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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

REg EZRA os ElAg. day the annual Re.
gssa 81 lhe Southern Yacht Club will be run, wind
psfntjus d did iahe end Of the new shell road.
VEG snssis for Inc race are very promising, She
probabilities Isiug Chat eight Or ten yachts will start
ha lagss classes. We shall be there to see and
nesa for tha heneat Of our readers tomorrow, al
lla 0ceags worthy d aote in the struggle for fame
assa prizes
the Southern Yacht olb vas the child Of post
pFaaa5ai conversation held the gallery Of the Pass
eistisa ateI hsa kept by that prince Of caterers,
Montgomery lin tha month Of July, 1919, From
thss ie u the present It has gone gu prospecting.
Yhat It has dsae ia need il contributing to the
naaats 81 City long summers none can deny. a
sgescoE Its aEgia and transactions for the past nine
eara would prove very interesting narrative 10 ell
M59 ia#e az interest II yachting, VIII not some
ssbsr uf te Ciub devote some Of big idle hours to
tss purpose and furnish us witt such sketch
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NEoseetter.,s

CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTBRs.
FIVE HUNDRED BOXES HosFETTER's STOMACH
Buffers, in store and for sale by
E. J. HART & CO.,
jy26 2ptf Nos. Il and 70 TehOupitoalas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

sPeaE. Ihs steamship Gen Rusk from Brazos
ii, Iaga, arrived m Saturday with sIaa 600 specie,
q yaTioua sigHcss ana the steamship Mexico,
from adanals md Galveston, arrived yesterday with
YES ,ao8i consigned I'd MHssFs. Perkins g co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

Law gARps-BY 4 card in another column Judge
aha Livingston gizes notice that he can be found at
his Office, NE 80 Camp street. during business hours,
ahEoa gaoat tIse sunsuier- We recommend the Judge
@ our readers aa ID able aud industrious lawyer and
iaWhoag haHas their business will receive prompt and
..EEiaa. aaA.I.kssta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26
Southern Fesrsssssre gVrarerooss.s

Southern Furniture 6W1EEs'e7s0OSssa
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
At Nos. I'll and 17s Cacal street, Ne,o Orleans,
Has lust received from the mandatory, beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in I'D
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsDg EVERYTHING in his line of BUSINESS Parties
wishing anything his line will find their advantage TO
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM Fl. STEWART,
jy26 2p6tkltw III and l7s Canal strest,
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ksHISar0N The members Of this organ
izaion ase notified that meeting will be held this
evening Ny o'clock at the usual place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

NGw Gerr0N The steamship Mexico, from In
ian0la and Galveston, arrived yesterday having two
nAes cotton 81 the new CROP one Of which is from
tas plantation Of i H. kirkland, ESD, Of Western
Gexas and consigned d MessFa. Tarlton, Whiting 4
Talis the other Is from The plantation Of Judge
Campbsl d Columbus. Colorado county, Texas, and
e1faigs.al Is 3Iessfs. ElagissnE. " "a
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s8,Anotlser Case Of Observation-Disclosures

vile, N. T., March 4 1856
Dr. O NJ JaoksoDear Sir Having received great benefit
from the us Of Hoohand's German Buffers mink II nv duty
as friend Of mankind let them Ano il had of vea
been afflicted with dyspepsa arising from an affection Of the
liver and arrangement The stomach was ap3ar IN
The physicians ef this vicinity Obtained no relief
dacod through the advice Of friend 10 commence The us
your Btters and toek faithfully according ID s,reoens
bottles which entirely cured and now find myself IN q
good health as j have ayer enioyed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

saAaD EscAliFaLEET Oh LOUISIANA. This body
will hold ts4egaar seaiannual session On next Mon
a8g agls I'd At the Odd Fellows Hall, at n
O'Clock M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

New Orleans March 49, 1858.
Mr. Coins; have been using your 'Kapsrapeum for
lsua that have suffered with for the last years.
ing during that time been operated upon by Dr. Johnson St.
Louis without have been induced try your Ka
perapeum and confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results anticipate speedy cure.
AMOS HI IHT0WER,
Cont street Robinson street,
,,,pr
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sHOe0 EEeimdOsO fos. Sale.

SPLENDID FRENCH PLATE GLASS SHOW WIN.
DOW complete, for sale cheap.
PERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
jyl9 2ptf CIR. Magazine and Canal streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

New Orleans, January 80, 1883.
N B. GOinsDear SIR take pleasure in stating That some
four months ago, when suffering with Chls and Fever which
had stuck to for several months induced try
of your Kaperlapeum just before chill expected and
such the effect It had npon that determined upon
giving fair trial and bought bottle and according
directions The result was that before finished
the bottle my ehIs had 1e and have since returned
In the enjoyment Of perfect health having
peeneed any the effects Of quinne drug usually put
in medicines for suoh Diseases and DO cheeEfuy recommend
the SKaperapeumn to all who afflicted like was.
Your friend,
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MoCoMB. BRO. 4 co.

Once Of the Iron Tis
$40 2plt 81 GFayisr street
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10 Half t.......,-, se
10 ouarter .4...a.. g
IA Ftvtta IL

Il ORDERING TIgKETs Oh CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the ordered ea
receipt which thox vim BE- forwarded by Hrstaail
Purchasers can tickets ending any figure hey 1sy
aesguate.
The1ist Of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent pui.
ohasers Immediately after the drawing.
RPurchassra win please write theF sgnaturss plain
givo their Post-o Office, County aud state,
8-Remembsr that ssery Prize Is drawu ana payable 10
full, without deduction.
Accommodation strictly confidential,
Address orders for Tickets Gereats sither ssnasl
Swan Co.. Augusta, Ga, or 10
gAML SWAN d co., Box Sc s, Post-0floe,
de26 2p&w New Orleans, Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-26

New Orleans. March 49, 1855
have Coins Kapsrapeum for chilIs and fever and
has cured entirely believe viii everything
else falls. a. W. SMITH,
New OrlaRns
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WILLIAM A. GIBSON.

New Orleans, January So 1855
Mr.. Gous-Desr Sir know not how inform you Of the
wonderful change your Kaperapeum has me. For
eight years and four months suffered with the falling Of the
womb and had several Of the eminent Of this
city, who finally thought my hopeless refused to do
anything ofe, when my husband found you old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle your tonic
justly celebrated hair among the most refined Of
the CITY Il realty that divine origin
can hardly realize my change felt betterin my
life than this every poor woman afflicted
may get your great tonic my fervent prayer
MARY SIMS,
66 HeyR street.
Nar, nrIaanB
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

DIscIPLISEA AID SYSTEM = EcTssARY.--
: Nobody loves farming better than DO.
but -," and Richard vowed he would
not farm i any longer; 10 BE eternalIy
splitting wood, and churning, and carrying
four dozen eggs to market III a basket Of
Tow was something he would not 10. If
he could work right straight along, pillow
tie whole dey through when tie com
meuced, or suck 10 a thing uutl It was
finished, it would make a difference, but
Ills continual q chasing" he could nor and
would not stand would sell his farm,
vowed ne would, and he dII, and died in
the poor-house, and druukard. WHY 2
Because he had never been educated to
he systematic IN anything, followed his
own fancy or inclination when young. left
the labor unperformed aud spent his time
sporting, fishing, cunning, Sc, &c
Lived without motive and died wishing
for one.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11
MINERAL POINT TRIBU NJ.
The Education Of Labor.

Some parents are strict to require daily
physical exercise OF their children before
and after school, in the way of labor. To
this cour-e some are prompted by neces-
sty, and others By principle. Their chill
dren are required each day to perform a
given amount of work This IS, In par
ticular, true of farmers and OF others In
rnral districts. And if the labor be APP
propriate in kind and amount, the value
OF this practice cannot be over estimated.
Every child should be carefully prasliced
IN some useful industrial employment No
other education is more important. Work
IS the great law 10 which God and Nature
bind Us. rs preventer OF evil, and a
producer Of good, there is nothing IN Al!
the world like industry; Ike hard work.
Dur children better he reared IL ignor-
ance Of books than Of al. kinds OF pro-
4uctiYe industry This truth applies 10
the children Of the wealthy as well as to
all others; for al! men ana women, not
invaI.ds, who 10 not by their own efforts
earn their own living, are worth less than
their cost.
Some one has said that " a. idle mans
brain IS the devils workshop" If this
idea be correct, he has little reason to be
proud Of his quarters; and perhaps JUS
lice would require that some allowance on
this account be made iii passing judgment
oa the work lie turns out.
But seriously, do not the highest and
dearest interests of society demand that
in the school as we'll as IN the family TIE
idea should be made prominent, that labor
IS alike needful and honorable for all p
What greater calamity could befalI the
world than to have our youth educated 10
look upon work, daily work, hard work, as
unhecoming ladies and gentlemen The
ancient custom that every boy should
j" learn trade and qualify himself to
gain rs manual labor an honest and hon.
orable livelihood, u might be well 10 re-
establish Ohio State School Com. Rept.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11
Arrival and Departure OF Nails 10 and from Niu-
Tri Paint.

cr.i Point.
Prom Warren via Mineral Point r. r. connecting with
cars from Eastern, Western aud Southern States, VIA
tTatnf Darlington and Calamie, Wis. eveIy DAY by
O'Clock P To the above places every day . =
r N Mail 10 BeIoit, Shuisturg and Milwaukee
Al mail matter sent by said lie put The Office
before : o'clock P n
Prom Gaiena, by COACH Hazel Green PatevilIe and
Cottage Inn, erryir mail after from paris Grant
and Ia Fayette counties and Highland, Iowa county
every ty AT Is . cock 70 the said places every
day at a NJ Hsi CLOSES at r. IL.
Prom the cars at Arena, ~ coach, RdSeway, and
itodgevllle carrying mail Madison Mil
Naakee, Ia Crosse. Ba, Crawford stern North
trl ami N"rth-eastern cpautS, every DAY al . O'Clock
= To the said places every d1y at ) o'clock A. n
Main closes at p n.
Prom Patch Grove, two horse hacl, via Mount Hone
Nhltitle, Mount Ida, FcunirpoTe. MontffFt. (aas
@ingNtiie) Grant county and Constance and Linden
Iowa county, every Tuesday ana Friday by II a ~
10 the above every Tuesday and Friday At l =. n.
FROM tassyiie, horse wagon VIA Beetown Lancaster
New California and MiiliIn WIS. every Tueddav rs /
p n 70 the above every Wednesday al ) 4. N. Mail
closes Tuesday, p. NJ.
From Beloit horse back via Inulansvflle sprin, Valley
IiooSick, Albany, Attia, More6eld Monticello Fan
ners Grove, Wilst, Argyle, Fayette aud teargctoun
WIS every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday by 10 F.
y To The above every MONDAY, ednes.isy and Fri
day at 1 A.. NJ.
From Janesville horse hack Center Magnolia Alba
n.y. Atl5ct, h2eier, New earus Bern, Turkey Grove
and Moscow, Wis, every Wednesday BY :. To the
above places every Thursday at A. NJ.
SOME POST OFFICE RULFS:
No credit is given No Paper is taken Is money IF We
cannot make change the sender viii have loose the
old change Postage on regular paters - gaines
must he paid ia advance If not double postage viii be
collected on the same,
Letters, p ers, any transient matter sent to- mart
q ne T. : must be prepaid Stamps must put on
NO questions viii he answered when the mai: is BEING,
opened.
> - NJ livery saturday night the office will h.. omen
tIl pa J. IL. To deliver mail
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11
sSE1 $ $ a vE
BY THE USE OF
- IT. g @ Fl TT
COUGH AND CGNSINpTE0V SYRTP.

t. Two bottles Of syrup cured Mrs. Elizabeth u
three standing
>" One bottle cured the wife of b. Zimmerman Fsa
Commissioner OF Seneca county, oh-o OF cough and
pain in her side and breast of three years standing
-" Six bottles cured Mrs. John Houck. woIfCreok.
Ohio, ola cough, pain in her side and breast
~ -Four bottles cured Mrs. C. W. ZieeIar Fort Son
eca, Ohio, eta cough, pain in her side breast and
general debility Of four standing She had
under the OF Eve Physicians, all Of whom pronounc-
ed her incurable.
IT, Two bottles cured Mrs Small Of Fort Ball. o. Of
ctild directly after having had the measles.
y Five bottles cured young lady in the family OF
Mr John Miller, Eden township, Seneca county, Ohio Of
Standing. She appearantly upon the verge Of the
grave Her Physician and friends expected She would
soon die, and she At time supposed To be dead.
10 Three bottles cuIei Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell an
old lady seventy years Of Mexico o. Of cough with
which she had been suffering several years.
= Three bottles cured c. J.. Johnson. ESQ Cashier
Of the Seneca county Bank Of cough and general dct-
iy Of several months standing, which it was feared
would terminate in consumption
{ = One bottle cured the Hon. c. K Watson nom
her of Congress from Ohio. lie wrote trtm Washington
city t. his family Ohio, send by press bottle Of
for friend. The bottle obtained the day Lit home
cured my very severe cold and also cured a friend.
to One large bottle restored to excellent health
daughter oi NJ sbaer. Esq, Of Bascom o. size was At
hicte WITH very severe cough and pain in her side
about six months.
~ Four large hotties cured Mr. Joserh ShafTcr near
Green Castle Pennss yania Of disease OF three wears
standing which prevented him from doing hard w6r
one Physician doctorrI aim for Dvspepsis and snt1o
for consumption, without atIoriing any relief
S. Johns cough \ consumption syrup saws the san
dnsky Democrat Is an excellent remedy for coughs and
colds, IN iaet We 90 not know equal Numerous "a
ses have come under observation when the patien
APPARENT sinking under consumption, has been rstr
90 to health by llS use We have used it with great sue
cess IN family.
t. Six bottles cured Or. stoffar n respectable ola
school Physician Of Oregon Ohio. lie was s,,,,,
confined TO his bed with disease of the Lungs sa
Physicians visited him and concur1ed ia tie belief i
he could net recover. 4 INA"
p Jenn ; cough & consumption Syrup says " H
"tosan ihe treasurer ~ the State Ohio il n
IL great value and is general IN trofuctio lr ,T rs
coles, and diseases Of the lungs are rIrevsiar+ ,y,,I
srssltiy mitigate human suffering.
One large bottle cured son OF the Rev. John Cobb
liberty township, Seneca county, Ohio Bronchitis *
cough Of two years standing.
/ l. SI-Join & Co, thin City, Ohio General agents
tof Inc MeSlel2 States. Sold also By Druggists.
ASents-R. beos Puifori, Mineral Point J. c. Clark
Avoea; B. Franz Thomas, DosgeyilIe; N. Dfns,ale
l.dlteh Goodseil Little, Highland. Call the
Agents and procure Almanac nJ-Iy
Il N. IT.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

TuE HuuDARD SaUA~u-This new
variety OF the Squash family Is strongly
recommended IN the report of the trans
actions of the Massachusetts horticultural
Society. In shape the Hubbard resembles
tho Marrow or Boston |, ranges in
weight from four to tweny-tour pounds
In color II rs a dark green. II keeps well,
being ripe from November 10 May. Com
pared with the Marrow, says the reporter.
" Il Is thicker meated, better favored. finer
grained. drIer, sweeter. and better keep
er, and from liz thicI, hard she'll sss liable
ID be injured. - Mich Farmer.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11
RESIDENCE ron -,r.E.

= - The town of Mineral Point. \ COED TWO STORY
tkANE BUILDING. Feur larye rooms on the 6rst
tfr. and tour ROOMS below. with adito t Kitchen -
/ F1rigt> ciStercaea isra- heu-Il5u~ - an! stt,r
aat-git3 z>. carbon amber high state III ,is
t'i ait chs general convenient af pleasant residence.
@ premises sre convenient % the bus fseSS r. p ~ 49,
s's A- sale cn eaSy terIalor further psr3i,arS e5-
f1ti Wa. 7. / F.. HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

- Wash tie limbs Of your horses with
cold water after work. wash thoroughly
and rub dry ~ith ! sutt cloth 81 some soft
substance. / ! horse IS cared for prop
aliy. he VII no. have tie scratches.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

PLANrING troEs.-They say a
broad that the secret Of getting potatoes
ripe IN August, that will keep all winter,
IS to set them well s2routed. The month
Of August is the critical time for the win
ter potato. But by sprouting the TUDOR
before setting, YOU obtain nearly months
advantage, So that when the disease does
come the plant IS in stronger state than
i would otherwise be, and IS thereby en-
aided . repel the attack The author
who thus writes il the Royal Agricultural
Society Journal IS the Rev. l.. l. Man
II, and there may be something in his re-
marks Journal Of Agriculture.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

- Study the early flowers. reader
Especially do we urge tac younger nor
lion Of tie family 10 make il a pa5sl Is
barn All ,hat cau BE learned If he narae.
character, use and habits Of common dow
els. Buys book and write cut the result
Of your studies.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

lCSrARn PUprlNG.--O One uuart Of
milk, elg1. erEs, Laif p1aud st sugar /.
season With lemon or peach. pour it iato
a pudding dish wet with cream, ser the
pudding lnt3 a pan half fall og water. and
pat them into The oven 10 bake for three
quarters Of an nour. II preferred, line
the baking dish with delicate cream paste.
Less egg Will make good ,u>.arG.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Bank { oInpiroIler's ONCE. !

NT-TTFNs
having retinguisled business and deposited ia this
les sum 81 money sufhcent 10 redeem ali their
Is therefore hereby given, that all the outstanding conn
signed circulating said Bank iii be redeemed Z
par, on presentation at thiS Office.
2y2tyy WI. VI. DENNIS. Bank CarrrtrolI,r
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

49, Onions, DIR. Hall SAYS, &" are
enc at the most nutritious, healthful and
detestable articles of food found in our
markets. We never ate one to our buowI-
edge, and never expect to We can smell
them a mile off, perhaps. y few grains
IF roasted coffee eaten Immediately after
wards OF teasPoonful or two of vinegar
swallowed removes at once the odor from
the breath. Ii onions are half boiled, the
water thrown away, and are then put IN
soup b he boiled 'done,' the odor Will be
tut little noticed"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11

@'Tc ty-tve wears az s-N. whose sands life have
ngarit run Gus. CisrCFe.rI while an the F-~r I'm
iia~, c.rsl n cure for C.1~a,artiar A<tIria t--r
q tHttis, S"u.is- tvlts. aut General peajity- The
remedy was discovered rs him hen frs only -rs 4
4 t'ar1'ter. given up Is i.- WI~hin.. r. q, h.
' = peS>tote h' 0ili send e. such 1T bis aIict-
F-rfa~ request it, This recipe with fu}l ami
directions Tor making IL upala successfully u~fr
g.. li- .5=e~ each applicant - iur'rse him out a
SIN i n-fe cents To hv returned postage 90 tf.
BE-. as tle --Iutin,Ier to L.. sr.el h, she f.s-
r-saf % O. Is a.-re-t Address
l'r H. JAAto, l9 Grand street, Jersey Ci.v. 4
i+-+ New Jersey. #
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-05-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

rI1uE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have lcen
L taxed their utmost to produce this hcst, perfect
purgatve which is known to Inuumerable proofs
shown that these PEs have virtues which surpass
excelecs the ordinary medicines and that they pin
proeelentedy upon the esteem Of al men. They
pleasant take, hut powerful 10 Their pene-
traug properties stimulate Tie vital activities Of the body,
the distractions of its organs, purify the blood,
and evpc disease They purge out the u humors which
breel and grow disteaper stimulate sluggish disor-
d-red organs into their natural action. and mpart healthy
with strength to the whole system. only do
they the everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable ard dangerous diseases that have balsd
the best Of human Skill While they produce powerful
effects they the time, in diminished d.es the
safest and best physic that Ire employed for children.
Bein. suearcuttcd, they pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which surpass belief they sub
stantated by of such exalted position and character
to forbid the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
clergymen and physicians have lent their names 10 certify
the public the reliability my remedies while others
have the assurance ther that my
Preparations contribute immensely to tine ;-lec Of nay
afflicted, suffering fellow-,uen
Agent pleased to furnish Gratis nv
American Almanac. containing directions and
certificates Of their of the following compantz
COstivencSs Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Drofsy.
Heartburn. Headache arising from stomach. Nan
sea- Indigestion Morbid Inaction the aud Pain
arising theretron- FatUlecy. Loss of Appetite. all Ulcer
and Cutaneous Diseases which re ure evacuaut
medicine Scrofula Kings Evil They also ly puffy
ing the blood and stimulating The system. many
complaints which it would be supposed they could
reach, such Deafness Partial blindness Neuralgia a. d
Nervous irbity. beTanEemcnts of the Liver and Kid
GoUt and other kindred complaint, arising from
low state Of the loly obstruction OF its functions.
D. mot te put of Ivy unpriuciplcd dealers with
other pill they make profit ASK for AYERS
PILLS, and take nothing else. No other they give
YOU compares with this in its intrinsic curative
powers The sick want the aid there them,
and they should have it.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
PRICE 20 CTS. PER Box. 1--WE Boxes FOR 81.
SOLD BY
J. II. Vivian, Mineral Point F. !. Russell Darling
ton; T.. c. stevens, podgeylle+ l. l. GuodeIl. Platte
vile; II. Newhall, Gaiena wholesale J. h. Reed x Co.
Chicago, Who'll L. and Agents in every town in the
United States Tvs