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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
R1cHLAxp GExrRE, March End, 1883.


Mr.. Bliss
Sir. I have tax N your paper for
several wears And have done 50, beca, Sc l
wished to encourage the publication of Re
publican paper in Iowa County. Ny feelings
were injured when you sustained. Sam Crav7ord
knowing him to be Fitgitipe Stare Lar, Hopeless
H,a.Eer and that toe. against a reliable Re-
publican. l think that the Republicans of Iowa
County have not yet recovered from that blow
Next we witnessed your Indifference in relation
TO the election of county judge N Iowa county.
After we as Republicans haze borne this opros-
ition from your paper during the past, with pa
tienee and fortitude, still hoping TO see more
consistency in the future. we at length, arc to
be told F.; even III the year o56, when even many
Democratic presses are beginning to care, under
the Stare Holders lash | say to be told
that the present Hc,znbc,a has given General
Satisfaction the Bench" And that gou, Have
desire to aid the matter in any way
Now this Is n little more than Hicblan9 county
Republicans can endure Especially when it is
well know, that said Incumbent was first elected
as the Nominee Of a Democratic convention, and
was recently the Nominee of the Democratic
party OF the State of Wisconsin. against Judge
Wilton. Ifthis candidate is popular, Why Is he?
Is it because he stands firmly upons the FIFTH
Plank of the Democratic Platform ? And has
chartered all the E1se,siJ,g institutions in this
District
/ Or /, it because some Republican Lawyers,
and some Republican presses. through fear of
+ the Lash cowar9iy submit to defeat and servi-
tude Who does not know that the circuit
7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
Amendments by the Governor,

2nd Division-John B. Terry, Mineral Point,
Brigadiey General, 2nd Brigade George W.
Lee, Shullsburg, Colonel of tie 18th Regiment
Chas ". Waring, Darlington Lieutenant Col
onel do.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
LA n ID AGEN
AND
b bS tract . "co.

The undersigned have opened set Of Books which
give pete and reliable history every tract land
in Iowa county, embracing Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages
Judgments DEGREES and all matters Record affecting
the same.
They viii furnish abstracts attend TO the perfection Of
Titles the purchase and sale of Lands payment Of
Taxes, collection Of Rents the drafting of Deeds and
other Instruments and viii loan money and collect in
crest for TIA desiring TO invest.
Office up stairs, in John Ross stoneJuildiug op-
posito the Eagle Saloon, High street, Mineral Point
Wis. WI. T. HENRY
4Sf FRANCIS HENRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
LEsIDENCE FOX SALE!

CITUATE lots No. H. 80 and 81 in Twins addition
, 70 the town ii Mineral Point. y good TIVE STORY
FRAME BUILDING -Four large rooms The hr.s
Hoor and four below, with additional kitchen
capacious cIstern-good barn-hen- house. and oiirur
out-budinGs- Garden under high state ct cultivation
and all the general ConvenieuCcs of pleasant rrsdence
said premises the business part
city sale easy terlnsfOr further particulars
quire of loft Vim. T. & +. HENRY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

The demand for this unrvale preparation for the hair
and skin is beyond the possibility OF doubt, and its
sale greater than any other Hair Restorative
been before the public. Tens OF thousands per
who were bald aud gray, aud others whose faces
covered with unsighty botches and pmpIcs are
with their glossy hair, and with faces comedy
and fair 10 look upon, daily pronlenadng the streets
Of al the principal cities Union, by
fuence spreading the fame Of Woods lair Restorative
throughout the civilized word. But the trisi of
bottle is convincing than all could say
whole ewspaper column.
c It does dye but gives life, health and beauty
decaying, falling, and dead, restoring by
megic that which supposed to be rrccoverably lost
Heads nearly bald anil Others nearly white daily
ing changed their pristine beauty, covered
with pimp,s rendered smooth infants and
blushing a rose, all b. the of Prof Woods HAIR
Rc,toratiye.St. Louis Commercial List. Sold BY all
| respectable Druggists. Mar.
t. Hundreds OF our citizens complain ofdebility and
angor of tho sysen arrangement the liver
ach appetite, &c they frequently result
Of too close application and thousand other
cannot here but would say to all afflicted,
DO have doneget bottle two Of DR.. Roohands
German Bitter8 prepared by Dr. Jackson and word
for it, you Will be cured. We this medicine
knowing experience that superior TO the
generality of patent medicines. We would say our
readers purchase unless prepared by Dr.. c. y.
/ Jackson Phi lade'Phia.
Principal Office, as Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa.
sold 10y druggists ssrpeEs every wiz
age the United States, Csnadas, West Indies and
South america, at - bottle See that the signs
turo Of C. " Jackson is The wrapper each bottle.
Mar.
SELECT SCHOOL.
MSS HANNAH HuDEBRAND,
Wou1 r-spee fully announce th.t second term Of
her school viii commence Monday, March 8th in
the building the Fountain and Henry
Alley
TERMS MODERATE,
Mineral Point, March %, 1858. Off
NE " II ALL UO ISE-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09

tbs E>ligATt1N.-Ehe Joint Committee
Of The Legislature are making some progress IN
The investigation Of lie Land Gran, SwsadIe.-
The testimony j uot yet made known. though
runner has it. tina, nearly all the members OF the
Legislature Of ls55, together with gx-Goyernor
Bashford are brought IA for share Of the spoilz.
Gov BashfoTd Is said - have received $4,000
Of the Bonds. no; a brihe, but a. = pre- ent.
after the signing Of the bill bestowins the
Grant
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
MARRIED.

At the residence of Jonathan D. Meeker, Highland,
March the Attn. ls5S by S. II. Fitch Esq, Mr. MADISON
CALHOUN, to Miss CArHARINE j.. PorTs of Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

convention Of Republican Delegates from the sew
era towns of the Southern Assembly District Of Iowa
county will be held the Court House i'll the city of
Mineral Point on Saturday the 18th inst, at Il o'clock
NJ for purpose of selecting two delegates to the Ju-
d:ciaI Convention be held aid city the 10th,
for the purpose nominating candidate for Judge Of
the 9Th Judicial circuit.
The several in said District requested TO
send Delegates in accordance witt the ratio of Rep
resentation. By Ordor OF the Dist Committee.
March Sth 1858
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
Price of Lumber in Mineral Point.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY C. NJ CURTIS
second do 26 80 do rough, do "a
Flooring dres'd,3 35 do common rough, 81
do rough, "A 80 do do dressed, "a
Fencing Joist scanting, and common boards, go O
soo. Shingles warranted 50. Lath ~ 6, IA.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
To the Voters OF The 9Th Judicial Circuits of w
cousin.

TATING been requested by many persons of both po-
HtcaI parties 20 become Candidate for reelection,
and written calls signed by large number Of citizens and
members of without regard politics party,
requesting permit my to be used Can
Circuit Judge the coming Judicial cleo
huyiug handed After mature deliberation
have concluded to become Independent Candidate
Tor re election TO that Office.
II the people of this Circuit proper aCsin to eoc
me- will discharge the duties Office 10 the % st
of my ability.
Respectfully,
9-tf 81. NJ. COTHEEN.
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w 4 G. o y - q.

BRITAIN has a few good Wagons and Bugsgs
n. which he viii either SCH for cash time Viii
Call and STE. G0OG lithosf cash asaslS
Mineral Point March ISL 1858. g-u
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The above is fair specimen of the manner
IN which few are disposed to treat us for re-
fusing to oppose JUICE CorunES, and to favor
the holding os 4 Convention for nominating q
Republican Candidate Not satisfied with our
neutrality, they appear determined to drive Us
into acontroversy. We have surveyed the whole
ground in regard to the approaching Judicial
election, and find that aside from few iudivid-
uals IN Rlchland County, at the head of whom
stands Mr.. f., those who favor the nomination
Of a party Candidate Tor Judge are scare. Some
Of tic mos ardent Republicans have signed
cal upon Judge Co.hrcn 70 become an hide
pendent Candidate, and are opposed to a nom
nation from their own political friends and
even those who are in favor Of such a nomina
ton sustain Us in the remark that the present
incumbent has given general satisfaction on the
Bench"
Whatever faults Judge Cotbern may have in
other respects, We never heard 4 person express
the least dissatisfaction 10 him IS Judge Pc
IiticaIly, We have long differed with him. but
We have never supposed, nor do we now believe
thar such difference would in any way e fleet
his course should we be 80 unfortunate a. to
have a case in Court for him 10 decide. We
speak bat The common sentiment when we say
he Las made an excellent Judge
Even If We were in favoruf drawing the party
lines IN The election of Judge, We could not al
tins ti"e advise such course. with the prospect
Of defeat a. apparent a. it is to Us. At the last
Fall election. when the party line were drawn,
y-.,..
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MINERAL POINT sE,IINARY.
MINERAL. POINT B.KEnY.

\. Spratttr and 7. r Hoeb.l. would respectfalIy
- invite the sttention Of theil EDS and Es va.lis
generally TO their
A K L r Y
the North side OF High Street next door 10 George
Apples Barber Shop, whore they carry the Bakery
Business extensively in ali its departments Being
pared to execute the shortest notice all orders FOR
BREAD, BISCUITS, PIES, and CAKES
OF all vartes forPsrties, Public sud PIIvat.
Families. In addition to the above, they keep
SUGAR, COFFEE, ETC,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
and choice selection Of Candies
~ Cash paid for Butter, Eggs and Lard.
g-U SPRAITER K HOEBEI.
THE CASKET OF DIAMONDS.

Weekly journal contsing - esoice columns ofread~
ing matter Of character cacu!aed instruct
the fret Saturday OF Ma oh, 1858.
ONLY 81 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE
- THEo C4SKET OF DIAMONDS
VIII be the cheapest and most entertaining Weekly
per published in New York.
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDSt DIAMONDS
represented to the subscribers Of the Caskct Of
aonds There no,giftS less than 25 cents foa
that up 10 $780,
GIFTS! GIFTS GIFTs.::
tEFERY SUBSCRIBER
Will receivea beautiful gift in Gold Diamond Jererr
immediately receipt of his her name, accompanies
by the amount CT subscription money,
THE SUBS ORDERS NAMES
received will placed regular rotation on
Book, opposite designating Nos and the gift
ing corresponding No. will be sent INMEDIBTELY,
post paid, to the subscriber
LADIES LADIES LADIES!
You get large number of the
ket Of Diamonds by little extra eyeron, and for every
the money viii send you beautiful diamond gift
We make the same offer to Gentlemen.
Please bear in mind the fact that every subscriber 10
the Casket Of Diamonds viii receyeia beautiful gift i'm
mediatey receipt Of his her accompanied by
Persons wishing to commence with the First No
should send in immediately the gift they viii receive
and thereby assist materially in easing subreTF
Among the interesting features e paper will -
found Love correspondence of the most thrilling and
betwixt an English Gentleman and French Lady-the
tyranical opposition Of the Ladys Father the uuion
Of his daughter with the English gentleman Is described
in the vivid and interesting manner, well as
successful plots the young lady the vgeuce
and cruelty Of her heartless father
These letters deeply interesting, and of rurehigh
rt- Each zlbscrbernust send E3-hree cent postage
stamps for return postage on gif d> A5dress
Proprietorss of the Casket Of Diamonds,
7m3 IS Nassau Street y. Y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09

I One BHOTHEH KILLED BY ANoTHER.-A mani
&C by the name of Wright killed his brother
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LOST: ~ LOST:

an Wednesday the 30 INST. 4 small Black Isr-do-
about months old. REWARD of one dollar III
Le paid on its delivery at the Tribune Oics. lotf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09

The O6serrfr pitches MO the Grant County
Herald upon. the judicial election question. III
this wise
The Grds County Herald also. has no desire
70 be walked up IN this election Ii seems 70
think that this election inre>ests LAWYER, more
than the people. ana therefore makes the follow
ing suggestion
" y e hope that the legal fraternity VIII ~elec,
Of their sblest aud most upright snecfn,ars
and recommend him FOR popular support We
have faith N our lawyers. that they would r~a
sent the best man of their uumber-ant Ifa.
can rule them aHd at the same time have their
confidence. We HOPE THAT Politics
WILL BE KEPT OUT OF THE ISSUE,
With such support 70 elect a Republican can
didate the man however capable and good Ie
Nv + I -
NJ Cover wants politics kept ont If the issue.
oas wants man 10 bs true on he State RIGHTS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
MASONIC DIRECToRY-

ohio Lodge No. lO1.-Meets Masonic Han, Han,
and Monroe streets, the IRE and Ehfrd MON
day evenings of each month g. W. rs W. Nj A'''
andsr Lau9Alia, Secretary ,bovs ON
wheeling Lodge Ne. 19s.- Msts :, ~ ~ 4.
the Frst and third Thursday evenings Oh eAo"
WheeIinE Union ChnPter No. 19.-nest' sS q a.
above on the second Monday evening "f eASi'
scOrr, H. p; 8. W. Pearson, Secretary: Meet.
wheeling RncamPment ne, t-,s " J
Absrson the fourth Monday evening Of eA'N
4 Aarh,p. Rsossasx
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cHuRcHEs or WHEELING.

Por the information of strangers visiting city, pub
Ish the following different Churches and their
me and place of meeting If there are any mstakes'We
will make the necessary correction with pleasures:
st. lfatthe4Os EpiscopdliGS, Corner Monroe and Byron
trees Rev. E. PERKINS, Rector mOrningserVice 10
clock, eyenng,T
St. Joh's Episcopatd'l, Main street, between First and
second Centre Wheeling Rev. j. H. SIXTH, A. NJ Rector
Services-Niorning 1Ok; afternoon 81; night ~.
First Pres6yterian REV R. H. WEED, Pastor, Pourthst'
Monroeand and afternoon
Second Pres6ertGH, Webster street, between Main ana
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening"
Third Presbvteya Fifth street, between Chestnut and
rabert sts South wheeling, WOODS Pastor, serV-
smorning and evening
Fourth Pres6yterdn, Rev A.PAULL, Pastor, hainssFeeS
etyeen Washington and sts services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street Afethodist Episcopds, Rev. J. E. wnsoA'
Pssor Monroe and Quincy services
morning and evening
Worth Street 4etdodist Episcopal, RRoERPastor
corner Market and North stsI North WheeunG SERVICES
morning and evening.
CaaolSne Street MethOdfst Ez'iscOpGI Rev. T. H. MoH-
Roz PASTOR Chapne street, between First and seeoud'
Centre Wheeiing services morning and evening.
South Rhealin0 II. E. c6ur'h, Rev. A. sEEvEAs'
astor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling Island Chapel, on Wheeling lsiand' Rev. .
WILSON, Pastor.
German Rsthodfst Episcopal Rev.c. HELwIO, Pastor
chaplne street, Webster and Third Centre "hee
nr
81. James Cathedral Roman Catholic, Rt Rev. Bishop
R. v. wnxIAs, Fifth street. Hampden services
morning and afternoon.
associate Reored, Rev. J. t. McctURE, PASTOR corner
OfMarket and
Dtscples, Market street, between Webster ana
Centre Wheeling; services 1o the morning, and ~
evening
1pan0etcaE Protestant, Rev. wM HEI'EH' Pastor Clay
rect, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion Evangelical LutdertaH, Rev. ?. zINEASHAAN'
Pastor Market street, between Webster and Eh"o' Ne
Cb ~. ser vices morning and evening.
1s1osh Syna0oOus Quincy street, between Market and
German Protestant, Union Hall, Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 10B morning
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

INSURANCE.

GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Office in Ccmpanys Building,
No. 4O3 walnut ST.. PmlLADELPHTA.
Charter Perpetual: authorised CAPITAL $500, 900
c. C. LATHROP, Pres'E.
WM DARLING, Vice President
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
Having been appointed Agent Of the above well known
Company Wheeling and vicinity, prepared TO take
approved Rre and Marine Risks the most favorable
terms. R. @. RONlIAM,
ONCE for the present At Doane Adams warehouse.
febl6-ly No. 81 Main ST.
The insurance Company
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL, 1900 OOO-a paid In and invested, with
~ plus viii take Fire Cargo and Marine risks Losses
promptly adjusted and paid.
R1B Office next door above NJ n hank. Main street.
w. y. PETERSON, Agent.
J.R Baker, TaIlant& DelaPlsin,
ThOs. II. List D. Lamb,
Norton, AchesOn Co. II. Nelson,
8. Brady, S. @. Baker Co.,
List Howell, o. W HeIskeIl Co.
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TKE LAW OF NEWsPAPEKs.

1-subscrbers who give express
ions.
deals publisher continue to send them until all
garages srepad. ii
- subscribers neglect refuse take their periods
es Is from the which they directed they held
ssponsibe have settled the bill and ordered them
iscontnued.
Ill subscribers to other places wthOutInform-
w publisher and the papers sent to the former d.
ection, they art held responsible
The Courts decided that refusing take periods
ais from the Office removing and leaving them uncaed
or is priHHd IdciG evidence OF intentional fraud.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
Fire g. Inland Navigation

Fire g. Inland Navigation
Rsks accepted terms consistent with sOlveney and
fair profit. =,
Especidl attention giUen TO Insurance Of WELLIHGS
and Content. .yOr terms Of to yeGTs
The Corporation has been stable and nm
OF financial sunshine and Storm
periods eventui in from sweepnE conaagTa-
lions and maritime disaster Being long established on
cash basis the troubles Of the credit system ahect Us IN no
material particular.
During hard the security Of reliable IusuTancs is
Imperative duty the ability of property owners 70 sus
tain loss being tLen much lessened.
Policies without delay, and all business attended
TO win o''pA''1 Ra III RD IuS uSSW%ARINGRN, Agent.
Wheeling, Va
once in Union Hall buildings. west Main street.
febl9-dRW-tiL Jan. Ist 'S9.
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1NTELLIGENCER.

Coz. BESTOS's OFINIOS OF NATIONAL CONvES-
rIoSs.-The following snecdOtc, whether true or
not, has very Characteristic smack Of Col. Benz
ton about it:
'.Sir.r," said Col. Benton. not many days be-
bic resorts in which, be it remembered, have
never set foot and name them in the order of
their infamy-the worst last alude to
honse of ill-lane, h gambling hell and
tiOnal conventiOn-Yes, sir, l am free Of
those"
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TC CORkESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other a.
nanea business of the Ingencer should be addressed to
e Proprietors.
houd the Edtors Jointly, to either
them.
writing publication, will please write
only on one side of the paper.
An observance the above rules will greatly oblge rs,
nd prompt attention to correspondents than
ey msLt ct 1erwse receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

OBEDIAH PKINGLE, good Democrat, and 3
personal friend of Mr.. Buchanan, writes as fol.
lows to the Indianapolis journal:
Tell that fool Foley if he ever wants to rite
another letter to make me his distribitin office,
and I'll transcribe his letters, aud correct the
Spclin, and put the matter into form for him.
Sich riten and SpelIin is material shamei
haint never felt so bad since my hosS died ~
did when seed that letter It's not only n dis
grace to that ''punkIn head himself but to the
whole dimOcrat party. U. P.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1853 {:

UPWARDS OF 81, 900 600
" Losses have paid by the tna Insurance Co.. In
the past 9S years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

OFFICE of Main and Quincy streets
Entrance from Quincy st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-29

Billy BOwrEss' speech, when glorious, +"
in New Orleans, the other day, opened richly,
as follows:
| stand up here big chief, brave warrior
kill heap your people before, can do him
again easy; give Billy seven good men to follow
on the war track and he lick all the United
States, scalp big father at washtngton!--
WhOopl
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

vIrvtu1us Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
evening stthe Hail. of Market and Quincy streets
JAxrs II. HALL, N. g.; B. N. Carr, Secretary.
FrunkIIn Lodge No. 13.-MeetS as a09.ee'eIs
Monday evening. DAVID BAEHA' NJ VI
VI Wm. IeII Lodge No. sa.-Meet' ..aooveeye
~ Wednesday evening WILLIAM HELPER N e-' Joan
Srldde, Secretary
wheerInx Lodge Ne. so.-Meets as above every
": D. po7Ts. N. g.; John 7aoour", Secretary.
Pamela LodRe No. a9.-Meets as above every
Friday evening. JOS HAsELT, N. G.; job" L. Aa''''A'
Secretary. ,,.... a,
....z 80, 6,,.rth Tuesday evenings OF each
month. JoES B1prE, @. p; oaas. Liaet, Scribe.
Abrams Rncampment No. 1.-Mee" Le's,,s -
above the drssaud third tuesday evenings
VIZ. TAYLOR, O. P; GeOBaird, .rr.' Scribe t4'tS-
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Mems and Boys Wear.
WE have large and desiTable AlaoTtnsns q Esa
w ADAPTED 70 Spring and Summer Wear
Black and Cold Cloths,
Single TUIned CassimsTs,
$: 8: So SO, Caa.ss sDaCsra5 A.s-
i.slisn cIOth5, CHlssE and Drubj
Plain and Fancy Preach Cottolades,
an of which have besn selected siih great and
Be sold ~ i0W prices.
@fiF 1sEsI4 sWEAFINfls
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-04-01
TuEs a TETEsR

EN- EN- BBMRACiMG M INC SoLE-LEATHER, KIP, CALFANu
RIHnJNC UHh0SO MS general ofLININGS
MAKERS FINDINGS, ''H u ShoE-
-, ne above Stock we are ermine ID TO soil LoUFR
US call and youwill be to be pleased and ana
nnt niL Ine ABOVE is no HUMBUG. In connection with
Uur Eoo9s from abroad, We keep constantly on hand
we al our goods, (good in avery respeetl Cus
possible style. n A. ~ n GirSvS tlS veSt
lancaster. September, 10. 1857. In-tf ~.
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''TAE LASH SUPPER.'
$4,000 IN WORKS OF ART.

., In addition TO the superb engraving ofeTHE LAST
Su,rfEh' winch VIII be presented to every three
pleicd arrangements for the distribution, on the o5tt
day OF December, ls5s OF series OF splendid work
ot art. consisting Of one hundred rich and rare oil
Paintings, valued at 800 TO 81 900 each Also Q OOl
magnificent SeelPlRte EngravIngs, worth from 81 tC
- each, and 900 choice Holiday Books, worth from
81 TO 81 each, making, In all, over THREE THOU
LARS ~"
Inelose to the Publishers and You will commence
receiving the magazine by return mail You will asc
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ceipt emitting you to tho engraving OF
THE LAST SUPPER"
SAND PRIZES,,, NV
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BOOKS ANDSTATIONERY

ana every article In his limo sof business, To enable
him to repenish his Stock and do credit to his busl-
ness, he hopoS his old customers will see the necessi-
ofsetlng up their old accounts and rendering all
reasonable aid aud comfort In the future,
Lancaster, January o9. Ip5g--aOf