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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
CIrcait Court for Iowa County )

=
CIrcuft Court for Iowa County
Jaha Nolan.
Edward Fips ad Iu- Notice r. ale Foreclosure
la his wife. Amount S1.f65 -.
- Office s. hereby given thst by virtue Of Judgment
= of foreclosure ana sale eTed IN the sove snt
tied court the 9Th day Of June. A D 1859 IN tue
sve entitled action and - vlras Of The aataoiy CIV
b the orer q sale said decree OF
sill sell a. public auction 70 the aissst ollIsF 1eT
cash an the 7tA T.v az r.-r,r 1852 tvrc o'ciec5
the rseraoon 81 said a f-oat coos OF the Court
House in the cit Of giusr.l =. mt, IoEs Comfy Wis,
III the f4Gar described real estate si-rFrs in sal
Iowa Conntv We, riz fas v.'4t r-f = ne Hns n
vest or,7~far Of Section txeDtg-sts, -, Township No.
fve > north Of Range 10 tFo Least and Inc uorth
as ostarter of northeast quarter, and The seHfh
-. IF easrtar northeast quarter Of Section thirty
In Township No Use - north, Of Rauge No.
r,r p east containing hundred s-t sixty of
80 NOR or The above sale viii -
sfv The thousand ore hardre4 and stxtg-hFs
oiIars ute cents the amount cue the plain
tiff together win al costs
Dated Shefia's oflce, Mineral Point, june q ls5s.
THOMAS MCFARLAND.
Snsri5. Iowa CO. Wis
Pariey Eaton Fifs Atty 2S-sm
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Industrial Art [ Mon.

4 meeting Of the Executive Commitie viii be
held on Wednesday the 9th day of July next
II the Office of JONI 2. TRAMkL. Esq, Secre-
tary, at . O'Clock. P. NJ, for the purpose Of CON-
Pleting the arrangements for the coming Fair.
a full attendance is requested.
y r. So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

SEMINARY MEETISG.-Only some three or four
citizens exhibited their interest in this institu-
ton on Saturday Evening. called to the Court
House bE the published notices and the repeat
ed ringings of the bell. Have our people lost all
confidence In the present management of the
Seminary, or are they unwilling to hear state
nent OF the manner in which it is conducted
We learn that Mr.. NOLAN wishes to make some
explanations, and we have heard that sundry
citizens anxious to hear certain explanations
out yet they neglect the opportunity. If there
Is anything wrong, let It come out and if every
thing has been conducted fairly and honestly
It IS due to those interested to have it nnder-
stood
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DY virtue OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale made
in the above entitled action the Ssh day of March
A. n. 1859 shall the 2;d day OF September, A. D.
1889 the hoUr of O'Clock F. NJ expose for sale and
sell public auction To Le highest bidder for cash in
hand. the front door the Court House the city
Mineral Point. county snd State aforesaid the follow
described MorIcaged premises Iune thereof
shall be sufficient to the Of Sluj besides
interest ana accruinE cost, ta-wit ne north hall Of
the north Of section number thirteen (5I
three 80 east containing eighty OF land, situate
in Iowa county
Dated sheEis Office, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, March
| IS, 1859.
THOMAS MCFARLAND. Sheriff iowa Co Wis.
C0sB & MEsssoRE Attorneys TO Pisintid- tmi2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

CoPrEa MISEs.-Iudications Of large lode
continue to grow stronger. On the cast end Of
the company's shaft ia tile lower drilt the de-
post Is richer than ever. while west the valua-
tie ore i Sill holding out. The engine works
20 a charm, throwing water enough 70 wash a
great portion Of the ore. We hail this operation
Is the dawning of ! new era IN the mining
prospects Of the coaatry. What. with copper.
cad, and zinc ore, with soil ca-abIe Of produ-
eng every thing eatabie, With a people whose
industry and energy never flags. We know Of no
section of the union worthy Of comparison
We have better than Pixies Peak here at home.
aad al we need is a further development.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

THE GLORIOUS 4th.-For the purpose of CIV
ing our Boys chance to have good time gen
orally the :. 4th,' our next paper will be is
sued Oh Saturday of this week Those wishing
advertisements inserted viii have TO have them
on haad by Thursday evening, to insure inser-
ton
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Life Insurance.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of tic
state Of Wisconsin, that have been, AMI now
are dong very successful business at Milwau-
kee Madison. and elsewhere in the State. have
established an agency in this city. Che prince
pal office Of the company Is at Milwaukee. On
Ar AJAX WILSON Is the agent az the office IF
Conn 4 3tESsvoRE, and applications for insurance
viii k received 1t that Office by either Mr.
Nr1sss or Gen. CoBB. who vii also he happy
. give information in regard 10 the ComIauy
ard its ~. kings. at any time
Life Insurance is subject in which We arc
all interested, IS it comments itself TO every
man who has 4 family for whom he Is expected
10 make sure provision against want, and 10
those Who may not have families bat expect 70
have, We say. make the provision il time. We
sse in the Board CT Trustees of THIS Company,
-.ames If gentlemen Who give a Sufficient guar
antee Of its c.gbiIity. among whom are such a
s ). Dag-et. the President @ the Company
Henry i. Palmer, ESD Daniel Nevhal Chas,
F. Illsley. Banker, Lester Sexton. OF Sexton
Bros. 4 Co, Sc of Milwaukee. Il. /. Dousman.
If Prairie du Chen. Mai. John H. Rountree 81
Platteville. Doet Mason c. Darling. OF Fond du
Lac, lc., &c.
TaE SctExrIFlc AxEkIcAy.-The publishers of
This widely circulated and popular illustrated
weekly Journal Of mechanics and science. an
rouuce that it VIII be enlarged the first OF
fnly. and otherwise greatly improved, contain
Ing sixteen pages instead Of eight. the present
SIZE. which Will make it the largest and cheap
st scientific Journal in the world; It Is the only
ournal Of its class that has ever succeeded IN
this country, and maintains character Tor au-
taorltv ID all matters Of mechanics, science ans
tie arts which Is not excelled b. any ether
Journal published in this country Or in Europe
Although the publishers viii incur an increased
expense OF $1,000 a year by this enlargement
they have determined not to raise the price OF
subscription, relying upon their friends 70 IL
defnnify them IN this inc. easel expenditure. by
q corresponding increase Of subscribers Terms
81 year, or 10 copies for SIS. Specimen
copies Of the paper with pamphlet of informa-
ton TO inventors, furnished gratis, By mail. on
application 70 tie publishers, MUM * Co, No
g. Park Row. New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

/CouSTY SEAT.-We learn from the Hon. LEVI
STERLING that this question argued before
1ne supreme Court or Friday last, by Messrs.
oit0n and Hopkins for Dodgeville and by
Nessrs. Cothren and Know ton for Mineral
Font decision was expected yesterday
CNonday.) The arguments by Judges CorHREx
and ORION are highly spoken OF, and both sides
are equally confident of success.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

Fancy Dress Snks-vor th 81 .25 at 81 cents
Fancy Fonard Dress Silks for 81 cents -
Please call al CHApNAN's.
The best American prints for 10 cents
a good 10 cent print for s cents.
A nice 10 cent print for cents,
Dou't pass cIAPMAN's.
Embroidered UndersIeeves
Embroidered Sets,
cheaper than you ever them.
Call at CIAPAAN'S.
Skeleton Ertensioa ss5t made from the sest watch
spring steel.
Hoops for S. cents,
. Hoops 10 cents,
II Hoops for l35 cents.
3e know you viii not double these prices asyou
AUCTION STORE.
SIX Te1ret RIBBONS at half price,
You viii find the old steamship brand, fast edges and
l. yards for 70 cents per pin" aud upward
At the AUCTION STORE.
shawls. siantillas Parasols, Fans Hosiery. Gloves,
Ribbons Dress Trimmings Sei 3n sac ToPSy
Fnxed Caters for 90 cents,
hiI tppers 10 80 cents,
Heavy Leather Bottles for IS cents.
Or fine Buskin, slipper, Boot or CATER cheap -
Look al CHAPAAN'S.
India Rabber Circle Combs,
India Rubber Back Combs,
I In,.is RgSbSr Pas Conbs,
Hair Pins, BouDer PtnE- Sc-
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
Gail a. LIIAPMAN'S.
Rattan Hoops, Brass Hoops, Steel Hoops, call
CHAPMAN'S.
Hats Caps. Coats Pants Vests Shirts Collars, cra-
vafs, Boots Shoes Suspenders, &c. Sc. You cannot
do rett y than try the AUCTION STORE
Mems heavy Boots for S25o.
Mems best double sole kip Boots for s. 90
Mems fine calf Boots Tor so.
Choice Family Groceries
Cheaper than the Cteapest.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

- gentleman Of this place who hadfhe
curiosity TO count them for three successive Sat
urdays informs that the number of teams
hitched and Standing in our streets between
the r. R. Depot and the Court House Square
at i o'clock Of each day was as follows: On the
18th inst. a, on the 18th A., and on the 25th.
81. Still greater numbers might have been
counted at almost any hous daring the afternoon
Of the same days.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

BASS BASD--An effort Is now being made to
raise 800 to enable same Of our enterprislag
young men once more to furnish themselves
with new Instruments for practicing the divine
art" We hupe our citizens viii respond liber-
ally and Tia, We shall no longer be under the
necessity of calling on our Reishboriug towns
Tor little music Oh public occasions
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

HASDsoNE-The new stained glass windows
in the Episcopal church are IN evidence of that
love Of beauty for which many Of cur citizens
arc distinguished This improvement Is Ger
tainlv an indication of a desirable increase OF
religious feeling among Us.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

NV BuiLpNes--Mr. s. WHrTE is erecting a
fae Stone block eu his lot on High street. An
other has been commenced on the lot occupied
formerly by Nrs- NASooLAs, and also one OF the
-ot q Mr. LrSsHaS. No finer buildings can be
found IN the State than these viii be, because
nobody knows better how to do it than our ma
soas, and ~ town has more beautiful stone 70
build with
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

SURGICAL OPERATIoS.-On Friday last, DR.. Il
Nss DUsES performed the very critical and M
usual operation Of removing one entire half Of
the lower Jaw bone from the face of boy about
seven years old. a son Of Mr. JAMEs MARTIN. Of
this city. The bone had become diseased in
such a manner as to render It's removal necessa-
~, and al that part from the center Of tile chin
10 the articulation under the left ear was most
successfully removed, in the space Of about one
hour The boz was put under the influence Of
ehloroform BY nr. D. II. WELD, and remaiRed
entirely unconscious during the operation, and
We are told does not even now know that the
bone has been removed. or that he has been IN
der the influence Of chloroforfn, though he IS
II fair way Of speedy recovery.
We are told b. the attending physician that
much credit IS due DR.. WELD, for the manner
IN which the chloroform was administered, and
the nature Of tie operation, and the skill with
which II was done certainly reflects credit upon
those who had the unpleasant task 10 perform.
Dr. NAx DusEs assisted the operation by
DR.. J. II. VIVIAN Of this city, and D. BuEaALL
Of DodgeYillc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

GETTING HieH-The cnpola on the top of the
seminary has taken q high position of late and
1eids much to the appearance Of the building.
III can be sen al several miles distance from
lie c.tv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

SHOWERS AND CRoFs.-The thirsty earth was
sioriousLy refreshed yesterday morning by CO.
pous floods Of falling to the music Of mighty
thundeTs. Nothing Is now wanting to give Us
the finest crops OF grain, but the continuance Of
these smiles of Providence. Wheat and oats
leve- looked better, while corn must flourish
under the influence of warm weather aud genial
showers
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

july 4th lS59.-Trains VIII be run over the
Mineral Point Railroad on Monday, the 18th OF
Iuly As tolIoNs:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

ZINo--Ifauy one wishes 70 see new evidence
Of prosperity and OF well-directed enterprise.
let him call al the Warehouse OF Gro. " CoBB.
Esq, where viii be found pig of metallic zinc
manufactured at the works Of ROBERT GEORGE
L Co. A large quantity Of the metal has been
ran up into pigs weighing about 35 pounds each
and II does ones eyes good to read across their
glitteTing face, the indented words i" Mineral
PoISr ZIxC WoRks"
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IOWA :, COZ Ps,x, S. In Justices Court.
IT, TEo-as Fzrigkf
0U ara hereby notified that's warrant - attachment
ha. i-zF'ei against you and your property at
-@-hez 70 s.Ilsfv ire deroaa6 William Tren amount
Jog to Tvsnt and 4e-loc dollars. Nov unee. ron
snail appear -fo-e John 2 Trarrel Justice af Peace
IN ant for county his o-e in said on tho
9th az. D. less al 10 clock the forenoon,
udzuent zI be rendered aiast you and ycgr proper
= sold to pa- the debt ard costs Of suit
fds-24 WILLIAM UREN, Plaintiff
CELF SEALING CANs-for keeping Preserves les
= receired and for sale
astf \. NJ vHEELER0
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4rB JuLY DoIsGs.-Ihere viii be a ceIehra-
ton in Mineral Point, also IN Warren. SUNDAY
Schools viii turn out. a Ball Will be given at
AYoca, also at Warren. Fire crackers VIII be
consumed rockets viii 60 up higher than a
kite" Roman candles Will burn down into their
rockets, torpedoes and jokes viii be cracked.
coda water viii bubble up and then bubble
down. lager beer viii be suck ed in TO the
human maelstroon, three trains day viii be
run on the Mineral Point r. r. and one grand
train at night may be expected.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

LINDEN AISEs--These mines are now in full
operation, and Judging from the piles of miner
q now on the surface, and the large size Of the
saect indicated u Tie large masses. they are
certainly coming out" No better mines ex-
ist in tie State. and no better miners than work
them.
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Darlington 745
Arrive at Warren 6:45
Returning, Leave Warren 9:45 a. NJ
:. Darlington l0:45
Arrive at Min. TT. :45
Leave Min. Point 90 P NJ
:" Darlington 200
Arrive at Warren 3 soc
Returning. Leave Warren 800 P. Il.
Darlington 400
Arrive at Min. Pt. 500
Leave Min. Point 800 p. n.
Darlington 400
Arrive at Warren 500
Returning, Leave Warren GOO P NJ.
Darlington ZOO
Arrive at MIN PIT 500
Fare to Warren and return viii be 81; to Oar
lin ston ant. return, 50 cents.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

the advertisement Of B. BoRSHErM, in another
column. He has large stock of clothing on
hand, and canuot iai' 70 suit all who may give
him 4 call
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-28

New crop choice dollar Tea for * cents.
Splendid crop choice - Tea for so cents,
Good crf p - rsa for - cents
Fair 30 Ter for 81 cents.
Good 10 cent Tea for 81 cents.
Please try Teas and ii you do not find them %
per cent cheaper than other store. you
Will oblige Us by returning them and viii
fund lie money audpay YOU. for pour trouble
" + VIII S L L
l2is pounds nice gar for 81 90
pounds best double refined Sugar for 81 90
10 pounds good RaisonS for 81 90
Choice AolasSes tor 50 cents,
Best New York Syrup 60 cents,
Best Sa'aratUs cents.
FePpe-, Spice Mustard. Cinnamon, Sauce, Ginger,
Gloves Gatsup. Tobacco, Pale Soap, White Soap, Ger
man Erasiye Soap CASTLE Soap, Fancy Scars &c, &c.
Cham nj t-IaPS
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which he had raised this morning had BEEN ny e'oc'
dated, the Chair would now decide the point
ON question which had been up Il MT. Hale would with.
Mr.. HArs-1 win withdraw anything the Senator from
ss mat Il was not his purpose 70 pre-
scribe rules lay down platform Of principles FOR me
Mr. nomcas and he had no doubt there many good
emocras IN the Northern States who did not agree upon
ary he would not say they were not good democrats
becsuse hey disagreed with him. nor would no say that
holding The views Of MT Douglas would have been rea
Tie Committee Territories He sorry TO find that
his own this territorial question differed very
materially from Mr. Pughs He held that Territory La
tho common property of the whole people, in which
State in the Union has equal rights and that while In that
ito the S0S mot X ~ he
people Of any State In the Union In the case Of Arizona
Tor instance, which was we'll adapted 70 slave labor he
20 there and by unrendy legislation exclude the people
Of the North. The principle Of the equality OF States
must DO maintained and their equal rights in the Terrific
Mr. BROWN, 1dem) Of Miss, protested against the as
that there are no New Mexico establishing slavery
Slavery went there under the constitution a. horses dry
goods or any other property went and then tas hegss
Those laws did not establish 1t there.
Mr. LANE remarked that he would submit TO no wrong,
out the principle securing to every section equal rights
Mr. BRowN commended Mr. Pugh's speech for its broad
nationality concurred most heartily in many things
he had said seemed TO him that the views Of different
Senators could be and IN order 70 90 90 ne
oud give his position. First, he held that slaves
were recognized property under the constitution.
Mr. PuGH-According TO the law Of the United States
Mr. BRowx-Does not go furtherf Does not the con-
etusion itself recognise them az property In the broad
et possible senseS there any other property you can
pursue into another State and recapturee
Mr. PUGH-The constitution says "persons held TO ser-
vice or labor in State under the laws thereof. The
Federal government makes nothing property; all the
rights of property under the laws Of the States
Mr. BRowN-Saves were property before the constitu-
aon therefore did not belong TO the federal con-
ution TO say what State should recognise property
His proposition that the owners OF slaves have
the same right take them Territory that the owners
of any other kind Of properly have to take that and
when there that they are entitled to the same protection
by the law making power Of the government as If they
went there with other property. When the government
Iais protect property anywhere and everywhere
IL ought TO be abolished If that be treason make the
most Of it, He asked nothing for bis section that he
would accord to Others and closed by thanking the
republican members for the polite attention they had
given him. Every seat that side Of the chamber was
yacant.)
Adjourned.
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Drawings OF tho Delaware state Lotte.

Drawings OF the Delaware state I.otte-
ries-WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEUscIA KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE
DELAwARE-ExrRA CLASS No 65s DECEMBER 10. 1859.
40, So. IS, 81, 80, II, g. IS. 55, 80, ls, 4, Il.
8, Al, 40, 2, 49, IS, &c. AZ, 81, 81, A, 50, so, 81,
Circulars sent free Of expense by addressing
eWOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware
Genin's Festival Hat for Young Men.
GENIN4 FESTIVAL GAPS FOR YOUNG MEN
GENIN'S SLEIGH ROBES
LADIES' FURS FOR HOLIDAY GIrTs
CHILDRENs FURS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
AL choice, elegant and select
GENIN'S BAZAAR,
507 and SIS Broadway
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Court CaIendar-Thfs Dav

SUPREME Court CIRcur-Part mos. 226S, 1885, 1928
1854, II, 1741 $685. 1777, 967, $685. $685. 25O9 253
25l5 2517, 25ls, 252, 25S3, 2527, 1851 Part Nos
1892 1885, ls4s 245 1885, 2477 1862 224O 24s3, $3.50
292s, 1885, 24S7 S9 24sl 24e5 24s7, $780, 25ol 25O3
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part Mos. 697, rs, 265 $780, 227
697, 667 BAT, Alt, $685. Part Mos $685. $780, as 548
80, 4SS, 100, 462, SIS, 500, sos, 552
COMMON PIxAs.-Part mos. el7, 144s, 1884, 1856,
1859 to 169S. Part 2.-Nos. LA, l16s, 1900.
UNITED STATES DrsTMcr CoURr-Nos 112, 81, 1T, 60,
g. 90, 100, 104 IS, &c. 9s g. 1922 g. 81 102 "a to
50, 81, ~, Is.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A BOGUS PAPER.
IA BOGUS PAPER.

A Bogus Bogus F FAFEs
bogus PAPER.
! 1884 1884 1894 E E$EEE:
Mr. Leslie having thought Ct 70 issue
E Of il %s s SEW SS 81 5s
whose simple assertion, without being forned BY
@ e an na yorss sa VI
x got Se best Of IN time
and which adSanass Of inSre
Es sn sue weis ss
with men IKE We understand That NJ Leslie
y he
eis ss As;s
o'e 's new 'os Sssfa 90 F;S is
., lily and county Of NeY Y@k Hitchcock Of
DOH pos he q s artists u acSsa o.
Ne New Var F sa n & a:
nssa 5
each and AZ Of sad and drew designs Of
the sn n s
not nj that e. Cook and CoPpo in spite Of which
he s ms
as they appeared M Leslie chose to make perfect
the undersigned furthermore says OATH that there wore
only few patches of muddy the field execution as
ruthfuy represented by him in the New York Illustrated
News that Mr. Leslie and must be incorrect In his sketches
for whilst his the field Of
with the horses 10 the procession which illustrates of
Green and Copeland being taken the gaows kick up clouds
Of dust and the same houses which in his execution
of it, And deponent further under oath Green and
Copeland did not SIT their collins whilst being taken to the
been taken to The aed in another wagon and deponsnt also
train in which, being instructed by his publishers he
brought Mr. Leses artist and correspondent from ar.
pers Ferry to Baltimore without them pub
Usher and dePonent for the truth Of all these allegations
Washington, Dr. Starr of Harpers Ferry Sheriff Campbsli
and all the reporters and editors of the baltimore press who
attended the execution. DEWITT G. HITCHCOCK.
Sworn before me this 10Th day of december 1882 JAMES
FERGUSON Commissioner Deeds " -
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Union and Disunfon, Niger and Whit.
man, and rich man. and sinner photouranhet
by HOLMES SIS Broadway. Equality to all
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Holiday GiMs-Holiday Gems-Holidav
the Park Cameotpes, Ivorytypes Daguerreoypes Photo
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Brooklyn.-Williamson Bros.' photo-
graphic gems in lockes Daauerreoypes &C.
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Brady's Gallery, 643 Broadway. Corner
OF Blocker street Holiday superb
and appropriate style Of Picture for Holiday Paons Ala
Imperial Photographic Miniatures Ambroypes and Dasuerrec
typoo.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and Burglar proof Safes III Broadway Of Murray
street, New York:
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DIR. Marsh Continues to Apply His Radf-
cal Cure Truss with success eecng Of
hernia rupture. MARSH CO., No. vesey street. n.
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An Article Worthy the Confidence OF
old and young-Professor WOODS Hair Restorative Depot
44 Broadway. and sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. - -
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HIPS Hair Dye, soc. Depot, No. Barclay
street. Also sold at kushtons All Broadway and at all other
druggists =
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HOlloway's Ointment and Pills.-ScrO-
ula rngworm scurvy, salrheum. scald head heads
the nveterate eruptous yield 10 the
eating influence Of these vegetable and baamc remedies
Maiden lane.