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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

President l'lrnes, several months sine
appointed Hon, Mr.. MoRsr. II La, a sps-
rial Commissioner 10 New Gwnada charged
with the settlement Of the difficulties arising
out u the Panama massarrr of 18th April
1886, and out Of the new laws Of that r.
pnbIlc in refsreace 10 tonnage duties md IN.
creased impcss On mail matter passing
through the lsthmus The mizslon has
been unsuccessful. tho government Of New
Grenada disclaiming Ill responsibility for the
lcss Of HE AMI pillagc. a, Panama, and il
also declined TO discuss tho esprIieucy ol
changing tho new tonnage laws Mr. Momss
aad our resident Minister thero. Mr., lIowlIs
then Submitted an ultimatum that the New
Gana,lan government pay M indcmnifca'
ton Of stoo,0o0 Tor the affair Of Panama
and grant CERTAIN concessions as to the RICH,
OF Intervention Ly the United States IN tie
poiicu government IT the ls,hmus The III.
'imaiam however WAS prremp,or,ly rrjecte,l
Ch.rupon Mr. MoHss broke ~ the negutt
stirn aad annonne~i that Mr. BowtiS would
also withdraw The formsr was on his ~,
turn Ia the 'n,tsi states.
Il is reported tina, large naval lor,e " u
he comsn'm,ed un b1,h thu Pacific aud
Atlantic si.les nf the i,bmus. and that il
the gnve'nnrnt nr New Granada cntinnrs
Ia rofis the latisfar,inn dcnlan,i~l by The
'nitnl states. that n0r government viii ~izc
anal hold military ocrupation NJ Ihr lsihmp,
until rpamtlon Ia ma,i" iot past ooirag,~,
anil acnri,y given Gr N" hi,ur
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

The legislature has mol yet got in COED
working orler. In the House. on Tuesday.
the only bosipr- trnn.artcd was the np-
pointmeut Of committee Ia consider ile
legality II the extra session ii the legisla
.urc. The Conncil met and Immediately
adjourussi
Il Is highly probable, that Gnv, Msp,-
avs trs, message viii le .cnt 10 the Iegi+
lnturc to-day
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

The Postmaster General has ur,lersi the
name Of the Po,oflice a, ShukIay scott
county, TO be changed 10 shakops'
Cassi =. GAR,ick, has bo,n appointed
Postmaster at Amalon, Chisaao county.
vice |. u, Lowpss. resigned
4 i'ostoiiicr has been established n,
beaver, Winoba county, and -arLnos
Baooss appointed Postmaster.
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rURNs or TINE
WEEKLY psOsE ER AND DE MOI nAT


We received information yesterday, that
R.R Srlsos. Esq.. lad ben appointed
Associate .luatir u the District E"'rt 81
this Territory in place of Judge sasnncHs,
whose term II Office hal espirsi. We l'~rd
also ,ha, a successor had been appointed In
place Of Judge Cnsrrisi.p who's" name We
lid not learn.
G. t.. CnAsE. Eaq, Of ~ An'hony. has
been appointed Secretary Of thr Territory
10 place Of J. TaAyis Roassn, Fac wh"-t
term Of otIiee had expired.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

IL THE EgADERs % TIE ONO srArEssA>.
The readers Of the Siute,man are, pre-
sumo generally aware that am about to
lCaye Ohio. 10 enter upon duties new AMI
uniried To myself Both necessity and in
clinaiion have contributed to influence me TO
this determination All time Of life when
| should have been seeking repose, am
about to launch ont anew in the affairs, re-
sponsibilities and pcrpicyities Of the active
business Of the world.
After SO many years Of close and intimate
connection with the interests Of the people
If Ohio, and the Democratic party If the
State in particular, this discovering Of ties
and citizenship, Mt this time, lido not attempt
10 disguise bears heavily upon my feelings
but in the midst OF this gloom there is ray
Of light in the hopa--in the almost certain
contd nee that shall meet in nv new home
and field Of labor the same warm hearts to
appreciate my good endeayors, and to cx-
cuse my Shortcomings
During thirty years OF faithful aud un-
swerying service in the Democratic ranks
participating somewhat actively in the con
tiicts Of parties and Of men, | would have
been Eiorc than human bad escaped those
errors Of jujgmeu, natural TO al men. In
the scti,e and exciting scenes ofa politicians
Ire, 10 be exempt from these was more than
could have been expected. Yet | am con
solcd by the reelection, that whatever errors
bayc attended my path, were designed for
good and that my motives and purposes
were for the best interests Of the State and
people, which were more prominent in my
mind Than the selfish ends Of nv own nd
yanc,;acnt and advantage
Not having disposed Of The Statesmen, |
leayc j, under the editorial charge OF J, B.
MARSHALL, Esq.. who has had greet expert
cue" aS q newspapsr writer, is sound and
cNprcncod Democrat, and accomplished
scholar aud a gentleman Of the first chsrac
ter
leaving this establishment, under such cir
ci,ns'a5@s, shall, 81 coaae, still feel D.
cniiar interest in its welfare. and hope the
Democracy 81 the state will not fail to give
), that seaport which paper at this poin,
mn,i have 40 keep its lead above water"
IA The signs in Ohio at this time indicate
o snr' AMI certain victory for the DeDocra
y lsxt iall aud esnecialis. { ,hsyy AZ. SAYS.
I'd m The ae.rctlon OF candidates; aud wheth
or here or in distant Territory. shall r.
ioice With them N their snccess. and regre,
With them in their leEa,s Good prime.
ples only want good mca TO carry them on,
anil thcir sucrcss - CERTAIN.
NJ future Of ycu being somewhat IN
Tie INST. ai.d not in the written record. it is
,mpoasio be io say ia what TART 81 the Terri
iar, Il the Hiied States NAV b. found
onA April from this hroce I, i not necessa
r. 81 ta.s moment 10 say more than bid my
rcas,ler.. Cd and yoang. hearty farewell for
,h, present, hoping tha, none of them may
cyer FAR worse than 80 tind themselves dom.
,eit-A ga the bread and rich prairies 81 the
almost tsonndle~s West; anil II any Of you
,sonA come 10 The range of the undsrsigp~i
you ate hereby promised cordial shake of
the hsspi and hearty scleome
= Mrp,sy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

IsY Mr.. KALocn, Of reeve, So,o''ety
csau,al his min ,,erisl hinc,ious 10 the Tre
mon, Tscple The doors Of the church 'er'
closed ., aipc O'Clock. 80 deus Was ,A'
crowd.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

hNNf& ga 80 VS. M -
AT the PRESIDENTIAL election. tbs total op
Pcsil'oa nAe,iIy over BucsASAS, was To-
9ss TaS majority ex h@Irv. the hrsicu
Know Nothing and Rspablicaa eanisAsss
iw 3oywnor Is but ass.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

co. a.. E0six>o~ We bsara frvm re-
liable author y, hat toi Jas Robinson. Of
l,unleiih. has been appointed Agent 10 the
Winnetavn lnsiians w MirDesosa
This is an excellent appointment, and "
prupr acknowledgment ~ the Colonel !.
ialors for ths F,sraotstic cause Perhaps
~ nan amnug the Old Flower. Is hetty
ka0wn than oar cid friend the Coloa~i. and
W. arr glad thai bis servssS IN thu party
have hesa apprcris,-d
The Colooei was originally from Peoria.
anil has alwsys heen a sound and nealons
psmocrat.-D,Ytgr ErDrsss ard HrraH
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

latsi and unofiend,ag colony " settlers, liv.
lng n x1at th-y believed 10 ,. perfect sec1-
ritz, and committed an indiscriminate slaugb
nc Of all the men, women and children Of the
se,terlent, numbering between forty and fifty
'soah. As scoH as they had inflicted ,his
lrr bic outrage, the sayages Ted, / is SUD
posi-, tn the Ysnkton country.
fhe Indians who perpetrated these afro
sties are outlaws from their own tribes
ihg.r existence IA incompatible With the
safety Of the frontier. Ia order to insure
the speedy and certain punishment of these
unr'ierers rs well for the sake OF example 10
future as for the present protection Of our
wstSn iroutFr It may hs stlvtNble to
memorabilia the President Of tie United
States TO send an adequate force Of mounted
men TO sconr the country between the Min.
nesoia and Missouri rivers; to appoint al
efficient Superintendent Of Indian afiairs, who
will be required to recall the Indians upou
their reservations. and to reside ~ near rs
possible to the Indian Territory; and to take
all such other steps as may he necessary TO
ascertain and punish the perpetrators Of the
ontrages at Spirit Lake, and protect the de
ttii'fiSss SSitlets ou uur Wtstr1u UNI SoutH
ern borders.
In submitting to you. Gentlemsi, my brs,
official communication, cannot iorego the
opportunity To congratulate you upon the
present auspicious prospects OF this Terrific.
ry. Rapidly approaching the day Of hen
adoption as State into the Union, with
a soil Of unsurpassed fertility with nsvi.
gable streams extending IN every direction
both within and beyond Der own limits,t bear
upon their waters the bountiful products OF
an industrious and enterprising population.
with all the natural rsyourccs which con.
tribute TO the wealth, Prosperity, and ma
terial independence Of o State,--and with
the assurance Of an early construction Of al
extensive railroad system, LET US hail the
dawniDg Of bright future for Minnesota
whose interests and prosperity il shonA be-
our single aim to promote
| II will afford me sincere pleasure, "a Al
will be- my duty, 10 cooperate with the Leg
islative department at all times, in what
ever may be deemed calculated 10 preserve
the wei.heing 81 the whole Territory.
| :. MEosgr
! Saint Paul, April, 1857.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-30

CBARifs +, FLASps,r, Esq the ener
sctic Agent for the Sioux OF the Mississippi
Ia nov in this city Mr. r sor the past tNc
w~.k.. has been travelling over the south
ern portion Of Minnesota, for the purpos
u ssoding the Sioux. hunting in that por-
ton Of the Tcrri,or, to their reservation on
the Minnesota His efforts have been sue
ecs.hil. AMI We learn that all the lndians
with the exception Of one hand epcamp",l
near websshaw have broken up THEFT
camps. and arr nov on their way TO ihc res
cryaiion.
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oo,. Medar,'. Editorial vsird,e,.r,

We find in the Ohio .>,aisso,sa OF Aprii
H. The following yaledictory Of Col M
DAIRY. addressed 10 the raders Of that jour
nal.
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oovrasoR's MESSAGE.


seat t,e following messaye IN writing io The
IegislatiYe 4 ssenb.y: -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
Imal Embellishments.
SEiERiFF,S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF writ o
beri fsi>. No 1858 issued of the Office of tbes
Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and for the sounty OF Iowa
in the State WISCONSIN and to directed against
the ooL aud cuattels, lands and of lillian
T Phillips William Nichols James James and 1hona;ss
p.v-v defendants, anG in favor of CAsIlss Bracken,
,!ntE This day lsyied and seized upon the fol-
described liece tract OF Land known aud des-
iaats1 wit The southeast quarter Of the
this three
in township ~ north of range number three
east the county Of Iowa and Stats of Hiscop sim
will wednesday the 9Th day of December next,
D. 1897, ocIoc. in the afternoon Of said day at ihe
front Of the Court Aouse in tbs city of Mineral
Point the county Of Iowa. expose 10 sals at pablo
vsnaue all ttis, claim and interest the 81
had ia and to the above described premises
tLs 10th day September A. D. 1885, any tZae
since cash. to tue highe. and best bidder therefor
sai.y said wit and interest and cost. accruin. tkers
Dated she-iT's Osce Mineral Point.
tLis -4tl day Of October, A. L. 1857
GEO. AESSERSAITH, Sheriff
OF Iowa County, Wisconsin
Cons NEsSEoRE, PITS Att'ys 42wT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
SUERIEE,S SALE

Thomas : North and judgement received for
William Powell, SI,255 74-lOO in Dane
County Circuit Court IL
John D. Nelch and the State of Wisconsin,
Samuel Charlc-worth. August 10th, 1897.
MOTTO l. hereby given hat by virtue of an execu-
\ tiau % directed BY Wakeiev TennCv, defend
ANTS Attorneys in the above entitled action command
ing 20 satisfy certain Judgment rendered said
action in Tie Circuit Court aforesaid and doc5eted
The County of Iowa, NT>cu n-u 1he 18th day
:. D. l,57 against the said plaintiffs and their surcfics,
James HAYES Joshua Rhodes, in favor Of said de-
ueut debtor, within the county ct Iowa such could
be found then the Real estate in Iowa coantv
aforesaid belonging to said Judgment debtors on Tie.
gIc 10 tLd personal property old the 2ud day
November, \. d. ISL, levy and sicze the following
described property, TO wit: The east half the north
west quarter, aG the south quarter north
wet quarter and the east ilfo the south quarter
Of section number twenty ~ and the north east
quarter " the north west quarter Of section humble
tseuty five f5J all in town eight S) north of range
number five % east OF tc fourth ~ principal mer-
an, situate in the county of Iowa and W>cou-
-laal Of which viii sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder, "Wednesday the 18th Lav Of
December next A. D. l,57 at the Court House in the
CITY of Mineral Point III the county Of Iowa and State of
Wisconsin. al clock in the afternoon said day or
much thereof as may 10 requisite to satisfy sal exc
cuiion and cost and interest accruing thereon.
Dated ShcrciS office. Mineral Point, Nov 2ud 1877
GEORGE MESSEIsr}IITH, Sheriff
Iowa County, y is.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
W i>COE>iu lSaui..
Mineral Point.


NJ g.-tt"-ion having rrlinquishcl lis rfgIts Ig
=. t't' ~ t.~ state as.I posted ~ MI lie
''..- "t aai..i>rn OF Irourv 81 ff-i..r
At par. S's1'''li cuAatIng notes
Notice Is therefore hereby .s,- -7..,,. =,
-.iet S-.ealtl NOTES OF this Bank must be r,rs,t7
ID ttT A.silN t"a1ptrol.urs office ,r r,f-,,+5,
swu years from the dale tile H-,t nm. "l.lu
.."tlst Or That the funds -tpr>irog far . - ,'l
lac same viii 5e SURRENDERED to tIis I,rl ,-'h OF
ygI1+E2 HENRY y T.ElTs--r, ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
STATE OF WISCONSIN.}
Bank touptrulIer's Office. 5

n.
We tSc'HSsP Bank at Mineral Point in ms STAT
having re inuished business, and I,.,f;,l II, frfs
.-'g sum ~ money sufficient redeem all their ont.
standing cou lag>nel c reuating notes al rr Notice
therefore .srey -igcu, that al, the out>tau.r, r,
par on present alton s. this Office " u a.
-y-@FS VA N. DENNIS, Bank ConautroIIer
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
Yl4inants.
September Term,

: + : '-'isA - :, Z, lansing couyl-tnants.
: sa1es 4 Gibson \ caiharine / September Term,
'Fi.~'u ms Embellishments. \. =. 1857.
pursuance of cecretal order Of the Circuit Court
Tor Iowa county, in the State of Wisconsin in equity
made the 18th day Of September \ u Is57. will be sold
y and under the direction Of the SLrin Iowa county
At pubic auction, at the front door of the Court House
IA the cltE Of Mineral Point. said Iowa county ON
. tl"laay the 9th ly of December next. A. D. lS7 at
rgsA IA the afternoon of said day. all those pieces or
arCe 81 land or town lots described follows to wit
e Frame AcsSrag- tenement and lots numbers five
"a six 90 seven % and eight 81 CONTIGUOUS TO one
another situate Water street in the Village Of Jones'
dale, N the county ut Iowa and Wisconsin and
containing eac 90 them in front breadth the said
.T street tilr 5U) feet, making together two humid
red f-~i and extending in length depth eastward one
hundred 100 feet, between parallel lines angles
Nth the SAID Water stree Z being the lots or pieces
81 ground, which Thomas Parr Jane Parr, his wife
-rSd-l r. tH above manned defendant James A Gibson
II -, al o. HieA ia premises above described viii
ell much thereof may be necessary to satisfy
LIZ --.t rs" hundred and thirty five dollars and five
ell s%39 and J-lOOJ with costs and interest acruinc
tlvf-oG.
y TED shiril. ocs City Of Mineral Point oct I7th
GEORGE NESSERSNTTIT.
r - M . -neri6. Iowa County, Wis
!. Z BLAKE. Attorney S,r, r,s,uI.fu,r.s
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Jazss Mckiiiop.

NOTICE il hereby given, thst by virtue Of execu-
~ ton Issues. Cf the ohce Of the CLERK Of the CIR
Court IN and for the comfy Of Iowa ssd Stats
y I5,Usu favor 81 the above nas4ci plaintiffs
bere4 1000 and dated tse I6SH CAV Of October D. 1857
ami directed. have this the 18th day OF October
a T. 1851 seized lad levied upon all thu right, ttle
and iutsrCt She ssId James hct.iop had in
following described real estate wit The OF
the northeast quarter OF section number twenty nine
(J), and also the southeast quartsr of the
quarter If section number twenty f2o) all in township
humble. SI 90 north Of range number four ~ east
situate the county of Iowa al State Wisconsin,
the interest luFe rsieTTud TO Is and all the
he HID the 10th dag Of March time thereaf
ter-auI viii tAs public rendue q front
door u liz Court House city Mineral Point in
the lows and stats Of Wisconsin.
The 9Th 81 Deceu-bsr next a 1877 at o'clock p
b aid day he CHEST AID best bidder cash.
satisfy the Of hundred snd sixty and dol
iar. together Sith costs 0f sale and interest.
GEORGE GESSERSAITH. Sheriff
ofIuSa County, Wisconsin.
Dated ShcrG-s Office, Mineral Point Oct. 18th, 1877
COBB MEssIoRE, Att'ys for FpfTs- 4lw6
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
DIR. d. M. WELD

DIR. ID. M. WELD
"oULD announce to the citizens Of Mineral Point
w anu the public generally, that he has red his
ID e NTAL OFFICE
to the room Immediately over Mofett's Daguerrean
Rooms, opposite the Post Office High street where
he will be happy to wait all who may be pleased to
favor him with call All operations incident 10 the
profession will be performed with skill dispatch and
lie hatters himself that his experience his business
and skill an operator will satisfaction all.
lie practices the various modes of inserting
ARTYFYCIAL TEEYYY la-
either pivot plate. lie as base gold silver
or guta percha subject TO the choice patients In
every instance Porcelain Teeth will be used of the best
manufacture in the world natural tat ard
sion as TO deceive the most critical observer. These
Teeth are not affected by the agents
consequently never become offensive change their life
IKE apperance-they lasting than life itself
ieet viii be inserted the AtmoSp Pressure
clPIe, from to entire sett the NAV reoir
thus avoiding the old cumbersome method of
Particular attention will be paid treatment of
Chiidrcn's Teeth.
SO as to ensure healthy development and regularity in
rue position q most useful beautiful
Teeth will he filled if the application made in time
pure told IN such manner to preserve them to the
end OF life Teeth win be carefully extracted with as
le pam as passble improved used in
an ctseS, satisfaction warranted in every particular
= TooTH POWDERS always or hand for sl,a
Mineral Point, October 2O, 1856. 41tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01

~ CIV Firm.
BLOD GETT =. HEPPARD
IEAVE entered into a Partnership in the
Il LUMBER BUSINESS
And will sell Lumber from go $50 per Thousand feet
SHINGLES, from 50 10 s. 80 per N best.
They will furnish all materials Bull DING such rs
SASH DOORS, DRESSED LUMBER, &c of ali kinds.
They also Agents fol Eastern Wagons and Car
ria.es Of every description.
Also for REAPERS, HORSE RAKES, 4THRASHERS
~ Cash Paid for Wheat, and all other articles
for supply ing the market.
Yard near the r 4. Depot, Mineral Point.
I. K. BLODGETT
ISRAEL SHEPPARD,
June y, 1897. 2ltf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
II L. Sv "a u y LEY
Y
Fl A S REMOVED


III Is splendid stock Of SPRING SUMNER e. O o d 5
L to the store heretofore occupied by T. : ALLEN.
where be will be glad to wait upon old
He has choice stock of Goods which will be sold
at very low figures for Cash
IF YOU WANT the finest and best qualities and les
Of Silks, Satins. Delanes Cling ans Lawns or articles
of any Kind for Ladies ware,
CALL AT ANSLET'S.
IF YOU WANT the best and finest Of Fast colored
Prints Of the most fasl innable patterns,
CALL AZ ANSLEY' ).
IF Y0U WANT Bro:lIcoths Satinetts, Kentuckey
Jeans, any other article of Cloth,
CALL AT ANSLEY- S.
IF Y0U WANT any thing IN the line OF Cotton OF
Linen for Summer ware,
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IF YOU WANT Jl-achcd or brown Sheetincs Dri /
ings, CamJrcs, Tichings &c,
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IF YOU WANT Boots or Shoes, whether tine on
coarse, large or small, for Ladies Gents Children,
CALL AT ANSLEY'S
IF YoU WANT Bonnets, Hats Caps, of any size,
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IF YOU WANT the best quality of Tea, CoIse Rice
Sugar. any article in the line Family Groceries
CALL AT ANSLEI' S.
IF YOU WANT any thing in the line Of Crockerv
Glassware, Earthen Ware, Queens-Wa are or Cutlery
CALL AT ANSLEY'S.
IF YOU WANT Hardware Glass Nails Buckets Tubs
Wjllow-WaIe, NindIass Rope, Yankee Notions
CALL AT ANSLEY'S
IN SHORT, If YOU any thing bought or sold
to the Human Family, or il want take look AT
splendid stock Of Goods, and learn can ret
first rate bargains in whatever you want at The
tore Of
High St, Mineral Point r22t7 j Jun @s' 49,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-01
ANBROTiPES! ANBROTYPES,,
PROFESSOR MOFFETT.

/ ANlNG just returned from st. Louis where he has
been taking thorough lessons in the would re-
sPccttuliy inform the citizens of Mineral Point vicn
ity that he has opened a fine
Ambrot,Pr, Photograph and Dasuerreian Gallery.
and invites the citizens TO call and his specimens
OF the art, which far surp.ss
and dclicacy of tone and have several over
DaguerTeotypcS- They be taken in fourth the
time sitting they arc not reversed, have glare light
they are warranted never to fade. They the rag.
now IN the cities. All who them with
their beauty and clearncsS. Come
me call Instructions given i'll the art good terms
have on hand fine gold OcketS cheap for cash all kinds
of fancy and frames. Children taken in one secoD
Rooms opposite Post Office.
-2u c. R N0EEETT. Artist.