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PlEasurSia informing his rris and the public o. sthris,
formed a business connection With =. ARTIST n
ho has had afseen y-ars s1-e-ssfaI ~
tai profrssiSu.
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Surgical and MECHANICAL Deatis;rya-,
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guarantee that FOR beauty -dlrahiIt, practical
tAsiT Artificial Teeth <haIl nC- Ee surpassed.
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comfort Of Artiaciai T- from the sr-ad e ss-r
Ins KIer--uc=i during a=-ssy preliminary sx:ras.
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be IL most cases sis ssftiy sirLsss IA o. ;sssk ~,
nov extracted gi1tesT pain
Any Information apF-rtasirg th-.- p-,r
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LEETEu PRou WAsnINGToN--HoR. Shsrraroi
CieHsRs-Ycsterdny' mail brought us u letter
from yoaag gentleman of this city, at present
on a visit to the National Capital. from which
we extract few paragraphs,
''WAsurNGroN Crrr, Feb 10, 1855.
"Etis. E'teI!igcsccr: GENTLx1EN.-The gem
tleman from our District, the Hon. S. Clemens,
delivered ! speech in the House the other day
that has excited tho universal admiration of
all the conservative members, both North and
South. have heard that %, ono copies of his
speech has been ordered. This is the largest
number that has been ordered of any members
speech Of the present House. As l was eating
breakfast at Browns Hotel the morning after
Nr. Clemens speech, IheArd some of the mem
berS OF the House, both North and South, de-
clare that it was the best and most conservative
speech on the Kansas question delivered during
the present session.
matilda Heron is now playing to crowded
houses, Last night she played Camille to a
large and fashionable audience.
Tho case OF Collier and the United States
came upin the Supreme Court to-day. heard
A;ty General Black, make very elaborate
argument on the case, and Dickinson of New
York is to answer tomorrow. You will reme,n-
Der that Collier is from Sseubenyille, and was
for some time Collector of the Port at San Fran
cisco. and was charged with pockCting Gov
ernment money.
II will let you hear from me sgain soon.
WHEELING
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Incorporated le1e-chaTter Perpetual.
Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND USINPAIEED.
WITH a SURPLUS OF SJO6.3S5. IS.
ASSETS JANUARY i, 1855.


C=s=stied Gains nst dz..--...-.sITs-s2 s -
Loses Eq:itd5,y -Adju,tef and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF S11,ooO,ooo
OF Lo'ses have 6esn paid y sAe Esaa c.
Fire & Inland. Navigation
Risks accepted consistent Eiia ssiTsney aaa
A.7@'HSI ssss:t9s stSs1 % fssarI5-s 9 FEELESGS
a1d Contest ''r se'+7Se' e yssrE-
he progress Ct tts Cs-Teratic- beea s=hs AL r.
nteTFupsd through seasons financial szns7le st1r
F=r1o1s evattui sEe=r cc-IaE-z-
'oEs AID aar;as disaster Be5a- Ic1S rsAe-.s=z O
casa bass ta- troEbies - lie credit
zAte-ial pIrtieuiVE.
Daring A=l lines The see=rsy reilshs- I=szz. i
Al ersve dasy te ABILITY q proPe-sy svtsrs -
IA loss beng 4 en- mach lssssaed-
Peleiss issaed usozt iaiAy, husss.s a..e=4sa
20 EItz dispatch ana Eisis:y-
& Il. SWEARING RN, Azsz-
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tss.s-5AE-,il Jan- st. -
SUPERIOR OH cOGaAc RRANDv-vs-y essses aTz-
- e.e-~azEAnse4 FGrs= n hot;les- Fer sal b
eeiS DoANC ADAMS
.nID he AND Old BoCEBoS EHISKT-ysrT cilstSS
" II barrels All b1tsies, Ard fa- .Als ~
EelS D1SNE ADAMS
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Pos,ess'oa given on the hrst Of April next As.lv o..
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RODUCE COMMTSSTON sTgnCT n r
FLOUR
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FLOUR.
We arc receiving the following well known hrandsot
Flour consignment which we call the attention Of
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Sept. /.

ARRIVALS.
Steiner Forest Queen. Miller, Buffalo
Steamer Ocean, Eyans. Detroit
Prop. Bocket, Douglas, Buffalo, &C tons Mdse, IS tons
Marble
Prop Buckeye R0snan O-dousburgh; 5 tons Mtsa-
ScoW J. p Hale Fareher kcllcys lslaa; l5 cords Stono
O. Calkins.
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Steamer Ocean, Ev4ns, Detroit -,
PrD Granite state Chapman. Ogdensburgh; 25o0 bills
Flour N tuns q Stones, bbls whisky, loo DO u II
Goods 10 tons Copper 100 boxes Cheese, Chamberlain,
Crawford = Co
Prop Bnckeye, BOSNIAN, Chicagr; 5tuns Mdsc-
Schooner Prairie F0wer H0iasn, Toledo; 10 tons Sores
z Jones l. Co.
Schooner Flight, Becker, Oswegni llOo bu Nhoat, c
Blckluson.
Schooner star Of the Norta Case Marquette; lot suEdTes
Diana. Clark, Trenton
Scow Marccllus Fyck. Trenton,
J W Baks, Buriingnme. MOur0e; 90 tons Coal
Sloop TTa Wiggs Toledo; l. Coal Iron. ,
Eegs Nails lU tons Powder.
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BRApBURN & FISHER

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN 4 SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
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Cleveland Produce SIarkes.
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WEDNESDAY. sept 10 Pm
FLoUR-The principal sales to-day follows; small
lot double extra al So IS Bbl extra at $50 small lot do
at same; leo bhls choice do at soy
WHEAT-HoIders are 20 fm and wheat offered TO
a considerable amount Sls Buyers not anxious TO
operae at that 6ure. The sales private
cars AT sl; sou bus. al 81 good Indiana white
afslI2-
CORN-sales carloads at &C. car track
at &c.
OATS-No report cargo ofo.is has arrived here
from Milwaukee, and is being put in store.
BUTTER-Aiew hkus choice Central Ohio sold at l2'se
EGGS-Sale bbls. at 71se
HIGHWINEs 100 bbls a. 3 and bbls 2Ils
the two extremes Of the market.
DRIED APPLEs-5O bus sold At sou.
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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07
A Question for Scientific MeI
Winchester, Randolph Co., Ind. }
AuruSt | 1873 Z
The Cincinnati Ga-otte

To the Editor Of tie cineinnqts Ga=otte
l wish Professor Mitchell, or any one
that is competent. 10 answer through your
paper, the following interesting question
A half a mile northwest OF tnis place
there Is an old fort, including about thirty
SIX acres Of good ground within The for
tificauon. The mound III the centre was
about twenty-five feet high, while the fort
or breaslwork was only about fifteen feet
Directly east and west of the mound are
open gateways, around which are other
forts. 4 quarter OF mile northwest of
the fort Is 4 burylng ground, where bones
have been eXhumed Of men that were
perhaps tea feet tai. Let any one that
doubts it call al my office and see some
evidence. Tne fort has been surveyed
by our county surveyor, Anderson WAY
he says that il is perfect square; that
there Is variation IN the lines OF thir-
teen and 4 half degrees and he suggest
ed, 10 regard 10 the time that has elapsed
since its construction, the question is
Knowing the variations of the magnet al
present what time has elapsed since il has
changed from l3 deg. % min 10 It's pres
ent position
BY proper solution Of this question,
II may inform US Of the time when stone
axes were used IN the country, earlhen
ware made, sc.
l am, gentlemen, with much respect.
\ our obedIent servant,
WILLIRM ID. FRAZER.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-07

THE Philosophy OF LAUGHTER.-
Laughter is not altogether foolish thing.
Sometimes there is even wisdom In it
Solomon himself admits there IS time to
laugh. as well as to MORN. Man only
laughs-nan, the highest organized be-
ing; and hence the definition has been pro-
posed Of "man, laughing animal" Ger
tainlv. It defines HIM as well aS a cook
ing ANIMAL q "t0ol-maHlng ANIMAL"
"poliucal animal" or such like Laugh
ter VERY often shows the bright side of a
man. IL brings out his happier nature,
and shows OF what stuff he Is really made.
Somehow we feel as If we never thor
oughlv know a man unit we hear him
laugh We do not feel II home with hun
I'LL then. We DO not mean a mere snlg-
ger, bat q good, round, hearty, laugh
The solemn, sober ylsage, like 4 Sunday 5
dress, tells nothing of the real man. He
may be very silly or very profound ; very
cross, or very Jolly. Let Us hear him
laugh, and we can decIpher HIM al once,
and tell how his heart beats We are
disposed 10 suspect a man who never
laughs At ali events, there Is a repul
sion about him which we cannon get over.
Lavater ays:-"Shgn the MAJ who nev.
er laughs. who dislikes music or the glad
face Of a child."-That IS what every
body feels, and none more Than children,
who are quici1 al reading chara cters; and
their strong instinct rarely deceives Them
T Rlacbwood.
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REMARKABIE CURE OF A LUSATIc.-
The Cleveland Herald of Monday last
contains the following very Interesting ac-
count or surgical operation upon la
matte, which resulted III the enure rcslo-
ration of his reason. The man was
thrown from his wagon, about five years
since, fracturIng his skull against a fence
stake, the Injury bringing on a vIoIentde-
raugenlent, which became permanent
He was taken 10 the lunalic asylum, where
he remained a considerable length OF
time, until he was discharged as Incura-
BILE, and finally remanded 10 the county
Jail, where he remained about a year
past His wife engaged The services OF
DR.. Thayar, 10 attempt the cure OF heT
unfortunate husband. After examining
The case, DR.. 1. found Z portion OF the
skull much depressed, and resolved 10 re-
move 1t. On entering the cell for that
purpose, on Friday, the man became
greatly enraged, and poured out volleys
OF eXecrarous Oh the doctor, as though he
was aware OF The business he came on.
Al TIE order of Jaiior F'raz4e, the luna
TIC lad down on his bed, when he was
immediately confined, aud copIous doses
OF C lOrotorm administered UuuI he be-
came perfectly lnsensble. The depress-
= l,J Il 'i0'- J,r@r l ,ban nu,r,er - dnIIor
- ~ ha"., - -, tho Nra,,
,,,s 49,, - - -I So - ta,.I
,h,cl.anaI oa naa 81. r. bssd W.
,ha,, bl,,,J -. s,,,,,,,t .,,',,
,,a,a, and ,ba n,,,s,, -, - rscoyer from,
~ -,,',a. -. Sa,.,r4,,. ,,o,rr,,,.,r b.a
80 arnso fr-.1 -. ~ aod ,,,sIl,a5 =,
o,-i ms go - Op
IT, IT. ai,ii 80 IN, ta,j,as -
fa,, so[,f - ',I,. ,I'at 49, 7ndarsaad
IA 49,, 49,, -, - b,lad b,'r, hir, aaI
1,-o1 80 ~ 80 = r. ~, ;h ',' T.. ,"a ',-l
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CuaRI.E L. LEG \ 4 l.
a &S II II.

f0Fcc opposite the EaiteG States Hofef)
MlSEEAt PorN- WIsC0FaTS-
WILL buy asd sell Real Estate pay Taxes sNaf'n
w LsEcs- lie a. furnished Nth Eead notes = a.
ascs n the Mineral Point Land cce District al Wa
Jay particular attention 10 the Surveying - Lands ana
l.osc> anywhere within said district
so.00o Acre. OF Land. IN different count5ez IN The
state = Wisconsin, tor sale favorable terms UHcc
4lske4 iu iS7s
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u. IL. a.I.AIiN .
ID M ~ READ.

1 TTORNEV At law, ana solicitor Ciaueerv Nj
Y erstI Point ofiee ia T4oHTt~' uea +ipek- 81
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George /. FROST.

1 TroRNEYS AND Cot-NSFLIuIi~ 1T LAW. sud 50
tone Block. 81
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CLASS TuREE-HoRsrs And MuLEs.

Class THREE-HoRsEs AND MULEs.
The 4 gricultural Society of La Fayette County,
having agreed to exchange Committees Oh
Horses with this Society, the following gen
ileneu Will constitute the CommItIe for the
current year
CoMMtrIEE.-James r. Rose, Darlington John
Vaume;re, georgetown; Moses Whitesides,
Belmont; Elias Slothover, GratIot J. X.
Simpson, Shullsburg.
Committee to judge of Horses at La Faycttee
County fair: Levi Sterling, Mineral Point;
a .. Bennett, Highland Thomas Stephens,
Dodgeville Jos. Roberts, Ridgeway; Chas-
Hope, Dodgeyille.
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TraRNEYS AND CoUNSEILoRS At ]. a W
Eichlsna Centre. lsieltlana county, VS. All BUS
7e-S entrusted ther promptly attended to- ia
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= L p F. HINT yDEN

Of Cattle,
JOHN MCFARLAND, Highland,
OF Horses and Hsllcs
CHARLES H. CON, Mineral Point
Of Sheep, S,aine and Poultry,
ASA PATTEN, Pulaski
Of Farm and Garden Produce,
GEORGE FARR, Wyoming
Of Fruit and Dairy,
THOMAS ELWOOD. Dodgeville-
OF Machinery, Aa'sgJdctu,es and Implements.
JOHN CL0WNEY, Mineral Point.
OF Ladies department. Fine -4rts, ete.,
DENNIS b. STAPLES, DodgevIlle,
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BANKING EXCHANGE OFFICE
IITIIEk IL MItETTIE-EN,

=. ENERAL LAM AGENT, opposite jle (. s Hotel.
\ i Highest. sin. u Point 81
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Class Ten FgUlr.

Class TES-FEUiT.
COMMITTEE john Bracken, Mineral Point :;
Ezra Hall, " Waldwick David Morrison. Lin
den; Mrs. Il. NJ Billings, Highland Mrs
beaumont s rcuE
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The width of the United States is .. 600
miles.
lis length is 1900 miles.
Area of square miles, 2,936,lO7
Coast, lines OF rivers and lakes, Il, POI.
IL has - States, of which IL are free
and ID slave States, and seven Terrific
ries.
lis population IS piss, $40, of which
there are 1919 7I0 free al the North
and IN the South q ,22I .5lS, and 3. 20i.-
3l3 slaves; there are 427 ,305 free per.
sons of color
The area of square miles of the ST.
Lawrence Basin Is l30 900
Atlantic slope, basin of square miles,
Pacific slope, basin of square miles,
100000.
Mississippi Valley, basin of square
miles, 300 900
Texas slope, basin Of square miles,
$50, 900.
Red River of the North basin of square
miles, 20. 900
Area Of the North in square miles,
81 .S97.
Area of Territories in square miles,
/ 800 .925.
NumLer Of miles of railroad, 25,00o.
FEMALE DESuxcIArroN or SMokryG.
Some Scotch lady, who has more rev.
erence for the inspiration she draws from
liellcon than that imported from Havana,
comes down after the following style up
on The patrons Of the weed:
ay never laiy his iips, his proered love return
Who makes furnace Of has mouth. iees it, ehi,n-
Ma each if~ .hgn his sight tear his fame.
migbi choke her:
And but those smoke themselves hsvc kisses
for smoker.
AS OLD FAsHIoNED MoTHER.-Ah,
how much meaning IS comprised in tha,
simple expression, rHE OLD FASHIONED
II carrles our thoughts back TO
those women whose home Influence was
pure and everlasting; who taught their
daughters TO render themselves blessings
10 society, by their goodness, their dill
gence, and their useful knowledge We
think Of the lofty heroisrs, the brave en-
durance, the thousand virtues they incul-
Gated and sigh al The contrast between the
past and the present. How few modern
mothers understand or perform their dnty
ia training their children. A smatlering
Of this, that and The other is considered
quite sufficien, education, and TO show off
TO advantage is made the great business
Of life. No wonder there are SO many
desolate firesides. so many unhappy wives,
SO many drinking. gambling husbands.
SINGULAR CoISoIDEsT.-On the fourth
OF August, 1892. Christopher Columbus
lost sight Of the mos, western highlands
Of Europe, which he was no, TO see
again Till he returned TO give 10 Europe
his GIFT of this New World. Three hun
dred aud sixfy-four wears have passed
away, and OF the same day the nobiest
vessel III the New Worlds navy came in
sight Of the most eastern highlands of
North America and as the sun goes
DOWN she counec:s with the American
shore the Unread which gives Europe and
America to each other A InGiestic scI-
ebra,ioa nf the grea: hero's faithfid eu-
deavor, al the end Of a yrar Of vars af.
,er II was made
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKING
s.y.4DFI TO ORDER.


t. KEPAiRISs DoSE o. saoRr N0Tles. =.
RuBEkF i-ANNuN
y l.asra. r<-r. Ian =, ISIS. nf-tt
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FICERS.
President,
hoN- H. NJ BILLINGS, Highland.
Vsce Prsidc,.ts,
, \ NJ FL HENDY. Esq. Dodgeville
JOSEPH ROBERTS. Esq., Ridrewav.
JOHN L. BAKER, Esq, Linden 4.
Secretary,
Loe - H. H. CRAAE, DoJgeyi,ie
IfeasuTcr
RICHARD ARu uNDELL. Dodges ille.
General Conaas,it.ec,
JOS. w. DICKEhSON, Waldwick.
WM. J. BENNETT. Linden
GEORGE w. STRONG, Mitfiin
DAVID MCFARLAND Highland
JOHN ELN GOD Dodgev.lle
A DREW MARkEE, Ridgeway.
WI. E. ROWE, Arena
l.. W. JOINER Wyoning
e. c. STANDARD CIvde
o. 2. UNDERWOOD, Pulaski.
JOSEFH LEAN, Mineral Point
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Valuable Information.

Trans "a this Premium List means The Transae.
tlon 81 the state Agricultural Soaiey for IN. wears
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Class NSE-FiSE ARTS
CoMmTTEE.-L. II. Whittlesey. Mineral Point
Mrs. Geo ". Cobb, Mineral Point Mrs 5
+. Fitch, Highland.
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PREMIUM LIST.
Glass ONE-CATrLE.

Glass ONE-CATTLE.
CoMMTTEE.-Oscar f Levake, Wyoming John
Williams, Dodgeville; Hugh Hoskius, Lin
den.
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fEitE nnaerSl-nri ssul1 s.--tsllt announce to his
eid FRIENDS and lttra- tts- - has rts~14b lisl-,.
.4ai~rlt Mineral l'uut asaelicc lcuc
acre vii At sII tiat. pttarl, respond 70 tie cal
5ssr r.t.~a requiring hi- professional ~..-,5-.-
Residence sal office little ~saii af t1se L.
rrf IN the corner Fountain Stisst II.urt aIys
-Ar buildiug heretofore occupied ts the -;c Wll-
sIe4-, w uUuEBKANn.
o- EEsI2e,~snd mss brought vith hisn frora Ger
.tnN Lev =rF taIuahe medical u-trsIas--S, as
e oprraf 81 ,sseh rtellesiisl, 'atFlaties's levers
Ilt tisstuo>-. A- rn~v l.S speedily cured. 5ntf
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Class TulETEEN- -DAIETs HoUsEHoLD PRoDUcIs
Cos,.rrrEK-L. II. Strong. Highland Mrs
Hugh Fhilligs. Mineral Point; Mrs. Richard
Jones' Dodgeville.
Best lot of butter. not less than 90 lbs-, s. 90
ID best do. Wis Earmer.
Best three Chscses, 60
II i,sst do. Wls Farmer.
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Class ELrvEv-FAgNI.sG INrLEMESTs.
CoxuirrEE--John Prior. Linden Charles s.
Nlllard. MsfflIn; Henry Husk, Pulaski. All
implements OF this class must have been man
ut;.cf Ir,d in the county.
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Class SIx-PoULTaY
ConMrrTEr.-Joseph H Clary. Mineral Point
q q. Meigs, Arena; E. Norton, Clyde.
ses' fowis s' Foreign breed, 81 90
"a Wis. Farmer
best D Naive rows, Trans
par oi iarkeys. Wis Farmer.
Ducks
Geese
3" Guinea Fowls
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IOWA COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,",
THIRD ANNUAL FAIR.

Toe he9d at DodgessHe "Wednesday d. IHarssa.
September 29Hs and 30th, 1888.
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Class TwELyE--FAss MACHINERY.
George Me-se1~nllih, Dodgeville.
Henry Pugh, Highland; Alex Campbell,
B!dgewav
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Drote55iOnal ans 8uslnes5 Gar9s.
L.. III. WARREN,
CIVIL ENGINEER SURVEYOR.
JOHN iIoLLINGSI{EaD.

NOTARY PUBLIC, CONEEYANCFE & GE
y AGENT, Linden, iowa county, Wisconsin
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h hEALER IL BOOKS. STATIONERY 4 WALL
I)three doors abete Dasey' : Jewvlrs store. Mi
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Glass EfGHr-GSRDEx PRoDuoK
CoMN;TTEE--W IN. Dale, Mineral Point DIR.
Grunow, MifflIn: James Toay, Linden. All
exhibits OF this class must be Of this wears
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j. R. NlOFFETq,. VI. d.

ENEIiAI nealerin Dg, foods, Groceries Pros b;
VI Hlr'iTare. Ne- yellow stone, Wis, Nov. - 1855