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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
TuE CrAa pIrFIcCLrY-The Proyi-

TuE CrAH DIFFIcULrY.-The ProyI-
derce Journal proposes 4 new and novel
WAY Of settling the troublesome affairs in
Utah without violating the doctrines OF
.quat,er sovereignty, and in accordance
with the wishes Of the sectional interests
into whose hands the Government has
wholly fallen. 1t proposes that a few
pretty mulat.o slave girls be injured 10
run away and take refuge among the Nor
mons, and adds: M. buchanan would
send the whole army after them, with
Gen. Scott at tie head Brigham Young
would naturally refuse 10 surrender the
femme fugi,fes lie would have a |" spe-
cal revelation" upon the matter in less
than fifteen minutes. \ conflict would
ensue, and while the army was employed
in the great constitutional duty Of getting
back tte negroes, il would, by overturning
the power Of Brigham Young, incidentally
establish peace aud aw and order in the
territory"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19

Tows ELEcTIos.-The election Cor
Town Officers, for lie Town of Mineral
Point, held on Tuesday last, resulted In
the choice of the following officers, al
except Mr.. ODowd, Republicans:
Supervisors Hayes, Chairman,
+" John Lore,
Paterick O'Dowd.
Sup, Of Schools ohm Love
Town Clerk-E. D. Phillips
essor-Ma,thew GoldsworthY.
Justices Of the Peace-Fraucis keegan,
John Hoare.
Constables-Henry Schellinger,
William Gibson,
Francis Trebilcock
Treasurer-Matlhew Bennett held over,
having been elected a, The April Town
Meeting.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19

IRA>sPLANTING TREEs.-The tree
taken up, prune the roots with knife, so
as 10 leave none more than about a foot
long; and if any have been torn of near
to the stem, prune the part so that no bruis-
eS or ragged parts remain Cot off all
the hbres close to the roots, for they never
i've, and they mould and do great injury.
II cut OIL, their place is supplied by other
flbres more qmckly-T William Goblet
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19

INDIAN AGENr.-Col. James Robinson.
formerly of Galena, has received the ap-
pontment of Agent for the Winnebago
Indians.
BRIDGE Across THE WIscoSs1x.-The
citizens of Prairie du Chen have voted
to invest $4,000 in the construction of q
bridge across The Wisconsin river.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19

BoILER ENPLosIoS.-W are indebt-
ed to NIr. E. VI. Williamson, Esq, Of this
city, who was on the spot, for the follow
ing heart-rending intelligence. On
Thursday last, as the workmen were en-
gagged IN running the steam saw-mill
owned by P. l.. Moor, Esq OF this city,
one of the boilers burst asunder at about
It's middle, scattering death and distruc-
noa around. The engineer, whoes name
we could not learn, was approaching the
fire place to light his pipe, when the ex-
ploslon took place. His head was blown
off, and he was otherwise mangled in a
most horrid manner. Another man.
(whose name we could not learn, was
blown some thirty or forty feet high. and
some thirty or forty yards distant He
is probably dead ere this. Two others
were badly injured.
The boiler parted in the center, and
flew with tremendous force in contrary d.
rectons. One portion was thrown a dis
lance Of 30 yards, pIowing into the earth
10 the depth Of three or four feet, aud dis
lodging from its bed rock of several tons
weight. Particles of timber, lumber, and
every species of movable thing, were
scattered in every direction AT a most as
tonlshIng distance Madison Patriot.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
High Water in the Wisconsin.
Winter has left US at last. Wea

Winter has left US at last. Weather
warm and dry. Vegetation beginning to
appear. The Wisconsin is IN fiood-high-
or than for many years s, wild as TO
stop the running of lumber: the effort
now being 10 secure II to the banks, and
keep it from being swept out and lost,
this too In many cases is found impossible
10 do Several rapid pieces, have III
spite of all effort to the contrary, broken
away from their moorIngs, gone over the
Shauretle dam, torn and broken to pieces,
in sight of hundreds of men. The value
of an ordinary rapid piece is about $500,
which is thus totally destroyed in five MIN
utes, This IS the case more or less on all
rapids from Jenny Bull Falls TO Point Has.
Three men were lost in attempting to
rue to Neeee's Dam at the foot of Grand
Rapids, on Friday. and two more at the
same place on Sunday. Il is also report
ed that two men were drowned on Mon
day at Little Bull Falls.
The prospects of our lumbermen are
much clouded. The river is immensely
swollen, still rising, with no prospect OF
It's falling for many days. Everything
on 1t is in danger; the lumber RATED is
constantly breaking away-dans, hooms,
logs, lumber ia pile Oh shore-all are at
the mercy of the raging element, and CO.
ing to loss. Meantllne, thousands of
hired hands are nearly idle while pork is
$40 per barrel, and other supplies corre-
/ spending in price. These are some OF
the draw backs on this numbering bust
ness. i5snltlar floods prevail on the riv-
i crs West Of us, the supply OF the commod,
ity IN the lower market this summer, must
be far less than former years, and ii cor
responding increase III the demand must
ensue.-[ Stevens Point PInery, May T.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19

ssS- Henry Clay himself would have
co-operated with the Democratic party,
had he lived 10 this day.-IN. Y. Journal
of Commerce.
OF the many bad and false things the
. Democratic" politicians SAID of Mr. Clay
while living. none were more groundless
and foolish Than the above presumption of
the Journal of Commerce. Insulting and
scandalous as were the charges they brot
against him when he was one of the chief
actorss n the political drama of his time,
he could not have regarded them as more
SO Than, il living, he would ibis.
No accusation is more dishonorable 10
the one accused than that of treacherv.
unless 1t be that of murder; and If there
ever has been one among our leading
statesmen who was incapable of that
crime, Henry Clay was that man. He
" would rather be right than be Presi-
dent and by " cooperating with the
Democratic party" he would be all wrong,
and 4 traitor to all the political professions
and acts OF his life. OF such reachery.
we repeat it, henry Clay was never ca
pable, and would not be now, " had he
lived at this day
Let the Journal OF Commerce deal with
the living, and leave the venerated dead
to sleep undisturbed. The living, if ac-
cused vi Inconsistency or enornIty of con-
duct, are here 10 defend themselves; but
the dead, If thus accused are siien; and
defenceless; aud to even suppose that
they would now do that against which
they slroye all lhe days and years OF their
lives, IS most unjust and understandable.
The history Of Henry Clay's life and po-
Itical acts Is written, and every schoo-boy
Is familiar with IL That history tells Us
that he ever was strongly and bitterly OF
posed TO the d" Democratic party" ard
from that we are warranted III saying that
. had he lived in this day." he would De
still opposed 10 1t as strongly and bitterly
as ever, and probably even -lore SO, that
party being " at this day several de-
grees more corrupt and unprincipeied than
when he was the champion Of lis oppo-
nents.- Chicago journal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19

A MODEL CoURT.-It is mentioned In
the Kansas correspondence of the Mis-
sour Democrat, that the district court over
which Lecompte presdes is now in ses-
sion at Leavenworth, and that the notori-
Gus Frederick Emery, who has been re-
Gently appointed to an important post in
one of the territorial land Offices by Mr..
buchanan, is on trial for murder En-
cry was the leader of the Leavenworth
mob that murdered Phillips in cold blood,
and that utter his death drove all the free
settlers out of town, forcing them at the
point Of the bavonet, to instant departure
uuder the penalty of death lie was also
conspicuous as Il revcngeful and bloody
PARTISAN Iii the border troubles before and
after that event; aud more than one
violent death is justly charged upon him.
These facts IN the territory are notorious
The accusations againt HIM are not de-
med by his friends III public or private,
though he is justified by his confederates,
upon the ground that 1t is no crime 10
kill ''d-ud abolitions" But, he is on
trIal and on the jury are Clarhson, Mr.
Buchanan's postmaster al Leayenworth
both Of whom are implicated with Emery.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-05-19
MINERAL FONT:

EDITOR AND 2 :oPidEToR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
Grand Monthly Jubilee.

I, ,m,. xssn,~ to give abe details Of this nun'n
mt s,s,espri-. IN this short aivestis ur'nt, snr W
M r.f,rg res.r M reader 10 eipc'ssars sr t. ID.
IorRsAL OF koAAScs atseii, e"py o. wlA0n
!. a.. IA ,as sv grt:ug 10 :, htaiF, uuoh ne! =,
i.- NJ cs x taac, Cl,essa, or ~ Ao'A --oi Haxs
- a 1t .hc ofie ~ uaiie OF psps m ~hlSi, isls
AL -t,s.mae' sPFts's ,.or,,.. Al =,
~ .ilse ii. ii,s a. so. Evry rtsrtos III gr' as''
q, ,.nii il.,sn tiiat z, III F'7s. SO - %
: .4i e futf- ut-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
REAL ESTATE.

/
..tENS LHT.I.St p.
l. AND 4 q II II II.
office in .,chi on. BIsck, second street..
between Min aud brady.
Timber Land.
- AcRrs lag, h.se,.tg. Tnnher % ulii,,s
iom pat np1fi, pr.oc f3o per acre; VIII he
3yittt su1 pii' haser>
improved Farms.
,lu,sr., Il ta,ies,i ia, n. n'i.e, 'f,'o p'v
30. ~ 4, eHluvatlm g.-l board tenec with
a.rl' h.ns, 1i "'e.
A. .ur,taI frn y r,N from n.vrnpsf'--i6o
80. @,N ,ost. - r4ttyathn past timber i.~
ha IA e'c
bm,,,- f.,,.. Ia s.uilri eG -.cT,s; 80 acres
pr ys-ao tci. timber ui,nins waier, house sta
BILE, etc.
aliacas miles trum pavss,svt~ff II acre. IN
fence 40 acf.,, high state of cultivation, is9
acre. tirnh i, large ni.aa iwo -a,"' @.as % wats,
afge house with room, stahes, "ntbaIdihgst etc
na. fraIn n4v v.np5rt-4o acres in eul Walton
good house, stabs, etc
s.. miles from navrnpott--l2o acrt> all in fence,
igi cu tsdtl, ~ atrc' iu'ps ~ 'i y AZ
RI hous,, stth.e, t.
3in4l4. from ptyenport-sn aerrS: 80 acre, III cu-
:iyst.3n uart timber. isrge new house, eos"' barn.
etc, ct.
/, n1ies from u Diyenpitt--sh acres; 20 acres IN
-,lftiyatlon GOOD honst. s'shl,, etc
II nl,e, from ptvci,!ntt- Sa scrc-' 6o acres III
cultivation, Ed housa stahe. 'ac.
IL mite ffsu, DaSturaft- ilAttes' 90 a'r' III cut
ay,ti.n II acrts spltudd tImber- balancs prairie
+. re,tet ,rt cunning watef, hcuse, laise s'Ahf'
smoke house, etc.
l5 ni!t-> II III nivanlort; 81 Acres-slii IN suluVs.
lion: hoii,e, stable; etc
llmilg. rom Davenport So aere.--sll in ienee ana
cHlti, alton.
2ao aer, N tr,,. am cultivation, I'll sh" Dubuque
road miles from Davenport
A ,tr.,s mari land, mllc- from nas ni"r. oeau-
tfli yi.w eveg Rock Island. Mississippi auu pa''"-
port.
200 A. r. n ri,h y at,Ie land Ly wale"i' som" -
II cn,ti4at.d, And a larEs. amount OF uhlmpioSe'
land IN Scott County
nutober Of houses lots and vacfht lots, p.aNsi4.
ly situated in dir-rent parts Of nAvenroit r"' '"'
on favorable terms
,s beautiful lots in North Dsvenport-terms hofi-
Ally. Appiy TO u-,,r,IvT.ycy
Visit julius u
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Euln. WATCHES.

ana yat Large and yAlaah.s iihsafiFs Al
vsemlens Y.:l hs decd upon .h'.ar' q. 90 l,, r.
s.a., l. Il. nnnlh II ,.air Subscriptions, sEd
w,hosf Ils 4a=afi Of iraissa2,h 4 w! D eaxsa "
And ,.t llaIasdis,'iy, ih6!Eb I be cns q lnou,
nj pausr, Besides tals, every sabseriter comes
! H. tnr . seca,s ChSnct In
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g:e,YY NEST Desirable buiiashr
Lots,
TO Laa.s fer Fifteen Ysars

,.,,,, A., yr.r,,.nal hsf 4, bloes rs (sr,.nt,
l .vei Garner ~ Ia Gisire and Front STREETS. tho
.,ly,i-i n,o eleven i,is snitshs f"r e"ni1."aio-s
.,a,ss AMI Coun....ia; Gcu.er s- offered !" 1re.A
- IN. shove named tern Convenient sfr'h -
tspa,ne with pr rirai,y to he hs!'rO.d etpoi Eek
ufc,.ltafiv drSir-tl- for nnsiir.r porisH.~ ~
rtresf yn II Hii.ptT FAN Sesi p.stas'l y .
DAWSON B RITE Davenport u
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Prairie Lands for Sale.

vGNHE subscriber has one IN, usand acres ot pr'A
rrairi. land. in Jsspr, Story, Marsha' saa
rrAnrln Caunti.s which he viii sell fer oa.h,
erras Also for sa. .. me fne building lotson F'ahy
snf P.r-y streets 10 N nth DAvennor' c
fsn ~ itf tpLiN q" ~ '"'o>
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
,aiua..le Property far sale W hs !
Davenport.

II coop anildus iat- .ite t~e ...F :, 80 80
. Her. an, ~ l"'> ovef,.~'s'ns NJ. u" -.
- 49, s,aiy +. samuel tisY u kas' u'N'n-
t.Iea DAY sr is. jordan r. pa. 81.
it.'' = :" - ans2s-iti
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Magnificent Enterprise.

Magnificent Enterprise.
,.cn, ~ltRsrklBi.ks iN one YEAR,
, rc M OBTAINED -. SIX MON rs !.
.t.1 ,spn 10 q. GfNr> n / RI VI = hc'
~ ~, 10 IL, t,tXfN IN SIN MON lis
Az u.srlass all Afr.ereiaars ttNs to- = =,
~ t,i-i4ns 30 d00o SD ,eriteF III sx mouths ahd
y sse th following Airaotaha'S Il 49, ~ - -
~ " made tat ,,ry aEGtsf sni BEsI la>-
,s, t,nty p.ar OF ,hc country. and stil Il Ut the
LOW EST pfice. >exrp
49, t.,n oUALiED Rld cannot b. >ur pas ed Il I'D
.-alty. the reason ttst W sns stse slin y laI
-, thp whole proce, ds u ths ieper Tor SIX n"hths
-, Asa 600 The most OF the sum VIII be gwen IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

,.-,,.r bs. nnm,erl--s desirable pie
,, 49, sns r..r tn elite. ~ psvrnufr, an"
:, ,pe., ,b~ town ~ port Byron fhs' y
N I0ciiatfl -
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Silver Plate,

'' H. ~rt.r.. y,rth from ONE DOAL.R q
osE HuNDts ED DOt.LARs, OF saars, Ta4t'
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e1T1Cs 70 ADvERTIsERs.

10 seuuso.s for yearly advertisers VII be- d'se'n
IN ed v,ssous prevnus notice TO ~.
kArsS GUS charged double the s~me dimension"
-.
displayed sdvsrtisemenu one hall more '"A'
eai rstss.
Yearly advertising contracts viii be undef''o"
v,y ..risuy " theiunedia,e basin.s' al The Ad'e'
a, and au other advertisements scat IN y 'h' ~
r,lser vln bs charged extra
Advertisements not accompanied with in'"p''1''
N h nsssssd until iorbd, and charged se.of''"s'
Neucss for religious and benevolent Pu'p'''
ted ssss ,S~s fvee Of cost, thereafter eh'iseu o.
AW sdvertisepaeUts.
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For Sale.

AoNE hundred arp. twenty Bu''hins 'o's !" ~
Addition t. the town of Por, Dy'ou' .,,,.a an
Tfa-. lots are ,iiei le and handsomely snus'a. oA
.Ae bank ~ the Mississippi. They VIZ Or sou on ~
tonsha germs p... p,.t. 4
Por particulars inquire 81 Nessrs .nftee; 49,,
co, port Rvron Charles J Hneers, hss ,o'"
corbn 4 Dow Davenport, or Of the snn.rr,p, ,x
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n. BOlRN,

u.ol.r and Auct,oueer VIII attend 70
n. ,.i.s sf oMy Property, Less Lands, s.,m' etc
I. Avalon. Once With Geo. L. kichois, L.hu
\ seNt Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

IAMES. +. HOGANE,

.,.,.,v .pa @, ,uu..ncr AT Law Vniee nor.a'~
ssnsr Maiu and sec.nd streets. ps.''pot'' 'o~"
tdselsdtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

erNgH nrs, ter0 of M Hermsn h.msssoees
sosi ~...
4 ,uAtAk,s ssem ksvins esea psessseA =, WAeLe .
49, suiIdies css.sr u ~ end Brady esFscss hfW.
NJ mi - slsssA Ter No. ststbO tssH0h Dseee.i
srs,os TOT CeisSs Durssins ssy ss ths Aloass -.
gisA bsancAss '..' =, -, -. : z y
can "a sssslne ~ 0sess - hsssuCtho.s -,
lot fsvth<s Dsrtaeuisrs nssirs " ~ prisAeaa -
NV J.0 Messo. ~ A.. Hstst1avs T. i.
I, r.. T. 4 D. Dxyrsvs. n. = psseQ.
I 1s OAsosy 1aAe~s 49, Jaa. .. 1sss.
rHtxfsunD nsass watts. Sash d osjbs, '0es 80
4 Wa,ss escss, osses. Whistss, ntesial1es -
sthes OAuSs cV~es. wat-s Sdns~s. ~, naes0es y
,sh f. WDsees ~ essSs aH
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THE CRANBERRY. !.

su~Rg -sAssf hsss sr~ tAs ssv, Y iss ~ s.ss -
kovsss UvlAsD esaI "a Assks. n. .ssis,.s :,
- - tw4a.p u w.ssts,s xn
:. ,s,, ~. .,ss on .ts s,eisl - ~ ~ ~
H. Ssnsad sss sos sh ssy - -
.'a,A as's-' i.'r xc, .baA syst4 -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

..,srs In Choice Family Groceries and Provisions,
Also . gsnssl sssorsmsni o. DRY 1ooas, .s0s su
:. M vuIov ware, Ac., Corner Of 81 street and
veessse Avsnus, Davenport. l0vs. ecsio u
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n,,amANAM A l0NNN, !,

orssys II Law omer No o no',,"a .,onr,
An .,rr,,. Johu Johns, u. 5. C"in"is''o'''
Ror Court Of Claims.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

-, d,.cri1ti.r u slt mer.no taf'tty, Tee u
ned six ssshuerr, l.rn beavtr and cAli sl"ses,i',
ladies. stht-, misses sud byS' also AexafdeF MI
C,,ov-s: gents and ladie~' kid- med 'i'Vcs ~
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YOUTHS CAPS,
LOOK TH.s WAY.

IL Bank Book Paper II al the s1es, which ann pre-
pared 10 get up BDEs ~ the sh ,r,e-t notice "a any
lstran that may ie Wantei, wf5h sr with AT rriisi
hC;d. have Bisnk Books asa Bills sulary always
IN hand Give NJ. l.. JOHN son a call beiare gong
elseSlIere. nov "a. .
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HORSE WANTED.
NEW MUSIC.

a 6OpD SADDLE NURSE. lac must lie sound,
~ good Size, and in every way suited Cor constant
service VI. \. LAWRENCE.
or-f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
list RECENEn.

s5ISS +. r. BARKER has just received a large
I'd assortment Of Millinery, consisting Of
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NJ. l.. JOINSON,S

Go and Sec the Elephant!
q LARGE Elephant can now be seen. free Of
- charge, Main street. doors below Second.
We don't mean 10 that FMBICH hcs became
specu.atr ia Elephants. Aut tsi be has Just opened
the most ctaad stock of Fall and Nirier ID. Goods,
than ecyrr had ihe pleasure o. showing his
toners aud the pupiic generally. Tnev are Away.
ready AMI wi.ie 20 show their goods, and their prices
are known II lie very los, there vii lie 10 difficulty
il being suited. Give sam. Eniich a call.
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TENNESSE AND ILLINOIS MONEY.

- ase at par the notes Of AL the solvent snks
of Illinois aud tennessee, ;E cash bills OF fro-
ceTies- at the lowest cash prices.
oct Il . s E.GILBERT, la'
Sycamore near Natcr.
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To which she invites palsoniir attention %. tn'
ladies Evansville and yiciLigy.
lEF-U. .I FIR. BARKER, First street.,
fees Bet. Main and Locust, opposite the l.. q.
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NEW FIRM.
Evansville Gas Light COMPANY.

TzNIlE Stockholders o, this Company viii meet at
Il their Office Oh the sSenty sixth day &c October,
So, fJr the purpose Of eectinC three Directors 10
cTye Tor the ensuing year. {. Y. KEATS,
octi4-td PRESIDENT.
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ESIRDS of Spring.
- Five Bellies Polka.
Gentle Annie.
The New PLAY Ground.
Wish many other lew and popular pieces, f,r sale
iy lnctl2l .-.. II. CONJUNCTION.
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C5tuns1illsl slailg scurnal.


CARTS FOR SALE.
rENWO na-g Que horse Carts, with iron axles, for
a sale low ly SAMUEL CIR.
cctH
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y l. w
GA T0TNT FTR %|
SUPERIOR YEAST P0WD r,
TIE QqieLest and Sared Itqst PoanEkr erer

ZatsOdUcCd.
ems Yeast Powders far superior to hops orlrew.
" ers yeast or any Otne quick yeas;s how IN Ilse,
Tor making light bread, Tread hot biscuit or rolls
CAKES of ali Kinds, dum pling, padding and ey vari
ETY. OF pastry; ia fact, everything tlt clu Le made Of
Hour, coIII or Buck Wheat meals i. f.f.Tr nc
- The most Dyspe p;ic cat bread made with
this Yeas, without ini iU' = F
This Yeast renders th' read white, light and whole
some, and Of fresh an sweet taste aih SMELL never
leaving any spots turning i yellow, in wlioh quail
cs II surrasses Thing OF the Kind iiltrOuced
The manufacturer warrants this Yeast TO give satisiac-
tOn Or the money will lcrefundCd. 1.f|Ilfi'-.1
Families, Hotels and Steamboats, can he supplied iy
leaving orders at the manufactory. a hhers scOunt
made To- Grpcers- DR. MAGENrSS.
octl d&wsm Corner ID Y Locust ST., Evansville.
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REcCORMICK7S REAPER AND NOwER.-we
WI are Agents for the sale Of this reliable Aaline
all who wish to ave labor in the Harvest Field, Should
procure We have samples Oh hand, which
H0RNBRO0K a. CO.,
mh3l Water street. Evansville.
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