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Hs- ri.I uAi;h'S SNH'r, til" great lr".d ra,iGe,,
for Chilli amt Fever.
RETRY ClAEK'S SYRUP the great Blood FARTHER,
for dyspepsia
rs- Try CIsRK'S SYRUP, Tor any nelc,tr Female.
rs-TRY CLARK : SYEt'r f,r Scro'u'a ltanlicc. a
or any blood disease.
Fs-CI.ARN'S SIII'F, in al case q" sexual incaPar
ty, diseases Of The SFu~ a"l kar'ys o. usgrr'
Try II.
rr-U AEk'S SYRlf, changes he who, condition 'i
tb" blood, ana Als IN" i"ie"n "lHh i"rs ~" hr- o.
disease
Fc- 0AEk'S y RI is al veretah'" api ann. ~
ami thst j. What the human blood needs
Es- CLARk'S SIRrr f,r SIRE Thr,at g. magical.
re- ClAl.k'~ SYRUP far weakly. ira'r female 81
,ichIy, puuy children.
Es-tLAiik : SYRUP 8. ST Boots anl uo M.uefa,-
$500 vii be- gwen i'T any gram found o u.
fs-CLABk = - RIP cur-- any weakness IN Females
OF scfoiGi"u. Children, ma, caiy.
Es-CIAIik'S ~iRJP-ThIs voulrff ui preparation b.
working wonders al over III" word, aud Tor Liver,
Womb- Stropus Complaints, anl Female Weakue-se~
General Debility, 4 = perfectly magic-l Put up ia
quart bottles, and j. Ike sin. To- drink
ES- For safe ia Lansing by II. n H. n. liarh"lo
new. 2ls-lV
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SUMNER COMPLAINTS.

Viz: Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus. and
Flatulent and Spasmoiic Cholios
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IN. the patent ierricA gag Cate; la> have usNI
been Ia, trolsCs moUtA Ala aching iUiut>
A. have others. Therefore, l-r~'u> "a esnt of
family IN pleasant 10 TAX. cei tAu % CAFE, ard used hy
ious will certainly lOak ilr atsr. Ie>s Fills
covered WITH eating Of pure shtc ~acN, uo taste ~
medicine about them hut ai, ra,., t.~tn his
ceuf.sfo n-tv. PANTY BiNI~. 80 ,I\r>. - RlAkS.
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Also
SAN FOR DIS
FAMILY
CATHARTlCPIlLS,

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and PIT up IN Glass
Cases, AR 75qht, and 'cW Keep IN any climate
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ID L Z ID

In Delhi, on Monday, Sept. 81. Mr.. ULA
CORBETT, aged 90 years.
His disease was cOngestive chil5.
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CHARLES CAspEW.


NtN ORR. july -, IN5s.
Prot. y. L. Mood With conf hence do |
recommend your Hair Restorative, ~ being the
most clicaciOu- article | ever saw Since using
your Hair Restorative, NV hair and whishers,
which were almost white, have gradually grown
dark; and now feel confident that a few more
applications will restore them to their natural
color. 1t also has relieved me of all ,landruf
and unpleasant itching, 50 common among per-
sons who pcrspire freely
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And c-rds and stacks Of other good, too numer-
ou= to mention.
IT, the GcBtl1oes We would merely say that
~ are dong soD,c in the clothing lInc and pro
pose To cothe a man all over in a shape and stylr
H., III -ha4ox vor'- 10 ,fr,iJ ,offi,,- lin. go q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-27

flatulent and Spasmoiic Choices
w. IHE tNfFf;~lSStD Lav- 80 -sgeral yea. past
W odd y FD-GATE- ANUpINE CORDIAI.. aud d.
HI petlg- have sltue- utarv ELECTS ID eur
The f.-.-e f0r Err j. - odd sff II
and CHROME iEAKkliEA aud 1HDIEsA NDREI-~ be-
in tie ismt-. 81 car Customer ant Las-
also IL -urr - al Administration IN % CiiJl
ERA lNFASIiN We Do. ii-rFfsr- cnubGsLty recon-
H1eni L - Al thg-- b may ~ att ct-i with me-
tre--ng an dangerous complaint. offering - the
be-; m-aD- f.sr ti@rr ~ ri.
" Bristol, Ttica, VI HGn, Auburn.
J FOOT ftsmatoD, j o. BON. ~-b-ca FAii-.
! Par on, N-s,tel1, k-Iey 4 Co. Geneva
: Hhi'e Sun, Fr~cala. !. Rsccy- Penn an.
= turtis, Attiea. fiicn 4 ID sy-. -yr.c1--.
u. -cayer 4 ~on. BATAVIA o-en = @ i-t.0lt.
J. 9. Ba-lser, II kpy. u & hasiHsd. C.~v-iauc
B--de, flnlfA. - willard, A 7hra buia
Matthew. halsl0. . 9. hi'l~t kn.-vll--
J. swan, RceL.-f-r. Carter & Bro kri-
y. II i parteu AIRY useful 20 CfilLTgFN Il TEETH
lStr u say- irritation, incucrs mVseta perspra
| ,ion. and produces sep.
So SOLD n DECGSET- GESEEAILY. Price - Cents
| iu22i c. y. TuTTIE, Cers>rai Agenf,
Auburn, y. Y,
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SANFORD,S
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER

IT Il COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, AND
L has become established fact. Standard Mel
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lIOohand's German Eitt.r.-Rsnd hat -
said OG Them.

s.sdT, Courtlanl 90, ' Y. Mach Il 1851.
i'E { Il J.cN~,N
Iur S,o-In behalf the ait c'c.i, I'n fes lines to
lily Tho ia a Ike condition Until ! commenced
IaLns Bitter last summer, was I able TO d"
an, thins 10 at up any derahle length of
time Bnsr had taken the Ii 4 bottle f. lii" rev
man AMI nov after la yn- cuuuu,l tie If them for
short imr ia tEr wort -.t-on Ut IL" year, am abb
t. lab II hard eyey day To az tie least, think have
trc.yrI more benefit from the Bt'eIs than AL other
medicine, have taken have on'y used your Bit
t.r- n,yel but have gwen bottle aud paris Of bottles
those complaining Il ny rep-ia AMI LIVER Complaint,
in every case they ten III" tly have taken med
ic,nr : beneficial a. the litt"rs.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES VON BESSCHOIER
Prepared only by Dr. c. VI Jackson, No. - Arch 81
Pm aelphs aud tr -a- by druggists and storekeepers
throughout the intel states AMI Canada Price - cts
pr bottle. 2w:a0
A DISTRESSING CoUGn SORE THRoAr CUEEp-DR. {.
Jackson short time since attacked with very
distress ng and violent cough, which racke my sys
terribly. used various remedies without obtaining
relief AMI finally purchased two bottles of Hoofands
Basamic Cordial, taking which entirely cured
We have used it for other members of family,
and fnI tina, it fails We look upon it the very
best mrliciI. in the world. Respectfully yours,
HINAII BoBfsS
~
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plRIEN TIE HOOD.


III SIN \ 4.
LIVER COMPLAINT.
PAINS ~ TuL BAC6 uR SUpE
ilNPi.E~ ~ Tiif FAtt.
KIDNEY DISEASE
SIR ftlA
ERl~lrtLAt
MINI
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c'n-, Al WI AMI sIprOs-
N an { I>ulw fe>rt-itb
discs - Tor winch d; :
Il ia. cGfeiihsU >Anc>
who h.d gyea up all
IA u meioU- uusbl!ci'e!
son hos.
The 1u.e must D.
D-nt If the Individual
such guam lies a. tn act
Let the dictates ofsour
thu U-- uf the LIVER
sIll cure LIVER CON
TAI II, DYSPEPSIA.
SUMNER COMP ANT.
SOUR sIOMACH. HA
CHpL!C. JHOLER
CHOLERA iNFaNTUM.
DIE, FEMALE WEAK
a >s,i successfully a. at
cine Evil cure SICK
ani' can te-ii!y.) IN -
t'a>poOuflll, are taken
tack.
All no use il are CIV
favor
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Take them and Live!

HERRiCA SV6AR CosrEn TlIls
AND hn STRENGTHENING rIASrsgS
fEslS -Ihe>e unsurpassed rene .
dies have, hy common consent Of
mankind. been placed n, the head
~ al similar Preparations. Her
riek's NeseiA BE luis. n uuiver>Si
cO,s;EcSS. safety ana Certainty n
the cure oi the various diseases 81
man. excel all oilers. and their
sale unquesti0nshsy i treble that
q; all oihsr AsBds. In full doses
they are active Calhartic. IA
mailer doses Tls.ic. ana cleansing
IN all Il lious Complaints. Sics
{ iieadAelIc. LIVER Diseases. h iiney
I lerarsemeuts, stomach nsor-
1 iers, SuG SAN Affections. they
'ure - # Nv r.I14c. fLe>r
liz are purely tsScntk.. eau l-e
sAen Al ar, ti.re By "a ~ y,nrg,
sthcut ohanSr n strl osm~ut ~
IA, h-n,rrg j. a s,~~; unsl.csne
Ahcn p,oPsriv used. bat ~hrn
: amp uncv3 la "a li.tt.r universal
- Al -. ..fa tr...s.# a. s..ftff.
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i''''"'"if"g ftfiN'' "%Ha IN thttttfth or iuHf.S,
defamation, great Purifier q! the BiO9d and many
ft-et>r I which u-sh l. heir numerous To- mention
ia tins Advertisement. Dose, 10 >.
PRICE, THREE DIMES
No The Liver luyg0ratOr and Family CathsTtc Pill
fetsi oy Druggist generally and sold hole~ a.. D.,
the Trade IA all the ls-gc towns
:. I. W. SANFORD, N. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
W. 81 I.rnacNnK Nv AnIk
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-27

THARTlC PILL III gen
which the proprrtor has
than t~vn Y wears.
iny demand fiom those
FILLS, snl the .ati.fac
regard - their Use, has
them within the reach
know that different Ca
portions ri the huAelS.
TiiARil' FILLS. hss .
this welle-tabli.lel fact
ware ' al the pure -
which act alIke on every
canal, ana are good an I
'sihariIc i needed, such
stomach, Slerpincss,
Ions, Co>tivsu-S-, Pain
whole body, from sudden
it neglected, end ia a
los cf Appetite a
Cold over the body. hest
weight n the head, Ill
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able - say
med cIUe,-
II fAIIFp. ~
>TANtE. Z 90
81 az When
>rlsrGHw.
stance usA>
~ any unr
ttn The ctn
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t7i nN al ilAt nave l>-G
with confidence 10 A.! the
recommended
within the la>ttso YEAR
hops Of relief, a. the
CERTIFICATES IA nv posses
adapted 10 the iempera
taxing u. and used IN
gently on the B1.els
Judgneot guide you in
INNiGORATOR, aud il
fLAINTS. BILIOUS AT
CHHONlC DiARRHEA,
DG>ENTERY. nROP>Y,
Btu AL CUSrlVE>ES.
CHOLERA N0RBCS.
lLAICHSCE JACN
Nh,N>tS, ant NAV b.
Ordinary Family Mai.
HEADACHE, las thou-
minutes, # two or three
al commencement Of al
Ing their testimony in it,
h aith the lnviso-atcr.
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Ilcrrick'> Hid Ssrcn:IncuiM:
bf1Slcr~.

These rrnsnsi Fasi-r> Fsin-. weakness and dis
trr>- ia tie back sides and breast. tsc harrs In
rrt CERTAIN they Z" 10 tts that. The Proprietor
WsrraHt, 'hem. Spual FROM re>u>. "a ~ams aud gums
ga brautu. nd leather. render, them peculiarly adapt
e Ia thr wants 81 FtRliS sui Uthrr> Zach tA>teT viii
wvsr it"m 10 t~ months. ami IA th'uins',e com
Tisini~, sprans ami t-gtNs ir,.ueutN rdeci ,ur~s,
St.>i Al other remedies failed tuu directions viii he
ff.Ei the hack 81 eI-k fuh!c speakers. Nocsli,ts
a. he Gg.i anl c'hrs silt >trrnc hen then
uu-~ aud nptnYr their voices ~ starug fs.r She
lsA
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It's Warranted.

BEN paper Funs or fictitious names Every
person from whom cert hcsie given their aud
numbers are published Any person address them
by mail AMI satisf. themselves. "a
Aay person who tire, the syrup val Son discover IL
qualities and recommend Il ghiy II only Just INTRO
dared ami sucir hrs IL i,iiri YET Weakly
i.-r on "ng Ikl a. ant y,u Will regret
ga y~ope enc BOTH" P'"tuc"- mallrsl results
. fh utis-t~ % Requires tive "r - l..iti-s
s-,..n"rsl i,-t"i, No. - Washington Avenue. n
h.HY.
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To the World nj Large

We say give call and satisfy yourselves that
there j. one store in town where YOU can get the
best Of goods at astonishing low price, a we are
determined to eel goods cheaper that they were
ever before sDld in this market. No grumbling
or charges made for showing good.
Store in the Holmes < Wright block, one door
south Of Burr 4 Grove.
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Dr. Castles Magnolia Ca,arrh Snua.

Ni- o. tanned able r-puttti'n in tie 81 Ca
tauh, l. - of ko.cr, lSsin->-. Natery aud lunAmed
ives. Aui those di~sg --Abe noises, fe-rmblIng tie
shs.ns cd steam, distant ~at,ffsl. etc purely s~E-t
sb m fan t,frctcns, and delight, all that
u -nrr,ue >nuG II cannot d. graded rRCE -
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Rates of Advertising.

One s,u.re Of lines 81 for the hrst insertion, sud
SO cents subsequent Per'oo
,uder three mouths.
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COryeII n JeniSOn

4 RE now receiving direct from New York,
n Boston, and Philadelphia, one of the largest
stocks of
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More than 10000 OF disease have yielded to
their during the past five years many of which have
been pronounced ncurable By distinguished physicians
As cold weather is approaching let every one
cleanse their system with doses OF these Pills. No
restrain, Diet necessary Will. using them. Full DIT
rect,ons go with each box.
"a. Sold BY all the dealers throughout the world -
LANCE boxes - Ceuts. Advertisements On 81 page
mos .6m
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Proc l:llM:ltiOm to the People.
THE POETRY OF PHYSIC.
uerrlck'S pills.

Changing weather, such as this.
Calls for exercise Of care,
Cold nor heat nor half so vicious
A. a sudden change Of air.
Though you have a constitution
Subject TO all human ills,
You may brave the worst Of climates,
II you use these Sugar Pills.
Thousands now are strong and robust,
Vino but lately writhei IN pam,
Ever scsiny, ever growing,
They have found their health again
Now when cold succeeds hot weather,
They've no fear OF ague chIlls,
For they use those health prcS.rysrs,
UERRI,k : SyGkS COATED Pills
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j. e.. kIIBG

Prof. Wood About two wears ago nv hair
commenced falling oil and turning gray; was
FAST becoming bald, and had tried many RENE
dies to no effect. | commenced using your Re
stOrative in January last A few applications
fastened nay hair firmly. IL began to fill up,
grow out, and turned back to it, former color,
black At this time il i fully restored to it,
original color, health, and appearance, and |
cheerfully recommend it, use to all
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-16

s8- If a dog runs under rose bush,
1t emits its perfume none the less ; and
if a chimney sweep goes to smell of it, 1t
will not shrink up and say Il am not
going to let you have any of my perfume )"
if the hardest and coarsest and most cruel
of mankind come TO it, the rose would
give the same odor /; pluck 1t and carry
it into the bridal chamber, and still it is
the same lay 1t upon the funeral urn,
and still 1t gives forth the same perfume
leave II In the darkness of a room, Ind it
will fill It with sweetness carry IL forth
into the street, where it is covered by the
dust and beaten 10y the wind while ii lives
it will still be the same, and its dying
breath will be to emit the same fragrance
So should we carry our virtues of love
and justice and truth every where the
same, whoever we meet and wherever
we GO Beecher.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-16
MORTGAGE SALE.

James Snitherin, Plaintiff
AGAINST State of Wisconsin,
James Prince Prince Circuit Court for Iowa Co.
his wife, Defendants.
DY virtue Judgment of foreclosure and sale made
The above entitled action the l4th OF June
d. 1859 shall the 2tth day OF September, 4. d
ls59 the hour OF o'clock z NJ of said day, expose
sell pabic auction, to the highest bidder,
cash in hand. the rout door Of the Court Hoase
the city of Mineral Point, county and State aforesaid
following described Nortgagel premises, or SO much
sal be sufficient to raise the of S5s -
besides interest and accrung COSTS to-wt The north
quarter Of the northeast quarter of section number
twenty-five (25,) ia township number six e9 north o
range number % east situate lying ana beng IN tht
county Iowa and state OF Wisconsin, containing forty
acr : 0f land, more or less
Dated Sherifs Office, Mineral Poi,t, Wisconsin, un'
=. lS59
THOMAS MCFARLAND, sheriff Iowa Co, Wis.
PARIEY EAroy, Attorney for Plain.iT Sm-o
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MORTGAGE SALE,

William Johnston Plaintiff,
against State of Wisconsin,
Michael MIiier and Nancy Iowa Co. Circuit Court
Ali Ter, his wife, Defendants. 5
DN virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and made
in the above entitled action the l4th day of une
1893 shall the 2+th day of September, 1889 al
hour O'Clock r. NJ. Cf said day, expose for sale
sell public auction, to the highest bidder cash
hand the front door of the Court House. in the,
city Mineral Point. eoonty and State aforesaid the
following described Mortgaged premises much
thereof shall be sufficient the 1854 u
besides interest and accrung costs to-wi: All those
certain pieces lots parcels of land. to witt Lot
Der thirteen (l3l aud fourteen a. in block number
tveuy-ouc f2l) in that part OF the Town Mineral
in he county Iowa and State Of Wisconsin, which
laid ut upon the southwest quarter OF section thirty
one 5l (5@ north of range three (3) east
natv. Nell and Strongs addition 10 said town OF
Mineral Point
Dated SheIiGs Office, Mineral Point, Wisconsin, June
-, 1893.
PARLEY EATON, Attorney for Plaintiff 3m26
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-16

A Coop ANEcDorE.-The following
conversation was overheard among :" VOL
unteers of the Rio Grande:"
Scene-nignt. Two volunteers wrap
ped III blankets, and half buried in The
mud.
Jim, how came you to volunteer
Why. Ben. you see l have no wife to
care red cent for me, and so l volun-
teered-and besides, I like aoar Now tell
me why you came out here g.
Why, the factis, you know, LII have
got a wife, and SO came on. here because
[ Ike peace r
Hereupon both of the volunteers turned
over in their blankets, and got new
pias,ering of mud and went TO sleep.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-16

Lot No. SO. Maddins Addion: Lot No Il do Lot No
81, do; Lot No IL, do Lot No es do: Lot II3 do .
Lots III lis, do; Lot No. 80, do Lot No 4 Wilson's
Addition > ~
Lots g. 10. H. Block 3, Jenkins Additions Lots IL is:
Blocks Additions Lots 2, Block 4, jenkins Addition
Lots x I. Block ), Jenkins Addition; Lots 46 : /
Black Addition; Lots * g. Blacks Addition; Lots
Block II, Jenkins Addition; Lot 2 Block 10, do do ,
Lot9 13, Block H. do, do; Lot g. Blacks Addition
Lot To- do do; Lot %, fo do; Lot 20. do do. Lot s.
Burrails Addition; Lot 4, Dodge Addition; Lots 3s
wilson's Addition; Lot 9 Block g. Pa-ry's Addtio Lot
TO- Block o. Parrys Addition; Lots /, 2 3, Block H.
farrys AddItIon; Lot r. 13, a. Book Il, Parrys Ad
Lot Is Il I6 Maddnis Addition; Lot 5 < TO- Block p
jenkins Addition.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-16
Lors IN THE oITY CT MINER. POINT
Strong's Addition.
vleit's and Harrison's SURVEYS.

e5 pit l59 2-Ioo acres ont Of i6o md y 30 sb
Il IS, II IS Is und i out lots i5i I4i i63 - 81 Of
lots u rs, out lot 117, side ont lot 2e4 y
side out lot 295 \ acres in SEQ Of SEQ sec M
town range neg town range ? part OF Il 10 X
90, A. ~ nwq out lot 274 q lot 279 D. und y
town range , is pit H. part lots 80 es ia I27
Pt sh of of sec SO T. r. . u lot 80 lot 27S
STRoyG's ALTERArfoN.-Lots / IL Is east side l6 and
part OF 49, 20 u IA Is 10 and pit 49, - % "a 25
Lots 25 u Is "a Is I6 II 10 20 u %
"A 26 rs X 3s in Taylor's Addition.
Lot in Woodman's Addition 20 acres seq of seq see
SO town range2.
SECOND wARD.-LoTs IN vLgIr & HARRIsoS's SURVEYS.
Parts of Lots l03 lI6 lis 1l9 10 part and
feet oil side % sh OF out lot 24s parts 80 part
81 und II OF Part lot 30 out lot 12 und y 50 To-
100 Of lot 256 23 und "a lots 206 200
Part of Lot 81; und = OF old Brewery lots and
part OF II Zl part OF lot % l23 81 und y pit l2S
1876 go # OF end o 1917 81 lot 235 pit lots
2Ss 24S 246 anu part OF lot So Lot I3 aud lot 81
Part OF stq olswq Sec 81 Il 81 part CT ot 50 VIII of
81 part seq Sect - T 5 3; part lot 27I; und y
50 81 S nnd OF lot io6 part OF lot So part oflot 80;
out lot Isl and pr out lot ss and lot ISo prt
eh Of seq of sNq See 81 ,; 1859 IT end Of out
lot 1917 lot 10; u of out lot 25 OF lot 81
part OF lot 92 wp of lot "a and of lot IS and und
OF out lot lT6 acre eut lot 3o; Lot except # OF
the side and lot 2 lot Ca part of lot o. lot 25S prt
OF lot l2i nnd = of lot le6 prt of outot 259 aud eh
OF out-ot 257 and prt of lot 81 lot 90 and pit o; oil
oil IND parts r. s Of 70 ~ u.s. p n9d 2 Of Of nh of lot
lot 1895 prts of lots 81 81 q # of the side 81 ana
4it SIDE OF lot 9 nh Of cut lot 2+s out lot 200; prt
lot 81 lots o2 63 acre Of the wh Of seq of swq
80 g. und y of 3-Io0 of lot 81; i pt of
the nts ofot No l0i und 4 of old Brewery lots part
22 and 2I3 III I22 2I3 IL und y of prt III
out lot III 2S out lot $50 und PIP parts neg
of swq Sec 81 3; und Il of y of out lot OIL
Lots in Irvins Addition.
Lots 19s 200 POI III; lot I22 I23 1855 Lot III 30 81
lot NJ. 8; Lots No 81 49, Lots No Il rs rs IS
50 % 26 33 los 67 I76 rs s5 207 2Io 263 64
Z49 2S 30 292 295 29S 335 3o6; Lots 10; lot
I5 Lot No "A; Lots No 90 lis, I73. 27S y Lot $50:
Lot 81 33 AS Lots No So I53 I54 Iss POI 226 296
29 Lots S6 81 III l29 l3I Ii7 Lots 145 2ia; eh
of of swq Sec 81 3; Lot Ie; Lots Il9 2o;
ST. lot 90: 1913 1874: Lot No IL III - l07 loo 2l3
244 245 246 247 297.
Lots in Stavely's Addition.
Lots IN & 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-16
MORE WONDERFUL THAN EHE MAMMOTH CAVE.

MORE WONDERFUL THAN -HE MAMMOTH CAVE.
DIR. ID. l.. Talbot. in commencing series Of
articles for the Fort Wayne Times in regard to
the Wyandotte cave. makes the following COM
parison between Wyandot,e and Mammoth
caves:
"yandotte cave, one of the most extensive
ana remarkable In the world. is situated In
CfaW ioru county. about twenty miles be-
low New Albany, on Blue River have called
III n remarkable cave The Mammoth cave of
kentucky has hitherto been designated "a the
greatest known cave In the world. Ii may star
Tie your scientific readers 10 hear me assert tho
iact' that there Is one stalagmlte alone III Wy
andotte cave more massive than all the stalag-
mites and stalactlcs in Mammoth cave alone put
together his cave L have eyed aud map
ped distance of twenty miles in length aud
there are numerous avenues. ihave never PEN
etrated to their end. although have visited the
cave Tor scientific and other purposes, over a
dozen different times. spending one visit four
days and nights, within its darksome halls
The Mammoth cave is distinguished more for
Its vastnes than Its beauty the Wyandotte for
Its great extent, Its mammoth ball its lofty cell
Ings, reaching frequently to the height of 267
feet, and especially for its numerous and beauti-
ful natural fountains which almost cont uually
meet the eye in every direction. A portion of
this cave has been known and visited for over
forty years This portion is about three miles
IN length and is termed the Old Cave. In lS5e.
a new door from within the old cave was discov-
cred. which extended the caves united 10 about
twelve miles in extent In 1853. still newer
discovery of ingress accidentally made.
which has added eight ten miles thereto and
disclosed plan of formation more extensive and
more beautiful than any heretofore known
This cave contains every kind of formation pecu-
liar to the Mammoth and other caves, besides
some very peculiar and unique formations found
only In Wyandotte cave.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-08-16
To PRESERVE GREEN CoRN.-Every-

To PRESERVE GREEN CoRN.-Every-
body is so fond Of this summer luxury,
that we are sure of comforting great
favor upon all VITO would prolong its en-
joyment throughout the year, by publish
ing the following recipe furnished by a
worthy and Intelligent citizen of our State,
IN whose family the method has been
practiced for more that twenty-five years:
Take barrel or any convenient cask-
i common salt barrel will do-and spread
a layer of dry salt Oh the bottom to the
depth of two inches; strip the ears of
their husks and set them upright In the
salt, the butt end down, until the bottom
is covered. Now fill the spaces between
the ears with salt. until another layer Of
an inch G: two in depth is prepared for
second setting. Repeat the process until
The cask is filled head up and store III a
dry place.
This is certainly much more economical
than the method of canning. and II is said
to be altogether more satisfactory ID its
results. Try it W1s. Farmer.