arrives - 4, p M
by >, Washington they may reach Ben
Bg ~ they reaCh Cincinnati night 20
h1urA running hclNren Washington ana GtacuHHu-
Careful management pasEenesTE, pct saety
objects travellers uBy upon
securing : aaFhatRres
FurfTer rarrula dckets SC inquire u TFON As " PAR
suns, Agent Wzssnx-un StzGn. WILLIAM 5. WOODSIDE,
kGsssr franEPaTlG.ian, Baltimore,
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Proposals Goa Deepening the Outlets Of the Mis-
siHsippi river into the Calf Of Mexico.


Nss'anslaas AugHat 4. ls5G.
pRorosAIs wiD Be received once ami the ars day Of
ucaubor opeuue Eoeaag open si aaunne 81
sufsieni capacity 2 aeoammadals aamue rnruug
yer mt TIC GnE q Mrtes," whie purpose
aTad auo alursy ihoaaana dalsrs ''' ~ ~'u' III"
nasss sgs f.aassssa Z s,a, ~ amount m whah thsy VII
aeaasa sasa Y lhrse hanaaa isi q aeph
viii b aeriinta b b,neh shure asIublaea
BY ~ sDs 4 asss aP a'sa "a Ih seer tagy q WsI ana
tg WI eaHsraf kreg ,pUa such wiatl ana
opeuine icurpa paid aad y stare also II arparsl.
paai e 1as pafaai-la " opening SrspF open
oui vtild ansa vlath u Ar huaana iesL
The aeas b Uhlch se prposeo accomplish
und ae naEl ms i Fsung eaula raa be ata-
ea a l1t iHaposAl iur EACH deptb
The nEta . aceeI a. aler which qpnan "a
q War inc brst method accomplishing oh eel
q le pas u ~ 4s4 AsA a tAl epnSaa s The hadar
gshes eliaus.s4 10 hsc H. v,Fs ie1 1seTa n a @
NJ - 1 A.N oAeAns ~ "att 7" oaiEiA
maaoa - q eoAaoa Fersns desire
y - ezsnl, aaaas accompanying 4
m NJ f9. as aasn sa,sssa lAo e. place ana dEeouun q
acer q cn iaf thar purpose b Snrtary
P aan been dps sa laaRS asns apaa ss1 ss
nabs Il al @ ] y s aSa y A. 4 ah9ge y as CON
naa Ei he naae 20 accnaa open
p1ed, examined nnd sppr0Ved, sreciEea. '
pss ~ ~ ~ $ n E q NJ a q m & tas n aaag which es shsn
aHnEala Ne claAtt fnl ksnpAE wia be paid exp
at The whole fadf and Al me exp
Eai1n q the HhulD during which Kept
OPEN tha rey per Retained yneat
aanlls d VI me wboie q the eontae kaspag
channels viii b. paid hu paJmeut viii be until
te me caanea haNt bern ezauine, period pay
Tnel bg 0aarF officers ed uy the Secretary Cf
and found 70 be all RESPECTS eunlnEuaahis
Proposals be ReconpAled BY evidence u ability
The work way, within the propased
addrasssd the Engineer Department, Eaang0nn and IN
dorSed Proposals S opening cEaun=is
apps rITef.7
When wan which propnaau ara 10 be received has tx
gsd they viii be opened EAd cnRsaeTed
entered ho uih I've hdaRr Eae whose
and avlennss uf ability the satisfactory
Secretary d
IN be nasrtad thirty InesencEr
The Erenng Sag. Washington CpMmerca BHlEnn,
Delas Orleans Mahle Register,
and Tue Pennsylvania, Phadepha
the journal Of Commerce. AsW Times, Post
Boston the Republican, ir Ensuirtr
Cincinnati aaa the BemucERt, Louisville.
Accounts teT naveraEg With paper containing
Vrfsensnr be 70 Engineer Department panent
Aag 5-aa9t
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Proposals for cuPPer-pinte Engraring.

DFT1uI srFEEIErESBEET ruHEzr rErrrTNG,
" NaallHEIanr July p, go
VUPLFCATE PROPOS AIS Ufsce
~ hs i1a dny q y 0'Gluck, engraving
ar the highest u hH EEverI slEgs
ug al 81 steel cppPf pa1e engraving, various ptuass
and ~ scHsTy required tugtFls thU
feHaH surveys JH PuCIbc
Ea urupos b. EuiEh b. stnUtry evidence uf
sae aalE a bdng rC wax,
W - cured his
each upur ftr w'ark
u ufstncfly underwood thnf bdH vl b.
trm engaged and practically
ulth, ne s3F8a 81 wufk bud fa-
ana separately priurs Snd bui pnee, for
style engraving tsp-cluE WhnT Dr. the Jhrrwins
~ach pulu and tr ruguru Car tie
GuHtur1H vft md bnnas Eururtfy
rs1uIrea anccesffa mdac HzlaI
ht
uf as
mpnu1ed prrurs drEiruuF bidding
tafr uP.sa aHflFcBatsn ms "a Cs
Tie sr addressed JnE Chairman ~ ~
Enrrnvuu Uutisd
-eamHn, surrnlsldEH1 Fuisc FruaHI
wusnEnn g. be plainly endured Proposals fE steel
tt'ups1- -glhgs Engraving
A. G SEAMAN
Aur 28-af1fnAnE Supfrlnsuasnt-
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Free Medical and Literary Colleges.

E ta does no. seem 70 &c sneraii known hat abe srA1s
Michigan
LuaTg Csegss eity uf Abor
free eunegars students from all poons u the Uuion
The cnsKe EEss u 0Iubsg,
SIX month"; the Medical and months the Literary
PEe.
ne curriculum tkozEhd comprehensive
thorough Coeres
where side OF the AnEnun-
The and udf prSfsorE IN The Medical
thirteen LfrFr5D arsetss from Amsca and Euspc
edfcess
sbssrvailry MI bsfuksn nunhCenee wury Older
apaiuFI Commonwealth
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