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" Yer safe In Richmond Peterson boae.-r AIsr,,
plyh DnvAl Norton, John Garilsk snrlrr cs.r,
AhpanEh Geo Dovden J. Blair = Z1ehriS,ou Crpbs, A Ar
pesSn Jonas and ~ AL Druggists Feers1rg TTeSe
~ Norfolk Por;smoaih and throughout Ire county
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hsve an GA sore burn, bruts swelling any
srupon, The fus T O every hing Of ne hind on
bess, pay. So Advertisement ssraoaiss from
rsiiabls parties.
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sUPERINTESDENrs oFFIcK ,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
RIcuHokD, Oct lS,h. 1857

sUPRRlNrENDENTs oPFICR
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
RcuHoxp, Oct 18Th,
a vIpSTI,AA EXHIRITtoN OF THE11
10 kr.Tent Imposition nolss s hereby given, thai.
IoHd OF this Company Richmond,
stste balr which ui Tuesday the s az ocir
Hh DC allowed the prv~p 81 4,
eject can be oeAined OF the Depot TN OF pa
or kchmopd provided the
nap be exhibited 70 such Agent time OF purchasing Et Tor
ehuonh Persons Ntl he ell
free Atsr becoming RchnonI -, ,s
vrInber Inclusive - '~-~-S'Ne- ~ % NO
Stock aud arties for viii be CHARGED IN. ,,
OF eEt going TO the Fair. II the pfot,,x a..
going 10 the FAr sill he efinde ~ wv w sI' PAd on
Persons intending oS.nds ioekt the -.
nouee 10 the Agent. ~ 'he Depot
we unaerFned, urs previous
10 email, them 70 be provided proper tia.
ooiG ruoa
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W. have hesitation s,yng oonsumpusn can ausys
ne aevssd and 10 great completely cured simply
~ NJ % ~. Wstss VIVA ohsy soothing ana
hcanag inauence ne dsassi truly wonderful
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"GYMNA6IuM.,,

Gymnasium
INTERESTING TO CLERKS AND YOUNG nEN LEApfNa ar
DENTARY LIVE.
IL HEWPE, assisted 81 several young Amsricsns has
uLe opened Mfshan han
Formerly used Tor dinE school, No. Gymnasium athsc
Of IN descriptions vishnr dsvsops their mus
ces have nov opportunity Of doing ~ small cost
Admission fee go snd monthly subscription 81 o. cents
Those wishing 10 become hat
Day Wednesday and Friday evening" bslvss s hoor 81 ana
lVueioch cc2t-aauinm
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

II ,TH1 0T ThE OLD PLAN OF MASANGE.
At n has resnued The old Plan OF as Il sTd -
he reesnt alter .ton Trial Of hs karopeGn system m az,
Hc proves that although the rTea vi ~.
better adapted for the szadlsr o0ss Of hotels F
accommodations and Uouse ar.
passed and The recent Improvements alterations for t
Tort OF guests, leave nnthing o desired - ~ w.
Boston, Sept. IS, 1881. s.aa-s,.ws, =,
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NEW COMPREHENSIVE.
MITCHELL, JOPLIN a CO.
IMPORTERS WnOLEsALE DEALEHs IN WTNEs ITorroRg
AND CIGARS,
ps1ri 6irsef, Soufh 81 CtrrV. Rfctragad IA
TUNE eubscrsrs having nuder Re sbos
and hm beg leave attention " ther isrrr sna
veil selected stock Ehch has been purchased favorable cir
cumrauces or cash.
o. prompt buyers hsy os.r On ,rt.,,y.
stock oonsng u every variety ~ goods usually kep In .r
line and e assured that thsy rive advanss
any house IN the country.
~ Orders promptly and carefully siiena,dio.
:. y MITCHELL,
,. o JOPLIN.
au2t-y o. q. FERatisON
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Dor FasifH0 fffats md CAf 49, FoHfgfass Creas,
of wa Fioters Il prevents shshoE and sln sof
clear healthy. pretty sd Sold ~ an drurs Frrrs
ecv. wholesale aesnL
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WILLIAM II. PRICE,
COMMISSION MERCHAET
FALL TRADE. 1857

- 50 FRONT STREET. HRw YORK
ItENDs 70 ne sale Of Flour wheat Leaf Tobacco and
merchandise. - - - NNN-HoN % ofaeIs ior
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METAL HRANDS.

METAL BRANDS.
I'D EAnEHt -Are merchant manufactured N a
~ ea - me Underlined ard Rrand %
Goods viii. You I'll aWayr hnd pos resfv 10 n
~ ies n ~ ns % eu'in.. IN ne ,hores, possible NOTES,
you I've IN Ne country. neiFtb1rnr ETY. end vou
orders ~ mall written pan ard your brands ant b. e
pres free efehsFzs Aoa gcod a..osnt n Branding pFus
aHays on hand. A. q. GRAHAM nrand Cuitsr
.uas-iy Ri,s.,s,t n.
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nwtSo 70 III pressure ne money nasrfst WI oa.r NJ
" toct N Gents Furnishing Foodt gfrV rfees
eaJ Ny lsn sock e srss and consists of SHIFTS DRAWR
pertA.nina ny business.
80 Shirts made 20 order. w.. OWVga
nrrs 80 ~ uars
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GREAT SALE OF CLOTHINGU
ru,uR -, AT 10 MAIN STREET
vas sonecrioerH d-tcrmued
- usually large ~ this N-nen ~ IN
sns or busnel and drcss purposes Tor usn - 80 oar
van" HeaF' AZ vi make VI ?, a.. Ano ~
700 business Coais
20 nress and Froek DO
hue baek and Brtu
~ over Goats abd RaRians
SO dos ZINE ehirts
~ do Msrino DO
1000 Cas- Pants
900 Winter vests.
~ fthe stock vin be oarsd chess, q, ...s
GHOsHON0 rffpnam A No
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DENNIS a RHoTUru
OVERS,
faaftta Rreef, opposite N~fr,r,yfs-, nm
M ouLD rsspectfuiy inioru ne sitssf, ,f p,. ~,
an r,, ~ ~ are prepared 90 svsrv
80. woosn Dyeng Cleansing a. IN 80 4! q
- ions IN any cry Unlsn f-,5,.-s -
ns srparre eyed elsansd ana rsp.rsi A. - Wear
sverv f-,s,,... ~ employ Ne snpsrisne.f
and E1arantse satiafsrtto,
Our motto h. ~, - eonsanty on hand fr~-lv
~ .sslea ~ any on. n sny pi.ss" oee
eHsssnSchNoH sTHEET STOVE sToup
80 - Vanp.lEn 20 1881 op-s.t .tss .16. u
-, 49, oesiraee asscrtmsrt than n -. etI -
i,.st, rsecniy rscsvel sntirs 49,, ~
uorf a. e - e. harsiov ofvs. ~ i -,
factory prizes - '1FefAA peree On auplcafier. al
MsryIsss D. :, sovsai su.Psrdd banks q vls,ts, et
~, 1870, rsna,yyauis ard Nsv Tngisnf r.res osfoine
~ sse.- ss.h Rees snd nsrse, vsss ai. ~, ~ Eod' a.
sI1e - - sin r.ut sssss. On ss-sso .
30 Elh on st. r.
80 - 80 s,Iasso .nd ore sFrs brs hoass ~ siss
nrcands, nov crcupied b. s-p ~
~. .ea az ,,ee'a loei5 p o KtvnIsay,-sas5rne r
sf,h. 49, .st AniLH MBDlCINFs.--s f..s ,,,,,,
-. rccevrd direct
o,ig " PrfrReON, Druryits.
OornsF isa ssd Nss as
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-, haapln and Davis. rniversity;
~; . Y. Ballard. Dr,lConuay.
J Len-ioh. Capt. 10. NJ. o,-y'
.nehearr; Richards, aud Rice
Ahinsoo, ard n. Green, D.nviIle
strsy and Burgess, 3. y. Urqa,
ann ut. Richard A. Urquhart.
y y Macon Trabue, and John
n.srd,. p.,sr,harr; DR.. J. n.
80 A.st Whitehead. Esqs-, Nd
ssin, Washington city.
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WANTED.-Ah sirAs Msnsrsr for large plantation On
w james river. hu b thorcaghy nrqu.ine vh me eu
u,e and psgaF.ion q tobacco Apply M Byrd psnison
e nslou Oounhs Iufanna county None need sppy
NE WV reeommrndaNona ore-ew
MILLER'a HAIH INvIGoH ATOR.-.rhs /. N.
" -, sod @oa eooosuics PrspsI.n bs IN ~,
or s.is1 WPHrEaaON, Druans.
WV oornsf loth and hsiu Iis
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~; y. w.CAaHs~GGaN,A rroksrrs AT IAw
Y if-sthn AMI bsifsx. W. '' " s''ss'"sIA
Ns,.ss r',y'vsni. o~o- Hsas-, W. o~a-,,.
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""SD ssasp 90 TEApR.
ANT ~. n skhfIsY, ~ Nv .. nAao> .,-,
oonhryrtn 90 AasrrnIros
LA.rY, 49, nuLIAh DoHnAH, olasr.s-
rHos ". noozSca. aooH' iz.n 2 pUruy
,,,... s d. L. HRiDoEoRp
sAhN n EIpDICx
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lor ne esrs patronage eei,o upon ne r IN, last
- "a - m Ne shove business, respectfully solicit sooru
pncs q the tams or ne hrm. ~ "''"u
oee ISAAC J uFRorR
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-15
WM HILDEBRAND.
HOW ARD ASS0CIATL ON,
PHILADELPHIA.
IniPoR ANNOJ NCENENT.

T. ali persons afflicted with sexual Diseases sueI a.
4 SPERM ATpERIIdtA. SEMINAL " aAIlNE~ M
taGENcE. GoNuKKHHA, GLEEr. SGi'HIl>, the
f.cH of On VANISH, ur SELF ABUSE &c.
The HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. ia view of the awful
astruction 81 auun life. caused by Sexual diseases and
Is aeccPtion> VEsttS ap"u tlr unfortunate victims
such diseases as 2aag have directed u cir consult
x Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT woT thy af their
-1asc. give MEDICAL. Any IrE GRATIS TO all per-
thus afflicted. who apply hy letter. with descIP-
Haa ot their condition. ts-r. occupation habits of life
ami in eases Of extreme poverty suH Sutcriug.
sNTSH MEDICINES FREE OF CHA sGE-
Eae howard Association hsuey usnt Institution
established by special snio wment. for tie relief
and distressed afflicted with 'NirueHt ami EpIdvm-
Diseases II has surplus of means, which the
Directors have voted eVpcnd in advertising the above
atce needless add that the Association com
'aG> Is the highest Medical skill of the age an1 VIII fur
ast r5la most approved modern treatment
Just Published hy the Association, Report on er-
at'aEghls Seminal Weakness, the vice OF onahl>n,
E>;g-ation or SesAbuse. and other Diseases OF the
>.Nut Organs hy consulting Surgeon, which will 9e
=1- raii. scaled euveioVe.) FREE OF CHARGE,
O. tse receipt OF TWO STAMPS FOR postage
Address, DR.. GEO Z. CALHOUN. Consulting surgeon,
.ari Association. NJ. > South NINTH Street, fhila-
-e.pala, Ia. Ey order of the directors
EZRA u. HEAiTWELI., President
Gg3. FAIECHILp. Secretary. n7-ly
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PICT RE FIFTH,

A wretched place in one of the back
streets of the city. The apartment mis-.
erable, but an air of neatness pervadine
1t, spite of poverty. At Ia bic, shiverina
with cold, sits woman sewing bv the
light of a dim candle, while every now
and then she stops to wipe away the tears
that will come and blind her. No fire
no fuel, no bread cold, stern winter
Sew-sew-sew, for bread to keep those
little ones, who lie sleeping on that bed
OF straw IN the corner, from starvation
And who is ii that lies on that bed in an
other corner, mutterlng imprecations in
his ftful slumber! Fast locked in sleep,
while his poor wife tolls at the midnight
hour, for pittance which he wrenches
from her as soon as earned, 10 CRAFTY his
craving appetite for drink. He it is who
promised "to love and cherish" her
How has be fallen His bloated and be-
sotted form contrasts strangely with his
former noble and manly appearance
Minnie, thy doom is being fulfilled. -
Woman's love, how deep and long suffer-
ing
PICTURE SMITH.
A hovel IN the worst quarter of the
city. Not vestage OF furniture to be
seen, except table and stool with cup
on 1t. In a corner a bundle of straw On
which lays a sick child, in another, four
half naked children, almost insensible
with fright; while in the center of the
room the mother is entrea,ing the man
who stands over her for mercy. He turns
away, tearing his hair, maddened with
drink, and seizing the cup, hurls it at his
unotiendlng wife with all his strength
She sinks to the flo II, weltering in hQr
blood, and opening her eyes, gives him
one last forglving look, ere she goes TO
That rest for which she has so often sigh
ed. He stands sobered-apaIed with
horror at the enormitv of the crime he
has just commiued-murdered the wife
who had ciung to him in every change of
life, and who had sacrificed 50 much for
him; when seized with remorse, he draws
a knife from his pocket and pu:s a period
to bis existence by cutting his throat
His guilty soul has gone unprepared to
appear before the bar of a Jus. God,
murderer and a suicide Rum and gam
bling, what hrst thou not done
JENNIE.
Mineral Point, Dec. 3d. 1857.
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ORIGINAL.
For the Tribune.
Pictures from Life.

A lovely, moonlight night when nature
seems to repose. A vine e-covered cottage.
with noble elm tree in front. Under
the tree are seated two persons-one a
young man, who by his dress and polished
exterior, appears man Of fashion; the
other 4 young and lovely maiden, who
looks up to him with all the trusting con-
idence which love inspires. They are
noble looking coupIe-he, graced with
every manly beauty which nature could
besto", looking so stroRg and powerful to
protect the fair, delicate flower by his
side; she with her angelic beauty, listen
ing, while the lily and the rose vies for
the ascendency on her cheeks, TO the
soft snd musical tones of HIM whom she
loves best And now he clasps her to
his breast; she has promised to be his
his Till death, and she tells him how dear
be is 10 her. God grant that her dream
of happiness may never be dispeIIed
PICTURE SECOND.
The city \ room furnished with all
the appliances of wealth. A young batch
elor's sanctum, who is entertaining par
ty of ~ fast men of lis own stamp. -
Wine IS passed around freely and, some
are showing the effects of it already, in
the flushed cheek and sparkle of the eye.
Bright and sparkling flashes of wit are
uttered; the vii Is becoming uproarious
their jokes are degenerating Into obscene
ness and yulgsrity. The debauch and
revelry are at their height; confusion
prevails. The host lays stretched upon a
sofa in state Of intoxication. The means
for this display and dissipation are fur
nished flom the gaming table Poor
Minnie Gray. thy doom is fixed; if thou
couldst see him who is thy hearts chosen
one, how wouldst thou shudder
PICTURE THIRD.
The vine-covered cottage. A room
which shows a cultivated and refined
mind books, birds and flower. are seen
everywhere, and a piano open in one cor
ner speaks OF musical taste The room
al present IS h'leo "i'h company what IS
4 IoI 70 witness 'ile departure from
her dear co"a8e nome OF her VINO was
the iIghl and gladnesS OF II. Bat she has
promised 10 be another ;, ana she IS VIII
ing 10 'eaFe Iatner' nlo'her' ana ali Tor
MS Gear sake, 70 u"en Win nun III MS
CITY nome All IS ready ana they stand
before me pastor VINO mas known her from
her childhood days. and who now pro-
nounces them man ana wife. " Hhat
God has joined together' let not man put
asunder. Inc proud ana AaPPy husband
no" pears her away from her weeping
L'IeiluS' WY 9U0-i l'''IS 1A7 - Sell-
Is-l mas ne hoI 9o' MS me 10 % VIII"
heF anu why iiu'Iy 10 'edL leI away
from neI '"i'1Ioo" Ai'eLl'S an YIN
ne d'"d9S Keep MS 20" ~ TO- . i4o14o1
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NOVEL CASE OF RAILROAD DAMAGl

NOVEL CASE OF RAILRoAD DAMAGES.
Ellen Daley, child two years old,
while on the track of the Norwich and
Worcester road, was run over by train
had a leg and hand amputated in conse-
quence. She sued for damages, and the
questions were, who were guilty of neg
hgence, and whether in a child Of such
an age 1t was negligence to remain on the
track when train was coming. Judge
Seymour charged the jury that so young
a child he did not think could be proper
iy charged with negIigence--that the care
lessness Of the parents was no answer 20
the action. as this was an action brought
in the name of the child for damages
which she has sustained. The Jury
found a verdict Of 81 800 and costs for
the plaintiff.
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TAKEN p.

r the subscriber, residing three miles north or
- vile, hrnd ycarling steer. white under beily
htite white on the rumP and the brush of the TAIL
"liv, and small spot of white behind each leg
II" ear marks The owner is requested call prove
property pay charges and take him away
SiRA1ED from the subscriber, as above, a red aud
white yeaF ling steer, mostly white hind quarters vi
some red spots and -ljt under each ear. Auy rrrsn
GIVING information OF said steer will he suitably reward
ed by the owner. WILLIAM RY{T.. =
Living on % town range > or TO Mr. Ionn Bl1ck
D-''r...I a. town
November 50, 1877. 49,
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TAKEN Up.

II the subscriber, residing in the town of Nimn on
- ,nd o1'ned by him in said town. the fourth dar
OF N"Fttber 1921. light s0rr.l Mar about MIN.
years odd white stripe in the forehead u ID = marx ON
lie Iigut h2n4 leg between the hoc and pasture ios
on me iron{ part OF the leg, about t~o inches
l9hs caused by cut aud the Lee considerable larye
taa he usual Slzr, lump tGe sambrc strin ON The
leI hd leg ana small scar the left leg in the
pasture joint. JpSFpyT W-II ,r ~ "
Mihiin, Nov -, 1857. 4Tv,4a
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SELECTED POETRY.
Il he Coming Winter.
BY lamar ANNE KERMopE.

BY lamar ANNE KERMoDE
W hat Will the coming winter bring.
For the favored ones of earth
Glowing CRATES, and cheerful hearths,
Aud sounds ofjoyful mirth,
The musical sleigh bells merry chime
VIII rrng on the frosty air,
And luxury mantle will Danish cold
From the great, the rich, and fair.
What will the coming winter bring
To Poverty's lowly home?
A mournful wail--a grief untold,
And hunger's fearful moan;
a ragged mantle that will not shield
The form from the frost kings breath;
Tears and sighs, despairing cries,
And the icy touch of Ceath.
Charity folds her shining wings,
And asks (will she ask in vain y
Help from the rich for the starvi,p rs.o--
That hope m be theirs again.
There are noble, kindly hearts to heed
The call of her gentle voice
They viii feel It's a blessed thing to Civ.
Then go on their way and rejoice
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ONPRErENDINo.-A Yankee who had
Just come from Florence, being asked
what he had seen and admired, and
whether he was not in raptures with the
statute Of Venus, replied g well to tell
the truth | don't care about these stone
gals"
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TAKEN I

DN the subscriber, living the town or Do1yavirlc
ahout the l-t inst two Cows and calve~ ore line
BACK Witl swallow fork in each about old
thc "tttr Ted and white in color, ahout old
SO red and "hte yearny Bull. Tlc owner i r-q!e.t-
ed TO prove property pay charges and take ther away
JOHN MDRDOA
Nodgsville, Nov 26. 1851 I-y-tz
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TAKEN Up.

r the suhsc' iber residing The town of Walarick
u Iowa county, W Wisconsn. land owned bv .n. in
id towh on or about the 18th of Nov itis rcd OK
fonr ear old next spring. t~ilS
no distinct ear marks, one horn little drooprd The
take him aWav. Il II, J.<SoE
November 25th, 1857 I-xI
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E.stTay Notice.

Taken up by the ubscTbrr, the 24th Of October.
SGrei ts.aiue having in Lis fprehea5,
On The on bind leg ncar the A"of about Hs- feet high
and four years old The il request ciil.
prove property, lay charges and axe him tssy.
GEDfGE EDffE$GTBE.
Miulin, Iowa County Wisconsin, get. 5gtu I--,7.
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ID the subscriber, at his residence in the town q
Iao-eway, Iowa county, about the 10th Of Nov inst
one yoke of oxen, brndIe color with white back
the other red and white. The j. requested ta
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
CLARKE IUCkCON.
November 2Oth, 1851. 4svi-
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the subscriber. living in the town Of Mineral Point
near lrrritIS grocery, time Gurin. the ras
summer, red Hciier white back white under the bell,
ABOUT "" years old The Is requested TO prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
Mineral Point, Nov. II, 1857. IjE4
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TAhEN LIP.

pI the subscriber living the town line between
Linden and Dodgcyic, miles northwest uT tn viii
ase OF )oosevile the military road, the l4tI Of
Nov inst two Cost--One jet black mare a Will >lot
between the nostiis, years Old last spring Tie other
sorrcl horse colt, the age The owner i. request
ei to prove property, pay charges and take away
SIMON HlEhtE.
Dodgcville. NOV. l.. 1857 ,.v44
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TAKEN Up.

the subscriber living and Laf miles sou IA,
II = west OF ldnar1 scs Bail. .,ar old isit.
lr in his forehead, Il tile white his ir- and li,s
tail. The owuer Is requested prove property. pas
charges and take him away.
JOSEPH AYENELI..
Linden, NOV. 10th, 1857 45w+
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Mineral Point, Dec. 3d, 1887.
Inc Official Vote

The State Journal gives the following
as the official footings on the several can
dIdates for State Officers in every county
IN the State, except La Pointe, from which
10 ret Irns hive vet been received:
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s. trayed from the subscriber. arhnut the ag
- Of July last Two Colts, aud 4gscfiac follow.
One cream color, white star the 5rGllgl1, WaItr
main and tail, Two years I'd .a~t yriH . r-tl horse
Colt, year old last Spring, whit, and three white logs
Any person who viii give ANY iffprustirH taeIr
whereabouts ALL receive the Of lnllF-
any person who viii return them the sucrlb- vii
receive The reward Of SO at Hig bland iog, Co Wis
@4g-f5. MRS. WIElLEN.
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TAX EN- UP,

E)H the subscriber, in the Of WaIlwick. on the
- 10th ios sorrel tilley, years old mex; spring
has white stripe her face, the left hind foot white
lhg owner is requested TO prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
MARTIN NARZDLF.
Waldwick Nov. 10, 1857. S5w4
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, the subscriber in the Of DodgcFi.Ir. She
z . last of first Of July last light red tgse
year old Heller and calf. The owner is rs. .uesel t.
prove property, pay charges and take them aHEt.
EDWARD PULkENllDRN.
DodseYiUe, Nov 29th, 1857. 45s+s
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TAKEN UP.

y the subscriber. living the town of Mineral Point
- abont the 18th inst 2ycar old steer red with \
ntiIe white on the flank ana the ruulp The oSner
requested 10 prove property paw charges and take him
away. BFNJ1NEN l.I E,XyTTrr
Mineral Point, Nov 26 1857. AN!
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TAki;N |! 2,

the subscriber, living in the town of Dodgeviile
, the last Of june first of JULY la-t black Cow
white face, from to old, brown J. IT.
on her right side. The owner Is requested to prove
property, pay charges and tai her away
VA. ROGERS.
DodreviIIe, Nov. 10Th 1s5- if.,Is
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Observation-Disclosures Is received Of
the conhscation, by the Austrian Govern
ment, o. all the property of Louis Kos
suth within its reach.
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TAR EN UP.

the town Of Mineral Poiat near Esgr. Hoar,3'- on.
Il red Fe.TiIn- Bull, no marks Also. one :clrEi1-
iicier red in color marks. The owner is rrqueste.
I" prove property pay charges and ,.ke them away
49, AUGUST SIITLBATH.
Mineral Point Nov. 2I.t. ls51 ~.
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NEW LUMB Err YARD.
nARD TxN1|s |:

Ii persons indebted to A. Britain Of Dodgeville
I I hereby notified that they will ind their Note. and
Accounts in the hands l. II. Crane At D0d-evic
aud le is ,.o-.sd by settle with all receit
infuU
Hoping all indebted viii Immediately call, report
vorably and pay
1t Las been i~f long possible in order ac-
comodate al hands. waiting until Miners Warmers
could dispose their Truck but closed
you viii expect To find him after you with sharp
stics. 45tf A. BRITTAN.
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A CL1MAx.-A Yankee boasting of a
visit which he paid to the Queen, clinched
hls remarks by declaring, " 1 should have
been invited to stay 10 dinner, but it was
washing day."
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Madison Mutual II re Insurance
% M IAN Y.

rIHII responsible Company superior Inducements
to those desiring ms CRANCE upon Dwelling Houses
Barns, ana outJuidiHgs against Loss FIRE. FaTul-
ers risks and isolated Dwelling Houses being the only
kind Of property this Company PERSONS having
tlis class Of property viii readily appreciate the aya1l-
tages which tAis Company affords
JOHN TOAY, Agent.
Mineral Point. March H. 1856 I2-i7w.