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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-01-22
AnecdOte of Mendoza.

NJ tlOilS Siuce utau WAS one vi tHS
most wotthy and respected Liverpool pack
ct masters. More than once have 1 heard
him relate the following little incident, il
which he was one of the principal partici-
pators. Whether it has ever appeared il
print before 1 am unable to say; at any
rate, l think it will bear repeating. 1t oc.
Cured in the palmy days of Mendoza.
In those days, said the captain, prize
fighting in England was rampant, and
had often sailors on board my ship who
were regular bruisters; and in many cases
of disturbance, found it somewhat diff
cult to master them. With one l know ]
had a personal rencounter, which terminated
in my own defeat; so l determined, upon
my arrival in Liverpool, to take lessons in
boxing, and accordingly engaged myself
with Mendoza as pupil.
"After taking two lessons day for the
space of three weeks, considered myself
proficient, at least enough to stand up to
any one; sol said to Mendoza
,"Don't you think am sufficiently mas
ter of the art to be able to cope with the
most of you?'
'No, Captain" said Mendoza, "you are
in your infancy yet; why sir, I'll guaran-
tee to say that l can produce five hundred
men in Liverpool, each of whom can fog
you in three minutes"
As 1 felt more confidence in my pow
ers, l differed with him. l was satisfied
that with the knowledge had acquired of
the art, together with my large size and
strength, that I was match for the best.
But the next day I was perfectly convinced
of my error, for as I was quietly walking
the docks, drunken sailor jostled rudely
against me, and upon reprimanding him,
he replied,
"Why the - didn't you luff, you lub-
ber?"
Twas rather too much for my dignity,
and my blood flew up in an instant.
"You impudent scoundrel," l said, "I
have great mind to give you thrashing.'
"Aye! ave! Commodore" said Jack,
turning around and confronting me, sit
don't lay in your breeches; do it, your hon
or, and I'll forgive ye," and Jack immedi-
ately shaped himself.
That was enough; | could not stand be-
ing bullied in that manner; would just
floor him to teach him better manners; and
1 squared myself, and at it he went; but
in very short space eff time, indeed, re-
ceived a fiogging. The same night l call
ed on Mendoza.
"Well, Mendoza, you were right, and l
was wrong. got one of the most COM
plete thrashings this morning ever had
in my life, and by d-d sailor, too;
why l was not circumstance to him, the
fellow knocked me down as fast as I could
get up; l couldn't get blow; am salts
fled that l will have to continue my lessons
for some time 10 come"
Mendoza smiled, and replied, 81 told
you so, captain, but hope you will par
don me when say that it was myself that
personated the sailor. l gave you the
thrashing-when you went away yester-
day you seemed so confident, and spoke so
big, that was determined to set you a
lesson you would never forget, shat the
race is not always to the swift, nor the
battle TO the strong
l heartily forgave Mendoza, but I will
never forget the drubbing.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-01-22
Eg They are having pretty "stiff

R They are having pretty "stiff''
weather up West, from accounts.
By letters received from Webster Co.,
Iowa, lately, learn that person was
frozen to death while walking over the
prairie from Webster City to Fort Dodge.
Another one was frozen to death on prairie
near Webster City, and another still, was
frozen so badly (while passing from West
Fork of the Des Moines River, to the East
Fork, both in the hands and feet that am
putation will be necessary.
Snow was Is inches deep on the level,
and the thermometer ranged from 10 to
20 degrees below zero. My friend woke
up one morning and found three inches Of
snow on his bed. He says "log houses are
a nuisance"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-01-22

1.-THE Boston Traveller calls attention
to the fact that at the sspesent time, and until
the end of Jan. all of the old planets and
the two of importance discovered within
IS and 10 years, will be vissoon after sun
set and five of them west of the meridian
position worthy of particular notice, as it
may not again occur for years.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-01-22

EE An Irishman hearing Of friend
having stone coffin made for himself en-.
olaimed-"By my sowl and that's 8 epod
ideel Shurs 4, an e 4 stone coaiB nd lsst .
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-01-22

E A novel ferry boat, propelled by a
large sail on the ice, skins like a bird be-
tween Davenport and Rock Island. By
means ofa movable runner the boat tacks
AZ readily as il she we're inrthe water,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-09-23


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observation-disclosures
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mm mmAu msllaDat tHi rr
iHauh oihrf tm.n vhs.,,d
NuU, m..aw It u ...pI mr
,naome lf..t
lm4 mlod. ara the tAd mother
m
M.an f.lsvel,ls rons NJ Ar.
] ,lm pr.snlel Nlnn,e vith rullar.
brltw .fA,f she aps
a ,rruls a.r. In ,ef, .ee,l Tome.
N'ar.e rofasel 4, nrsealn ana Mr.
sem0a hmln.nh,,f thsm +
,oal the inarr me,t. anl rnaias m,
ererr. over i1p A-,a,. ,irr an all
scotch song thar menlrcd iecp m.
tha.. am pas.iomt,l, fond cf mn.
.,e. sud e,crl in ay ,oeal rawss and
Twas assured. Irum the wran, at,en.
ll,, anil the profrlsa of thanks / re-
csl,el. ihat / ..ar /, VII Ia, he
,oas oi snly one ,s,es caush, my ear,
.,t..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-09-23

A paper giving an account o. reu.
ioasc Il rfanrs. saysi III i largv
,cwr. crntaminr sitty ikousand inhs
bitant.. built entirely ufhrick.' ThIsIs
eQuaIle,l culy by description Of Al.
bany. vAieh Faus TINS,
'AIhanv j. cisy u eightihorssri
houses ard ternsy.h,e sheusand IN.
hahitlls. vita mest VI their gable
ends N TIE street.
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u.i,tisrio~ ~ Rf'uncai.--ll
there vss no company be- wpuld write
until dark. Or h prcsscd hy business,
until niaeo'rlock IN the ,verng; ether
wise he read In the evening " anus
Ell himself with game oi whist. The
r,cren,ial awe which b. deeds ard
hieh position threw arcund him were
often A Seurce Of ANNOYANCE 10 hin IN
wiya,c lie. especially when he rer
cciscd i,s .sFcct upua the young anu
cav. We have been told Of case tn
miht. when be made his appearance
=, a private ball. where all were en-.
isvipg themselves With the uimost
lice. Tie metput be en,er'si the
rocm he bucyant mlr,h was ehecke'';
.he dance los; It's sniaiaiien' every
torgue vas silent. lie remained 'cr
tina eu,lssysrirg tn engage in caavyr.
sssipuvith sefne of The ysunr people.
and :. tre,k the srcll; finding u N
vain. he retired sadly ,n,he company cs
the elders IN ar adjoining rue'n. tSprss.
sing his regre, that his presence should
opera,c as such q dafnrcr. Ai'er
awhile Iishs laughter aud voices again
r~onuae,f-hrm the hall rpeu. upon
which he nse. cautiously approached
on ,ip-sse The DIOR vhica was sjar
and sh.re stood fsr srme tine . de
lighted sIss,aicf cf the youthful
revelry.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-09-23

Como 1fte ANftl
er teIfr mf hanifoH i'b.Ie
lot aN have ftoltfald taW u
Ihg dm mA paIntu u o4
hwhmrnL $40 tlli t.i btHo
patrl 10 maasf ,uuf lhlls
h4lHm ani wIihaui ma
ahe lel iHp uhf lnH, ueNfuIl
aliacrnl .u Hufa " lbo lel Nna
lhoamiHN hNllH
uN m AIr hat bfa0.
luannl n.el tna0e lHut
muoLa wrsfamltbhm adM p
l,.U lA hurt A.lnN IA a.lHtt
ab nNuu, and teInInr nm n.aN
me.w aad hp.Ialap m tho dn
WtNw WaF'. 1T mY htf IoInrl
lu.'eWl Auu' n ii mNl, H
mom shDa mn wHl ,h
hlod. and with lho oduf uf fragrant
a,ocr. Heating from ilc flower hu
lrr through Oe unp. Windows s.
straw carpet coyaud lho 0oot amt
rofy chairs and 'ellcps oecvptdp'pa
/ n pnrrs 3, vInl,N q huec
mslal an, houh ease, cmmmcd To llle
umufD with ancient uud luodcr ,o'
umts. Gllpd uup rorer ~ lhc rcom
ard opposile au enll hg lVmgr va
F.. PLACED inst where the evening brotcs
itbcl through ,he 81 ,llu DRAPER. of
Tie aichtl Window, ani ia Which u,
l'nclr iuduleyd hIs anrmoou sesIss.
Altogether Il Wa a drlwhl,alpm
ane well ulapled 'n 'he euio, urut 81.
ihr .ocial innil, rirlr.
lntle advanced 20 mrel lr, ru'l II
wpra'ed Mss, -Vh,yh Osll,lmrih
smile from gentle Aun, lllc,, q.
she looh,dup ifop her sewing iv'ncl
Lis arms about ny waist. and cau.
lurlel the Is III commodlous chair,
where be ,eiirl himself, sad dal, IN.
stalled an upuu hi. kuer.
ioe haven't frraf'en yogr I'D
scat have yoa. darling Z" said Uuclc
m Aunt Lacy vhIfl,sl uir . chair be-.
tween ,b,m.
"una. dyar nelr. TINT haven't,
lre'ohle'l pressing uy lirs To b rp )
uHni chce's.
=" dar say !oa haven't. nor ih'
riic. either ypu',. had At the eApcns,
I ms equity ioe.'
Nothing IN connesion with yov
has c,caped my memory. ,lear Uscle.
cpliri. while he siroksi NY hai
and pa,icd NY cheeks Ia an affection
aie. Old way
Vice has Frown very llkc her mo
iher.' said Aunt Lacy. placing be
vara iu her basket. ard drawing b.
chair nearer rcles. wtcr' s,ilI sa
upn bis Knee.
Amazingly replied nsle. . iol
viii eclipse all our girls. my pet. au
have the boys breaking their hearts
yca persist In this lovelincss; and
"TNerc. there, Uncle" | crle,
placing my band On bis nysu,h.
"l'oa't spoil Alice. dear" ssi
Aunt Lucy. With a smile.
Never EAR. Lacy, Alice va
never intended icr conceiied xomsr
besides she has maichlcss beauty. an
70 where's The harm Of telling her
rshav : she'll pu, Bvvtsvilis--"
Reserve that for another oces
siuu," smiliugly interrupted Am
lIere Il Lizzie vi,h the tray Of frui
anil know Alice had rather drcu,
the merits Of those tempting pesche'
4 A.. -..l.-x a. AZ
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-09-23

VA Halimal Cae-ns4ke has
been Invested in France. which con
sis,s of a series u bfakss>srsing upaa
the rsfs irssrad n nr.n fhe wheels.
IL thc usual manrsr. II stated that
this crnsrivauce is able to cheek the
mo1isr u a train running =, the ra'e
ofsisiy kilamstrcs. o. thirty SEVEN sni
oue-,blrl miles res hcur. In the de.
,aucs Of fssr hnnjfed asi ksrty fse'.
viihsa. producing a sensible sieck "
the rasssngeFs in Tie tFala.
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7a< Hs-s<r y ssrsi's -wf''e
rueIand's Indian empie : IN rrvul,.
snil a war i peadine viih Chiaa. the
late eommanaer u The fsrcss IN The
Crimra. 81 , rsi1s-fss. has
tcea sssi~nrsl D.s ecmnsui uf-shc
frine-el Wales. vhs isnakius 4 teur
in the Rtsuizh presiaees.
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Ndi SD nfrs nt raifs'ial a"t
Entrance 'h hth.n, eafl
lN' vhatar a.4-F un'ns way
inrldrrn' snn.c rnde
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atfsr'a'c IA 'ae e'''''s o. ar
Sud ssanus a'it t't ian.
What 'io.is' q 60. ,l". e,
bna.h 'b' ltiny n'.ri
Wa, ls..on' r. iht VOLT
il' ig,ss the rrlf'! rHl,
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4g An exchange spesl ~ cf tho
pr.s.ns heavy grass frpp. say Il il In
stirling contrast "a that n last Rar.
vhsa the isrm.rs had ,s ls,hcr Wand
c1t II With q Fnx,r.
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w orsMan Mouse,

Ms1nt,hxss. TENN.
mus HOUSE, Is atuassl IN TIE cfntfs
q ts,ia-sS sr,i T. urv fnishsi IN
ar''ss crler. anil ,lse IA pris,or seisss
nslf J, shsl. ~. ts surNsssi ey aay
n, u y Ssush-wess.
Bs.a. grateful tor The very LIBERAL rat
as-s hss.sxs,i on HIN fcr The lsss tvo
Ears, h. hsrss hy q strict attention 70
asias.s b meFst ceaiiausnss Of the
M. J. J. wORsutN.
rl.ly Proprietor.
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wtNu.t
tH
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lOauUm M'Hrm
la 1mI Nsie HH
Hh.fIfN.I tm nH,hI.
bau mt a hn in
Iamm HM
H uH .l MM 0Hn
m'umn ...ahI
uhH hImH
$500
thr mn tm barn
nnht.hNr .UwU.
.Hu ill Al-'
uu It nh tHa daHH
r.uaHt u.uHd nstlm meI
aunlHu.t,..s Wu l.0t
IT lr.DaU.. .HnI uI..aI..
Ha+..eiaIhe mlbuah.,..s.
vitIt .r.mHNU llr
a IH. Iu..l.
nI lu. ...U Ia..
rni anil u, uuU.ru.
th wm1 g,etametb mu
puf. tu tri uf
,,d o. lm aul h.ll.anl nlmr
udihus uur tIfie was vppm uil ~.
u.slelirer,a, ,a .ts rrrea g.al
m. vIq.. raf, Acre rab,,d
.nl Ne.u,.. ra., wsni'at N eomnlr.,
Boo unmlrr rht rafv paI.,tI
lba,,for,.,.a aal labv .oan.f,
ld,nls. Amnnr ,Ir ,-m, of,unas
4I WIN wclgoa.l ms r,um,
Winnie Grey MIuaie apl / vrre
I ,f,.rs Y 10, oil OK sslas. bonse.
where our Young IDEAS" wcv dtst
taught "il shoot. aad where our
ypns admirers had many Disputes
| which generally cnlsa IN blass. a II
which Of ,hetso pnssess,l ihc great.
c-t number cf oharns was some
What surprised 10 ~ a,i sravn -
beautiful. She va a hloa,le. with =
wralh = sa.ny lrcscs we,lns around
her fslr acc and snowy shoulders
llrr faiaos wcr beautifully aal
iglioat,,y iofmcd. aud her ewes wsro
hIue a. the skie. oi heasen rsrr
was just t'at II roa On tef rra'
chrsAs. and her lips we're a. dainty as
rosO leaf. She was jns, tail enough,
ofs uymph The 6cu,e. and graceful as
awa,cr.lily. She was dr.s iaspo,.
lc,. vli,c. and her a,mesnsr vas ol
hevi,chiur love aud ,.a.l.ns.s. sls
was an euclaplrss.. and ain b.r s.n.
,le wani al ms,.;e es, =, v.,vs q i. II,
aroan,l ,onr hss-,. which ,arse.l,,is.
a, ~, I. her's
oIlew l.lish.sl AIM. al;e,. n ..
now or ~. sr.n,lsiapce. and ed
,ome ,ss :, an, c,l h.,r,. .,.i.
Tho ss,s II As,I Ian, s,ns has.
ps,s, s.loa f,,m my ms..a,v hv,
ain occurv sx,ca .,at !, - hs,,, !.
.Thms Won. Nlss,e..I s.,nnss
mI,r,seB NV s,m .,os,s ~, ..,.,
ans, s,,,,si lar a .,,,ll. 1i1..., /,
s,e.h N M, u,.,n,rv :, ,hs s,.,,,
of ,s..sr..,x. sra ~ i,,c,o, A.. :
.ur As,h b,,e revrv hoe, s,,-,,,,.,
M ma III. ,.a A.. .,s,.,,v..
Fred ( y. u,r,,.,. o,,, h-,,h., n.
,su;es a an, aida. M. c,.,.-,,o,
ive.sd nv s,ssu,ieu ss- a lrnr,h .
',ims. ut,ls .bor, cf aero,,,,. ,r,
lt-.s
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Merchants Mescl.

J. STEfNKrHI. P~prss'ss.
fomer Front Row and Union-st
III Merrhis. Tenn. tiy
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pITpT-a. TIE C1KA
Trtss rSTisiisgNENT,
Adams street.
~ is. Trrs.
u. L. GEI8D0.i. Proprietor.
II. e.. C.aycc L Son.

ksr.s,re~r~. Commission Nefcatitz.
nsasgA Agents. and Real
Es,ats Brc&efa,
b. q uasisea a.. '.sf,fih, TsH'.,
k-rggOrs. Real Estate. Nervhar1,fs,
" Furniture. Land .cr'r. Ste.,k ct Az
al. gsa,'ag and Leasing PtsVss'!,
ts.s sui ciasigutiea's solicited.
, 1ais Is our s.s,Sn.h year in Nca-
!. anl nov permanently locaiet, We
Mr. agsrivss that NC VII rc.rtve a
sssal shArv u rasrorsEc. nlv-s
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Fam : ~ an he arpy-d how'd
The ssls q .l~a'k.
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Al klrman cf Alahama va. lying
10 ha ors morning vhes q ssiera. step.
ping ins sa,.l; p, breakfast /. acm
iar o. lie, Il come" exclaimed
p. vi hook Of defiance. lin NJ,
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The Bsro- psa ls, "A tbs fcllsv
iag sguib:
say. Psmp. yoa n.srrr. wksre
you gs, lat nev hsil''
why. - ae shop, On coarse"
"wha, i 10 prte o; saeh an sr.
tale a. dat r
Il don't kuow. nleger-i spa'l
know. Dc saepisrsr Hsf.1 -" T"
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ny. "a. H. oang.

- WING prrwHa'H''y lt'siei hi'a-
f. ual.r. a.. lrpfr.sifes Nsr-
~ 10 tls, s.tteas ~ raaais an ,...u-
Il. ~ uEs. IN tte sls' eIiie ol ihr
pes sluWe. wfrre 'a' fsu 1ifaEs
a.ni r-Hi his shnari.u Boots ,lWer
| 4aers when Yroless,ota'., ea-'s'
rs-a'n
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kr whsn We SEQ pretty female
kict ~ naturally conclude that !, b..
longs 10 a pretty weman--en thu
prineiple that "all i vell that euds
w.if -
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lwo little rltls who feiuleei ~
play houses aud Tag hahl,s. beramr
dissatisfied when lhcy innnd the bahle
easily solled, and obu'dnoi BE- WASHED
lhose we're hot ~, Kind nl hahles.
slrc,yi and lLey both knell down b.
re,her, While tie older one de,outly
prayed. saving over ud over araln
lord, oh lard. give no ahaby' Inrd.
yirau pise mc a baby ,ssaf habs.
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\ VI pu ciilol Nuia OH u.i.
m.mu W. would as Itt
vhu tloly olg .hIr un lhe
aU 'aN m hA waifa 90 s,o,l
Ihu $50 ln.gtt', hope .i ,ooa. ~.
uthl thrnat mer siasl,
SERVED him rlghilsa M
.nr in hl,ra Shirt CiufillNtU
tat ths in b. uduln utr
rl,s We expect. tNNS, hf W
hear ol the ,A,rp,a Nj SliN- asplr
mr ln wear sluthr MlN'tdhet,i
ah the ayarlec, most rrirlcue anll
rstra,usancc IT achisefsls o. u f,f
THnf,... Loan. ing '
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-08

Barkdull l. karthaus,
w II o L E s ALE
GRoCIRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Also Dealers in Foreign aud Domestic Liquors
end Cigars.
sos LEvEr, Dubuque, Iowa.
r & FER ENC ES:
FENER, M'MiLLAS 4 ARTHUR, NY.
AVERY, BUTLER 4 CECIL, New York.
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All Goods sold at Lowest Market Prices
II, MIRO J.NAZRO,
New York. Milwaukee.
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Fancy Goods. and Unique
n Rich articles for
II II IL S IL ~ r. s.

Paper-Recorl Paper; French, English and
American Letter, ruled or plain; Foolscap, of
every quality, ruled or plain; Colored Papers,
Wrapping Paper, OF every kind, &c, &c.
Wal Ialer-Tcsters, Fire Boards, Borders
Scenery Paper--a large assortment constantly
Oh hand.
Printing Ink, Type, and every description of
material used III Printing Office, always on
hand.
Book Binain9-Pamphlcts, Music Books, Peri
odcals, Law Books, Sc, bound in every S, tie, at
very low rates.
Single Books or Sets of Books ruled to any
pattern. and bound with dispatch; for Courts,
Banks, Railroad Companies, Hotels, Schools,
Merchants, Manufacturers, Brokers, Insurance
Companies and others.
Dockcts, Registers, Minute Books, Deed Books.
Ledsers, Journals, Day Books, Invoice Books,
Blotters, Guard Books, Cash Books, Recent
Books, Bill Books, &c.
Cards, Circulars. Bill Heads, Bills Of Iod;nc.
Checks, Notes, Drafts, Receipts, Sulnmons'.
Warrants' Subpenas, Mortgages, Deeds, Bank
Slips Bills of Fare, Time fables, and etcry
kind Of Printing Neatly Executed.
Paper Ruling Of all Kinds. Particular .t.en.
ton paid to C5a1t,y orders. une &
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1857. lSS7.
WORTH. WESTERLY
Minnesota Packet Co.
OPPOSED TO THE
Galena & Minnesota Packe. Line.
THIS Line runs in connection with the Mil.
waukee Mississippi, and Chicago ! Fon du
Lac Railroad, which will
SAVE f75 MILES
by taking this route to St. Paul, saving 81, so for
passage. One Of the new and splendid Packets
of this Line will leave
Pr. de- Chteas TOR 81. PNssl
and St. Anthony, upon the artival. the Express
Train, daily at 90tlock, =. u, touching at an in.
termediate Landings. For any information in
regard to this route; enquire Of Mr.. Jeryis, So.
periRtendent Of the Milwaukee & Mississippi
Railroad, at milwaukee, or Of Mr. johnson, Su.
perintendeRt Of the Chicago, Fond du Lee s.
st. Paul Railroad, at Chicago.
IF0r Freight or Passage apply on board or
to W. NJ Clark Genl. Passenger Agent at tho
Mohdel House, or to J Hoton & Co., Freight
Agents, t. fof milwaukee Avenue, or TO J. L..
French, nchs Hotel, or to Dickinson &
Co.. FcsigdPAgeuts, Paisie du Chen.
NO 4
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BOOTS & SHOES.
ATKINS g. STEELE.

La EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE WIS.,
M ASurAcrURERs aud wholesale dealers in
lvA Boots, Shoes Il Rubbers.
Nine years experience in this business in the
west enables US to select and Manufacture STYLES
and quality OF goods perfectly adapted to the
western trade. Our facilities are such that we
have at all times large stock to select from and
the prices are as low as eau be found East or
west
ATKINS & STEELE.
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"a "a
GEO. DYER A. CO..
LIS EAST WARTER STREET, MILWAUKEE, Wis
Manufacturers, Wholesale e. Retail Dealersin
Saddlery, Saddlery Hardware,
CARRIAGE & TRUNK TRIMMINGS,
TRUNKS, VALISES CARPET BAGS
CoLLARs, W:IPs, FLY-NErs, BELLS, BLANKETS
HORSE BRUSHES, CURRY-CoMss, CARDS, &c.
Saddtes-More than 100 varites of Side, Span-
ish. Pad, Columbian, American, and English
Saddles. Also, Brides, Martnsalcs, Girths.
stirrup feathers, Surciuglcs, Csuppers, Hal.
tiers, Sc.
H0rness-Team, Wagon, Buggy, Gig, Carriace
and Coach Harness
Condrs-of all kinds and every quality.
Sdaatery HarlacQre-Embyacin a great variety
Vi BITS, Ssiriilps, Buckles, Hames, Trees,
Ierrets, Hooks. Pad Screws, Cockeyes Chains
Rosettcs' Ornaments, Tacks, Wcbbs, &C.
Russet aud Patent Leather.
Carriage Observation-Disclosures variety of
Bands, Clips. Props, Shaft Tips, Maileable lions
Gnahieica C'oth, Trimming Cloths, Damasks,
Laces, FrnSes, Silks, Tufts, Buttons, CARPETS,
Oil Cloth, &C.
-, Ir"nk 1r'nnsings-Locks, Rivets, Hinges,
Nails, Innings, &C. Tyuaks-Packing and Tray
cling Trunks, valises, Carpet, Leather and En-.
ameied Cloth Travelling Bags, Ladies' Trunks
and Hat Boxes. Whips-Twis, Sulkey, Trot.
ting, Gig, Wagon and Coach whips, Covered
wood and Raw Hide team whips, Raw Hides,
Hickory stalks, Buck and Horse Hide Thongs,
TX and Stage Lashes. LEATHER and Skins
Kusset Bri5le, and Skirting Leather, Patent
Skrting' Patent Split Skirting, Flap, Blind and
Dash Leather, Oil Top Leather, Enamelcd Top
Channels Skins.
The attention of purchasers is called to the
above. as the goods are made and selected with
great care, and for sale at prices which will com.
pete with any in the west, at 135 East Water
Street. owl
n97 ly. GEO. DYER & Co.
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Wholesale Grocery House,
Established ias lSlS.

NO. luS EAST WATER STREET, MIiwxukEE, Wis.
ME undersigned would call the attention Of
Il the Country Merchants to their Stock which
consists in part of.
loo Hhds. Porto Rico xuscavado Sugars.
SO Bills. Refined
100 New York Grccers Syrup.
300 Bags Rio Java Cottees.
3OO Ha!fchests Young Hyson, Gunpowdcr .
OolOng Teas.
$50 Butt, Tobacco, of the best Virginia Brand.
together with a full assortment Of Groceries.
woodward, Brooms &c. Our terms are cash or
approved paper Please give us call.
N. B.-Sole Agents in this State for the Sale
Of Duponts Powder Safety Fuse q full supply
constantly on hand.
LITTEL Il BOXER,
Milwaukee, April 1857. n29ly.