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Yell give me some both"
Eg- The Balloon Ascension Yesterday

re- The Balloon Ascension yesterday
afternoon from the Capital City Fair
Grounds, was witnessed by a large con
course of spectators. -Four personsy as
cended in it, viz: Mons, GODDARD aud bis
brother, Mr.. Huntingdon of the Exchange
Bank, and "ltoCky" Thompson. AT
about four o clock the balloon lefthe earth,
and sailed gracefully away towards the
east. The party alighted IN pond near
Reynoldsburg, about five clock, and re-
turned to this city last night. Mr.. Thomp-
son informed us that the view was grand
and imposing; that the differing colors of
the autumn leaves presented a fine ap-
pearance, and that his view extended over
a surface of 90 or 25 miles. When the
balloon rose, Mons. GODDARD was not in the
car, but hung by rope attached to it, in
which unenviable situation he remained
as long as the balloon was in sight. The
ascension was beautiful sight, and was
altogether a success.--O. S. Journal.
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0uaansware AL Wholesale.

Tbe attention Of Furnacemen, Country Mer.
chants. &e,, is directed to the advertisement Of
Me srs PuRsgLL 4 GoRpoS, Portsmouth, whole
sale dealers in QUERNswARE, They hayeiu
slore large abd varied assortment Of Goods, and
oaerto sell them at the lowest wholesale rates,
I5-see their advertisement
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A COOP Word FOR TnE LADIES. Some
of the papers are lecturing women upon
extravaganza in dress, and advising them
to retronch, especially during the present
financial difficulty. Doubtless there are
many cases of extravaganza in this way;
but do people ever consider that two or
three glasses of brandy and half a dozen
regalias, INDUCED in daily by men, to say
nothing Of five and ten dollar dinners,
amount to more in year than would be
required to dress woman up to tho full
requirements of fashion? Much of this
talk about the extravaganza of woman is
nonsense. They are almost universally
careful, and many trader would to-day
have been safe and sound il he had listen
cd to the prudent counsels of his wife,
rather than the reckless promptings Of
his own ambition. 1t is natural for men
to shift tho responsibility of their folly to
other shoulders; but it is rather too much
to charge a commercial reyulsion like this
upon ones wife and daughter.
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IRREGULAR VERBs.--A little French.
man who had bsen taking English les
sons, OH a voyage, from fellow passen.
ger, complained much oil the difficulties
of our grammar. For instance says
he, re verb to 60. Did one ever see
such verbl' And with the utmost grav.
ity he read from a sheet Of paper.
Il CO.
Thou departest.'
'He cleared out.' /:
'We cut stick
'Ye or you made tracks,
'They absquatulate,' ..
'Mon Dieu! mon Dieu! what dtsregu'
lar verbs you have In pur langusgeP
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REMoyAu or oBsrRuoroNs TO THE NAvIck,
rIoS on rHF oAa--In the annual report jast
puhllshed) Of tho Steamboat Inspectors for Dia.
clnOau, the annual imports and exports of-that
city are valued at one hundred and fifteen null
lions Of dollars, More than two and half mil-
lions Of dollars are invested in the means Of riv
er transportation, The inspectors make pointed
aluson to the canal at Louisville whiohsh8he
property of the United States governhents--
They fully demonstrate its ineapacity ID accom-
mndate the immense commerce that passes the
rapids of the Ohio, Steamboat men, aud. m
deed, all persons compelled to use theesGal.
have long felt its Inconvenience and incapaeItf
The commercial interests of every westafi =.
southwestern state imperatively demadsl
provemenl in the navigation at Louisville.
most practicable plan that has yet beea
ed coatsmplates the enlargement Of DC
canal, aud tho construction Of a new Q
opposite side Of the river.
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OF Mrs Graves, wife Of conds
on the Concord and Montreal Ra
was on ayisit to Wells River, We honi.
The other day, and she had never seen the
inside of a telegraph Office; visit was
paid toit, and the 6rst message that came
while she was there, was one directed TO
herself, announcing herhus6ands death.
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Democratic minority .

The Gazette states the exact truth when it
says.
"The present apportionmcnt was designed to
utterly swamp the opposition to tho Democracy,
by which party it W as arranged. Nothing but
an overwhelming Republican majority can over
come it--and Of It's unfair and iniquitous char
acter no stronger proof is necessary than the
fact that, with Republican majority of more
than 1000 over the Democracy, in the State
they have majority of l3 in one branch of the
Legislature, and 7 in the other"
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EE- The Lafayette, Indiana, Courier
says: "A lady, in Blackwood county, re-
Gently gave birth to child only seven
weeks after previous confinement. The
first child was a boy, and was born on
the 18th day Of June. The second child
was girl, and was born on the 1st.day
August. They are the children of Aaron
Hess, an old resident of Blackford.. Both
are living. and the mother is doing as
well as could be expected. Sheattended
to her daily household duties between tie
births
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Ey Kinney, Espy &.co,. oinnciuati
Asserting Brokers' who have been ac.
live in running upon the Kentucky hanks
for coin,. were caught tew days since.
in fraud, for which theawill probably
have to suffer-, The u h consisted in
getting a Notary Pabl .ntedate pro-
test, and. the note hay en overlooked
and the securities released by
failure to protest at proper time.-
DanvilIe, lKyl 7fil
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r. sir,a ~ ,e.elaotior - Cavern,

re- Since tho reelection Of Governor
Chase, the Ohio State bonds have advanc.
ed in price IN New York, One of the
lies promulgated by the Locofocos, du.
ring the canvass, was thas the Black Re-
publican administration had deprecated
the value of our bonds, and that the cleo.
ton of Payne would bring the price up
again.
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han and the Panic.
remember the "money
San Francisco some

pan FRANCISCO some
years since-and Atory John Phgnix'
used to tell of its eRects--individully IT,
lustrated. Before the fright, frugal old
Dutchman, by dnt of hard labor, had &C
stimulated some $500, which he cautious.
ly deposited in one of the banking houses
for safe keeping. Rumor soon came to
his ears that they were not very safe
some said that they had broke Next
morning, he tremblingly drew his balance,
and put the shining gold in his pocket
He breathed decidedly freer, but here
was dilemma. What should he do with
it? He did not dare to keep il in his shanty
and as for carrying it about him, twas
too precious heavy. So, after sleepless
night or two-in constant apprehension
of burglars-he deposited it in another
banking house, Another day--the panic
increased--there was run on his bank
he pushed in-drew his gold--aDd felt
easier once more. Another anxious day
and night for his 'monish,' and again it
was deposited in a SAFE bank. This time
he felt safer than ever before, and went
quietly to his work. But the panic reach
ed that bank, and anxious depositors be-
sieged the doors. Mynheer heard the
news, and put post-haste, book in hand,
for the scene Of ac;ion--ja -jammed in with
the crowd--drew his gold, new and bright
put it safe in his corduroys--and was
happy once more-but here was the di-
lcmma again--wHERE to put. He had
gone pretty much the rounds ofthe banks,
and having had such narrow escapes,
couldn't trust them any more. He sat
down on a curb-stone, and soliloquized
thus: Il put mine monish in Won bank,
ven he Preak; | put him in de oder bank,
ven he preak too; l draw him out;
| can no keep him to home; | put him into
dis bank, now dis one preak; vat to tuyyil
shall | do? | take him home and SOW him
up in my frow's petticoat, and if she
prakes prakes her head!'
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PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoE. In PennsyI-
vania the Democrats have made consid-
cradle gain, electing their State ticket by
majority, it is supposed, Of nearly .3O,-
600. They have also bothbranches Of the
Legislature, and will have fair opportu-
nifty to carry out whsteyelebnaucial re-
forms they please. Itbecomcs their spes
cial duty to move in this, as they made
all possible use Of the present fnall
trouoleiu sing npaign, as elec
eering cgPItals and should now face
own imgsic.
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salt Lake chr.
MoBmAN REBELLION AGAINST THE GOVERN.
MINT

II MbNis
The 81. Louis Republ lean publishes a
discourse delivered by Heber G. King
ball, at Salt Lake City, August 80, ii
which strong grounds are taken againG
the United States government, and q de-
termination is expressed 10 resist fthe
troops TO the last extremity.
The Mormon children .'childrg6,' are
called upon 10 erm themselves, and peo.'
pie generally exhorled TO nv up pr ain,
and otherwise prepare Hr the conflict.
During the discourse |KimbaIl; I'VE are
the kingdom Of God and the State of
Deseret, and VII have Bnngham Young
for GoveEh6T just SO long as he lives
Young made speech equally bold
yiS1ts declarations Of his titles against
the United States.
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RAMSEY ahead -. II -. 694

0erltis estimated, on tolerably reliable
data, that upwards Of ,iI,000 laborers
have been thrown out Of employ in New
York city and vicinity, within iew days,
from the effects Of the ''crisis.
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TonnaerY eioye' slore aud Tin shop.

4 MeMfs Epvr yoo, have removed their
foundery slays slotaAnA Tin sAep No Stern.
bergers new Building. where they arc prepared
to wait upon I'll who may give them call. =
They viii keep constantly on hand general
assorlmeht Of Stoves, 'rinwure, Sc.
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Eg-A Man, named Duncan McDou-
gal, "a years Of age, died in New York
last week, from having swallowed his
false tooth. A post-mortem examination
resulted in finding in the stomach two ar
tifclal teeth, and the gold plate upon
which they hadbeen set. 1t is supposed
they slipped down his throat in the night
time, while asleep.
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Hon Gerrit Smith, :

TI'Messrs. CORNELL e. Co." send MS an ad-
vertisement, equal in matter to one column of
the Times bot which, if set in the way they
propose, would be charged so per cent penalty
on the regular rates. They ask that we give it
place, two months for eight dollars No, sir
First, we won't, knowingly, aid in furthering
any such swindIe as yours, even If it paid us
well; and secondly, we understand our business
better than to insert your advertisements for
one tenth of What our own neighbors are requir-
ed to pay. Doubtless, however, Cornell &CO.
will find printers who are green enough, and
sufficiently dishonest wthal, t % catch at their
bat.--We shall Portsmouth Times.
HERE, Too! Ports Irib.
HERE, TOO!-StandaTd.
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'Ias the stage comel'

'EIas The siege comet !.
Stage, sir! stsgeP said shSfAp. u'ys
nothing to do with il, sir. \ =,
On! lbeg youf Pardon;' said Randolph
quielly;'l thought you were the dIiysIp
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5aEp oFTREE TRADE III is announc.
ahat Mr.. Buchanan has expressed the
fInion that the existing financial troub.
les are attributable to Free Trade, and
that he fayors the adoption of a Protec,
tive Tariff, This will do pretty we'll for
q Locofoco President Ky Teb9ae.
IisAptbtEs sgs1sl,@s-AlA Buchanan is
in favoae otive TaffG In 1914
whon.l was one of the leading
elem pspaigu, the democrat
-. -. pNsylvania strongly advo,
spges Of a Protective Tar
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rTlnuesosl Election.

The,leiest rnurns we have from lhe
Minnesota section are found in the ST,
Paul papAs of Monday, Oct 26th.
Tho vote stands as follows for Governor:
Ramsey, Rep I342
Sibley, Dem. 49, - l9,429
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dJ-Among the Cincinnati failures is that Of
II, W. Derby, the extensive book publisher and
merchant.
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The NertLegisIatmre.

The Delaware Gazette gives the state of par.
ties in the next Legislature. They are divided
as follows:
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6YThe Hon. Teodord
Of New Jersey, was lately
H. A. Pumpelly Of 0sW
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Nv piverino banking, /,


web iegi.tsr ia responlibla iof ihe
{. h reference TO Silver Coin. We
80 Nor 10 right o. he would not have
bliclty toIts sooagrsss, few years
sisw 70 prevent It' eSpsrIAslop do,
silser esln by aaallpy efsessn per
aot lsgal lsza sans
Isoid is the eAAY legaA Iepdsr
spas'' +
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LAND WARRANTS AND PENsfokEa
The tolalnumber Of aplicaiipns reea
for land warrants up to ihe 80 ut, y
se0 ,468, and the total number Of W
rants issued, el5 70 satisfy
warrants issued, il saEosi
$40 acres. The nan
who served in the Resdl
placed on the pension III
of March. l848, and on IA
last only 346 of the number
ted liying:-W ashington Re
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Hes Matthews, The English comedian
The opinion that he is somewhat un-
in timing his Aisits to America. ain
le sayaks some nineteen years ago, / first
tie lntie, and popped upon pecu.
SIS ew York; and now in 1857, l
6p upon another"
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-@sr-~
sas sCOME QUICK

Persons who have contracted for FRUIT
kEss Of Ihe Syracuse Nursery are noti-
Mr.. GoRE. The Agent is on hand
and wishes all purchasers to
Ately and get them. nov. 5.
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Is Of Iowa have all shut
y England and other cas-
b look upon Illinois and
ecured currency as tho
per money alloat.
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The VorE rod SENATOR. - Below,
give the vote for Senator in this Dis
between eoawiNF (Dem.) and Bus
(Repub.):
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| THI oF MRs. CUNNINGHAM FLIGHT.
| The q Mrs. Cunningham came on Tuesday
iiRNe y, In the Supreme Court, but the
dAen fled to appear, tits believed that she
lgAss parts unknaGn. The case was post
Saturday, when. II she is not forth,
n pnch warrant will be Issued for her
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From Kansas.

ST. Louis, Nov. 3.
Dates from Lecompton to Obtober % state
that Governor Walker has issued another pra1'
clamation in relation 70 the twelve bundled
votes returned from McGhee county, which ara :
thrown out for the same reasons that governed.
hia action in relation to the Oxford district,
unity.
ion states that in neither q
the returns and disclaias
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w are glad to seq
men IN Portsmouth keep
timess When this stove is
sbslL neliGeis again,P PofA.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-10-06
STRAYED-S2O REWARDl

rNEoN the subscribers in Tie city Of Mineral Point.
L July -, 1s57, four FAT cons described as fol-
iH~S One large red C'V.t little white the back
and belly. Lad on b,Ilaud new staap. one red
ltie-2cNe'. Cow, star in the forehead One yellow
small black Cow.
Al of these branded the right rr1p with the
letters j. H.
Twenty Dollars Reward uiIl he paid for the return az
said cattle T. the subscribers Mineral Point or lib
erdl reward for information where they De found
DUNN 4 PkEDEATN.
Angus; 10. 1857. 5atf
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FASHIONABLE
BARBERING AND HAIR DRESSING.

F'hE subscriber having recently opened shop in the
room over the Mineral Point Book Store, nearly OPP
pose The ntted States Hotel is prepared to wait upon
customers al any hour ofthe day SH4 DIN g. SH4 NJ
FoONiAG, B4fR- DIRE SSINtf, &c. done in the best
manner and most fashionable styles.
BY strict attention to his business and ardent
sire 70 please he hopes TO merit and receive
me patronage otthe citizens q the city Of Mineral Point
gentlemen, please call and give him trial.
". P TURNER.
Mineral Point June %, 1851. 24tt
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V THE GREATEST
g. s. MEDICAL
e X DISCOVERY
y OF THE AGE.
I T. KENNEDY, Of RoNhurv. has discovered IN oa'
vi Of our common pasture weeds remedy that clit
EVERY KIND or IIUMOR,

The worst SCrofuIa down to a ccnmo PImT.e.
He las tried il i'm eleven hundred and Hr,
failed except in two cases, both thunder hU"r lr has
ROW IL his possession hundred certificates OF ~
value, all within twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted 10 nursing sore H''ia
One to three bottles viii the worst Bind oiIiN
Two or three bottles viii clear the sy-tera If Is
Two huttIcs are warranted TO cure the worst caHAtT
! the mouth and stomach
Three five bottles are warranted to cure tie wort
kind of Eysipeas
in the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure runnngof the ear
and Ilotchcs among the hair 80
-Four to six bottles warranted 10 cure coFFHI' -
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scalv eruptiors Of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted TO care '-e '
. kind of riuEworm.
Two or three bottles warranted 10 cure Inc .-
Three to for bottles ar warranted to cure salt Fhgr
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case OF
y benefit : always experienced from The his' 49,
and perfect cure Is warranted when lie above a,AE
/ is taken. 80,
Nothing looks so frlurofabIe to those who ys in Taa
tried all the wonderful medicines Of the day -
stone walls should cure every humor in the system ''
il i fixed fact If YOU have bumor ii bss 70 ,+-
TheTe no IFS 8NDS. huns nor ha aN'. ,ra
ing some cases, bat MOI yours Pealled "Ts IL
bottles OF II in the yirInity OF Boston n lie
fects in every case. II has already done SOM ~
greatest cures ever done in Massachusetts, - zen
children year old. to old people Of Sky. Essrt
poor, puny, worInylooking children, whose f one
and aabiy, restored TO perfect state o. Ls--'-
( bottle. Fr-
To those who subject TO sick teaGaglt. ,s--h
tie viii always il. 1t gives great reilr' ~ ,s
and dizziness. Some who have takeL II haa vi The
for years, and have been regulated ny II ~ qrv
body is sound il works quite easy, but yrT
arrangement of the functions Of nature II W.. tbsr
singular feelings, but you must not be Ts-.
ALWAYS disappear in from four DAYS wesk- IA
never a bad result from it on the contrary We
feeling Is gone, you viii feel yourself At - n
heard Of the most extrayagant eh''H-'
that ever listened TO. - ,5oVs7rfz
Manufactured by DONALD KENNhD4, 80"
street. Roxbury, Mass. Price SlOO. "a T,bn r.
Sold IN Mineral POINT by Il. u u'i''o Tg-+5lF
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miscellaneous.
American Safety Paper
.K4NLF.iCTURLNG Complain
OF NEW YORK.
100000!
... - W,lI-Sr

Capital 100000!
A. NICHOLAS, President off.c@' 20 "aii-S''
pf, S,,y;,,, II gainst ali manner If Fraud or csH
t,-,r,J,uy on Faysr--I 10 yrcCeRi I"oi0%FaPhs
and -ia4sfailc C0unterJefts. LrasATSs,
Transfers ffefGffoHs
.vING purchased the Patent for The exclusive right
- iuyctc,. au,. patented IN England 10y Henry
t,NN a celebrated chemist and officer IN tue BRITISH
ry Il hardly necessary TO ray that i!.e itpel is re
., srsl Mr. Kent. As>al OF al tir L :, MINT M
ne. f ts N..ys York Clearing House, and Meade Bro
r-. extensive and sai.iGl u1tu2rahers 10 Broadway
y The latter say that imitation can De made on
a check note printed on safety paper Below Is
our list oi prices:
Bank t.lrckS--ij cts per III.
Bank BilIs-Sls Tor LOO shet Is
Proguissnry Notes--iO cents per ib.
~i.lt aud Time Dratts-S25 for LOCO sheets.
Insurance PolicieS-+U cts. per ii.
Railroad stocks Bouds-4O cts. per 10.
Bank anu State stocks 10 cts per ib.
Bonds and Mortga-es-4U els per lb.
Wills and Deeds = 10 cts. per 10.
For wrapping silks and other une articles II Is excel
lei T. a. IL prevents moths. 10 cts per H.
For Iudcutuucs aud Agrcements-iU els per IL
All State and County Records should AWAY she " tttch
pGiatc this la the chemicals IEsrl ied IN lt
pulp only prevent ersure or transfer, but make It
lasting For sou hern climates II - eN'cent
and superior other tae Iuo~iuesS al the
climate destroy itthe properties inserted III
ub tc IuiaS and the Cent raj American States
public records be kept 20 years written on
ordinary paper while the oils ami other chemicals IN
serted ia this paper make II lndc|trucihic N The 'Nacs
ol slime u also proof against tbs rrs and other
vernsit which feast and destroy all other paper nov
ia
Tia. Company have now in operation Mills in Morris
county, y of about $40 horse power, and able to
hll all orders for Paper ON the shortest notice
All olys for the paper llust Toe addressed Z" y MICH
OLAS, President OF tie Company No 20 Wall-st p m
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III RNING SHOP
PROFESSOR MOFFETT,

II ANlNG now completed all the necessary Machinery
Tor The purpose, the subscriber is prepared 10 III
Eiis OF turning on the shortest notice. and most
reasonable terms, at his shop Chestnut street few
rods north from Millions JOHN CIOWNEY
MlHefaii ONT, sept /, 1856 35tf
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VS. % SIN ii q l. = =.
Hcblssd, IUna county, sxs Wisconsin BIZ
Andrew 1-.2 Bolster.

TUE above House has recently been thoroughly reno
waited FAD. fitted p iE the best possible manner for
the accommodation 81 The public. The Table will At an
Times 'e supplied with the choicest the market affords
when Viii Dee served IN the ue5tesr possible stts
Stages leave every morning Tor Mineral Point War
ION. and also for AiuSeoda-
= Good Stalking ami careful, an attentive O,tIerS
= ~a-r "t public patronage IS respectfully solicited.
Highland. July, lS55- 3Gtf
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- Air-2o0 Barrels aae salt sa- sale in los "a. ,f.
- =, ware House near r =. D.tat o.
- -t.-.1 GEORGE ". CtEB
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M CIV Firm
BLOD EFT & SiIEPP d 3,

~ z W T. IIIIIr
BLODG ETT & SHE PPARD,
AVE entered into Partnership in the
LUMBER BUSINESS,
viii sell Lumber from So S5 per Thousand feet,
SHINGLES, from So to s. so per NJ, best.
They will furnish all materials for BUILDING, such as
SASH, DOORS, DRESSED LUMBER, &c, Of all kinds.
They are also Agents foi Eastern Wagons and Car
riagcs of every description
Also for REAPERS HORSE RAhES, d THRASHERS.
IL Cash Paid for Wheat. and all other ,icles
for supplying the market
Yard near the r. r. Depot, Mineral Point.
T. K. BL0DGETT.
ISRAEL SHEPPARD,
June Q, 1857. 2ltf