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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10
State Convention.

The United American, Republican, and
Peoples Committee of Superintcndence for
the City of Philadelphia, earnestly desirous
to extend and perpetuate that union of the ell
ements of opposition to the present National
Administration which in this City has lately
resulted in such brilliant success, do hereby
respectfully suggest, and recommend to the
State Committees representing those several
elements of opposition, that they call upon
the Citizens of nnsylyania, who are oppo-
sed to the present National Administration :;
especially to its despotic and fraudulent LIE
compton policy, and its wilful neglect of the
Just claims of domestic industry; and who
are in favor of the Sovereignty of the People
over their own local concerns of American
institutions as against the policy and inhigHcs
r. foreign Governments; ; and Of adequate pro-
yection to our home labor, to assemble IN
their respective Senatorial and RepresentA-
i've Districts to choose Delegates TO State
Convention, to meet at Harrisburg, in the
Hall of the House of RepresenGVes, at 2
o clock, P NJ, Of Wednesday the l4th day of
July, 1858, to nominate candidates fer Judge
of the Supreme Court and Canal Commission
er.
LEONARD X. FLETCHER, PreS't
{; Gro. o. 4. sLeS1GAs, corrnr, Vice Presidents.
". J. P. WHITE,
N. V. B. SUMNER, Secretaries
j. K. LYSDALL,
Philadelphia, May 20, 1858.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10

II the americans Of Pennsylvania;
The above Recommendation having been
Submitted TO me for my approval. after con
sultation with the majority of the members
of the American State Committee, and a
large number of the prominent Americans of
the State, | cheerfully adopt it as our call
for State Convention, and urge the members
of the American party throughout the State
to participate in the election Of delegates.
Ii. BUCHER SWOOPE,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10

sEa-The Revised List of Lands, adyerti-
sed to be sold by the treasurer on Monday
next, appears ON the 4th page of our pa
per to day. 1t is possible a few may still
be in it who have paid their taxes, mad
vertantly left there by the Treasurer. All
such WIN please give notice to said officer
on or before the day of sale
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THE New FIRM-We had occasion the
other day to examine the extensive stock
of goods of JOHN KENNEDY, Sen. &.
Co, successors to John Kennedy, and feel
warranted in saying that no person in want
of their leading articles can fail in procu-
ring whatever they may want. OF HAM,
SHOULDER, SIDES, and other Bacon, they
have by far the largest lot in the county, and
as can be attested by all who have tried
the different kinds, of a very superior quail
ity, all OF nearly all cured under the imme-
diate superintendent of John Kennedy,
who is well known as an experienced hand.
Their Groceries also embrace heavy stock
of Fish, Sugars, Molasses, Coffee, Teas, and
other articles pertaining to the business,
while of Whiskcy and other liquors they
could pretty nearly fill small level in the
canal IN addition to these, they have
large stock of Flour in barrels and sacks,
Dry Goocls, $oohs ond ISHoes, Quecnsware
and lots Of Knick Knacks. The old sys-
TEN so long pursued by the senior member
of guaranteeing what they sell as good to
be good, will be continued by the new firm,
50 that persons purchasing fish and other
articles enclosed in barrels and boxes viii
get precisely what they pay for-or if not
50, the cash will be refunded at moments
notice. Our readers will of course call, ex-
anime and buy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10
Rook Notices.

Mn, Sabbath School lus'c.-Mr Horace
Waters the we'll known Music Publisher and
Piano dealer. of 333 Broadway, New York,
has recently issued a very pleasing and use-
ful little collection of 80 pages of hymns and
tunes for Sabbath Schools, of more animated
character and impressive style than usual.
The words are all excellent, and the music,
though spirited, varied and fitted to the tastes
and life of the young, is very simple, easily
mastered, and full of feeling and pathos.-
There are Happy greeting to all )" " Kind
words can never de-" Do good )" "The
teachers prayer )" Let us be happy, and
let US be gay :" 80, that beautiful world )"
81 have a Father in the promised land, &c.
&c-and many others equally attractive, use
full and pleasant. Postage, one cent. We
think it will be q favorite in the school, and
at the freside of all who love cheerful music,
or the animated faces Of hairy children.
The Woy Of Life, published Ny Edgar s
Herries, ia Pearl street, New York, paper
advocating the interests of Young Men s
Christian Associations and the promotion of
Evangelical Christianity worldwide, viii rec
ommend itself to every person who feels an
interest in the welfare Of the young men Of
our country and the spread Of Christianity.
If the enterprise receives the support it should
from the Christian public, the proprietors in
tend educating young men to be sent as mis-
sionarics to the West. Terms $3.50 year.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10

In view Of the above recommendation, and
It's general acceptance, hereby withdraw the
call for a State Convention, issued by me,
for the 8th Of July next, and earnestly re
quest the American Republicans Of the State
to accept it, and participate in the Election of
Delegates to said Convention.
BY order of the State Committee.
LEML TODD,
Chairman A. Il. S Com.
Attest-EDwARD MCPHERSON, Sec.
CARLISLE, May 81, 1853.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10

GHlLDREN'S Willow Gigs and Carriages,
" = and wheel Wooden Coaches and Gigs, plain and
handsomely furnished, with and without springs
FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-06-10
Joy to the Admirers OF
\ FINE HEAD OF
AlGl GLOSSY lAIa

TALK Of beauty it canned exist without 'ls 2
L hair Then read he following, and u you ''A
see circular around each bottle, and no one fll %
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
Chinese Sugar Cane.

& committee Of the United States Ag-
ricultural Society, which recently met at
Washington, made report upon the sub
Ject of the Chinese Sugar Cane, Of which
The following IS 4 synopsis:
l. The soil and geographical range
OF the Chinese Sugar Cane corresponds
nearly with that OF Indian Corn Il pro-
duces the best crop on dry up-Iands, bul
The most luxurianlIy on rich bottoms of
The moist loans.
,. Il endures cold much better than
corn, and experiences no injury from Au-
tuInnal frosts. twill also Withstand ex-
cesslve drouth. Ripens lis seeds in Sep
TENDER IN dry and warm soils in any part
of the New England States; al the ex-
IRENE South i may be planted as late as
the 20lh Of June.
). lis cost and culture about the same
as Indian corn.
4. Heighth Of plants when fully grown
varies from six 10 eighteen feet. and the
stalks vary from half an inch to two inch
rs III dlamater. The weight Of the en-
tire crop when fully grown, taken before
drying, IS from 10 TO 10 tons. % seed
the amount IS reported from ID to so
bushels
>. During the early stages of lis
growth II makes but little progress. 50
slow indeed as 70 have DISCOURAGED many
cnltlyators; but the approach Of warm
weather lmparts to Il 4 wonderful randi
~. The period Of growth varies from
nlenty 10 one hundred and twenty DAYS.
6 The yield Of juice was about 50
per cent. The number of gallons re-
CURED 10 make a gallon Of syrup varies
from > 10 10, IN New Brunswick, 10 toI
IN Indiana and Illinois, to /. and IN
Maryland and Virginia, . TO l. The
yield Of syrup varies from no 10 400
gallons. The amount of pure alcohol
ranges from 5 to 8 per cent. Ripe cane
grown on warm light soil. gives IL per
cent Of well refined crys,ilized sugar.
z. a palalable bread was made from
the flour ground from the seed.
>. By accounts from I'll parts OF the
country this plant is universally admitted
TO be wholesome, nutritious and econ
omical food for animals; all parts of it
are greedlly devoured in a green or dry
'ta.s by the horses. cattle, sheep and
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
NOVEL METHOD OF TEAcHISG Music
A Hinhland inner havlng a scholar Z

NoxrI METHOD OF TEACHING Music
A Highland piper having a scholar to
teach. disdainedlo crack is brains with
The names Of semibreres, minims, crotch
cts and quavers. Here, Donald, said
he, take your pipes, lad, and gle Us
Last. So, very we'll blown indeed. Bat
what is sound, Donald, without sense 3
You may blow forever without making
tune Of it, If don't tell you how the queer
things on the paper must help you. You
see that big fellow with Il round, open
face, (poin-5ng 10 4 semibreye between
the two lines OF a bar, he moves Slowly
from that line to this, while you bFat one
with your foot and gle a long bbst; if
now yog pa. 4 leg 10 him YOU make two
Of him, and he would move twice as fast !;
if you blarken his face he will run four
times faster than the white face; bu,
if, after bIackening his face. you bend his
knee, or tie his legs, be viii hop eight
times faster than the white faced fellow
l showed YOU al first. Now, whenever
You blow yJar pipes, Donald, remember
this, the tighter those fellows legs are
tied the faster they Will run and the
quicker they dance.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

HoRsEs.- To give drink to horse at
sunrise, says al Arab proverb, lnahe him
lean; to give HIM drink at evening makes
hun fat; 10 give him drink in the middle
Of the day keeps him in his present con-
diiion
Prefer the horse of the mountain TO
the horse Of the plain, and the latter to
the horse of the marsh, which is only
good 10 carry a pack saddle.
When you have bought a horse, study
hIm with care, and give HIM barley N
progressive quantities tall you have arriy-
ed al he precise amount requisite for has
appetite.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

"a Just as soon the frost is fairly
out Of the ground, 50 that it can be culli-
tlvated, the ,e-l.a5le garden should be
attended to-ch0ose The least exposed
part and sow a bed Of early peas pIac-
ing them ii drills running east and west,
about two inches deep. The next thing
IN order should be sowing seeds Of veg
GABLES to be transpIanted. Lettuce may
be so~n very early as frost will not injure
It. Swedish turnips, planted in drills,
furnish fine early, aud tender green's
Radishes sown too early are apt to be
hard and unpalatabie. Let currants and
gooseoerrles be ,ransplanted as sooa as
possible.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

How TO Examine WELLs.-The fol-
lowing simple mode Of examining we'll,
to ascertain whether II contains any often
slve substances, has been recommended
as efficient. Place 4 common mirror over
the We'll IN such i position as to catch and
throw the rays Of the sun to the bottom of
the well, which viii be Immediately ilIu-
minated IN such manner that the small
est pebble etc, at the bottom can be dis
tinctly discerned as if in the hand The
sun Is IN the best situation to b. reflected
IN the morning or IN the fore part Of the
afternoon.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
FARM FOR SALE

FsNIE Spledid Farm known as Plum Grove Farm situ-
ated the main Travelled Road between the Citv of
Mineral Point and the Town of DodgeyiIle. and four
miles from the r. X. Depot, containing $50 acres acres
Of TIMBER and the remainder Prairie go which
sencec, and lao IN der cultivation. The soil is of the
hrst quaint and well supplied with the best never
lAng llvIug water, aud l. OF the
cations that be found this State there set out
quantity OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees togcLe with
qudntlfN Of the heage Iree composed of White
Thorn, and other substantial improvements there
ursay OF ten thousand Apple trees of the best descrp-
ton, four years from the gratis which scper-
ately IN connection with the Farm all which can
be lad favorable For further particulars a
ply 70 the Subscriber the prinises.
THOMAS STEPHENS.
nodgeyiIIe. Dec 1911. lS57. 4qtf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
MINERAL POINT TRIBU NE.
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

The giooniest day hath CLEANS c'light,
The darkes. wave hath bright foam near Il,
And twlnkIes through the cIoudiezt night
Some solitary star TO cheer it
The giooznicst soul is not ali gloom;
TIE sadtcst heart Is not ail sadness
And sweetly ore tie darkest doom,
There shines some lingering Lean OF gl,s-e.s.
Despair /. neF-> quite despair;
Nor lie nor death the future closes;
And round tie st;.1oTy brow Of Care,
VIII Hope AMI Fancy tHiae their roses
Mrs. HeusGzg.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

FOUNDER n HoRsrs.-Tako a table
spoonful Of pulyerized alum, pull the
horses tongue out of his mouth as far as
possible,a and toss the alum down his throat.
Let go OF his tongue and hold up his head
Till he swallows 1t. In six hours time
no matter how bad the founder-he will
be fit for moderate service. l have seen
this remedy tested SO often, with perfect
success, that | would not make five dol
lars difference between u horse foundered
Of done recently ana one that was not.
- L. l.. Perram.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

ia Use the parsniPs, oyster plant.
&c, now daily. They are better fal than
bilters. pills or physic. Do not shut out
the sunshine from your heart, or season
able food from your stomach. Wori, like
the mischief, and thrive.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

KS \ correspondcut-HV. H. Ben
nett, Of Warwick, r. Informs rs I'M,
9y faooins chalk frequently on warts,
,i'ey VIII disappear. lnseveral instances
known 10 INN IN which this simple rem
edy was tried, it proved successful
We have known slightly moistened pearl
ASH 10 remove warts by rubbing 1t up,n
them Scientific American.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

swine, without injurious effects; the lat
ter especially fatIenlng on 1t as wei as Oh
corn.
9. Paper of various qualities has been
manufactured from the f1brous parts OF
the stalk, some of which appear to be Pc
culiarly fitted for special use.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

EARLy NISEs.-Here is a hint that
Will be found practical; perhaps some of
cur readers may profit by il. put a sin
gle eight by ten light Of glass on four
bricks laid fiat ways over early strawber-
ry vines. As they grow, turn the bricks
up on the edge. D. the same with Gu
cumbers, melons, Sc. They are nearly
or quite as good as boxes, cheap, durable
and always available. The bugs are at
once nlsled.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

OTIS ? ,, and in block Of Strongs ana others ad-
dtIon 10 Mineral Point, with good frame House,
containing i've rooms besides the pantry cellar
ciaterD, stable and OUtbuillings-Ga well fenced
aud IN q u respects desirable residence title
upon easy terms part cash and time the balance
ALSO, the undivided half OF Lot 30 El@its Survey OF
Mineral Point and buildings situate High sereet be-
Il thr premises occupied by G. W. CobJ's store-a
g"ou business stand ". 7. x T. HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
Vulcan . at Home

HAEING opened : nov Blacksmith Shop c. 70: I
L Chestnut Street. little North q! Ajltou4 S,oro
anc directly opposite CIOwners Shop the undersigned
are prepared 10 10, short notice. any vo-I n l..
line
BLACESrTTTEING
tESt may be wanted IN this comIauu.ts 3, long
Pe-lrncc in the business, they feel themselves Cr.
TO do work in that will be satisfactory 10 lie
public, and BY application and attention t.
m. wants OF castoeIs, they hope 10 receive
4 libeEel sharC OF patronage.
rs. kEYEs & TuOS. CLAKK
Mineral Point, September -. 1877. i
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

RS When you hear a young la iy
declare that she hates all men-infer
that some particular one has struck her
fancy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13

I,ottl. HERE '

THE Subscriber offers for Sale both improved and IN
L improved FARMS the most favorable terms
NJ L. COHREN.
Mineral Point, Nov. 10Th, 1857. If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
FOR 81.

EE subscriber offers for sale the well known old Meat
AarAet and olu ghter House the city Of Mineral
Point where he has been engaged in business several
years. For terms enquire Of WI Gerry
Mineral Point, June l, 1857. 2Otf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-04-13
4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD
OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGI

And who that Is gray would not have il restored 70
former color; or bald, out would have the croth re-
stored, or troubled With dandruf ana itching hut ould
nave II removed or troubled with scrCfua, scad cad
or other eFuptIons but wouL be cured or with sill taf
ach- neuraislaI but would he cured 1t viii also ro
move all pimues from the ftce skin Prof Wond'.
Hair restorative will DO all this see circular and the
following:
PROF O. J. WooD-Dear Sir have heard IrIrI, ,i+
OF inc wonderful effects of your Hair Restorative. bt
nav ls ueen SO often cbea ted by quacery uuac nos
Jiu'~. hair Sc disposed To place ynur Ra
one loudly irumpted CuaCk remedies until mot vo II;
Lawrence county some months since when Won sy nm,
ue as induced the trial of your Restor i've
IN my yhrst by my good wife, whose hair had he
ing one OF your large bottles. her 80
~ 70 us original Lll and glossy upon and entire
y over the head she uues use it, n OF sir ba
cause OF rs beau tlt ing effects upon the hair but because
'I 4t> heat nl influence upon the head and mind 9th
cF~ OF my family and friends sing yer
Wta the happIest effects therefore my kertlcin, M
eou"tS IN reference TO lis charact yaIur arc
y removed; and can ana do cordially and cor
Ntdt' recommend Its use by all would have ,eir
h9ir restored from white gray-by reason Of siCs
or ase--to original color ana BEAUTY and H. an 49,,
parsons WaC would have their hair md los
Very truly and gratefully YOURS
SOLOMON MANN.
0, J. WooD < Co, proprietors. 8I2 Broadway y
n the great \ Y Wire Railing Estabi shncn AM, nj
Market street ST. Louis Mo '' anu ~
And sold by all good Druggists
So wholesale agents for Prof Carne 8eloniue Tooth
"7N' Inc oest preparation of the kind in the world
ndcr-h>ts.-For Gentlemen or Ladies wear ,yoo,.,
u i-Ad silk at the New Store of ] ~NTTII
50fALLoNS Apple Butter just received and TO- CO.
'--NhtNo, BAktINGER = cos
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 SToTEG

400 = T ES,
EMBRACING neaT.y every variety known, frsrtcvs-,4
the approved p.tte-us,5 lIzt o.e.c
sae by WI LANEcN & son, CoulI4src= Stree
among his assortment rIay be found the following
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES
H1v-Fy9=cer, Fc.sr UE.c4,
EaIrE Diamond, Erag fIg=l.rth.
Prairie Queen. Bes.er7 XGstE,
Ns-7 World CRll4rgtcg, Ls.vsTss,
heyst5ne, Haas BGssEp, Ltsa
PREMIUM SIOFLS,
or all sizes and patterns TX so. tie LID.
ing among other
PAEIOR STOVES.
Sy!rGH. with athoa' ovens Floral ogen Ga-'tAez.
Boston, - Collage Ss0css, o., 81
EO1 STOVES,
or al descriptions a-d SIC, together ,sgt fsv CCAL
STOVES botl for Cooking uG t.s Fsg.or. ~
l4rgs Stock O. beautiful
BlitaEia-ITare,
including
Tea Pots, Co-Tes Pets, J Sggar Urss cssa1srs,
LH0iGsSos PItokor CHstaTs P4eAers.
Mage, CEps, s Candidates.,
Sgs.t0gEE, Larsys Sc. Sc Is
Selected with care and oe-sd r>usrka!e rates
Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,
or al kinds constantly hand or manu- aac;uTOd o5
der, on tie shortest notice.
In connection with this establishment FURNACE
where work in either of 5Eeir respective lines viii IL
IN the best possible MANNER
lob w DIRK attended any OF the above Shops c.
short notice.
IL Persons desiring any cling in his Ine are iavItss
10 call and examine lis Stock snd prices.
WILLIAM LANYOS sON-
Mineral Point, October 1853. -ly
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FRLN TING OFFICE
FOR SALE.

FI'HE TYPES, PRESSES, FURNITURE, and all the
l. the necessary fixtures for Newspaper and Job Of
ce heretofore used in the establishment Mineral
Poiat Democrat" offered FOX sale = a bargain.
For particulars enquire of
u. II. COTHREN.
Mineral Point, Oct 10Th, 1857 4itf
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Such insured for Perlods q . years, On Tie mos
favorable terms.
Losses Equita5ly adjusted aud Promptly PAID.
LOSSES PAID, S1G,437 ,3I2, 81.

IfweaIth with a steady and prompt attention le
Ultimate Insurance business and the eAecution q con-
tracts in good faith have Inducements with tie public
selecting their unGerrierc refer them Tor tesl Of
quality and claims their patronage, TO records
of past services, rendering their continuance with in
creasing ability and facilities in future.
Choice first class indemnity may be effected without
DELAY with this we'll known and able corporation,
through T. l. READ, agent
46tf Mineral Point, vi
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BACON-
BACON'4
NADASOE MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Conner OF hIifdin and Pinkney Streets,

Corner OF h1iflin and Pinkney Streets,
MADISON, WIS.
Branch Of Baeoa's Mercantile College C..s.a.ei C.
TENiE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announce. that "a
has got his Coiluge Edifiee cuuIpIe Cd the school
opened Tor the reception OF Pupils all nscessary a.
thSenens made Tor giving comprehensive and
borough course 81 Commercial Instruction than car -
o1tainef- IN other school in Western caEDt--
ana eaGa IN every respect the course of inttrurI
given IN Iny old and established College al CinlinEs.
Ohio. -
The course INSTRUCTION embraces Book Ec,p;rg Z,
DoC BILE ENTRY, adapted every DEPARTMENT d.
lTaCe and Commerce ; Commercial Calculations T.p
IAanshlp, Lectures On Commercial Law lie Science O.
Accounts, Customs Of Merchants and othe- C-.-lger
Topics. The plan @dopte, in toachiug combines I-t
with Theory, and this qualities the student a. once .r
The active Cutles of the Counting Room.
The Lectures - tle Madison
me 44SI o. the Mercantile College building Their Il.
oF heading and Debating also Ia lls Lu-
Ing and by arrangement with the Institute our STA
dents are admitted TO all ofsaid Lectures Debates I
~, anu Reading Room privileges, during c4ti,.
course, free OF charge.
StUrents may enter 81 anv time that s-Is
\ course can be completed sgo-a
ton weeks, though the time is unlimited
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L = X TISI

Tor s full Course Of Instruction az "a
II For further particulars address
ly-9 L. s. BACON, Principal.
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Ny oI5 invited to call In whenever tLaS
+ need anything nv line. snd any peTson 6esirou.
purchasing Is Invited lcUk the articles fer Z,
sale. Z. CORNISH.
Mineral Poirt. o., 1855. sCtf
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