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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

- \ Comet. reering FROM the :. " hsri-
zei. has for a number of evenings past, been
visible TO the citizens Of this City This prob
ABLY accounts far the unusual GOODNESS Of the
atmosphere a, the present season Of the year.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

IS Tie Circuit Court is now in session. and
business Is being disposed OF by Jadge CoTHR-y
in lis usual quick manner.
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SALE OF FORFEITED MORTGAGLD LANDS.
STATE OF WI~COS$E<.1
COUNTY OF DANE.
Cffice Comm SIS oners s. and U. Lands, :
MADISON, August %, 1895 )

s. U ans
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I t m beer or ra of Il en1vne ntofI Interest
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a d o a o'clock A. d
fd h m pr a the
i've e W d ht a vert IN sam
IsTINes. Commissioners S. an aada
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SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
BACON'-
MADISON MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Corner of Mifflin and PinkEey Streets,
MADISON, Wis.


EraRch IF BEc9a's Mercantile College. CHcHaati Oiso
FEfHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces tha1 lac
hasgot his College Edidce completed, the ocheo
opened for the reception Of Pupils an4 all necessary
engagements made for giving comprehensive ara
thorough course Of Commercial instruction than be
obtained IN any other school in the Western country
ud eQua in every respect the instruction
given my old and taniished College Cincinnati
Ohio
The ofiastruction embraces Book Keeping b.
p0GBL ENTRY, A. adapted to every department Of
Trade and Commerce Commercial Calculations Pen
naausbip Lectures Commercial Law the Science OF
Accounts Customs Of Merchants, aud other Commercial
TORIES The plan adopted in teaching combiu Practice
with Theory and this qualities the student ~ for
the active duties Of the Counting Room
The Of the MadisaD Institute delivered
the Hall Of the Mercantile College building. Their Ii
ay Reading and debating also in the build
ing by arrangement with the Institute stu
admitted all OF ss Lectures Debafe Libra
~ aud Reading Room privileges, during their entire
course. free Of chaTgP-
STUDENTS may 81 any time that best suits their
csnvenIeuce. 4 he completed in from SIX TO
ten weeks, though the time Is unlimited
TERMS.
For = full Course OF Instruction. go 90
~ For further particulars address
- < BACON PrirefrAi
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SyTRAYED from II. speus!eys Furnace. in the town
= OF Mineral Point, the ll'h last one Light Bav
Yearp GOLF with little white ia rhe forehead lso
Years Old Bay COLT with h5tie wtt5s On The
HIP Both gaares liberal resEd all b paia or taelr
return to tie subscriber or Information where they
NAV be found. 5-A13N i.Ah1E1-
Mineral Point, sept 18th. 4"o'
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STATE OF WISCONSIN. I
COUNTY or DANE,
otsce CoUlmi ssiouers S. and U. Lands.
MADISON, August ID, 1855.

% an
CONNER o.
p hfncmd
turned suIa the
damages Said ndnotf-
o res nanIs
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HAEuoNJA CoNcEHr -9ne of the most sue
css,iuI Concerts Of tie season came of at .he
Cont House "a Wednesday evening last, con-
-is,.ns Of cLorue,s aud songs, by the German
Harmonic, and seycrai quartsttes by members
OF the Harmoui, Soeiety- The house was crowd
I'D. aud the audience testified 10y repeated cheers
add s1acorcs the appreciation Of the various per-
f3rmances As Tie Concert vas for the benefit
Of Mr. HEss, The geutlemanly conductor, it was
au expression at the same lime Of the manner
IN inch lie is appreciated by our citizens. We
are eratified at the Development of home talent,
and hope to chronicle future success II musical
enterprises.
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DESCRIPTIOS.


y W or. of " or. Of section number J
town number ! north. range number > east.
The hf of the v c. of Section number Is,
and hf Of or of Sec number -, town
number north. range number ] east, in the
county Of Iowa also, lot or fraction num-
her 5. in Sec number 7, town north. range
40. > east, in the county of La Fsvctte.
y ar of W aud or OF II " or Of Sec.
number 10, town north, range 3 east, con
tanning 50 acres.
Lots Nos. J. 3, :, 5 and 9, in block no. ]
in Strong. Burnett Uoty's addition to the
town Of Mineral Point; the said lots being
in and are a part of the 5 W or Of sec. no. 81 /,
town no. 5 north, range no east,
s or of W or and or of e or of sec.
no. /, town no north, range no. ) east, aud
n e or of " or of sec no 20, town no. D,
range number east,
" hf of e or & W hf of 5 e or of sec. no
%. also, or of II e or of sec no 70, town
no. north. IA ge no. east.
y W or OF qr Of sec. no. Il, town no 5
north, range no. ) east, containing 40 acres,
be the same more or less.
West hf "a. Z " q Of sec no. 10, ccntai nj Q
Of 35-l0Dth acres, and 10 acres out OF the
east side of " or of II e or Of sec. no. 20, all
being in town no north, range no. east,
s e or OF Il G qr and Inf of W or of II or
Of sec no. l. town / north, range l east,
containing 90 acres,
Lot no pa Of Twins addition 70 the City
Of Mineral Point SAID lot beng part and
parcel of the hf Of n 9 ar OF sec no. O.,
town no. north, range no east,
) ar of or of sec. no. SIS, town no. 3
north, range 10. , cast, and " hf of n or
of sec. no. -, town no. / north, range no. 3,
in La Favette county, and n or of q
Of see. no 6, town no. north, range no. 3
east. in the county of Iowa,
East hf Of the or of sec. no. ,, town no
! north, range number ] east, containing
so acres,
East INF Of n or Of section 20 26; west hf
of " or Of section number p, and east hf
of 9 or of section number -, town no.
north. rance no I east,
North west quarter of south west quarter
Of section number !, town nUmbe. / north.
of range number ! east, containing forty
acres
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To Whom do tho County Buildings and the Public
- Square BeIorg!

In order to dispel the fog which seems to hang
around this question, we simply quote the fol-
lowing from the Act Of Congress, which NAV ,,e
found on page 20 of vol. V of the O. s. Statutes
It large, approved jelly ?, 1896:
: Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives. OF the United States of Ameri-
"a N Congress assembled, That the tract Of land
IN tie Territory of Wisconsin, including the
towns OF Fort Madison and Burlington in the
county of Des Mclnes: BeIlcview. Du B1oue
ana Peru, IN the County Of Dubuque and Min
cril foint, In the county of Iowa shall under the
direction OF the surveyor General ,,f the Public
Lands, be laid off into town lots st.,4ets a-.p-
tee, and the lots for pl6tic use c.led the public
sY1atres. and the out lots DC and froylksi fi,r-
Tier, nat quantity Of land of prel,. width ~,
the itfer banks at the town OF Fort Aladison
etc, and running with the said rivers the whole
Iellg. q SAID towns shall be reserved from
sale as shall also tie pGBLIC' SQUARE.SJ for.
}'t1f,c use and remain forever for pubIic use rs
puoiic highways and for other public uses
In accordance with this law. the town of Min
eral Point was laid ont. and the square on which
the Gouit House now stands was reserved from
sale, as ppIktc square, but was subsequently, in
defiance Of the plain provisions Of the Law, pat
ented to the Commissioners Of Iowa county
ct, If anything Is certain it Is this that the
public square so laid out must he raseruod To-.
,GLc tsSe foreger,' in accordance with the Act of
Congress above quoted, and which has never
been repealed, and no act Of Iowa county can,
transfer the title.
- meeting Of the Republican Electors
Of the City of Mineral Point for the .yGrpose Of
choosing delegates to attend the County Con-
,entien. to be holden at Dodgcville on Friday,
the 9Th Of Sept, was held in the Court House
on the evening Of Thursday. the 18th Sept. Of
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TEseHrRs INsTIrUrE.-In consequence Of the
Inability Of the State Superintendent 20 be pres
en-, At the zine appointed for the Teachers Ia
~...ute. Oct. I2tb,} it has been postponed until
t-e 18th.
Tie Public schools will commence on the first
Monday Of October, rs heretofore intended
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

~ EMERsoN. BLAoKwcoD and Copy are re-
4, we'd. and will be noticed hereafter more fully
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

EraEsu Oranges. Le12ous and Cooeenatz for sale BY
:. JEAE.A i GO,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

Nathaniel " Dean and vi
(Murtgagors,
Daniel W. Rowland, Borrower, }
Harmon GrunOw,
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For full Course OF Instruction. $50 90
r. Eor further particulars address
IveS r. s BACON, Principal.
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IN PR0BArE-Iow. COUNTY COURT.

nals4 Mineral Point. sep. 10, 1855. sal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

Attest: JNo. II. NIvIsN, Sec'v.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-10

~ They are tanning an elephants hide
hl Nlninnati, II was purchased by furHer
10 Wisconsin where the animal which be-
longed 20 meHagurir, died. The freight a.
Cincinnati cost sl6. II ID an immense hide,
70 bulky that the tanners handle IL with diff
hru'y, II 10 nearly two inches thick, aud
lull a year aud half will be required 10 tan
u thoroughly
~ The Boston Traveller nominatef Col.
Fremont 90 the Presidential candidate Of Tive
Opposition in 1850,
DEATH or 4 YoUsl AuuloR.--The Hart
ford lress announces the death Of Mr. G..
w Fhlllen, az huiheld, Conn. The decreased
was the author u "Akin by Marriage" la the
atlantic MoHfhiH "lwice Married. In Put
"ams Nagasi"'' and other popular stories,
A WARSmG 10 BoYs-sad reuH oC i,a.
prudent baihHH John Pond aged Is years,
son o. Mr. Chas, Pond, died on Thursday
morning, lot inst, The immediate cause OF
young Ponds death was congestion ol the
lungs, but the primary cause WA from hath
ing when heated and remaining in the water
too long, A week ago iast Sabbath he was
IN The water nearly an houri that night
swelling commenced on his neck, but be- paid
little attention % n, aud was about hs usual,
going into the water whom he pleased Last
Saturday afternoon he, with another hoy,
John Hubert, was in the water one hour and
half lluherts neck also swelled that night
and IN a day or two both found themselves
scrlously sick, Hubert was soon relieved, hut
Ponds case grew Worse until he died. MI
fprd Journal
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MARRIAGES.

BicKFoRD-FRAsIEB-At the Wells River House,
July ., by Rev. a. C. Smith, Mr.. Levi Biok-
ford Of Pisrmont. n. H., and Miss Sarah j. i.
Ernsic1 Of Lyndon,
TInnErrs-wm West Concord, July 4,
by Rev L. II. Tabor, Mr.. VIM. NJ. Tibbctts and
Miss II. Il. Wiley, both Of Sutton,
SrARK-CARn-In Waterford on the LIST inst,
by Rev c. Marston, Mr.. 4. Il. Stark of St.
.Johnsbury, and Miss Celia S. Carr Of Water
ford.
wRIGHT-McGAFFEY-Ip ST. Johnsbury. on the
9th inst, by Rev. c. Narston, Mr.. Moses
Wright, and Miss Emily MeGafey, both of St.
Johnsbury.
NsoN-McDoNALD-In West Concord, on
the 4th inst. by Rev. L. IL. Tabor, Mr.. Stephen
-Hutchinson Of Concord, and Miss Alkaline
Mcdonald Of Danville.
MiLLRR-KENDALL-ln Barnet on the Sth ult,
by Rev. Thomas Gcodwilic, Mr.. ]. Miller
aud Miss Louisa w. Kendall, both OF Barnet.
MoRRiLL-MEDER-Tn Danyille, July 4th, by Rev.
John Eastman Mr.. Ahram Morrill,, late Of San
Francisco, Cal, formerly Of Danyillc, and Miss
Sarah Ann Medcr Of Danyille
CHANnrnL ,~-FRENCH--IR DaByillc. on the 9TH
inst. by Rev. Lewis Hill, Mr.. Daniel Chamber
lin ani Miss Eliza A French, both afDanvile.
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0RDER e N0TICN e SET1LEMEN7

STATE VI ' z IHTOUUNIh UTNITTIfI
At Probate Court held Johusbury said District
on the sth day OF j. ~. A. u. 1893
WHEREAS. Natl HundN. executor with the viii
W ucXcd the ate Of Beulmu, handy. late OF Lyn-
ndon IN said District deceased proposes 20 render
cunt of his sdming ueuon and to prcaGnt his arve,'nt
against said cstue for examination and allowance the
purpose making partition and distribution the residue
of.ad estate under Rdccree uf the per
sons who by law entitled to the anmc n "a there
ordered BY said court that the come under cn-
alteration and be heard at the Probate ,OnlCc m ST
Johnsbury, the "a day OF August, AID 1855 And
further ordered that all porsous Interested be notified
hereof by publication ola Of the rucord OF this order
I'm The Caledouian printed AZ ~ Johnsbury three weeks
succckkvrly previous said hearing that they
appear and contest the allowance OF said account
they and also BE- heard ht said court tn
the partition aud distribution said estate
~ tho Court-Attest ASA L. FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy Of record
Attest. asa ! FRENcH, Judvs ~ Probate o. ps-
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DEATHS.

rfsHsos--iu rrHrham, July 5, ley ORA Pear
son, aged 90.
eHnrrr-IH NoWaTk, JuHe n, Mr fVhuIm Or.
cutt aged 10 years.
FuuEH-In Walden, on che "a met, Emiy, wife
~ Ephuim Poster, aged 80 years aHd risht
months.
YousG-At Waterford Hollow, on the ls inst,
u cankruash, Jory Young, aged { year, ?
mouths, and n days
6rAsroup-In Charleston, ou the 30h ult, John
Stanford, aged 90.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparilIa,

the most cneetuM remedy which the medical
skin Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malHdy. IL Is COM
bincd from the most active TomodiAls that hsyo
been discovered for the ga purEaton Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
CFtem from is destructive consequences.
Hence Il should be employed for the cure ~
not only serofula, but also those other aifrc-
tons which arise from IL. such ERurTIVa
and SKIS DIsRAsEa, Sr. AHrHoNY'a fnE.
RosE, or EpYsiFELAa. PMFLEa, PrsTrLIa.
BLorcHEs. BLAMs and DoiL-. TUAoEa. TRIM
and Salt RHEuS, Seam HAN, RiEowoRN.
RuEUMAriaN, bYrHLirio and MERcuHIAL Dis
RAsHs, DRoraY, DYarErsiA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, AL COuPLAISra AniaiHo Thon VITiA-
rED or IHrURH BLOoD. The popular belief
In - inptvify Of The blood" is founded In truth.
for scrofula is degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue 81 this SAuapA-
nlla u 20 purify and Tegoncrate this vital fluid.
without which sound health IL impossible In
contaminated constitutions.
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scrofula, or Kings Evil,

(, q constitutional disease, a corruption 81 tho
blood by which tlis huid bCcamos Yitlatcd
weak and poor, Being in the circulation, IL
prr,ud-a tho whole body, and may hunt out
ln disease on any part u H., No organ h fToe
from - attacks, nor rs there one which " may
NOT destroy, The sgTpfulOus raint is yariousy
caused ~ HlrfdHriH disease, iuw living, die
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, Nth
and hlihy habits, thl depreffing vices, and,
above al, by tho ycncrcal infection, What
ever bee its origin, IL j. hereditary la the CON
sttutun, descending from paTents 20 chlldTrH
unto the thlTi and fourth generation = indeed,
IL seems 90 be- the rod Of Him Who fayf,
viii visit tho ulquiucs Of the fathers upon
their children"
IL effects commence by deposition from tho
blood Of corrupt or ulccrOus matter, which, Ia
the lung, liver, and internal organs, IL termed
tuberrigs a. the glands sWellngsi aud on
thf surface, oupiiona or sores THIS ipul cor
ruptiuu, which gandnra ia thn blood, dcPTessca
the energies Of lie, ~ that serofulnus oOnatitu-
lions not only suffer from soTufulous coma
plants, but they have far less power o. With
Haud the attacks ~ other diseases cnnse-
quently, vast numbers perish By disorders
which, although not GeF0fsllsus 10 iheiT RataFe,
are stll rendered fatal by this faint IN the
system, Most Of the consumption which d.
CLIMATES tho human family has its origin directly
IN this snrpfulOua contamination and many
destructive diseases Of tic liver, kidneys, brain.
and indeed, Of all :ho organs. arise from or
are aggravated by tho came cause.
ono quarter Of oil our people are fcrofulouai
their pcrsons are invaded by this lurking in
fpctnu, and t,gT health u undermined by u.
10 cleanse IL from the syftcm we must TcnoVhe
the blood by an Alternative medicine. andt in
ygpratc it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine We supply Ia
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SYA1E or TERltONT

IIIUl0Ul UIEITICI- =
AtA Probate Court holden the Probate once n 81
Johusburi within aud tor said district, on the ID ia!
OF july 4. - 1855
mstrumrut, purplttug Co be tho last viii and tesla
- Wcut Of Pul Ferguson. late ut IT JnhnsqurN u said
distinct deceased, being pcsvutcd To- the here bN
Abv wiley the executor therein named Tor Probate II
n ordered bv said court that u persons concerned there
IN he nutlurd tu appear session said Court a. be
holden at the Probate once, IN g. Juhusbury on the
9th daN OF Juty. 1855. and show II they
have against the Prohatcuf said VIII Tor which purpose
II rhcr ordered that copy ut the record ut this
der be published three weeks successfully In the tacdO
MAN printed at St Juhnsbufy previous 10 said time APP
pointed Tor hearing.
Attest ASA l. FRENCH. Judge.
true copy ofrccurl -
p5.ua Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS svrup.

- The must reliable remedy mf Caughs Colds tnnu.
euta, nor" Throat loafsrurrsi Asthma Mhoupng Cough,
munap Iunsutpptoh ami lhr on1 mrdcins that vii heat
lhc 'uufs alter an ahnCrHs has hrru urUtd " Wi tnthr
aui heal e irritation aud Win Cufe the worst ~
hctuula, bronchial ~ crfgNmnu's sore Throat Whole
sale Agents. GRO &. GOODWIN A 90 No ~ Mafshau
street, Hustuu. Sold h n. GOOD ALL son 81 p4
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Better than a Fig of Tobacco

y hg 81 tobacco in his hat that II answered
t'Tcc purppsrss 1T. IL fccascd him from the du.
y ui travelling 90 wake up ministers 20 sense Of
their dVtN. 2d % settled tho Gu Siion whether
&lil-fl.l4 ~ Sll4Lla il rtrsir s:Izft s, III
:, kept MIN from becoming crazy
Now, though the richosthcur will not produce
The above results, vet, when timely and thorough.
is used, n isW produce effects almost as wonder.
ml "a the dcludud mans tobacco.
II viii prevent badness, and numbers can tcs-
''N they have twice aN much hair on their head a.
Nry had before using the article. Ono LADY, after
using bottle or two, snid il was humbug bccausc
II did not produce more rapid effects; hut having
now twice che quantity 0f hair on her head, and
Of richer color, she now &. a. earnest IN H.,
praise AS she was before In Its condemnation We
ay 90 the public buy It aud You win be satisfied.
II. j. IiONE
81 JfhN.hurv Juno 2, 1855. Sstf
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na- rnfl lppkng nirr1 NJ who la ths side NJ
nfiY. toush sDmovhl hutfyhrNtri. while absent from
the civ nrW days, used Prot wood. lalr Restorative.
anu un hts return called o. see hi AdNllVr but nnus
rd 90 nud she td mot recognize HIM hpd immediately de-
VrmUrd tn pass cousin uf himself hUt rNrutus
ay chngructp uud that hc -uppautiur his f1rnrr
sot ia th" affections ofthr LADY, which caused him ~ make
himself known hut the ndN SIN SAYS that shr ukrn the
counterfeit better than the original and insists that be
continue 40 u"Crss1I o. usc the lalf Restorative. To
be had OF the urugFsta Louis NUfuur llrtull
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COAiMiS SIONERS' NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the Probate
w Court FOR the district Oi Caledonia, commissioners tn
receive. examine and adjust al claims and dcuand. OF all
against Josiah Blake late Of sutton IN tald dis
iv deceased, and the claims OF tho deceased exhibited
IN offset thereto hereby give notice that sA months Um
2h day OF June, A ID. lhaS allowed the cred
totS to present their claims 10 said commissioners r
examination and allowance, and that We viii meet for
that purpose at hc'iRucya Inn In sutton the last sat
urday ot July aud December next, at O'Clock p NJ on
each Of said days.
o,-o, JyomIE TEhI'uEEajnpsoS commissioners.
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0RDER Of N0TYCEof SETTLEMENT,

STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia Dstct.
At Probate Court held at st Johnsbury In said District
the 9th day Of July. A. u 1855
WuEREAb James ID, BELL Administrator on the estate
OF willard DIAN, late OF Walden, In said district
deceased, proposes render account Of his admin
strHtop and to present his account agaus said estate for
examination and allowance for the purpose Of making
partition aud distribution OF the residue said cstte, un
inr 1cIEl NJ A1 Lnt i4.-
law cnued 90 the same it's therefore ordered by SAID
Court that under consideration aud be
heard Probate once In Johnsbury, the nth
OF july, \. - tnS. And II In further ordered, that
all persons Interested De notified hereof by publication Of
copy OF the record OF this order Ia the Ctledpuan
printed ST Johnsbury three weeks successVcy prvv-
h. said time OF hearing that thgy appear and
contest the allowance said account ~ they
also be heard by said Court ~ the matter OF partition
and distribution OF said cntate. ny the Court.
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
A true Copy ct Record,
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TIE muMAN HAIR.

~ How many persons abuse hs delicate and beauii.
m ornament h burning 70 WITH Hcuh' washes aud pas.
trfng 10 with grease. WhU has aunlu fnf tho and
IL not absorbed NuUrttA tuFutiur. compound ~ tus
cuasuu on Sc n uuriyaipd dressing ~ the hair
" readily absorbed aud peculiarly adapted ~ various
conditions, preventing ~ hlnuF pt and promoting 10
healthy growth. lur sale bN 40 druEgiHta. ~
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New Goods F!

VNIIE subscribers have Just returned from
i Boston, with large assortment Of Now and
desirable Goods, which they will sell, Cheap for
Cash, Butter, Sugar, any other Kind Of Country
Produce. bought by the subscribers.
Sjtf G.. II. 4 ]. NJ. WEEKS.
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oLIl AVIrII9,
NoTISJu :
For SaIel

DY the subscribers at low Ggres, IL
ID and 10 foot Engine Lnthcs With Or without
screw hStutes. Alec one "a hand
CLAPBOARD PLANER,
One Blind Machine, together with sizes ~ Eel
tons Portable Cast Iron Gfist Mills, suitable fuT
grinding all kinds Of grain together With coin on
the cob I. u, FAIRBANKS,
Agent fot Caledonia Machine shop Co,
y. B.--ln tho absence on II T., call on 3. q
Bracket or d, Colby, atthe Planning Works Tor
particulars, yiu
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At market 1a5 Cattlei5J Reeves and o. STORES; an
sisting ct Working oxen, Cows and Calves NeaflIgs
Two and Three NcuTH Old.
Priccs-Markat Bect-ExtrA including nothing hut the
best large tat staied Oxen, ms lst qualty
Including nothing but the best large il stall-lcd uAcn.
b3oc Ipl 2d quality including the best tasscd OAcn
the best stalled Cow and the best three old Steers
500 ulJi 81 quality, 500 ordinary, 500.
Hartclliug CAttc-No quotations,
Stores orking oxen, from $50, 100, 49,. Cows and
Calves. uoy as 49, g. 50 ~. Ncarnngs, So Two
Y ears old, 81 - Three ycarsOll, SIS a -.
sheep and Lamhs-26Gd at market Prices In lots elbO,
l16G n zoo Extra aud selections, duu, $50 a as.
Hides - Tc per 10; Tall0w, ~ 7c per b Pcs.
81 IS a 81 rRchg Calf skins, ~ a IS u-,c,
VEAL CALvEs-Salcs at 81, 4. a6,uu each.
SwINE-No Western market Prices-Shotcsl whole
sale, o per 10. Up
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Premnturo Loss Of Hnir,

re- witch T. w common noW-n-tiNys may be- entirely
prevented hN the NJ nurUrs tuCuhiur. II has rcu
used lu thousands whrrr the hair CnUug
IN hAndrn has fnrd a. arrest IT. drtA and
e. promote hCahy and Vigorous Growth Il g. 81 tho
AM llE llsA4 AL - g. LIZ llAlfA ll44l
tet.U VIII rrrfgr ~ son anu fi.'y o., hr'rtu dove
For sale q