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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

OTIS 2 B. and in block az trongs and others ad-
dition 10 Mineral Point with good frame House,
Containing five rnons besides The pantry and cellar
ctsterB, stable and well fenced,
aud ia all respects desirable residence. clear title,
upon easy terms cash and tir.e for balance
ALSO the undivided half Lot %, Eieits Survey 81
Mineral Point and buildings situate High sereet. be
il The premises occupied by q. ". Cobb storea
good business stand. u. + = r HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
THE
& r l. A I b + A I TIFIE r,
so long unsuceessfully sought,
FOUND IT L4ST!

NOR 1T RESTORES PERMANENTLY GRAY HAIR
t" its original color luxuriantIv the bald
head removes all dauGruf. itching and all scrofuIt
srald head and all erupfious makes the hair soft
healthy, and glossy ami will preserve it imapil
able removes If by magic, all bitches &c from
the lace and cures all neur gi nervous head ache
See circular and the following.
Dover. y. II, Feb. 2 1851
PROF. o. J. WOOD & Co.-Geuts: Within a few DAYS
we have received many orders cns for Prof O +
Woods Hair Restorative, that to-day are COMPELLED
to send to Boston for quantity, Ghe cozen vo for
varied al being sold,l while might order quantity
from ECery 60te hare s0kd 10 hare 3ro
d"ccd three foRr customers, the anrnta on
and patronage IL receives from the initial ana
1t is A MOST VALE BILE PREPARATIONS
send Us as soon may be gross of 81 size and
dozen = ize and believe very eepectflll
fSigued) DANIEL IATHROP K 90
Gardner, Maine, June %, 1855.
PROF. q. !. WOOD-Dear Sir have flsed two hot
ties of Professor Woods Hair Restorative aud can truly
IL IL the greatest discovery are for rstori.
and changing the hair Before using it was mar ~
seventy. Ny bgr has attained its original color
iou can recommend it to the world without line least
fear, Iny one Of the worst kind.
Yours Respectfully.
DANIEL y MURPHY.
- J. WOOD Is CO. Prcprictors 3I2 Broad,rav New
York, lin the great y Y. Wire Raina, establishment
aud IL Market St., St Louis Mo-
And sold by all good Druggists 3mI5
Also wholesale agents for Prof Carne Boonine Tooth
Wash. The best preparation the kind i'm the world
r. D. PULFoRD- Agent Mineral Point.
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MADISON WATER crRE


FIFIIS INSTITUTION IS delightfully."- situatea an IN,
South margin of Lake Menona opposite and in full
the CITY of Madison, and
from TIE public thorou ghiares and localities
insure undsturbed quiet to the invalid The grouns
comprising about 30 acres, beautifully unfalafirc
bordering the Like fer than half a miie
with native oaks aud shrubbery and the scenery
this the most enchanting and lovely retreat in tbs
North West.
The buildings large elegant and comfortably Tnra
icd and capsb bic accommodating about patients
They heated throughout by steam. that
peraure each be regulated with the greatest
facility, rendering the estabis hmen. especially
SUI table for Winter Accommodation.
Tho dry clear and stimulating atmosphere of inferior
Wisconsin, admirably adapted in connection with the
fit the suffering invalid and all that close medical
ention. proper and vigorous and kind
avail 10 restore to health those entrusted to
charge, viii be cheerfulfy and readily employed
This institution has been recently purchased by the
Proprietor and rehtted up in style not surpassed by
any similar establishment this country with the de-
termination to establish this Cure upon permanent
basis and make it truly
Model Wafer Cure Establishment.
Conducted upon strictly dropathe end Hygene prin-
cpes, the proprietor pledges himself that pains
expense shah spared promote the health or con-,
fort Of those visiting Ths Medical Department
is under the charge of Dr. NJ LANDS, formerly of
Philadelphia who having had eight years experience
the Water SYSTEM fully competent TO tdAe charge
Of the Medical Department
f~g A Iin,ite number boa-ders admitted
~ Daily Lectures to Students. For further pariic
ulaTs address MADISON WATER CURE, Madison. Wis.
Madison, May 11th, 1855 em2o
D -.roI
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A FTEg YEARS or STUDY AND EXPERIMENT,
a Dr. Eoszaek tie eminent Swedish Physician sue
eeeed producing medicine from tsFt differ
en species Of laountaiE herbs Of his native land which
acts directly upon Of disease IN the bood and
BIZ restoring the eorru Cd fountain Of life. 70 condition
II health aud purity ezpsIs disease from the system,
wherever Il NAV located, whatever may b its char
aeter- IB5estion nervous cgnipiaInts, epeptie and
other ats coughs. consumption IN Is esriy stages
throat bronchitis fever and ague asthma low spirits,
sexual .ucapacity, feminine weakness, preking Of the
Skin syInpto-na;ie q paralysis rheusai-E neuralgia
ur cancer diabetos iassitude and debility, diarFhea
and al other disorders Of the organs q respiration, the
liver. kidneys, the stomach tie nerves, the
fiber, GnsrringIy cured by this PREPARATION II
l. TO the ns9rbi disease alkli
acid it nsutralizss them with absolute certain
IT, while al The time regulates the seeretions,
moves ostrctiss the bowels creates appetite,
oily vsger and rsgensrates every animal fuRc-
ton such The nature, such se effects Of Dr. Ro
backs famous Scandinavian Blood PGTifer, which, II
taken uunction uitA his scandinavian Blood Pills
viii not only obllteTate the most painful disease bat
prevent their recurrence, and Iengthen lie beyond the
ordinary sEan-
In the SCANDINATItN VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
Robsck presents the result Of twenty years Of expe
rec study and experiment what perfect
pill should BE. No doubt their periority after
one single trial Price Scandinavian Blood Pari
her 81 per bottle s. per balf-dozen scandinavian
Blood Pills, p cents per box, or i've for a.
PEar, Miami county, Ind, Aug. !, 1881.
DR.. c. " RoBAcK: have received 50 much ben. =
from ggur Scandinavia Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
:At ha,e thought il my duty and II less my in
clinaton, give you plain statement Of my
for ye.fs afflicted with that % all comfort,
efficiency in business, dyspepsia To recaptuate ali the
s1-eaei remedies which have used 70 rid myself Of
this disease souId indeed make melancholy catalogue
also consulted with She best physicians could hear
Or. induced Try your remedies through the per
suasions Of a friend, ana after using them few DAYS
greatly benefited, ami ia short time than q
month, eH;irely and perfaa nentiy cured.
also afflicted with the violent headache
which suppose produced by my dsordered stomach
for when ms dyspepsia left me- my headache left with
il. feel ter 10 every respect than have
ten years. Very truly yours,
JOHN s. DEMCTH.
From tho Rev. Hr. McfrLLEN, Pastor Of Roberts
Chapel. INDLAN4roTIs Get. ), 1857.
Or. q. " RnBACK--DeaT sir have used your Blood
Purifier for nervous Affection from which nave suf
Tered much times. While it Is pleasant the taste
certainly has happy effect upon the Please
cept M thanks your kind regards and acts,
lieye nae, Yours,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22

All ANIMALS ctN TALk.-At the
Annual meeting If the Association for the
advancement ot science, held lately at
Boston i was shown that, after all. there
are no dumb beasts" ID. Gibboa read
I very Interesting paper ou tie language
Of animals. +" He says tia. every varie-
y Of animated beings possesses some
means Of iutelligibie commuuieaaan.-
Each. creature, by popular sounds or
Signs Of correspondence. has a language
understood BY lis own kind. and some
times learnt by others. Emotions Of eau
tlen. affection, and fear-of Joy, gratitude
and grlef-are disclosed ~ simple tones
of voice. Or by impre~ siye gestures. TO
aignahze feelings. strictly comprehended.
and often answered. Insects AMI birds.
fish and beasts, thus express thsmseises-
III distinct languages, signe,, spoken aud
sung, seen heard and fer lie ilIusirat-
ed his sheory BY stating familiar facts rel
atIre 70 domestic animals.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22

F7INTIN OFFICE
FOR SALE.
THE TYPES, PRESSES, FURNITURE, and all the
the fixtures for Newspaper and Job Of
heretofore used in the establishment Of the Mineral
Point Democrat, offered for sale at bargain
For particulars enquire Of
II. IL COTHREN.
Mineral Point. Oct. l9th. 1857.
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CEfAP.DER DE Tot r.

Yohn Shmldt paced his room in De
kust Heus up un down for about two
hours IN ninety minutes, den suddenly
hearing de report Of pihsiol. h. eA-
claimed
DDS is oil rot can't write of dis IN
,erestlng sthory, ull YOU comes down init
der dust, IN den | deIls you rot Yuhn
eanidt sphollen all der times. NIT Katri-
M IN ter DuyyIi. Yah! Mem price is
eta-unt-svanseg glass lager bier, Swei
pretseis uni half pouny seventeen kpse,
mi ! takes no little As dat, by tam
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J. ". T. McMULLEN.


cINCfNVATI, FRIDAY, Sept J. 1851
DR.. EoBbcK-Desr SIR: Having been ali. cted with
neuralgia rbeunti-nl for the past year and half and
having your medicine, called the Scandinavian
Blood Purifier, HIy recommended by gentlemen with
@bom anu acquainted, induced 70 try it, bat not
before bad used various other medicines After using
bottles ieIt is elect very sensi5 and upon using
two more found ms self perfectly cured. You viii al
low me, therefore congratulate you upon making
discovery medicine which IS proving itself TO be
such wonders in the diseases Of the human
family. GEORGE 5. BENNETT.
Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
IyDiASAroLis, "wednesday, Sept ., 1857
DR.. C. " RoHAcE--Dear Sir: Having been troubled
for several years with extreme debility and weakness
much that unable attend 20 my ordinary bust
ness tunes, and having heard ct the wonderful
that your scandinavian Blood Purifier Al pills ei
f-etine I was induced iy = friend 10 trg ttem.
have been using the Purifier ioF the last twelve
months and 6nI the medicine faily equal TO its
dispense with the it my advanced age Of
Hre-seventv-sevcu years.
rtteerfuly give tbis information the beneGt.of
those similarly affected. MORRIS MORRIS
The above certificates and many Others be at
my osce by any at any time Get Of my Family
Medical Almanac, gratis, from my agents.
Manuile torv SaiesEooms and oice No G East Fourth
street, l building from Main street, Cincinnati o.
For sale IS John II. VIVIAN Mineral Point; Nebesiek
IaInpe co., Hi -hIana E. C-Seyes:s Il Co DodgeyiIIe
and by Druggists ard Merchants generally. l7-y
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CHAPDER De TREE

;" We gatchts lansman.
Goot.
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a choice quality #
( 0 ur, H ans and Bacon,

constantly hand for Family use which cannot be sur
passed in this market.
We have all the various kinds and qualities Of goods
usually kept In Grocery store hich we have not Time
70 enumeratei together with coiee Assortment OF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES.
NMBRACING D~aFig every variety known. (raTteiliarv
the approved FatreTIts recei. and
sale D, WI. LANYO& & son. Commerce Street
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES
DfGV- Fl0Der Ugfcr Hifth.
Black Diamond, Monarch.
Prairie Queen, HesterH Queen
Men H0vtd, CHHTUator, tairsrrs
Keystone, 1ffiess, BaHgEp. Li0t. 81
PREMIUM STOVES,
or all and patterns use Also the follow
ing, among other:
PARIOR STOVES
Sgfcanith & without ovens F7orai open clos'l f-oa;s
Boston, Cottage St0ces, Sc, &c
BOX STOVES
STOVES both pi Cooking and The paIlor lie has also
large stock Of beautiful
including
Tea Puts, Cqgee Pits, Sugar Urns. Crea1aers
Motasses Pitchers, Casters Fuckers,
Mugs, Cnps, CGRdiesttoks.
Sptito0Hs, Lamps &c, &C. Sc.
Selected With and offered at remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
. ali Kinds, constantly hand, ur to or
der, the shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment is FURNACE
where work ID etberof their respective lines ai
in the best pessibl manner
Job " oriI attended 10 in any Of the above shops on
shout notice.
- Persons desiring any thing in his line are invited
10 call ami examine his Stock and prices.
Mineral Point. October, Ia5.3. -ly
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CROCkERY WARE.


embracing every thing usually called for in this 1nar
a nj q GOOD a stnck of
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NOTICE.

II persons arc hereby forbid 10 timber die min
~ eral or haul mineral from the following descrtd
land belonging 70 Messrs ) f. Walsh with5u pernis.
y
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MEDICINAL.

\ r. MoETIEY Ese-, II TrIca- y Y writes: = lav1
ve Invented IL and believe the bS medicine fer ~
purpose ever put with lad eoid should -zsher
pas twenty FIVE dollars for bottle tban DO si'is' H. "a
--.--
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22

Fora fun Course of Instruction, $40 ca
g For further particulars address
ly-S r. 5. BACON, Principal.
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Cssta tires do despair till YOU have tried AYR
CHERRY PECToRsi 1t i male by Of the best medical
lni-ts in the all around te-peak
the high merits virtues. - Ihtgdspsaa Le,gsF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
synopsis of the Presidant,s Messaee.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.--The President congrati-
lates the people upon the peace Of the country as
compared with year ago. lilo reviews the Kan
sas question, aud recommends the passage Of q
law providing that upon the application OF n Ter
r,torlai Legislature. declaring their belief that
the Territory contains number Of inhabitants
which. II in State, would enttls them To elect
Member Of Congress, it shall be the duty Of tho
PRESIDENT to cause u census Of the inhabitants To
be taken, and il tho number il found sufficient
then by tho terms Of the net to authorize them to
proceed IN their own way to frame u State Constr
tation preparatory To admt,ance into the Union.
lie also reviews the cause and settlement of tho
Utah difficulty, and recommends that tho pre-emp-
ton system be extended TO the people of that Ter
ritory by the establishment of Land office there.
lie next speaks Of China and japan says a.
new treaty has been negotiated with the latter
country. which will materially augment our trade
and intercourse, and remove from our countrymcn
the disabilities heretofore imposed upon tho cxcr-
else vi their religion.
Congratuates the country upon tho happy set
tlomcnt Of tho right Of search question with Great
Britain and regrets he cannot also say that the
COMPLICATIONS between Great Britain and tho Uni
ted States, arising out of the Clayton Bulwor
Treaty. have not been finally adjusted.
With Russa and France and all other govern
ments of Europe, except Spain, our relations are
most friendly: Refers to tho unsettled Cuba claims,
and the fact that if Cuba, in its existing Colonial
condition. were acquired iom Spain, the last relic
OF the Slave Trade would disappear: We would
not acquire 1T, except by honorable negotiations,
unless circumstances not now anticipated, should
justii, another course. Whilst tho possession of
the Island would be of vast importance To tha|
United States, its value TO Spain is comparatively
unimportant.
Recommends TINT some remote portion of Mex
leo le taken. and held till all nlcmnities are paid
to the citizens of the United States.
Tie President insists that the transit route shall
never hereafter hc closed by any arbitrary decree
"t the Nicarngunn Government has no objection
that Nicaragua receive compensation from trnycl-
Ter.
sage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07
CONGRESSIONAL.

washington. Dee. G.-SrN ,rr.--Mr. Gwin, OF
California, gave notice that be would call up the
Pacific Railroad hill Tomorrow.
After the Presidents Message wns read. Mr..
Hale. Of New HAMPSHIRE, made some sarcastic
remarks hkening the President to job, aud also
10 an nnti1unted Florence Nightcngalc. who pick
ed up the wounded Of the late Fcunsy vnuia olcu-
ton, and sent them To the Austrian Hospital for
recovery.
i'll the House were unmportant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07
Loss of Il Richmond Vessel

New loRk, Dee. e. The bark Pcrlhcau. from
Richmond. bound for Iii, Janciro. was fallen in
with Oh the l2,h of November. IL $50 miles from
bermuda, dlsmnsted No communication could
be had with her. IN consequence ui the tcmpetnous
sea- Two steamers were sent down to her assist
lance from Bermuda hy the British NnvN author
tiles. but subsequently returned, having been I'M
able TO find her,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07
Markets..

New YonK, Dec 6.--flonr generally lower,
Southern STEADY. Wheat very duh aud rrros
16aSO cents.
BALTIMORE. Dec. C. Flour dull and prices I'M
changed. Wheat advanced from three to five cts.
Curn firm. " hiic IS to G2 cts. NclloM Gl 10 GIG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BusIvEss MENs' PRAYER MRrrlxG.--Thcre are
regular meetings for prayer at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association at ~ o'clock
The public are invited to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07

a MATRIMONIAL SLIr.-Thc old saying ''there's
many s-rlip twixt the cup and the lip" was prac-
tically verified in this city on Sunday last. On
that day it was announced that several couples
Of the darkey population would be united in the
holy bonds of wedlock and in consequence Of that
facts gaining publicity. the African Church
was densely crowded on the afternoon If
tho holy day afore mentioned Two or three of
tho candidates for connubial felicity presented
themselves at the altar, an there being no obcc-
tors present tho worthy pastor. Rev. Mr.. Clopton.
tied the indissolublc knot aad the sable recipients
Of his kindly Offices went their rejoicing ways.
Butnow comes the interesting part of our story
Mt the juncture above mentioned, another couple
presented themselves before Mr.. Clopton; the lat
ter gentleman enqured the name Of the expectant
groom and it WAS Of course given him; when to
the infinite establishment Of every one present
and the utter discontinue of the candidate for
matrimonial bonors and pleasures, Mr.. {. an
nounccd that he was in receipt of letter from u
lady who claimed prior right to the gentleman
then in his presence. In proof of the validity OF
this claim, several facts were cited in tho letter.
which 80 impressed the mind of the reverend gen-
tleman with the truthtulness Of the statements
therein contained, that he, in the gcntlest and
most polite manner possible, informed the anxious
individual before him, that he must decline any
further action in the premises. 1t is needless 10
follow the subject farther than to say, the dis
appointed woocr departed. mutoring tho deepest
curses on the devoted head Of the injured female
who had SO abruptly stepped i'll between himself
and happiness
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07

AN OLD OFrENDER.-Ellen Pin, who has at diff
fcrent periods in her eventful history received not
less than one thousand stripes at the hands of the
public officers, was before the Mayor on yesterday,
on the charge of drunkenness and keeping bad
hours-as usual, she was ordered Is lashes, which
makes her count to this date LOIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07

THE lecture of Mr.. Bryant which was to have
been delivered h,lnre the Young Mems Christian
Association last evening. was deferred in conse-
umenco Of the Indictment weather. Mr.. i. left
the city in the eastern bound train, bearing with
him lively sense Of the high appreciation shown
hv these who ratronized his lectures and requests
Us to say that he hopes to visit us again shortly,
when. under more favorable circumstances, he
will deliver the lecture. We shall hail his return
for this purpose. with great pleasure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07

FaEramr TKADE.-There were received at the
depot Of the Va. & Tenn. r. R., on Monday the
9th inst, 38 loaded cars, consisting of a, LA bush
els of Wheat, 439 bbls. Flour, l2l 900 lbs. Hogs.
$1,000 Miscellaneous. l3 loaded cars sent West
the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07

DtsTRIcr CouRT-Mondav. Dec 6.-Prcsent:
Judges Daniel. Gilmer and Marshall.
, 1t was ordered that term of the Special Court
of Appeals for thi, Judicial District convene in
this city on Wednesday the 9Th inst.
Court then adjourned till o'clock this after
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-07
IMHENSE SAVING. OF EUEL!
LARGE AND SPLENDID SToCKOF
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.

tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.
G. $. BLISS 4 CO.,
uNNlrE attention display Of new Fall
and Winter Goods which they have been receiving four
weeks past Our stock comprises the variety aud
our great variety If Cooking Stoves can.
not he cScciled for economy aud 'nicnce
Parlor Stoves and Radiators coal some new
beautiful patterns are woy the attention Of purchasers
Dining Room Church pc rtrct
in operation Office church and Factory syes
Gra,es-K'ch medium and low priced adapted to tho
The Morning Star Cooking Range an entirely new article
and superior to all others that have pre- cdcd it. Having
or Sa' Ms" a% % , f%,s s.a
personally from the leading Founr,s in the Northern Cities
better upon better ever Ieors
been done in this mnrketat the Stove and EanHc Warehouse
octl.is S BLISS Il co
IMBKELLAs. UMRREILAS!!-I have
Las which aro osre at fair pic%s i, %"erisi %he,h
er a. hand by Adams Express Lees Line or so%asdc
NEW GOODs.-JOsIN n. DAVIS a. CO.,
~ LYNcHpukG, Va offering for puollc Inspection
large and agnfecn. stock scasonabe Dry GOODS
consisting part all the styles Ladies
Goods CIoaks shaws Collar. sleeves Gloves Hosiery
le,e; and special attention called their GOODS
FOR sEkvANTr consisting Of g. AMI 81 fu,led Cloths
of Honse Publishing Goods consisting in part Of Velvet Brus
sei' Thcery Iugran aud vrnan carpetings Rugs Floor
on Cioths, Curtain Materials Table Linens &c.
oct l9ts
YNCHRURG, DLCEMBEK I'd. I>Js.-
=
IN store and for sale" large AID superior lot OF COUNTRY
JEANsAN WOODEN SOCKS which viii sell cheap tor
cash. Call and see them. dee 3-ds J. G. SHEARER.
I>RAvELLING BLANKETs.-A large as
sortment Of TRAVELLING BLANKETS at unusually
low priccs, FIR sale by
dec d,s BURROUGHS, sHaFER & co.
MALAGA GRAPES, New Rn.in., Figs, Car
4vA rants. Cion &c, &c just r'cci' ed by BOYD,
nov L dts. Near the Post Office
GOLDEN HILL ssusKTs.-rhe pniicrno
u these Shirts is The bodI yokes s!eeves and
tusoms formed tho person 18th comfort
Every Shirt is guaranteed well made All grades constantly
GLASS Il RAIEE'S
Introduces Of every leading article i'll the Gentenas line.
30dts
IF you hnvr Cold, Cough, or ds-ngrcenbic ir.
ration about the throat, with constant disposition
cough, use the COUGH CANDY. prepared and sold at
j. H. THOMPSON 4 CO.'S
dec Ids Drug Store.
snNO IAaE IA aII EA.-A very choice $50 ri cnt
u of new and beautiful STEEL ENGRAVINGS 4 LITH-
at the Book Store of idce Ids. II. G. VICTOR.
Two FAMILIES PUTTING UP PORK.-we
Il have hand powdered Satpetre powdered Black Pop
nov 24d's-Rep copy.l w. A. STRoTHER GO.
E just hand barrels of fresh MOUNTAIN LIME, 70
which friends and
oct 30 dsl CAMP. SMITH a CO.
UNUNE WINEA.-95 baskets Of Piper 4 Co.'S
II HEIDRICK CHAMPAGNE WINE, In quart and pint
bottles Baskets GRAPE LEAF most superior Cham
paens Wne quart pint and half pint bottles good
sortment pure Sherry Madeira Port and Malaga WINES
In bottles or on draft. For sale BY ,
nov 1sdnl LEE, JOHNSON 90. Z.