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THE 80 BEAUTIFUL SNOW. "
Its Authorship Again Conteste'

To the Editor of the Cincinnati Inquirer.
ClEcMNAT1, Aug. %, 1869. Some time
since. & friend handed me an eastern paper
containing a letter from Mr.. Sigourney,
nephew Of the poetess, claiming the author
ship Of the somewhat noted poem, 1.-THE
Beautiful Snow"
Having repeatedly heard c. 0. Faxon,
formerly political editor Of the Louisville
Courier state that his brother, Henry W.
Faxon, deceased, was the author Of the verses
alluded TO, [ inclosed him copy Of Mr.. Sig
ourney's letter, accompanied by a note, desir-
ing him TO inform me whether he still claimed
for his brother the credit Of having written
the poem in question. J. ". JONES"
The following is his reply:
s'NEAR GAINESVILLE, Ten, Aug. 18.-
Mr. J. W. JONES Your second letter upon
the poem of the Beautiful Snow" reached
me to-day. When I tell you that both
found me on bed Of sickness and pain,
to which have been confined for most OF
the time during the last - months, you
will attribute my silence to its proper
cause, and not to any withdrawal of what
ever you may have heard me say in regard
to my brothers title to the authorship of
the poem.
'In regard to the fact that Henry W,
Faxon wrote the poem in question: after [
have made the the publication for which l
have the materials in hand, there will be
no doubt It has been delayed by my ina
bility TO make the physical effort and not
for want Of the proof. [ can give, in the
first place, my own testimony that he sub
mitted the poem to my judgement in man
uscript in 1S49 or 1850. I have another
witness who saw the poem in his hands in
1851 or 1852, and still another who has a
printed copy which he pasted i'll a scrap
book in 1850. Geo. D. Prentice and Henry
Watterson indorse his claims, as does Mr..
Albert Roberts, Of the Nashville Bannerl
and hundreds of others nave known the
fact that he wrote it years before the liter
airy pirates who now seek to claim the au-
thorship ever thought of putting forward
their pretensions. Watson, of New York,
claims to have written it III 1856, and in u
recent publication had the assurance TO
offer a reward Of $50 to any one who
would procure an authentic copy published
before that date. Sigourney, as you VIII
see, claims to have published it III 1854
He would do well to see Watson and get
the reward. The publication [ have men
toned in 1850 upsets not only Watson, but
Sigourney also. Dora Shaw was the lead
ing claimant until recently. She denied
the authorship to me, in the presence Of
witnesses, on two occasions to Louisville
The claims set up for the ST. Louis invalid
and the Cincinnati prostitute are too friy-
olous for notice.
''My health is too feeble and uncertain
for me to fix any time when | viii be able
to prepare the facts. You are at liberty to
use what | have written. c. G.. FAXoN.
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s,Tan,IOn and its Frozen Well .
Brandon, vt, august 49, Correspondence of
New York Times.

Brandon vt, august l6) Correspondence of The
New York Times.
This quiet and pretty village IS situated
upon Otter Creek, which furnishes its
abundant water power The spurs OF the
Green Mountains rise grandly upon the east
while towering hills obscure the Western
horizon. The village impresses the visitor
iayorably on account Of its broad and we'll
shaded streets, lined with neat and often
luxurious dwellings. The population of the
town il somewhat over 5000.
Brandon contains a very singular natu-
ral curiosity, in the shape of a frozen well.
II the fall of 1859 Mr.. Andrew Trembly dug
we'll upon the sloping ground west Of the
railroad, and about u quarter of a mile
from the station. After penetrating the
earth IS feet he came to frozen earth. and
dug through this twenty-three feet
before finding water. The well is forty-one
feet deep, with three feet depth of water.
/ The well is stoned up. Near the water the
stones are incrusted with ice, and the
| water has an icy GOODNESS which IT retains
some time after being drawn. We saw
! the ice upon the walls of the well by
! the aid of glass. AS the weather grows
| cold, the water of the well cOngeals, and
about the latter part of November they are
| unable to obtain water. The water con
/ btittCc SSttltti ttIltll hUOut hittl1s
| they had boy who descended the well and
broke The iee and thus enabled the family
to obtain water for a longer time. But
since his leaving, the well has been a seal
ed fountain during the time stated above.
Two other wells have been dug III the same
slope. one about thirty yards east, and the
other forty yards west. These went
| through d similar strata of frozen earth,
but contain more water. Il well was sunk
about six rods to the south, but encounter
ed no frozen earth.
No other place in the neighborhood
whore wells have been sunk, IN any direc-
ton, exhibit q similar phenomenon. The
soil and earth do not differ from that around
these wells.
Why should ice be found in the earth at
all And why is this spot more than all
others? Is this q remnant of the great gla-
cier which some biologists tell US rested on
the whole Of New England ? Or has nature
placed here a sUbterranean ice mandatory
and by chemical action is she producing
III her secret laboratories this effect? We
learn that numerous parties of scientify
mon and curious inquirers have examined
the well. But we could rot learn anything
as to the theories and conclusions recpeGt-
ing it.
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Specinl Eiotites.


a ssegaE8T B.bif q SCdy
Is absoutay essential 70 physical health and cearness
Of intellect Nor IS tais ALL Beauty Of person cannot
coexst With "A unnatural condition Of the bowels.
free passage of the refuse ma of the system through
these natural waste pipes necessary to the purity
Of the body IS tho free passage Of The oal Of city
through its sewers is necessary to the health of its
Inhabitants
Indigestion s the primary cause OF Inost Of the dis
eases Of the dsChargns organs, and OF the most
common results is CONSTIPATION. This compliant
besides being dangerous IN itself. has many disagree
atie conco1ntaut5,- suca az an unpleasant Dream,
saow skin, c0ntauinG4 ed blood and bic hemorrnoios
headache, loss Of memory and general debility. N
tIOSFETFERS STO&ACH BiTFERS remove an
these evils by removing their Immediate cause N tne
digestive organs and regulating the actlon OF the e
tiges The combination Of properties 10 this celebrate ca
prsparaiions Of ITS chief HeIts IL is not mercy
a stimuiant, a tonic antIbliiors agent OF I
neryine, a blood dep1rent, or cathaTtlc Dug q.
those curative elements IudlGCusiy DienGeu n Cte
powerful restorative IL lends activity and Vof 70 ile
inert and oueTvated stomach, relieves tho
canal of its distractions and gives tone 10 tne ei
bTane WHICH lines It, comfy stimulates the !IVet, u
the nerves. and cheers the animal spIlts ~ r.
remedy possesses such variety OF bygieiic
is to these characteristics that 1t owes us pIese :;
household medicine Experience has provee Unt ~ -
lar with the weaker with tbe sito1EfSSSG- :, =;
HOSTETFER'S SFOHACtf BIZ TENS = :, solu "a =
bottles only aud the trade mark bcGn IN e Rass 1u
engraved on the label. with our stee e
STAMP over the cork the test q ganuineness' Dc
ware OF CounteFiefts-
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Republican Freedom in Swltze,.Ial


An American abroad writes from Hug,
Switzerland, rs follows;
One OF the festhalles here would hold ten
OF twelve thousand persons, shonld think
and IL is comfortably full all the while Of
men, women and children 1t is creditabIe
to the German nations that when they seek
recreation, or indulge in their mild dissipa-
ton they take their families with them.
Their case and freedom are to be admired.
they are on the best of terms. There seems
TO be no social distinction. The carefully
dressed citizen sits next to the biOusGd
peasant, and the cultivated lady of society
speaks pleasantly to the bronzed women
who has just come from the labor in the
fields. Young men and old sit with their
arms about the waists of their feminine
companions, who are not unfrequently seen
asleep, leaning their heads On stalwart shout
ders. How delightfully."- democratic, how
charmingly unconventional all This Would
that we at home be inspired with SONS
thing of the spirit that intinates these PEG
pie
Babies are, of course, represented, and
largely. The Germans are nothing unless
prolific The round, red-taced little creat-
ures, who, am bound to say, don't look
bit like cherubs, laugh and crow as if they
were fully in sympathy with the occasion,
though I Judge from their vociferous cries
once in q while that they find something IN
the proceedings that does not meet with
their appreciation.
On the whole, this appears more of a
grand family gathering than any we have
in our country, even Of the Germans. The
Swiss work SO hard, and so much, that
when they play, they play with all their
might They give complete license to
their inclinations, always mindful to keep
within bounds, however and make the
most OF every minute. They talk, laugh,
smoke, drink, sing, dance, love, and shoot,
by turns, and seem as contented as if they
lived il Arcadia, instead Of tarrying in Zu-
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Tg C,CMsggne p-rgygEs

THE Adyertsee, having besu restored 20 health q !,
F8w weeks. ~ very simple remedy, after Sgyiug Enfe
al several with lung sGeotaon, and TIA;
dread dsssse, Uoasunspt anGous 10 make known
10 his fellow sufferers the iusssss ~ cuss.
TO al who desire 1t, he Hiii cops tbs pee
nciiption usod tree OF oEarge} with he sscsios fos
preparing and using the SANE which they viii !lud
SURE CURE FoS UoEssl hsFfIoN. AsTEEG1, TRGNoaE-
Jis eto The object nG lie advertiser Ia sending the
Prescription Is benefit tho afflicted ant sp'eaSi IN
formation which he ooaoeiVe3t 10 be- invatushla ne
hopes sfEerer yilf try hs saedy, cost
them nothing, and may prc.o blessing.
PART wishing the prescription, viii please a,idreaa
REv. EDWARD a. WILSON.
afnrr.r Z Linz. Ii "
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5a9xszA

From Or. I. W. ELLIS, Troupvilie, Ga,
Jan. 6, 1859. If could receive both boxes
Of the Gargling Oil it would not be too
much, as I think | could soon find sale for
it all, the inquiry being frequent since it is
supposed that l have il for sale.
From DIR. WIN. s. MCCALL, Cha1nois,
Mo-, Nov. 6, 1858 -Your Gargiing Oil is
taking the shine off from al the Iiniment
OF the day If you desired them I could
procure dozens of certificates from the best
citizens of the country.
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From DIR. J. P, TERRELL, Warren, Ind.
March 3, 1856. am engaged in the pracs
tiee of medicine, and find your Gargling
Oil an extremely efficient remedy in a]I
cases where an external application is ip-
dicated.
From Or. G. B. NEAL, Burris lows,
Dec, 20, 1856.-I have practiced medicine
in this county seven years and cheerfully
recommend your Gargling Oil as the best
liniment in use
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Twenty Seven Cents Worth OF Married!
ite

In Virginia, where the laws fixed the mar
riage fee at 81, there is "Reminiscences OF q
couple who many years ago called on a
parson and requested him TO marry them.
"Where is my fee?' said the function
airy.
The parties who were to units their for
tunes did SO at once and found the joint
amount to be twenty
II can't marry you for that sum, sad
the irate old gentleman.
"A little bit OF service will go Il long way, y
suggested the male applicant.
s.Ah no, :" said the parson, you don't pay
for the size Of the pill, but for the good you
hope 1T will do"
The lass, intent on marriage, began to
weep, but the parson was inexor&ble, and
the couple turned sadly to depart. Just
then happy thought seemed to srlze the
forlotn maiden, and she turned and cried
through hor tears:
please sir, il YOU can't marry us fHIt
at1,, won't you marry us twenty-SeVen cents
worth; we can come for the rest some other
time"
This was too much for tho parson, He
married them full up, and they went on
their way rejoicing.
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Ss5zssssss g
Ezsz aasss

Extract from letter from Hon. NATHAN
LINDSEY, County Judge of Shelby Co.,
Iowa, dated Harlan, April 10, 1867 1t is
decidedly preferred to any other liniment
sold in this section.
Extract of letter from SAMUEL. s. Hupr,
dated Fallsburg, Ohio, July II, 1666.--In
June last Henry saftie had yearling colt
that had what was supposed to be Dipthe-
ria for more than ten days, SO that it could
not eat, and the throat swollen almost shut,
and by the use of three or four applications
Of the dollar bottles did tho desired effect
From A. G. MEL, Lewisville, Coschocton
Co., Ohio, March, 1852. [ have used your
Gargling Oil for the Scratches on my horse
and it cured it with he first application
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Always inquire for MERCHANTS CELE,
DRAFTED GARGLING OIL, and take no
other.
Retail Price Sl.00. 50 Cts. and % cts
Shake well before using, and rub on
thoroughly before the fire or some warm
substance.
The Gargiing Oil has been III use as
liriment for thirty-six years. All we ask is
fair trial, but be sure and follow direc-
tons
ask your nearest Druggist or dealer in
Patent Medicines for one of our Almauacs
and Wade Meeums, and read what the
people say about the Oil.
The GargIing Oil is for sale by all respect
able dealers throughout the United States
and other countries.
Our testimonials date from 1888 to 1863,
and are unsolicited Use the Gargling Oil
and tell your neighbors what good it has
done.
We deal fair and liberal with al and defy
contradiction.
Manufactured at L0CKpORT, N Y, by
MERCHANTS GARGLING OIL co.
JOHN HODGE, Secretary,
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CO CkE& FHeEAEfs.
GBsE AaT nYE SykRRRS

109 South CLARK street and % Dearborn street,
Ladies' Department, 100 South CLARK Street Gents
Goats Vests and Pants, Dyed or Cleaned with neat
ness and despateh Ladies' SIX, Satin and Nooieu
Dresses and Shawis Dyed o. Cleaned in superior
manner All kinds Of Merchants Piece Goods Dyed,
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From ENos MATHER, Middleport, n Y
July 90, 1867 purchased bottle of you
Gargling Oil of your Agent, A. s. Baker, at
Middleport, and as yet have used but half
it. think it has given me more relief IN
q case of severe Rheumatism OF long stand
ing, than anything [ have ever used before,
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PSEsgE e

the undersigned Hili chasgfdiy mail tEHLbj to all
,ho wish il the Recipe and fan directions for preparing
and using simple and sseH Segetss bic gs in'
that will Immediately 'Euu, EreGiSes. Pin
pies, Blot ches, and all eruptions and impurities OF
eskn leaving tins soft, clear smooth and bean
t,fn liz viii also send (EREE) Instructions for pro
tiucing, by very simple means, LUNURIAHT GROWTH
HAIR bSid head OF enooJh face III loss than
thirty days from first application iile above can be
obtained by return Icaii hy addressing TH0S r
CHAPMAN. Chemist, iS5 Broadway, Now York.
N BOY
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N:szszss-sssrszezszrI

Messrs. McIATN 81 Bros, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, Va, say, under date
Of July "a, 1866, that they can safely recon-
mend the Gargling Oil for more diseases
than il is recommended for.
From J. X. FISHER, Uniontown, Pa,
June 81, 1867. Your Gargling Oil is doing
much better here than formerly, since its
virtues have become known, and the bot
ties put up for Family Use, without Stain,
are much sought for.
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y ~. PIERCE u co. Wholesale ana Retail
Es. Dealers in Lumber, I.ath, Shingles, Pickets
Timber, Cedar Posts. SSc. Once, 147 Wost Water
street, cor. Sycamore, Milwaukee.
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Extract OF n letter from j. Q. PRATT, dat
ed Quincy, Chautauqua Co., N. Y, August
IL, 1854 have been acquainted viii,
your medicine (Gargling Oil Tor the last
fourteen years. 1t has proved sure cure
for Foot Rot in Sheep for which ] sold the
last bottle and have calls almost daily for
moro. Please forward as soon SIS con-
yenient
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F#sHF only perfect cure fog PILES, Of ali kinds Also
q EiEPRCEY, SCRCFUI.A, SAT- RHEUsd, and siI diE
cases OF the SKIN and BLOOD Internal and external
use Entirely vegetable Daed IL the Hospitals OF the
Gi aud New World. In ease of failure authorize sill
dealers 10 refund The money and charge it back
No failures for over ten yoays Prepared by D. j..
lie, Chemist, Boston, Mass 81 q bottle, Sold
everywhere. Send fcc Circulars free
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Tlvitaao Busiuess 9ireftorg,

TRs 5oIoogtnq are ono7g the prominent leading 51ss
ness Eo,sses in their sereyaJ departments.
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THE GREAT Z ANTTT.Y hGEDfCINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

FztHE PAIN KILLER
4 Is both IN Internal and Fxternzi Femedg.
JENNIE PAIN KILLER f .-H#
SheU6 be used 81 the Et u manifestation OF Gold
Tough.
F5SHE PAIN s<flf.Elz-
q Don't fail 70 keen Z, N tt0 hpusa reaiF fer use.
yMNHE TAIN killer
81 Is almost certain cNEe for CHOLERA, aud
mas without doui1f hes8 moro succeS2Gui IN curine This
terrible disease tnag any otcI kuawp remedy,
the most eminent .rd sE43a! Physicians IN india
frica and Unpa, where this dreadful disease is
lsss prevalent, Inc Pain Killer considered
~ the natives. So as BY E5ropeaa residents IN
those climates, r5Iaadg,
7avHF PAIN KitTftR-
each Bottle is wrapped aith 2Uu directions ion
use
YsSHE PAIN KILLER
g Is sold By Orugsirts .yod Desiers IN Famiiy
EFa.ft.
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One Dollar.
WEEKLY WISCONSIN

On the 18th Of September VIC shall com
menee the publication of finely written and
intensely interesting novel in the WEEKLY
WISCONSIN, entitled:
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r. d. TAYLOR, of Concord, Ky, says the
Gargling Oil cured horse of his, injured
while blowing by attempting to step over II
stump, almost severing the thigh from the
body; also that he has used il in his family
for fifteen years, and it is the best remedy
for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Frost Bites
Strains, Rheumatism, ETC., he ever used
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ERRORS DE- YOUTH

A GENTLHMIcN who suffered for years from Nsrs0u
Debility, Pfomatnse Decay. ana all the effects ot youth
fu iudiscrat!on. Hil. for the sake OF suffering humanity
a0nd free 10 all who need a. the receipt AND ur3sj0us
fur making the ainpls fsmeSiy by which lHe cured
Sufferers wishing 10 profit bg the advertisers apsr
snee, do hy addressing liz perfect confidence
JOHN & OGDEN.
mtsdJv Eo a. ;yat1Y strsa. May ynrr
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From CRUmP u Bros, Cochrane landing
Ohio, Nov. 20, 1856. We ere pleased with
your medicine. IL has been the means OF
curing great number of different diseases
upon persons as we'll IS upon horses. We
think it cures all you recommend it to do
We want you TO send us the larger proper
ton of the variety for Family Use, III
small bottles.
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CURE YOUR. COUGH
AlEEes's LUNG BALSAM

WHAT TIE DDCgORS Sag.
Amos Wooilg. NJ y, Of Koseiossa 90, Indiana says:
ttos three have used Ai!sns FIng fsElsa,
extensively my practice, and satisfied there is
nc better medicine for insg diseases ia use.''
Issae =. Doran, nj D., Of Logan Go, ONO, says:
siian's Lung Baisan not only sells rapidly but gives
perfect Satisfaction II ererg within knowledge
Having confidence IN IT eud knowing that 1t
valuable medical properties, freely it in ny daily
practice With unh0uode{ snGeeSs As an sxpecto-
rant 1t s most certainly Gar ahead q any preparation
have over yet known
Dr.. Fletcher. CT Missouri, says ~ rscommeud your
Ealsam in preference tn ay osg medicine fer Coughs
and il gives Satisfaction"
Aliens LnrS Balsat8 IS lie remedy to all Lung
and Throat difficulties. tsou!d be thoroughly tested
before using sng othor Bgisam. Il will when all
others fail Directions accompany each bottle.
J. II. HARRIS . Co, Sole isfoprs,
Sold by ali Drugeisia. Cincinnati Orio.
Sold st milwaukee ny IL. BosHorth Z SoBs Greene
Butt0n, Rice Rising Drake Bros, Dohnsn Schmidt
s 90. and Ell MIlwautee ilEnggIsts.
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~ III. PRMUSsEFa &c BRO, Wholesale and
~ Retail Dealers ia Watches, Clocks, Materials
20 Established in 1919. 4S8 East Water street.
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SEE WHAT the Milwaukee EVENING WIS

SEE WHAT the MllWduhtS IFENkN3 ~ ~
CoNsIN says:
CRANK MILLER & Co. s STANDARD ENGINE
On.-We have been using this oil The past
week on our engine and presses, and find
it fully equals all they claim for it, that it
wears longer than lard OF sperm, and never
gums, ana especially on the slides of our
engine, which are more less heated, and
most oils soon dissolve and run off quickly.
This seems to varnish over the surface Of
the bearings, and leave body which wears
longer than any oil VIC ever used. It is
manufactured by an old and reliable house,
whose oil preparations have been the
standard in their line for the past thirty
years We bespeak for them large trade
in tue lubricating oils, because every mill
man and farmer who owns a thrashing ma
chine OF mower will beinterested III getting
the best oils for their use"
w. G. BENEDICT,
Sole Agent for the Northwest,
70 West Water St., Milwaukee, Wis.
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The "hot corn" controversy i'll the
Board of Trade, in Chicago, has led to the
expulsion of a leading member, named
Goodyear.
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qss 81 ~ so large vEsI.S ss0roeSSs
or rosewood ease, containing
"a specific ios every ordinary
ssisazs&S a E3s5ssig se SIS h!eSs So
mud books 81 directions .-..--
From + y tC- Sas
Smaller Family ana 'Fra yelling casee.
with % 10 p yiais -..-...-. .fyom So to s.
Specifics fen all Private Esseess SEES both
fer s'uEsng aud for Ere geaaa5ye
ireAtment. in yials end nooket Cases. S2toSh
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the PLASTER OF THE TIME. 50
AL.LCOCK'S POROUS.

In lumbaeo they like n charm. In t few hours q
violent cough Is relieved by plaster applied TIC tho
chest. Many persons believe that cold cannot be
taken while plaster is there; this We do know,
they greatly assist the cure a neglected cold,
often tina intrOducer Of Consumption,
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~ BANEY, Importer and Wholesale Dealer
Ia in Shelf Hardware Iron, Steel, Mails, &c 43t
East Water Street. Milwaukee.
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EHENTTE Z Err
& NOVEL.
BY F.. G.. TRAFFORD.

The publication of this story will be contin-
ned about sixteen weeks, in the usual serial
parts, at the conclusion Of which we shall
begin the publication Of new and original
novel of pioneer life, written expressly for
Our paper. entitled: