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WIN. IL. EEwrd s. Co., Ncv-York.
THE HOUSEKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DRErAFED from an improved recipe by the
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is certified by all the le1ding New York Furniture
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the world for removing Scratches. Marks, and
Dirt. and restoring high and lasting gloss to all
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dries i'm n'cdiately. and is c,sily applied With
piece of Canton Flannel and n bottle or two of
this NEW Furniture Polish. Ilousekecpcr can
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up your Tables, Chairs, Desks, Pi amos, Picture
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by Furniture Dealers and Sorekeepers generally.
Price % and 80 cents n hottie Depot No. |
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Wanted. Address, Box 1872 New York p o.
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The History OF American Manu-.
features. from 1905 TO 1850.

BY DR.. J LEANDER Blsuop. 2 vols, Svo.
Vol /. now ready. VOL H. nearly ready
This is probobly the last and most important
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We have also Just published new editions Of the
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Every business man and clerk should have these
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y'All these books are mailed pos; pnia. on
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on r.ce pit Of publishers price and six stamps.
Address
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TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.
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To the Farmers Of MARYLAND.

TNHE undersigned having reason to believe
Il that certain commission merchants OF
Baltimore are using old orders Of Farmers.
exempting their grain from inspection und"r
the law prior to the late amendment, for the
purpose OF Withdrawing it from Inspection or
Weighing under the amended law. contrary
to the interest and intention Of the Farmers
| respectfully suggest to the Farmers tha;
the amended law being for their protection,
and reducing the fee tor Weighing and In
spect!on to one-quarcr of a cent per bushel,
the amount heretofore charged by the unof-
fetal weghers. it is advisable that they
revoke the old orders, written before tn"
amendment, as the best way to prevent their
being deprived of the benefit Of the law so
essential to their security, ny con mission
merchants disposed to embarrass its cxecu-
ton. b. F. MAY,
Inspector General Of Grain.
Baltimore, June Z, 1862.
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MARRIAGE.

Its loves and hates surrows AND arCers, homes
= and fears. regrets and jnys MANHOOD, how
lost, how restored. the nature. treatment and
radical cure of SpGrmatolrhat seminal
weakness Involuntary emissions sexual debility, and
imledislcnts to marriage generally; nervousness con
sumption fits. mental and physical incapacy. result i'm
from SELf-ABuSE-arc fully explained in the MAR
RAGE GUIDE. 10y WM. YOUNG, VI. j. This most
extraordinary book should he in the hands of
young man contemplating marriage and every man ol
woman who desires 10 limit the number Of their offspring
to their circumstances. Every pain disease and nchc
Incidental TO youth, maturity and I'D ago, is fully
explained: every particle # knowledge that shuula b
kn'wn il here given. 1t is full If cngrayings. In ia,
oiscosrs secrets that every should know still
Is book that must be locked up and lie about tn,
house. 1t will be sent 10 any the receipt ~
TWENTY-FIVE cents in specie. postage stamps. Alrce,
Or. WI. YOUNG, No. 4l6 Spruce Street above Fourth
Philadelphia.
&G-Aiicted and unfortunate, no matter what may be
your disease before you place yourself under the
any of the notorious Quacks-untivc or flregn-wh,
advertise in this or any other paper get COPY Of Dr.
Young book, Gud READ II CAREFULLY. 1t will be the
means OF saving you many dollar, your health and
possibly your life.
DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on any Of the diseases
described in his publication his Office No. 4lG Spc,
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
Office hours from to , daily. Mar |, lsC2-1,
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make it rule TO propagate only those
kinds of trees and plants that experience has
proven to be the most profitable for general
Notwithstanding regard to the quantity
and quail Of fruit produced. In my selcc-
tlon OF varieties, aside from my own exper-
fence, an governed by the opinions of the
most eminent writers on the culture of fruit
in America, and of the most experienced
Fruit growers in all parts Of the country, and
of the american Pathological Society.
PEACHES-3O 900 trees. Sc ect varieties,
and trees very large and thrifty.
APPLES-A large stock, choice varieties,
Standard and Dwarf. Also, Red and yell
low Siberian, Grab, Standard and Dwarf.
PEARS.-A choice lot, large thrifty trees,
leading varieties, Standard and Dwarf.
PLUMS. Al the choice varieties.
CHERRIES--Finc,t thrifty trees, Standard
and Dwarf, all the choice varieties.
Apracots, Nectorines and Ounces.
GOOSEBERRIES.-E and Amcri-
can varieties.
CURRANTS.-W White and Red Cherry.
White and Red Grape. White and Red
Dutch, Black English, Black Naples, &c.
GRAPES.-Catawba, Isabella, Clinton,
Concord. Delaware, Diana. Rebccca, Taylor
or Bullet, Early Northern. Muscadine, Eisin-
burgh, Hartford, Prolific, &C., &c.
BLACKBERRIES.- and Dorches-
ter, High Bush.
RASPBERRIESi in variety. Largely of the
Allen and Red Prolific, which need no pro-
lection in winter, best for market gardeners.
and those who have not time to cover in fall.
STRAWBERRIES in variety. Largely of
the A lbany Seeding
sQagc Orange.
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
RhcUbarb.
AsparagraS, Giant.
ROSES IN VARIETY.
DAHLIAS.-l30 select varieties, for
which l was awarded a special premium by
the Agricultural Society of New Castle
County Del, in the fall Of 1861. Also. Il
premium for the best collection Of Choice
Pea,s.
For Prices and description of frnits, send
for Descriptive Catalogue gratis.
DyAlI kinds Of trees and plants can be
ordered by mail.
UAll trees and plants warranted true to
name.
E7~Orders received at THE WHO Office,
Elkton.
RANDOLPH PETERS,
Feb Is, l862-ly. NEWARK, DEE.
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Price, $40 per 1000 lbs, Cash.
MORO PHILLIPS
Super Phosphate of Lime.

F"YSf "VSPHUtV VI IIWCs
'INtilS article possesses higher standard Of
excellence than any other now offered for sale,
and always of uniform quality.
Price, $40 PEI 1900 lbs. e! cents per B)
1t i comparatively n new article. having been
Introduced by us few seasons since and testei
on all kinds of crops and variety of soils. with
most excellent success. which ha, rendered its
popularity in so short period unexamplod in tho
h istory Of Fertilizers
The attention OF Farmers is respectfully invited
to the above article
We also have for sale PERUVIAN GOVERN.
MENr GCANO, PURE GROUND RONES,
LAND PLASTER. &c
DIXON, SHARPLESS 4 CO.,
No. 40 SouTH WHAgyE5
sd door above Chestnut Strc.t1
ang 10. ISb2-2m PHILADELPHIA.
r-S'A liberal discount to Dealers.
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PI 4 NOS
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

PIANOS.
Persons who wish to buy Piano of the bast
makes II he shown how they can save n hand
some sum in the purchase if they address PIANO.
care JOY Coz 4 Co., Publishers Agents New
York p y. July H. lSG2-tlicc6
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FANCY FURS! FANCY FURS
JOHN EAREIzsA,
NO. 7IS ARCH STREET.,
BELOW EIGHTH SOUTH sIDE PHILADELPHIA.
Importer and Manufacturer of, aud Dealer in
aH Kinds Of
FANCY FURS.
For LADIES AND CHnDRgx's wear.
Dl-sl RE to say to my friends of CECIL and
4 TIE surrounding cnunties that | have now in,
store one OF the largest and mo-. beautiful assort
nen's OF all kinds and qualities of FANCY FURs
Tor Ladies and Chldreu Wear that III be worn.
during this Fan ami Winter
My Furs were purchased IN Europe. previous TO-
the rise in Sterling Exchange, and the New DUTY
Imposed ON all Furs, Imported since tho lst oe
Ausut
would also state that as long rs my stock lasts,
| VIII offer it at prices proportionate to what the
goods cost me; but, it will be impossible for me-
to Import and Manufacture any more Furs, ans!
sell them at the same prices, owing to the unset.
tied State of the aft IRIS of the country
LIZ Remember the name. number and street
JOHN FAREIRA,
us ARCH STREET.
sept IL, lo62-5m PHILADELPHIA
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PHILADELPHIA
KoIloch's DandeIion Coffee.

This prrpara ion made from the best Java Coffee. il
recommended 10y Physicians a superior NUTRITIOUS
BEVERAGE for General Debility. Dyspepsia, and al
bilious disorders. Thousands who have been compelled
to abandon the use Of coffee vii! this without iuJui.
Gus effects One Can contains the strength Of pounds
Of ordinary coffee. Price 25 cents.
KOIIOCKS IEEIAN..
The purcst and beet BAKING POWDER known. tx
making le.t, sweet ami nutritious Bread ard Cakes
Price 10 cents.
MANUFACTURER RI
NJ liz. RGLEOCK, Chemist,
Corner Of Dr. Nd and Chestnut Streets pnIn,pEL, n,A
And Sold by all Druggists and Groccrs.
Mar l. lsG2--ly
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A TTENTION.--NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
~ Just received full stock Of superior Cooking
Stoves. the best in the marke. Call and exam no
them. They cannot be eScelled in operation -
Warranted to give sat sfaction and selling at city
prices for tho cash +. W. STAPLES.
Notice our advertisement Of the femtination
md Continental in ,nsthsr column.
0ct 1, 1852
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Road Supervisors,
JNsticcs of the Peace.

- listrict.--Wm. S. Bell, VIM. Hunter.
a'.I " Gilbert F. Christteld, Alex
ander +. Barnick.
":d sc William TorLert, Joseph P.
Bradbury, Joshua Hyland
Att " John Mackie, Rotert NJ.
Hays.
sth Anthony Wharton. Benoni
Cooling, +. b. Hall.
9Th & Joseph X. Thomas, Thomas
d. Clayton, JAS. A. Coulson
eth /" John S. Christie, Samuel
Peace, VIM. Dennison.
9th Z" James Cummings, Henry
Reynolds.
9th " Nathan Griffith, Ambrose
i. Owens.
COnsta bles.
Isl District.--Jno Morgan, ". II. yanzant.
2"d " N. Alex. Culinary, Joseph
II. Brooks.
srd d" 4. Wesley Janney, Robert
Z. Cantwell.
4th d" Andrew Slack.
9th John W. Shippers, William
Logan.
9Th Inner ". Chambers, E. c.
Phillips.
9TH Wendell Lawrence, ". r.
Citing.
9Th " Joseph W. Rowland, Will
liam Kirk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

ASS SEor5' zIo.ice.
ASSESSORS OFFICE 81 WIS. DIS.


NOTICE IS hereby given that the ,oIlowinr named
\ persons are Assistant Asses ors in iowa County.
Division ~ 5.-Compr n he. TOW Of Higlla d.
bod cgiu Rilgeway. Ar IA, W oaing, Clyde and
Pulasky-JAXEs w. VAIL, Ayoca, Assistant Asses
Mineral Poi t, Mineral Poiat, s.iflin, Linden
VI .iiTi-S AMI 10 c0y.-FaJMAS ). ASSLEF, Lin
dr. As istau Assessor
The annex d is OF rades and prof,ss are sub
Jet License Tax, and Tequir by the law to
obtain his License i;aiaed 4tely ud peaa ~ Of hav
Il d. The a.,r cation license made the
Assist. Assessors Of the Division in viii h pro-
f-ss;1n trade Is Ou 20 be pre- utet Il aik forms
OF Application may be Oh aimed Of the Ass stat ASSES
sOrs.
A9o.hecarie+ s1o; Aucticncers $2o; Bankers S10o;
81 lar Rooms l.owi z A Keys for each Table OF
Al er 50; 3 Of go barrels go; less than
5Ii 5asr.is aftle ekers 10, o:Hsc.l lers SO
Circu~-s So { aim Agent sic; Coal Of Dis,i
So: Dentist 81; DISH Of pratEous Liquors,
500 ia Tels so, than 80 barrels . Dis
Il lcrs of Ppie Peaches less than D BIB az -
for greater quantity the same IS other dist ie Eat
ing II asses SIC; Exhibitions $40: Horse Dealers elU
Hotels according their class from . to 80; Steam
aad SsSe carrying asseugers So; Jazg 81,
turers Sic; Patent gents 81: Pawr4lrokers 50:
Ped according 70 their class, from - S5t; Pb.-
toyrapncrs according - their receipts, from so
Physicians So Rec.iders OF cpjritaous Liquor f 50b
f5ac arr Thereof. SO Ret Dealers except i
tors, To- Dap =akers 10 Sar-eOns so Tai w
Chambers 49, Thea res 500: ToFacc,rists SO !;
y h esa e De ers ezce in Aiqlrs 20; Is no esale
ID a crs 10 Liquors GO.
81 morufae urers OF artic es subject Tax, must
give notice lDeeat sly tssst4Ht Of he
d vision in which tae mandatory IS .ocaed. Blank
forms for be obtained a. this ONCE OF Of
b. " BRISBoIs.
- Assessor 81 Dis'. Of WISCONSIN
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The Reason why.

On our first page VIII be found an ar
tlc.e from Hon, SAIUEl .. UAsrIxGs. State
Treasurer, TO which We ask the attention
otoar readers Il sets forth in a ygrv clear
manner the reason why the bill provilin..
me means for paying the monthly bounty
To file families of soldiers was defeated in
the Legislature, ana wao was responsible
for its defeat 1t viii Ice Observed thar
tie statement OF Treasurer HASTINGS chr
responds with tlIa5 osJ. II. Vivian in on,,
columns, in reply % the attempt Of the
Hstel5igeRcsr to shift the resi- oasibilitv on
the Republicans of tAe Legislature. The
efforts of the democrats to misrepresen.
facts n relation to the matter is but anoth,
er evidence Of their unwiIlinsness to faith
CT their own faults
We commend the article on our first
PAGE 70 The careful attention Of all who
wish to learn theltruth in relation to the
defeat Of this bin providing means for
paying i've dollars month to the families
of Volunteers
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Einaloes.

f the Tribune.
The people of the County of Iosra are
called upon, to vote on the 4th day OF No
vember next fer important officers, to con-
duet the affairs Of the County for the en-
suing two years, and | see by the papers,
that the Republicans have nominated L.
Vivian Esq, the present faithful, and &C
commodatine Treasurer, for reelection
and tie Democrats, have put in nomina-
ton, Joseph Lean Esq, who held the Office
Of Register Of Deeds for six years, when
1t was one Of the most lucrative Offices in
the State. The last time he held it, he
effected his election by a ruse, played of
by his right Bower, Geo L. Frost, Esq,
(who is a candidate for Senator on the
same ticket)
have objections to 10 besides his trick
cry, in elections. lie has been, to the
knowledge of every person in Dodseville,
one OF the strongest Democrats in the
county, and frequently asserted during
the last Suianner and Falt that he would
vote for I-aIEanaiaghaas for President il
he had chance; Secondly, he is heavily
engaged in the mercantile business, and
can use the money paid in, on certificates
dc, in his business, and not account for
the same for months, and all who know
10, knows that he is fond Of turning a
penny. Believing that the people have
now true patriot a man who would not
vote for "traitor-like Fallandingham, who
pays over to their proper sources all mon
eys coming into his hands, and who has
always kept, the State Tax clear at the
treasurers olicc in Madison, | shall, for
these reasons, not support Lane this elec
/ ten, although | did the last time he was
before the people.
MINER
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The following cgimcnts have just Joined
Sigcls command
The 1llth, 18Th, 18th and 18th New
York 33I Mass and 18th Wis; the sd
IL. on the way, and Mil probably join to
dav. Such facts as these are sufficient
answers to the fault finding that Sisei has
not been properly reinforced.
sSireI Yesterday moved his command to
the neigA5orhooI OF Cen5reville, and es>
tablished his headquarters there.
4 man ailiyed in this city last night di-
rect from Richmond He was Il teamster
in the Federal army, and was captured IN
the first battle of Bull Ran. lie says re
saw the Merrimac No. , lying near Rock
etts rs he passed down, and thinks she Is
nearly ready for service. She has had
al the iron placed on her, and she looks
as If she would be an ugly customer
lie heard persons say who saw the old
Merrimac that this one is similar in con
structjon anl plan, though not so large,
and vii. be more easily handled.
Four Of the lst Md. cavalry (Union,)
have been reconined and are to be tried
on the charEc OF murder. WHAT the facts
were he coull not learn
New York, Oct %.
The Brig II. Ial.eck from Matamoras
reports that the rebel schooner Two SIS
tiers. with rebel flag hyins. entered the
Harbor Of Matamoras. bias s5eladiied on
seeing the cunbo.t A!batroSs there Ihe
ilbatross soon ove hauled and captured
her, sending her q prize 70 Key West
Philadelphia, Oct -
The Richmond Wig OF the 2gth con
tains an editorial on the affairs IN Ken
lucky, as follows:
"fhis retrorade movement has pro'ound-
IL disappointed and mortified our people,
and dasled tie fond hopes they had form
Cd Of hberatins kentuckF and Tennessee.
We had confidently expected from Bragg
magnificent army something more than
mere incursion to the ONO river. We
had anticipated something more than
boastful orders and sounding pro llama
tons We had formed exalted hopes of
the great expedition which he lead nearly
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
DR.. John H. Vivian.

The opposition are making special eff
forts to defeat Dr. Vivian the Republican
candidate FIR the Assembly. They have
several reasons for desiring his defeat
They rad him quite two watehful over the
interests of the people, as member OF
the Assembly, to suit their purposes
They well know that any attempt of their
party to corrupt the Legislature, to bring
about good chance for s.ealings, would
be exposed by him, and of course they
prefer his defeat They are also aware
that the duty Of choosing United States
Senator for six years, will deyolye on the
next Legislature. and they desire his de-
feat Tor the reason that they wish the con-
troll of the Legislature for the purpose of
sending to the Senate of the L. s such a
man as +. g. Ryan, the author of the no.
torious Milwaukee Address, which no low
al man endorses
Let every man in this Assembly Dis
trict, who desires faithful, competent
and Industrious man in the Assembly,
vote FOR gcaS H. VIVIAN, and thus defeat
the schemes of the wire pullers who re-
Joice at the defeat of the soldiers aid bill,
and would have been equally glad to have
defeated the bill allowing the soldiers to
vote
Dr. Vivian Is the soldiers friend, and
did all he could in the Legislature to pro
vide means for paying the wives Of yoIun.
tecrs five dollars month during the com
ing winter
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

For st.:e Senator
JOHN ToaY,
For Members Of thu Assembly
District composed ~ the towns OF RidgewaY Arena,
D9tgevie, Clyde, Pulaski, Highland and Wyoming,
OLIVER z. UHDEsi!VOon,
District campnse' Of the towns q Linden, Aiflin,
noscow. wadsi1k, and town and City Of Mineral
Point.
JOHN II. VIVIAN,
For County Commissioners,
Dist, composed Of the towns Of Ri igeway, Dodgevie
AMI Highland
BENJAMIN THOMAS,
Dist, composed of Arena, Clyde, Wyoming end Pa
IL " ALEx,HEs:
Dis. composed OF Linden, Mifin, MOSCOW, WaId-
wics and toWn and City of Miner Point,
KRASCIs LITTLE,
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR Sheriff
THOMAS THOMAS. ss Dod.eviIe,
CLERK of the Court,
JOEL SyiITNA2, Of Ridsewa7,
For Register Of Deeds
SOS GPH VINCENT, CT nosseviie,
Clerk ef the Board
BENZ. 4. HEaRIcR. OF EEIs;,.uud,
Treasurer
FRANCIS VIVIAN. - s.!aoz..' Point.
District Attorney
ALEX. WILSON, IS 80
County Superintendent
ALVIN j. sLYf, OF Dodgeviiie,
A. c. BYERs, a. Eighiani,
Surveyor
AFzzI W. COMFORT. of s.in.'e-'.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

NOMINATION IL THE FLATTEvILLE DIS
TEIcr.-Ne learn that at II Republican
Convention for the Southern District Of
Grant county, held at Smeiszer's Grove,
on the 2lst inst, every town being fully
represented, Gen. John H. Rountree. OF
Platte vile was nolni .ated for the Assem~
bly,. For the last eight or ten years Mr.
R0unhce has been known as a leading
Democrat, and was Post Master under Bu-
chanan, but has found himself unable to
act with that party or to endorse the course
OF those who assume to control it for some
time past. Since the breaking out of the
rebellion, he has done all in bis power by
word md act to sustain the Government
and aid in the restoration Of the Union.
He long since gave the present Admins
istration his approval and support in all
is leading measures, and though hereto
lore know II as very conservative, strongly
endorses the Presidents emancipation
proclamation rs the great measure to be
applied in maintaining the constitution
as it is, and the Union as it was
minus slavery lie has had considerable
experience il public ailairs aud will take
prominent place IL the Ecxt Assembly
TO which he viii be chosen without opDo-
STANDARDIZATION Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

TRADISG CANDlDArEs-Our political OPP
ponents are Offering all manner Of propo-
sitions, to Republicans, to get votes for
certain candidates, by Offering to vote for
republicans for unimportantolH Offices. From
the information we have received, we think
some Of them should take out a wholesale
license.
Republicans, make no bargains OF the
kind you do y on are sure to be sold
Those men who offer to trade III such a
way will never vote for q man OF the Re
publican ticket
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29

Private letters from diplomats in Paris
Indicate a suspicion that French arma-
da with fifty thousand men on board and
conveyed by the inyincible iron-clad frig-
ate In G5oire, although ostensiblv b1inr
organized for service against Mexico. will,
under sealed orders, TO be opened when
hale way across the Atlantic, assume u
more northerly direction, and finally APP
pear of the mouth Of the Mississippi. I'M
der the prctext Of asking ii settlement OF
the act complained of against Gen But
Ter by the French CoasuEGenerala ut New
Orleans
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-29
GUTTh-PERCHh ROOFING.

No article ever before introduced TO the
public has equaIled the LIQriD GUrrA-FEReHA
for coating tin or other roofs, new or old
One gallon, costing One Dollar and Fifty
Cents, viii thoroughly coat from two hundred
to three hundred feet of roof, and this coat
ing viii render the roof perfectly waterproof,
and will last three tiIuo5 rs long as white lead
or other paint. For covering roofs, either
new or old, We repeat, it has no equal for tu-
rab..Iity or eheapness, and we offer it to tho
nuh,;c My confident of its intrinsic excel
lencc, and wit our @erranree 'hae it will dc
all that wc claim L. it. Sold IN barrels 81
forty gallons each 1t 4 liberal discount te
dealers. Address all orders to
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