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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-19
MisfellarHous.
The New York Tribune.

rV,HE TRIBUNE is now in the middle of its fifteenth
i year: Vol. Ky, of its weekly issue commenced on
the list of September The American public need not
made acquainted with its character or claims TO
consideration. With bun subordinate regard for pru-
Righteousness for TRUTH for Humanity against iorihed
lniiulty, ! reua ana bh he nax NEE read ,ny
I'm and hate THE TRIBUNE: there is not an extensive
fabricator drugged and poisonous Liquors who does
not dangerous and hmm ral paper, ana
wonder " nv its publication is tolerated in eommeresl,
ing City like New York The Neoark Nsrca-
y forciby remarked that it had never known hard
rfiung ayariious employer not hostile to THs
TRiBuSE emnently generous and kindly who did
like it, Prompt and plain spoken IN ITS enunelatis
of nnnity and abuse power while claiming exemp
ton from human fbility, it may have done temporary
injustice To individuals but ii has never been uhliiui
to- Principle the cries of the wroned and suf
fin columns the advocates of novel and unpop-
theories contemplating tue Ineiioltion OF human
woes especially those OF the voleeess and
have ever found audience and hospitality white II has
arentiy resisted will persistenly combat, every at
tempt prescribe and degrade any class because OF diver
stiles of Nativity, Greed Color.
defiance of clumnies the most atroeeus and OF hos
tties the most deadly and uniting The tribune has
grown steadily in public appreciation ron the day OF rs
origin i of serving the public have been aug
mented in proportion Instead oil single eitof Win @
assistants, its organization now comprises mum
body of writers each fitted by special accomplish
ment and experiences tor the particular ie OF is,slo
which his pen is devoted the daily amount 81 reai-
lug matter given more than qnad ups ina o S
est issues; staff of valuable 't
globe transmitting early and intelligent narratons of
is most worthy of attention while Politics
Legslttion Literature Art, istoryin short whatever
affects the social wellbeing of mankind Poemic Theoio
gy alone excepted-nds here the feesI ana most search
Commencing as daily folio sheet of moderate size and
now issued in quarto three distinct edtions
WEEKLY and WEEKLY, on sheet ~ by 81 inches
has steadily grow, from nothing following aggre-
gates:
Daily issues evening and mOrning) $500 copies,
Weekly, 131,750
California edition, 5000
Total, 1s7,425 copies.
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Ho8RkNS5vE Mr.. PHELPS, an expended +"
student OF our University. smashed in the head
q an associate in a ball alley at Fox Lake last
week. Some people would like to have ball a.
i,yS ana billiard saloons in Appleton! Guess
'Aes wen succeed this year. Mr. DAY, also 4
graduate OF like grade, has Joined a travelling
theatrical corps. and IS said to be an excellent
aetor.-Afpleton Crescent.
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DURATION OF Posrs-The result of forty wears
experience and observation. with me is, that
common ience post set in lie ground Green and
butt end downwards will last in a sandy loan,
about ten or twelve years. The same So, j., :,
NE situation. inverted, fifteen or eigbtee,
years. The same timber, (and the soil the saue
"siI seasoned before setting viii last eight or
zen years longer. l speak Of good white cb.s.-
nat or white oak
Timber cut in the Old OF the moon in F.br,,
airy "ili h'' Be eaten by worms. will not snan
"a '"F1in;' and VIII last much longer marie III
% fo9's than when cut at any other time 7
ha,s chestnut and white oak posts st,n5ina
wei that were set - years since.
Nv = F., OrIs BsIGuAu
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Especial attention given Insurance of ARM PROPER
TY. DWELLINGS UUT-BUILpISGS.
INSURE such buildings contents favorable te1r.s.
| for or years. Iuslres Stores Warehouses Build
Jugs contents. and Personal Property generally.
Losses e4uitably adjusted and promptly PAID CASH
This Company Is Joint Stock Association. organized
under special Charter, granted by the Legislature
Wisconsin, with authorized Capital of 100000.
hundred thousand dollars of which Is paid in
curely invested in bonds and mortgages The Company
being thus securely organized upon firm basis, the hi
rectors take pleasure recommending it to the public
favor worthy of confidence and support with the
surancc that all Losses shall he promptly and honoraby
adjusted As this Is purely Stock Company. mutual
business viii he DONE premium notes taken.
Officers N NJ. DONALDSON President: T. u.
EDDY, Vice President ". T. GIBsoS, Secretary \.
GIB~ov, General Agent
1-iy j. II. CIARY. AGENT Mineral Point
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FOR SALE.

TIHE SOUTHEAST quarter Section thirtv-three town
eight, range four East. Also several uninI,roved
Lois ana parts of Lots in the village of Dodgeyie Also
the place formerly known the Tom Jenkins place
ia Dodgeve, being parts of Lots and four in Block
three.
Any of the above praperty will be sold cheap and on
favorable terms App, -
COBB X AESSMORE, Agents, Mineral Point,
ARG = DOW tho ourn.r
l9-u New York CITY.
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SONDRLES.
GROCERIES.
1856
NOTICE

A IL PERSONS hereby forbidden to mine dig or
remove Mineral from, otherwise trespass on the
ioitowing described premises. viz:
North East Or of : or. of Sec l. South half of y W
Or OF sec II, and Or of y + or Sec II Town l.
Range East; also, South half of the qr Sec 6 Town
4, Range East. lnll-f1 JOHN HOARE. y
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1eferres drtitlts.

STATISTICS OF MUSCULAR PowER.-Man has the
power OF Initiating every motion but that Of
flight. To effect these he has, in maturity and
health, sixty bones in his head, sixty in his
thighs and legs, sixty-two in his arms and hands,
and slxty-seven in his trunk. He has also 43l
muscles His heart makes six:y-four pulsations
IN minute. and therefore $50 in an hour
$3.50 in a day. There are also three complete
calculations Il the blood in the short space of
an hour. In respect to the comparative speed
Of animated beings and of impelled bodies. it
may be remarked that size and construction
seem to have little influence. nor has compare
tive strength, although one body giving any
quantity of motion TO another is said to lose
80 much of its own. The sloth is by no means
4 small animal and vet it can only travel fiftv
PAGES IN day; worm crawls only FIVE inches
in fifty seconds but a lady-bird can fly twenty
million times its own length in less than an
hour. An elk can run mile in seven minutes
IN antelope can run n mile in a minute the
Wild mule OF Tartary has a speed even greater
than that; an eagle fly eighteen leagues in
an hour and a canary falcon can even reach $50
leagues in the short space of sixteen hours
-
The SwEAEER REBUKED.-On a ceretain oc-
caeion. General Washington invited a number
of his fellow officers TO dine with him While
al the table one Of them uttered an oath The
General dropped his knife and fork in a moment,
and IN his deep undertone and characteristic
deliberation said, ttonght that ro all supposed
ourselves gentlemen He then resumed his knit.
and fork, and went as before. The remark
struck like electric shock, and as inten-
ded, did execution, as his remarks, in such
cases, We're very apt to do. After dinner the
officer referred to. remarked to his companion.
that g if the General had struck him over the
head with his sword, he could have borne il
but the home thrust which he gave him was too
much 1t was too much for a gentleman. And
1t Is hoped that it viii be too much for any one
who pretends to be gentleman
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Real Estate Agency.
WE are offering for sale upon reasonable terms
lots in the Counties of La Fayette Columbia and Iowa
Wisconsin:
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Contiguous 10 the Ncapkee and Mississippi Railroad
Err w win sell that valuable Farm lately occupied
WE w by Mr. John Hand, together with all the
49, out-h houses thereon, and about FIVE HUNDRED
FRUIT TREES of the choicest quality. Said Farm
ins nearly 200 Acres of first class land Acres which
is broken and well fenced. There fine pasture on the
same, and well waered. Also all kinds of Farming I'm
piements, and so Acres of fine land Dover Wis.,
with a comfortable House the
The above premises situated the Model Mills
in Iowa County. minute desert, tion of said premises
may be seen at Office.
Valuable Property for safe
IN THE COUNTIES IOWA AND coLUMBIA WISCONSIN
vTNHE undersigned offer for sale the following described
/ Real Estate:
= of und y of 4 of = sec 20 town D. range
IND 3 of f 4 of : a. "A, D.
Z = of : E i, and
+ y of \ f =, 4, l.
No 50 20l00 q the north fractions and ,
of ! Sec I, town 5. range East
No acres 81 95-l00 north fractions No. 10 TO-
range East
No Al 9o100 fractional section IL town IL range
East.
IND 2 of Lot 47-Vliets survey Mineral Point, Wis
g y of Lot 20
" = of Lot No. II, q
DUNN & READ. Agents.
Mineral Point, isconSin- 5I-tf
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WOOD AND WILLOW W.

WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
r. z NJ q " "a IL
WE have removed entire stock of Wooden and
w Willow Ware to No. I20 Second street, door
above Nine opposite Kings Eotel. st. Louis No.
S. CUPPLES & CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
BRO0MS, BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, BLACKING,
HEMP, MANILA, JUTE AND COTTON
CoRDAGE AND TwINES
OF all finds. Wrapping Paper, Selves, Curry Combs
Cards. ard Hames.
Being engaged extensively in Manufacturing than
other house in line in the West. will
sell lower than any other house in 81. Louis,
viii call before purchasing either in Chicago Gin
einnati, YOU viii find that prices VIII average lower
than in either of the two places We call particular
tention to
Stock OF TURNED AXE ond PICK HANDLES. Well
Buckets and Iron bound Kegs, from to ten gallons,
and Brushes of all kinds, and all kinds of Willow Wagons
Cradles, Cabs, Hampers, Clothes and Market Baskets
and description of Fancy Work and Travelling
kets Cedar Tubs Churns in Boxes, Cans Buckets
of ST Louis manufacture except the two last which
bring direct from the manufacturers.
We also Agents for PIERCE Il cos Milwaukee
Matches, which selling at Factory prices freight
added. We are also MANUFACTUR RING the Large
boat and stable Brooms, and Imitation Shaker
Brooms- Broom Handles and Irvine always hand.
3m1
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IIaRD-W are.-A large and full assortment of Shelf
II Hardware Also, Will and x cut Saws Anvi1s
BlacksDiths Bellows, Vices. Log Shut Link and
Chains Pump Chain and fixtures Grind stones and Roll
sers, Scythes Snaths, Hoes Forkes Rakes &c. For
sale lo>r by JOHN MILTON & co.
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rs introduced a bill for the dest-,,o.;o,,
Oh worms as woodpecke, said in stn,o,;no,
speech. pug
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.


GUNS Company Incorporated in $50 and Is one Of
Il the oldest and best OF the Stock Insurance Com
lauieS. The statement made the Stockho ierS june
tl, 1900 shows the assets of the Company be
'ol 10 ii. HUNTINGTON. President.
. Il. BOWERS, Secretary.
The agent will take risks upon good terms as any
other Company, and will issue policies thereon.
o1-u j. II. CLARY, Agent. Mineral Point.
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IMPLEMENTS AND Tools OF HUsBANDRY-Ex-
anime these yoorse!t, and have them put in first
rate order See, too. that you have an ample
supply 10 answer all farming purposes through
out the coming season don't wait till YOU want
to use an article, but buy at once and be sure to
get the best and most substantial as it is ALWAYS
cheanesl in the lol nm
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Lo0& sER It

hof Stores Of al .Sizos ana Vor-ioas Pafier0s
Being himself practical operative and only
ht pest OF wofkmen he feels warranted in assuring The
uc hat all work done at his shop will be in the very
hesI tNe, both for beauty ana Durability
q Particular attention will be paid to orders from
REPAIRING done on the shortest notice and :,
good stye. r SrI ii IN III
Mineral Point, December 1855. ~
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STRAWBERRY CULTURE.

Ma. BRAYToN We herewith send you syn
oPss of the proceeds of part of our yard the past
season.
From % yards of square ground, actual meas
urement, We have picked and sold 537 quarts of
Strawberries, (clear fruit,) at 2s also $50 qts In
the calyx, at Is 6d-used 80 qts. at 2s., making
in all 425 OTIS, amounting to S94, IS. Ar the
same rate, ono acre would produce over % bush
es, amounting to nearly 5000
The kinds cultivated are the old (obsolete)
Wiley, and the Large Early Scarlet. Some 50.
rods of our beds yielded more than twice as
many as other rods did; from that we may have
some idea OF the amount of berries that may be
grown on an acre of ground.
You, sir. can make any use of the statement
we send you please. Ii it were made public, it
may encourage others to try TO supply them
selves with 50 rich dessert.
One-fourth of en- acre of Pie Plant (Cahoon 5
Seedine,) in our yard, has yielded, and we have
sold $500 worth of the stalk for pies, in this
market this season.
Gro. J. d s. II. KELLOGG.
TERRACE HUI GARDEN,
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Dee. 1855, s
Northeastern Farmer.
VALUE OF CARKoTs.-In The transactions of the
Franklin Co. (Mass.) Agricultural Society, we
find the following remarks:
Cattle become accustomed, during summer
to green food, and when kept altogether on hay
and other dry fodder. they cease to take on flesh
with rapidity.
The use of carrots, particularly, should be in
troduced Carrots for horses are now the ordin-
AIRY practice of even the livery stable keepers OF
our larger cities.
\ buShel of carrots and a bushel of oats is
fully equal as food for the horse to two bushels
of oats for although carrots do not contain the
same amount of nutriment by measure as the
oats, stin their poetic acid gelatinizes the con
tents of the stomach of the animal, and enables
the oats to be entirely digested.
Too nue. money is paid out by farmers for
grain for their nich cows There must be a
more general resort to roots to be fed with good
English hay when these are in sufficient guam
tity TO carry the stock through the winter. there
may be profit in producing milk for the mar
ket
A merciful man is merciful TO his beast"
IMPLEMENTS AND Tools OF HUsBANDRY.-Ex-
anime these yo1rselt, and have them put in first
rate order. See, too. that you have an ample
supply 10 answer all farming purposes through
I.a cpr,iuCr 49,, -
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IS, IS - -IaoeF paper fre-pgooi, dip it in =
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st. gouis advertisements.
From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of
w. =. SN YMMER.

No IA Second St, St Louis, No.
Who is the Agent for the best and most widely circulated
Newspapers in the West and is authorized to take Adj
yertising and Subscriptions at our lowest rates.
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The only reliable work of the kind in tho ,,e-,J
Invaluable assistant To the Editor Book P,IIit =
Denerai ADVERTISE Beautifully printed on fine Whit no,
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The Newspaper Record

collection OF newspaper facts and statistics conf.
COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
niied states, Cauadas and Great R,-it,;,
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Nhk CSnts.-A few superior Over Coats and othar
- Manufactured expressly for this arker for
ASSLEY q TRANEI.
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/ VI II II O v z ID


E subscriber has purchased exclusive right OF terri
tory Tor sale in the West of he above. celebrated
Mis- and l. prepared To furnish them all times
wholesale or retail, guaIanteedia the most positive
1t Is more than year since the Little Clan" was
introduced To the public during which time has
constantly growing in popular favor.
The improvements recently effected and patented makes
1t the most perfect machine offered general farm
use 1t i furnished complete ready for attaching team
and weighs follows: No. l. .25 No , $50 No 3 400:
No !, 900 pounds. Twenty minutes sufficient sci
up without mechanical aid. once adjusted
it can with safety be entrusted boy. Full Directions
accompany each mill.
r c F.
No SD and will grind bu meal per hour with horse
- ,. SO and s. 10
3, S5J and -
{. $50 and 20 "
{ = Liberal discount To dealers.
JAMES 3. CHADWICK
No. 63 Locust St, between Second and Third
40 81. Louis No.
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NteAh House botas>es.-15 barrels 10 balf to--zI
Just received at go ~ 1up holasses,
' ON'''ei 'V, 1922 -ly
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TO THE PUBLIC,


N 'ie uIhlefsigned would respectfully announce to
w the public generally, that we have inst raeig
~ - n.s 80 flneTy and VIII constantly be recey-
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And, having purchased large Stock, would invite the
Wagon Makers and Backsmiths to exa1n
his Stock, he is determined to sell Galena prcas
JOHN MILTON & co.
Mineral Point. May, 1922 -ly
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winch they offer FOR SALE on REASONABLE. +.--,
The public are informed that we ha,e as+aij: =,
~ d. ANS al the new Town of Jonesiale at
siderable nearer Dodgeye and Mineral D. :, = CON
other POINT On the Wisconsin River and svoids ma, an.
steep and horse-kiIling hills. Transfers and nn
be rendered comfortable by the accomr,ods+i, p wiz
hsR COLE, who has recently built a coIn,nojions T
and Stables at Jonestale tavern
BENJAMIN THOMAS
Jorassala -. - BARRETT WILLIAMS
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Northeastern Farmer.

TERRACE HUI GARDEN,
Wis, Dee. 1855, {
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NEW IRON DEPOT.
IRON.

FlNE undersigned having made arrangements with
of the Iron Manufacturers of Pittsburgh intend
ing devote attention TO this branch trade has
fitted up a building exclusively for the sale of
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I y. Z. Fd5r,r.
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Newpork Dailp Giba,,c
MAINE AFTAIRS.
yOR EIcA..AoUA.

fNk A.
Tie steam hip Texas, the pioneer OF thcsew In o.
steamships for California, VIA Nicaragua, seied yes-
terday st o'clock for san Json. ylh about 20 Jss-
seIgers.
Tn, va. launched On Noslsy, Sept. ~, at Por
J,fsrsou l.. l., new ana beautiful ehpper-buR
schooner of 800 tuns, called the T.. A. Cokhns, at
Brooklyn, where she j. principally o~ssi. Mr.
Jsm,s NJ. Bayls was th, builder. She viii b. com.
manjcd by Capt Ezra Sopcg Il Jersey City.
The Loss OF IIh ocean mosr.
The American merchant ship which Was in COLLISION
With rhe Ocean Home. oh tse llAIad, was me Ihrt
bin. Of so tuns, bound for London The col
usion which was OF tcnuc violence, toSk
place al , O'clock in the Tornmg. Inc th'.nonn
VS., prnc,,diug M the chanrO for London; tn Ocean
Hon. was on her way from Rotterdam 10 Ne"-tofk
with German ,mgranis ana General cargo u 10
surpc sod that the absenc, al proper iook'ont w
the cause of the coll zion. 1hc vessels do not sppta'
I, have s.en each other Until they were m coniws
They were at the tune il = hit of the LiSan light
vi hn twenty minutes from he collision, too Ocean
Home went down bodily. 1hc captain lMeniman
and Twenty-Five Of the pace myers and crew var
taken on board by the ChenbIn, and on paSsift
Plymouth, they were received by the Perseverance.
No 3 pilot boat of thar port and about three o'clock
banded there. Not of them succeeded IN assine
more than the clothes be had a. the TINA iWm-
datsy after The collision the second mate, the steward
and four scamon anti, psn. the catastrophe xh.h 90
soon followed got into the ong-bcal and much "a the
annoyance oi Captain Nisnun len the vessel. la all
prob biy. they will Law, landed ON the Lizard
Viii, h. a. The weatler wa. u odorato and IL was IN
sirht ,hay would no, fnd Il difficult 20 reach The
Ocean Home ad in cIc~ and passengers one hundred
and five rersons IN board az the time Of the oolis
ion SIX went off in the long boat, and -, az wa
said were banded at Plymouth, bot OF the % r.nan, ny
tIere i no Intelligence and in all probability they
have been drwned. At thc time Of the col'ion al
the myers woe in their bcThs, and most OF them
were asleep
The poor people brought into Plymouth w'Fe at once
,sc,iy,d into Il So Ion Home aud their alton
did to. They will be Forwarded by The ShlpHrcched
Mariners Society and by the oonsuls OF the countries
TO vi ch they belong TO their various eestnao'p., o
course the circumstances under winch the cenisnh
tnok Mac. will fom subject for inquiry probe ply h.
London. whittier The CL.rubim Was boun'l aud hs'
proceeded.
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findI,rial.
.,s.sr II. seeLAy, A,s,sooes,

klsKsr II. SteoLAS Ans,sooees, ~,
uuI SELL THIS DAY, Sept. 70, az ia
Wa A. the Merehsps E,chaos. for eeoupt Of ~'~"
Say Y.rs and Harlem Railrosd 10: Mortgage per
-, s.,snAa Peru snd Cssgo R1lr1 10 pr 'er'
B.ss..f I, Crosse aud Milwaukee RsGO,d Fam N's~s'
BSsss Ii, 80 N,,.,snkee n ir ed per cent Bona >
w. r., J.-s.y Crntrl Railroad lot NcTfsTe ,"o7-
49, J.,,ey teutfa r. ifoad u Nor-ssse nIrS'
49, rIs.hirs Railroad j., Mort .eN" per c'n' b,ns
80 saxsntes and Horizon III roads per cent nilo'
49, Il Loose aud nisslkee Hairosf Lat MV-'sN@'
Sstt, - p,,,o., co,rn,nv q New. Je-sey J per cont
B.sS' .~,.,, M,,o,l I,,nr,n.. Coppsay Scrip ofleA
W,Us Fnrso \ CO.'S ESpr.ss, 800 esch
~ I 80. p.cifc Fire Iusarnce Company, 80
49,, Ru,r,rs re. Insurance Company, = % c'cl-
49,. p.i1 Fire Insurance Company, 80 ca,h.
.. Ia Fsrse Fire-IusuTTcce COmps 3 > -. Go
80, isike Fire Insurance Company tllpfecL'
~ 80, Bsskman Fifc-Insursnee Company, -et~l
. ~ 100 orr E,char &c Insurance Company tCteA'
ss,,, ST. Nicholas Fre.IDsurAnco CYnpory, 100
~ ,har., Pacific Bant so each
2t,hsre, Broadway Hank. : p corr.
We sfares Ocean Bank, 80 al
90 ,laIss CroceTs' Bank, 30 eaci. .,n
"a .lsIe, Mechanics and Tslcrs Bras q J't'y Wy, @''
s.1b. cpN q 1.s,,, ,.,, ia, ,,-}.
"a .lsrgp Com EXchsnCc Berk, lco'scO.
20 ,bAI.. Commonwealth Bank. + 100 each.
TEENS o. SALEfsn per cent .tis lay and ihs D. ''
ss o. .oek Tn" acrued NJ. e. Oh al ID N'T1s
oil BE- charged 70 the purcbs.rr - q.
No 4 Broad A.
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". D0vCGTY. A -ouc"5. -. =,
GFNTFFI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

NROsEWOODPIA SO-FORTJ., Sc i.pc.;po. 'dhon s.2a
dsy on account rsin- Dot CITY Arc,i'n.' ~ " Ia
At I46 WEI psf, 5iha a. e 9or e. iHc y .T
above lou co.ss,rg OF r Jcar,d s-cr'" fiaIo ~
stool and over by If beat city llses i"o rct
carved rosewood PsroF Sics IN bcetef AID pL.h .!
nr d roctnr Cheirs God center iaucF AZ card
Tables and TetcoTe;es; Hagp4ony Chair; CHs -
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