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DalIeY's Magical Pain Extractor


IN Al diseases Inclination more or less predonnstes
a-y inflammation strikes al the very OF dis
eass-lence an immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
nothing viii a4y inflammation at once and make
q certain cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
viii cule the following among great catalogue Of dis
Burns Sealds Cuts Chaies Sore Nipples Corns
Buhions, Bruises trains, Bites Poison Ciblans Bes
Scrofu Ulcers Fever Sores Gout, Scrofula Ulcers Fe-
Sores Felous, Ear Ache Piles Sore Eyes Gout Swell
ljugs, rheumatism, SeaIt Head salt RLeuIn BaIdurs.
Ery aeLas Hngsyo II. B4rbsEs Ite Small Po4, Messe.
Rash, &c, sc.
70 some il H-ay appear increduous that many
eases, should pe reached b article such idea
vanish when rejection points fact sal,e
IS comb aton OF ingredients, each every one a.
plying perfect antdote 10 its opposite disorder.
DALEY > MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In It's effects is magical, because the time short BE-
tween disease and permanent cure and
tor II draws all diseases effected part; leay
ing perfect before the injury. 1t is scarcely
necessary say that house, workshop, I.aufac-
tory should be moment without it.
No Pain Extractor i genuine unless the box has upo4
it steel plate engraving, with the Henry D4L
ley Manufacturer.
For safe by all the principal Druggists and patent ned
tiue dealers thIoua the United and Canadas
Principal Depot,
T65 Chambers s'tgcSr, New Ya,k.
{. Z. CHACE.
= Z. TCLEORD AGENT. I4-iv
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIZ. s. Bachelors Hair Dye
= OLiE.nei - g 81 tAe 80. !


All ctleEs are limitations, and should be avoided
II you 'Fisl I escape TiGicUIe.
GRAY, RED. or Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautial ana Natural Brown Black, without the least
INJURY to Hair or ska.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIFI.oN-i As have been ard
81 10 n \ I}a;eheior since 1882, and C,oo0 ap
pcacns been made to tie Hair OF his patrons Of
his famous Dye
w}i. \. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces -olor
not e lie distinguished from nature, anu is WARRANTED
not L injure the least however long it may be
tiuued tie Ill feet o. Bad Dyes renedied the Hair
i.vig ors,ted for liJe by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied Ia lrlyate rooms a the Wig
Factory, 253 B5oadu-g, y Y.
Sold ia all cities towns OF she United States, by
Druggists and Fa- .cg Goods Dealers.
{ y The Genuine has tho and address upon
steel plate ems aying four sides of each Box, Of
WILLIAM a. BACHELOR.
XIV 253 Broadway. New YoIk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Woods Hair Restoraiive.--rfeL have never Known
any other medicine eu as large share OF public
t~nce ia SO shorta time t.s IDS done. 1t has not
been more thtn year since first heard it, il
now stands at the mead all remedies Of the kind We
have never used any 81 = ourselves having had no oe-
eou, as our crown of glory only as get retains
MS oIsjnal color, but gees solut some of our
friends lave, aua hese to fail in re-
storing tie hair 10 its original color We ADVISE such
are becoming prelna'usey gray. To give the Restor
t-+e" q trial. Chester tI.iiroiaJ Herald.
-'.d ny all good Druggists. NoY.
r. D. ECLEOAD. Aseat. AHaeIa- loint
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feNefs-Fcver, ike every other form OF disease TO
WHICH re human system is table, Is caused oy impure
hunoIs This being caused BY the i'd action Of
the blood strugg ing with nature eldeavorng 10 cast
cut Of Tie body tie corrupt matter vjc deadly ou-
posed to health. Hence the good bad haulor e 81
war with each other, and The coI-oloon which follows
causes FOYER and heat. The symptoms Of fever
Gus causing heaVEess aid ai.5cst brea ding, eyes
dul and heavy anAety, signing and yawning alternate
dts Of heat sud cold After which the patient comp aims
Of pains in the head and back great thirst,
sickness fuiiness about the stomach, and sometimes
vomiting bilious matter Dr MoKsss Indian Root Pulls
are Acknowledged to Le Strengthening aud delightful
medicine Tor all Aiuds of evers They not only cleanse
the stomach and bowels from all bilious matter but they
open the eXefetol vessels, causing them 70 pour copiors
eIusons trom The blood into bowel after whiea
corrupted mass is hgoSa out By the natural passage OF
the body al that IS required urgent Of fever
viii be 10 take large doses. iu order 10 hare them o
crate thoroughly by tho bowels take from three to Eve,
III GIT and morning until the lever entirely dsappears
After which, from four every evening until we
you wiiI convinced that ihis way TO
check fever leeaso le dire ont ali inai. nation and
restore the body state Of sound health And tue
blood ana other fluids VII be thoroughly purified that
disease ia any torn III BE- utterly Impossible.
DR.. 3lorses indian Root Pills ass sold by s dealers in
Medicines. Nov.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
/ y \ ID y ENJOY
Abstrac . mcc

The undersigned have opened set Of Book. which
give coz plete and reliable history of every tract
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds, MORTGAGES
Judgments DEGREES, aud all matters Of Record afeeti
the same
They viii furnish abstracts attend to the perfection Of
Titles the purchase ana sale q Lands the payment of
Tazes collection o Rents AMI The drafting OF Deeds and
other Instruments; and viii loan money aud collect ia
crest for those desiring TO invest.
Ofce up stairs in John Ross new stone building op
Pc site tie Eagle Saloon, High street, Mineral Poin,
Wis WA. T. HENRY,
45tr FRANCS HENRY.
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INnIANAPoLIS- Noy. "a

SEATS OF IxDIANA SENATORS Coz
rEsrED.-Tbe Senate to-day passed resc-
lulions, by a vote Of twenty-six to twenty
two, declaring the election of Jesse d.
Bright aud Graham n Fitch to the Uni
ted States Senate Illegal, unconstitutional
and void. The same resolutions are
pending in the House.
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There are many persons licted with the above dis
ease and should give Tie following, their attention:
This is 10 certify that have been troubled with The
Talpitation Of the heart for years and at times
so severe tbatI could not Lay down and sleep :et
and after apply ing several remedies found no reicf
procured q the Agent, p. a. ilFFHAS one hottie OF
ioaFLANps German Bittcrs. Jared by DR.. JACK
so>, Of Philadelphia, and found much relief from
oue, continued to use H. and now AN perfectly
lcgeG of The disease. aud do recommend it all who
may be afflicted WIKI The disease am satisfied
il Is a valuable medicine
Given under my hand this She 18th day Of oct 1856
Waco, Ellison GO. Nv VALENTINE BAUISTARK
These Biters sold by Druggists AID Storokeepers
in every town and 'iae ID The Unit 81 states Canadaz
Wost Indies and south America at IS cents per bottle
Z. PCLFUi,Ds Agent, Mineral Toiut. Nov
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W WASHINGTON. Nov. q.

NAsH1NGroS MArrERs.-It is said
that the Presidents Message and the re-
ports of the heads of the departments.
with the exception of that of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, are nearly com
pleted.
The Pos'master-General has issued an
order Tor weekly mail from New Or
leans to connect with the regular coaches
OF The San Diego and San Antonio line
10 FL Paso, where it will be transferred
TO the Memphis overland mail for San
Francisco.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-30

DEATH u Hos. T /. HARRIs.-TIon.
Thomas L. Harris, Representative il
Congress from tie 6th DIs,rIet 81 Illinois,
died ii his residence ii Petersburg, III,
On tie 24lh slst.. after short bat painful
illness. Mr. Harris was one Of Illinois
ablest men, and the news Of his death
will strike 4 pang to the hearts Of many
Who admired lis bold and many course
IN the Councils OF the Nation.
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OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD & Co. Projectors, ofseesih
New York Az IL Broadway and Catham Square Ne#
YORK.
Parcels and Packages &c axsrded 10 England eae,
Scotland, Ireland ana tl4e Continent of Europe
Parcels to Great Britain and iceland deiisef'1 .
destination.
Drafts SUNS to suit from El Sterling upward
GEO. ". COBB, ACT, Mineral Point
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IIYpRorHoHiA.- Paul CuAxDLER,
Of Wiola, IA Fayeue Co, died recently
Of Hydropho5ia, oceasloued by the bite
Of mad dog, some five weeks previous.
Several instances of similar deaths have
recently appeared il our exchanges.
We hase Teen told dat several dogs have
recently been bitten il piaaev.lle, ~ a
dog supposed u u mad, ana Ne may ex-
pect l. hear o.hel instances IF lie kind.
OR advice ID tAose owning valuable dogs
would 81 to keep them oui Of The way Of
those worthless ours with which this couc-
try abouuds
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4 VALUABFE WoRK.-Charles Ian
man, Esq, of Washington, has In press
land nearly ready for publications. a
Dictionary of the I. 5. Congress, con-
tanning Biographical Sketches Of its mem
bers from the Foundation Of the Govern
ment. including also, various kindred
matters. Il will, undoubtedly, prove to
BE very useful book
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30 The cranberry trade is becosinr
very profitable business in the northern
portion of this State. The Juneau Coun-
ty Argus, says $4,000 bushels hav been
marketed at that place the present sea-
son, and the total amount of cash put in
circulation in connection with the trafc
IS sos, 146 50.
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IA Rev. Theodore Parker is restored
to health. He preached IN his own pull
pit, Sunday, 2lst, on :" Health" from the
text Do ThyseF no Harm
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WIGS-NIGS-NIGS

BATCHELeR's WIGS AND TR0UPEEs surpass all
They are elegant, Ii ght easy and durable
FITTING 70 eharrn-no turning up behindao shrink
ing of the head indeed, this IS the only Establishment
where these things properly understood and made
xIv-Iy 233 Broadway, Kew z-orr,
T. D PCLFoRD, Agent
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81 Since the vote for the removal Of
he County Seat from Mineral Point 10
Dodo evIlle, "yellow tint block" is
plainly visible in the countenace of Bliss
Of the Tribune.-[ Shullsburgh Local
Since the award OF premiums at the
La Fayette County Fair, a halo Of
4" green " has surrounded the vision Of
the editor Of the Local, which even Tran
srends the crimson of his nasal organ.
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6sS- Preparations are making at Wash
lngton fer grand demonstration on the
arrival Of the 4" victorious Senator Doug
as But the Douglas men in the gov
ernnent Offices have been cautioned that
Il VIII rot be safe for them 10 show them
selves on the occa sioa.
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81 The Juneau County Owls Ar
gus figures the Io,a! quantity of cranber-
RES marketed at that point at $4,000
bushels, and the total amount of cash dis
bursed IN connection with the trafc, at
s5S'l46,59, This is very respectable
business
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DR.. RoBAcK's ScANDryAvIAN RENEDlEs - The
seeds Of all disorders IN the blood and Dr.
RoBAcK's Blood Purifier and Pills act speeitieai-
ly on that fluid. They are composed Of rare
Swedish herbs, and form 4 sovereign antidote 10
the injecting aud corruptins principle Of disease.
Not only do they cure indigestion, bilious COM
plants. feu1le weakness, eennubial IncomPe-
tency, nervous disorders, lungs and throat az
fcctious. diarrhoea, etc, e;c., bat they cleanse
purify and invigorate every organ, and put the
whole animal machinery "A such vigorous con-
dition that 1t Is enabled 20 resist and throw of
the influence Of bad air aad other causes Of
sickness. See advertisement
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

-vr= .ScF "a london for sale in sums of 81 ste'
Ilhng and upwards gro w CORR
ONCE Stone Ware Eou.e, near B. +, Depot
pzte5 April c7th
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as they will bring
on the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the other pills place the
rsost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's pills doing all tina
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E3~ The following Summary News
we copy from the Milwaukee Sentinel of
the 9th ins,.:
We have quite a batch of interesting
news 10y telegraph this morning. amongst
which Is a full synopsis Of the advices by
the steamship Africa, which arrived at
New York yesterday from Liverpool
Fears were entertained for the safety of
the Indian Empire, over due at Galway.
at the date OF The Africa's DEPARTURE
Prof. WhilehOuse. ex-eIec,riCian of the
Atlantic Telegram. still adaeres to the
belief that the cable can be made TO work.
Prof WhItehouse seems TO be alone in
this belief.
The feeling in favor of the new re-
form Government in England appears to
be taking strong ground amongst the peo-
pie.
The Emperor Napoleon has present
ed Queen Victoria with twelve FOUNDER
howitzer, invented by himself. The piece
bears the name Of the Alliance
Spain has sent powerful feet to de-
mand satisfaction from Iexico in the
matter or dispute between the two coun-
tries.
The ports Of Naples, il was thought,
would shortly lie opened for the free inn
portation of corn, the crops OF that King
dom having proved rather a failure
The Gar had reprimanded the no.
bility Of Moscow for the apathy they had
displayed in reference to the abolition Of
oerfGom.
" Numerous instructions he'd taker
place IN Asiauc Turkey. and a genera
agitation prevailed throughout tie coun-
Try. Omar Pacha maintaining himself q
Baglad with difficulty.
= The Liverpool breadsufs market j.
reported very duh, ana withou, materia
change.
. We have news from Utah. The
-hrmy, It IS said, was getting along fine
7 IT,
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tg Twenty-Five divorces have been
granted by the Marion county, Indiana,
Circuit Court during its present session.
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Banking & Exchange office o.
l.. Il. WIITTLESEY.
lof he kase e-zs Of c. c. Wasaazrn Z GU

C0f tie tate .f-s Of c c. HasE5ara & CO..
For sale-sight Drafts on
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND GERMANY
aud on France, Holland Belgium, Norway, Sweden.
Denmark, Switzerland anda other countries of Europe
ENTERTAINERS. CLAIHs AND MONIES
in any town city in Europe, collected promptly and
proceeds remit ted as owner my request.
t. Once hours froEa 4. NJ 70 P. L. afe1 Nov Is.
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KY The New York Evening Post IN.

doubtedly speaks in the true spirit Of Sew
ards late manifesto, when it says:
The time has now arrived in which
slavery mast begin to decline, not by the
effect of any new exercise of the central
power, or any disregard of the rights of
The States; but simply by the effect of It's
own unpOpularity-simply by the force of
that general dIsesteem which the posses
sion Of political supremacy in the Union
has enabled it so long to resist.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-30

ks Gov. McRAr, Of Mississippi, the
successor of Gen. QUIrMAN in Congress,
IS an ardent advocate of the re-opening of
the African Stare Trade, and may be ex-
Pecied TO break ground on that subject at
he coming session.
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Bs5@ Mr.. WV. TRAvIs. 10 Daivess Co,
Ill.,, has lost, within the last three years,
'hirty-nine head Of horned cattle ai.I four
horses. Recent developments 60 to es-
tablish the fact that some heartless scoun-
drel has been administering arsenic to Mr..
rs stock.
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TUE GRAIN AND PGovlssox TRADE-There
have been received at Chicago during the last
we, K, .4G2 barrels llour GO 23o bushels wheat.
1883 bushels corn. $50 bushels oats. aud
1854 bushels barley. The total recei7ts Of Tie
season now are acc S)5 barrels -four, 8 800 $50
bushels wheat, : $685. l5 bushels corn I.o75 2S3
bushels oats and IGG0I2 bushels barley, making
a grand total ii over twenty-five millions Of
bushels OF grain uan1ely, 2240J201 bushels -
At this time last year the receipt. were 324 .226
barrels flour, 9 2}3949 bushels wheat. 1872. 3sS
bushels corn. and / .2I4 0S0 bushels oats. making
I9 POI 547 bushel, of grain, and showing in
crease IN the receipts q th4s year OF over three
millions OF bushels.
The shipments If ihe .ast week have been
932G jbl-. flour, and I62307 bushels Wheat
making 2190G. bus. of grain. The total ship
ments Of the season are nov 3SS563 bbls flour.
S.77I369 bus wheat, 100000 bus oats and 1l3,-
coo bus barlev-makIng grand total Of nearly
Twenty Millions of Bushels 81 Grain, namely.
1873 f24 bushels. At tins time last wear, the
shipments amounted to z03 600 Jbls -four s.475.-
600 bus wheat 6.7SI,000 bus corn, and ; 1000
bus barley raaking l4653000 bus Of grain, and
showing an Increase Ia the shipments Of this
wear OF over five millions of bushels u grain
Chicago Times Of -uoHdrg.
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PRICE 81 CENTS.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
D Z. c II z z EXAMS PILLS,
Prepared By Cornelius L. Cheeseman. Il. ,.
NEW YORK CITY.

Inc combination Of Ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
"a their operation and certain IL correcting all rregu-
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The PEorLE AND CoUvraY or JArAN

The PEoPLE AND CoUNTRr OF JAPAN.
A correspondent Of The London Times
gives the following account Of the famous
city Of Jeddo, in Japan:
Jeddo, without exception, is one of the
finest cues IN the world ; streets broad
and good, aad the Castic, which includes
near Tie whole centre Of The town, built
on q slight em.neucc. There are three
walls or enclosures rouad this quarter
Within the inner, he Tycoon Emperor
and heir aPParen; Ike.
The houses o. HE Princes and mobiles
are palaces, and you may imagine the
$40 when some contain 10000 followers.
They are built IN regular order, forming
vide streets some forty yards broad, KEPT
III perfect order an immense court ward
wItA trees and gardens, forms the centre
OF each enclosure, iu the midst Of which
IS the house Of the owner; Jac houses
containing the followers, servants. stables.
etc, form this large enclosure. They are
built OF one Uniform shape. The gate
ways leading 10 The court yard are tx.
cetdingIy handsome, Of massive wood
work, yTuamculcd With lacquer and other
dcyIses. From lhe road that leads bv the
moat 10 the second vail = one of the fl
nesl views | ever recoiicct seoiug-oa one
side the Gulf Of JeJdo, with The high
hills rising beyond, while on the other IS
a portion Of The great city OF Jeddo with
Is trees and gardens. picturesque tenn
pies, and denseiy crowded streets. extend
! Iug IS lar as the eye can reach towards
the interior; then there IS view Of the
trees and green fields in the distance, far
away beyond the thiekiy built suburbs :;
but the most striking view Of all Is that
close 10y, The well-hept green banks Of the
second defence, rising some seventy feet
from the broad noat below, with grand
Old cadars over a hundred years Of age
growing from lis sides The fine timber.
The law Of the ground, the water lilies in
the moat, The grandeur, good order and
completeness OF everything, equal, and Ia
some ways far surpa>s auothing I have
ever seen il Europe or any part Of the
world
We made an expedition iato the coun-
Try. The cottages were surrounded with
neatly clipped hedges, the private resi-
dences as well rallied and kept as any
place il England. The same complete
ness and finish exists in everything.
The Botanical Gardens are very good,
and well cared for; good nurseries Of
young pines, cedars, Sc
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Later from Europe.
New YoRk, Nov. d

New YoRA, Nov. %.
The screw steamship City of Baltimore
Capt Leech. which sailed from Liver
pool at noon on The 10th, arrived here
this morning.
Mr. Whitehouse, he late electrician Of
the Atlantic Telegraph Gable, publishes
a letter from the Secretary Of the Com
pany, refusing his request that the line
migt be submitted 10 his further tests
and experiments, and declining to enter
into his proposal contemplated by him.
4 leuer from Falentia states that the
Telegraph Company's premises have
been closed up, and The electric staff sum
marily dismissed. Il is not known wheth-
er they were to be succeeded by another
staff or not. The laying Of The shore end
Of the cable had been commenced and
was progressing slowly.
The new Lord Mayor was inaugurated
on the 9Th, with the usual ceremonies
General Pee, in a speech on the occa-
sion, said tha, Eng;xl had now already
% 1000 troops IN India. The whole Of
the artillery regiments Of militia were 10
lie embodied for permanent duty, and 10
be employed TO strengthen the garrison on
the forts along the coasts.
Conferences on the subject of Mexico
had been held al Madrid between the
Minister of Foreign Affairs aud the Am
bassadors Of Engiaue and France, aud 4
semi-official journal says at such con-
ferences promise a satisfactory solution.
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TnE GREAr R1runLIc Nosru1v.-We
published week before last, and again 10
this number the Prospectus Of the CiarAr
REruRL+e MoarnLy, which viii be COM
nenced Ga the first 81 December. Our
readers are referred 10 tae lis, Of Con
trlbalors, and we deem no o.heg vsesm-
nendaton necessary. Il cannot faH 10
De frs e.ass magazine.
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145~ The Texas papers have accounts
Of a great many Indian outrages. Whole
families have been killed on the frontier
and their stock and other property stolen.
The Governor had called out sereralv VOL
uutcer companies to punish them.
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LiFrI.G GaoGeE AMI MS HAltuET = Lesson If
Truth. Is Mrs. Hoyt. Pre- tea cents. AZ
wood i kublcv, Madison, Wisconsin.
This is a beautiful primmer poem Of
twelve pages, prettiIy bordered, with =
brigh,-c2.orel picture cover. The pro-
oeeds OF the ale Of this lude book are to
70 to the M5u.t Vernon Fund, in aid of
the purchase Of the Home and Grave Of
Washington. Besides doing something
towards 50 worthy an enterprise, the book
itself canno, fad 10 interest lis LILLE read
ers, aud j. worth many times is cost to
any chill ,.s an illustration Of the beauty
Of Truth. L IS Just what thousands Of
parents want for ! Holiday gift 10 their
.st.e oles. Mrs. Hoyr would especial
i ask The attention of Teachers-bosh Of
week sl4 Sunday sghools-as she hopes
u dispose oft largely through their ageu-
y. Let an who va0t nice hale pres
ent for cai.l Or pupil, or teachers who
viii undertake - sell them IN their
schools send on their orders Packages
forwarded 1ithou. delay 10 any part Of
the country upon reception Of directions
with tie number desired. Single copies,
post pasI. 10 ans one who sends dime
y tha .moua, u stamps Address Mrs.
Ho4r, Wisconsin Farmer O.Eee, 8Iadl-
son, Us.