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Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-09

WHO'S that lovely girl p exclaimed the
waggish Lord Norbury, riding in cOmpa-
ny with . friend. Miss Glass, replied
ths bafFistsr. sGiassl' reiterated the fa-
cetitas Judge, Il should be oilen intoxica-
led could place such glass to my lips!9
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-09
PTE TEC.sL.
From Meals Saturday Gazette.
THE WlFE'S APPEAL.

BIT MAUD SUTHERLAND.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-09

3SS in all. ~
Her mind retained in very rsmasks-
Ole manner its vigor 10 the last.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Der Sefsnlldfet mb Wituolttfett, rph.
Der SerautmcrtIihfeit Der N1niiter, nod,
allies OeNen, mas aubcre 8tlfer hobeu.
Die sipDlf 9lnpfel hc -
Se frrih er.

l. SD feufse unter S,roiuauo L., Dem
9eiitss5efhrdnften &aifer bon Seltcrreitt,
8Sni9 scH lln9aru, 86tmen, Der ecmbarcei
unc gcueoig.
2. llns inter bem 6firiten Der Witters
Had,f, leinem peranprrtlihen Minifer,
ltnierem Ss6Ieneei(te.
3. Der Elm Gobn 1T oes 2euftlsl aeteren
su 8Slu am 9heiu.
A. Der oiel 9elittsn sur 3eit 9fnpcleon's>
oa Seterreih beTe9t, AM Sebiet Yeraneert
uuo bauferott wuroe.
s. Bon Naus aus ctn arnter Geufel
1913 ober in ben Styltenltauo erbcbeu.
6. Nuf9eitieoen su oen hchteu Wnreen,
Get er ;ur &ehten ces Railere, ieines be-
trr9euen cerru.
z. 8au bauneu er feitte Befehle er9eben
laet gum Gerocrben Der Wcnarhie upo ib.
rsr 8ewobuer.
s. Sd, brffs auf cine grhctun9 Der g a.
tion.
9. Gin atlsemeine5 terslibes @inoerltdnos
uis auter ben oiterreid9llhen SDIfernL @es
mciuI Ihdft aller potricten.
10 abihafan9 bes papier9elbs,
IL. Nufbetuu9 Der @enlur,
l2. Tub cine ellfltde 3ufunft. 9lmen'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
@ . 1T

c5cbonn Satcb eub aus Wiebao Sberame
Neueubi,re S5nisrei@ Wurtember9!
Tcrielbe irG I'D, nah frilterer aoorene
lit Ipinestercust, Darfe @cnntD, Staat
Ohio, anf9etalten baben; es tperben i'uits
oa idb widti9e GadJrihten BON feinen @!tern
babe @ltern nabe, ale Menihenfrennoe,
welhe uber feinen jeeigen slufenbalt suf@
ldlus eeben f6uuen aufseforcert ee unter
Acore6e su ttun:
Sriebrid, 0us
Care ofC. L. Reinhardt. 8uffalc q. y.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14

unter hun3 Sz@erih -
Gin lcthes bat am lebten Sreita9e Mor9cn
in 9lnselesenteit bes Generals Yillcw Il.
Sreoerid, Neo., feineu 9lnfana 9enommen.
0eneral Scctt uno anbere Sff;iere bon
bcbem 01an9e flno ols 3en9en anweienb.--
Inter ibrer 3abl befncen l1h Die @enerdlc
Sultiuo, Suitman. Somipu, @alcnel SeIfz
nap uno Captain 9tio9eleY. eeserer fnn9lrt
ais @erttts 9lnlpolt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14

s. 1T erfreulld su ieben, nit meld,cm
gntbuTasmn6 nno SubeI BE Grnennuno
unlerer Srneltuun9 unierer ganoioaten fur
preilrent II. 8lcepreGcent oQQemein aufs
9encmmen miro. Soit jeces @ehie!blott
brln9t nns Sepeiie BON Der Segeiiterunq
Dempfraten rber bic son,e Union. Ser
redte Gjetit beleelt unlere Geihen. @ine be1s
lere 9Sahl bon Wdnner fir jeue SteQen,
nno 9eroce fir oieien 3eitpuuft bate III uns
terer Wteinnn9 ntdt 9etrcftn meroen t6nz
nen; un9edhtet unicrer hpben 9lhtune fir
olle 9lnoere bic ocroeId,laosn wurben.
&urs uno gut; @aB ii. Sutler iollen, pers
ben u. NJ ii { II ertpdblt mercen,-Das il
olles.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14

t. 3ufcfge elmer, curd cen @ongree
wdbrenb fetuer Sibun9 bon 1944-45 pois
llrten 9fte weroen Die 9ablen fir Die @lefs
tcren oe6 IrdToenteu uno gicezprdToenten
fitnfti9hin an einemiuub cemlelbeu Sage in
alien Staatcn ftattfnoea. Su bielem Sabre
fallen ite auf Oienitan, Der 7ten Gpoember,
9eraoc bier QGcd,en nah ben Staatspablen
BON Sbip uno pennlDtranien.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14

berrItt 9rcBe 9Iufre9un9 unter Der Sflapells
bepolferung. DieleIte h6rte BON Der Nepes
luton in Srantreid, uuo bon benz prcjefte,
Die Sniel at Die Ser. Staaten 5u Ihlieeen,
uno ertcb i'd, oarum lit oerIAiebeuen Sbeils
en. Mebrere Der GerfdwOrer muroen ents
cedt uno NIT aller Stren9e bes @e(eses
betraft.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14

lenthal ltaticnirt; ibr 1ouptquartier it III
e6rrad,. Die 0efon9enen 0teputlitauer per>
cen mad B,uhlal gebrat,t. riibmIihit
tefannte 0tepublifaner s iester> cen oes
YcllSeifned,t Mattp auf 8erbeht ccs Ncds
oerratts bin erretiren lleB, 1T wieber in
Srttbsit 9efest-gr fam ant 2 B. in Gcn-
itani AT.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
@pi9s, Oemctraten
Sarts unb Safts.
Nrlibiabrs uno Scmmers9Iter
Sci arter,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.

500 Stid Gnelider, SrdnsDGffer unb
Amer'tanrter Drudtattun-3 bis 6Gt.
SO DO. SronS. en9l. unb 9lmeri-
faniiher 9in9bam l2a bic 25 GtS.
@e,pitrfelte9eitretfte Scmmeritcffe lO-l59
100 Stilf 9ebleid,ter WusIn 5-s St.
200 DO un9ebleid,ter Muelin SGT. y. Nare.
1000 ycs. cerrin9e Bone Gidinss IO-l59.
500 DO. rcther, gelber, tpeiIer unb
9rlner Slannel l5-40Gt.
Sran56Eife, ameri.aniide, ensliite
6 Ii der, tpOblfetler ais frIbe..
l. @etreiiftsr nno einfa&er @afTmir, iebr
wchfell.
loo Stiid Seams, 2neebs II. GafTnetts.
bon aQen Sualitdten uno preiIen. sppblfeil
fur baar, ODER fir MOIe aus;utaufd,en.
SO Stiif sllpaccas, ltSn unb aut. .rcrs
nnter 9eitreifte unb mpcild eefdrbte. AZ
pretfen unter benz Bertb.
20 Stild "A mobilize Gbinses, blau.
oolet nno rcG9-8arbe 9arantirt.
se9bCrn>, Yalmbldtters, Brufds, geIi. Y.
SeloensOnte fir Mdnner u. &naben.
100 Stld Scmmerltcffe, ~ $50 Ste.
per Yaro, seeisnet far 0Oien, @eitsn unb
f6de.
gine srcse unb ihDne sluswabI SbaspIe
liz D.-&ommt uno febet.
9luf cbiae 9IusnabI @lter made idb bic
&dufer aufmerffam, unb if piinGhe aus
cridlid perltanoen slt fein,
baB t6 am tpohlfeilifen Derfaufe c
Meetue Sitter babe i'd, fur cpn1titutip
nelles iehr no blfeil 9efauft unb tann
le fcletd rpieber ~ 0 blfeil perfaulen.
8ei Sbt9em hebe i@ cine 9roee 9lusmabl
Maare, beitebeno III
@tlen., Dor5ellan, uno Grocery.
Yaaren.
Cine 9rpBe 9lustpabl 8cnnets, 8dnber us
allen YreiIen.
SO Stiid eawns, iebr ihSn fur Scmn,ers
fleicer BON 1875 Gents per yaro. Nufet
an uno unteriudt, ebe itr faufet
0tebft Sbigem babe th ale rerihietenen
Sitter, Die setpSbnlid1 in biefen Tbeilen bes
eanbes gebalten tperoen, unb id bin uerfts
d,ert bas ib meinen Treunoen unb &unben
iolhe Waaren perfaufe, tpie fle Ge Uerlans
gen fir Die 9e9enwdrtt9e uub berannabenbe
Sabres;ett.
SD tpitnihe ale slrten prctufte ,u fau.
fen, tpcfitr ib ben bOditen Marftpreis Be-
gable, ais
Wolle, Sutter, 0eoern, Safer,
9ertte Welibforn, 6o99en, Jla6s>
iaamen Etmctbps nn0 &leefaamen,
uno ale anoere probutte i'm 0anbeI,
Wietn Stcbr 1T ar Der alien SteQe, tpo
id MIDI slldlid fhdee m,eine Treunoe Mnb
&unoem, uno 9llle, bic faufen nrllen, fiir
Snfr1 Srnhp tyub SrnIf ~ pmUf0wnsse
Shlie6lih niiuihte ih nod su ben,erten :
8ommt unb maht einen 8erfud, eSdb babe
8crfehruneen in Slten 9etrcffen, srcnod
mein Stcd oura oenScmmer hinbur6 upl(s
itdnois bIeibt.
Serner perlanse id bon perfcnen, bic mir
Idulbis Gnb, bae fle mid,-penn nidbt gang
bod tbeiltpeiie besah!en,-speIdes mid iis
ben Stano fset bic Waare 70 robIfeil ju
perfaufen, als cb fe mir bps 8aar bejablt
bdtten. Sfaaf Sarter.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Sur Nabribt

Diene ouen Denieniqen, pelde ft,en isif
lonaer 3eit oebunoene Binder bel mir ttehen
hoben, oee ieIbise binnen A Mehen abqehcif
wercen munen, worisenfalts i'd, Ne aut o."
fcutlidpr Slucticn perfaufen Wcrees nm cse
Sinoersoteu oamis ut ceden.
Cart Waroe bur8.
0umbinoer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14

brett, bat quite unp tiefe Seller, einsn gu.
ten Srunnen, uno fam had, Selieben onf
quite Secinsur9en III scpiGen 2erminen
oboe(a(Ten perbcn. - Das Ndhere bietiibee
fam mon BEL Serrn Stabl, @aitwsrte
~ 0pthlehem erfnhffn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14

Dte We h berg e.-Oie mo-
serne Wi6en1hoft bic for9fdltisen geobad,z
tur9en Der neuern Taturforlher beuten barr
auf bin, caB Der Sage Der alien @riehen
ncrnadl Srphe16 nit ben 9Duen eines mt
ilcaliiden Sntrumentes Sbiere eebdnoiat
uno Sellcn beme9t, in 9etpi6er SeSiebune
etmas WaIres gum @runce lie9t, raB Die
du6ere fr9enannte Ieblofe Natur tpd nidt
70 gang nnempfdn9Iid fir bic 15ne, nidt
init ocafcmn,ener Gaubbeit bebaftet lit. @s
miro ben eefern nidt unwillfommen fen,
libcr oiefen gesenitano @inises 3u seruebs
men.
sIlle T6ue entlteten uno oerbreiten ftf, lit
bon S6pin9un9en Der G6rper, |
Ge fIno balo llrfade, baIo Wirfun9en folder
Shiriltgnn9en. Set 9enauerer llnterludun9
BAT man nun aber 9cfuncen, oaB bic @es
uno bamit bic Men9e cerielten
erlfaunlth 9rcB iein fann. Sbre 3ahl an eis
nem tDncnoen &Drper Wehielt Bel jebem bDrs
Barren Son bon lO-l2 600 in Der Sefunoe.
Jtun lit aber Die Sortpfaustn9 einee Tcnes
nah alien Seiteu ltllr baourdl n1DBlidL oaB
alle 2heile Der 0uft ODER Der &0rper, ourh
lpeldle Der Gon fcrtseht elei6faa6 in eben
10 oiele Shwinsun9en 9eratben. Seoenft
man nln, bae bic Stimme zines Mannes
mad, allen Seiten auf cine @ntfernun9 BON
800 SnB sehSrt ipercen fam, Der SGalt eie
uee 6lintenihuGes auf 2,1OO SUE, eines
&aupneuihu0es auf mebrere, oft iosar auf
20 Welen, 70 erfaunt man il6er bic Willios
nen BON 8ewe9un9en, welhe elm eiusi9er
2cn heroorruft. Jch mebr ilberraiht, baB
bieIe Seweeunsen nid,t etpa bios int leids
ten Neide Der ehfte ifattfnben, tpie man
permuthen fOnnte, fonbern ielblt in ben fes
fteiten StofeE ia in ciefen nod mebr ais
in Der 9nft cenn Die Shnellisfeit oerScrts
pfan,uns bes SdalIs 1T in Der euft bic 9es
rinelte Ge 1T i'm Waler ANAL eroBer, i'm
3inn 7mal, i'm Silber 9nral, I'M Rupfer,
gifen unb 9las 1omal. Dabei 1T in ben fes
fen Stoften Der fort9epfan;te ShaQ oft
riel oeutlider. 8iot beobadtete, oaB Wprte,
1T ben Ginsans elmer 1887 psriier SUE lans
gen NObre bineinsefprchen, am Cube pcQs
fcmmen gut Yerfancen tpuroen, uno oaB
audi bel gang leilem Sprehen auf bielem
(auaen, tmetr als bas 9Httteil elmer 9ecsras
pbilhen Meile betragenoen WeG cine pclls
ltdnci9e llnterreouns mDslidb mar. Die@ais
ierleituns bes Glauoius iol ben Shall meh>
rere italienilde Weilen nett leiten. Srants
lin perilhert ben Sdaa unter bem WalIer
cine talbe enslilhe Meile tpeit set6rt gu kar
ben Der Minensraber bort bei'm 9lussras
ben feines ganses bic Shldse oes entse9en
arbeitenben 9(rbeiters uno beurtbeilt bars
nad bic 0iihtuns beHelben.
@ifenb n.-Die Ser. Stdaten
q Tt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14

@i1enb n.-Dte Ser. Staaten
baben jest 4,5OO Meilen giienbabnen, Die
bic befatren speroen. Die erfte GileAbabn
,purbe 1927 tn Quincp, Maff, eebaut.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
sNeue 0lter

Gamers Grocery!
60 eben cine orrbe Guantitdt frifder
@rccerien ertal:en, Die be, mir billi9er s.s
baheu 1no, ols in useus eioem Gtabl'Ues
mcnt ciedets pittstnr9.
~ Wfuno 8offee fi,r @iuen Dollar!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-07

/. The ratification Of the nomination Of this
ton Of the whg candidate for governor.
2. An expression Of opinion OF the wing people -
to their preference of candidate for the presidency
g. The appointment Of one delegate to State conven-
the residential election Of is4a and delegate for
every fraction Of $50 or more whis votes:
A. A Thorough snd efficient organization Of the whig
party OF the county for the purpose Of making still
more brilliant the victory which awaits our glorious
cause.
Resolved further, That whg state convention Of
delegates chosen the people shall be held in this city
on the third Wednesday Of April next to bring together
Of our thus and to take such action
In relation to the appointment Of delegates to national
convention and the selection Of electors Of president
and vice president "a 1t deem proper the appoint
msnt of State central committee and such other bust.
ness tend the Of whg principles
Inc otter OF this substitute, coming from a
well known jealous Corwin man, raised very
great, though as afterwards admitted on all
hands, an unnecessary excitement For time,
all pretension to order and decorum was thrown
aslde and the confusion was only finally arrest
ed by the withdrawal of the offered substitute
by the mover, who was so mortified at the con-
duct of his wing brethren, as to withdraw from
the convention.
principally the Clay portion of the convention
who made the fuss about this substitute In.
deed, number of the Taylor men were heard
to express themselves satisfied with it, and said,
that had it been proposed in the first instance
they wonld have consented to Its adoption; any
way which wOul d give them a chance to come
before the people with their man, was their
motto.
After Mr.. Campbell had withdrawn his subst-
tute, the resolutions as reported were adopted.
The business of the convention being finished,
the crowd dispersed without formal adjourn
ment, amidst cheering which ''made the welkin
ring interspersed with cries of 'sfor Tom Cor.
VIM in one direction, "for old Rough and
Ready" in another, and here and there ''for the
noble Harry Clay,' while anon voice or two
chimed in, ''for Gov. Ford"-"for Delano''-s'fol
Collier'-and in this manner, the masses of the
patriotic and Jealous buckeye wings moved ou
of the State House yard. AS the crowd thlnned
off there was seen here and there groups of two
four, or halt dozen, teted-tete, discussing in
| low tones, yet with evident earnestness, some
of the incidents of the convention. These were
| those who assume to lead.
AS a closing remark, will add my opinion as
dis nterested, and | trust, impartial observer,
that in respect to the nomination for governor,
| think there Is general satisfaction in the whig
party-unless it be with that portion quite
smalD who are sensitive about supporting in any
manner, the doctrines of abolitionism, with
which, it is said, the wing nominee has hereto
fore shown sympathy of feeling But as respect.
| the action Of the convention in reference to
presidential candidate, there remains much d.
vision Of feeling-of which, more in the sequel.
| WESTERN SCRIBE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-07

The result OF the sixth and last ballot having
been declared by the chairman-on motion OF E.
+. Drake, Esq the nomination of the Hon. Sea-
bury Ford as the wing candidate, was ratified
with enthusiastic reclamation.
In letter despatched for the Herald, day or
two previous to this denousment, ] said, the
choice had dwindcd down to between Delano
and Ford that the first was the decided and
only man of the Corwin wings; and that the lat
ter was supported by Ewing, and others OF the
fast friends OF Clay, who, however, gave strong
indications OF giving, up the further chances OF
the Farmer OF Ashland, and of espousing the
cause of the Hero of Buena Vista y and, as a
tar inference, ! announced Delano as the Corwin
anti war candidate, aud Ford as the war-sustain-
ing Taylor candidate, if not in sentiment, at
least from his position. 1t was well made this
reserve; tor the result shows strictly, that in
sentiment he is as little inclined to favor Gene
raj Taylor as Is Delano, and even cautioned the
wing party, lest in '4S, they might 20 through
their mlghuest exertlons with result as fortul-
tous as In '40! And II is by his position" alone
that he indicates the Taylor strength.
An interchange of sentiment among the dele.
gates, after arriving IN this city, brought forth
The fact that Col. Golfers recently announced
withdrawal from being . oandidate, - well q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-07


These requisites would ap be imperative, and
Of course would exclude all paro evidence OF ceebra
state has decided that The Louisiana Code docs not
declare null marriage, not preceded by license, aud
not evidenced BY an Act signed BY certain number OF
Act exclusive evidence of marriage These IaN rea
ting to forms and ceremonies directory to those alone
who authorized to celebrate marriages"
marriages may be proved by any species of evidence
not prohibited by law, which does not pre-suppose
species Of Evidence IN shs Of the party
evidence OF preceding marriage."-l6 Louisiana re-
ports 4e3
language, Marriage s regarded by law in other
light than civil contract highly favored and depend
log essentially on the free consent of the PARTIES
And, If it were otherwise inevitable dhncutss would
arise. and IN any instances decisions Of legtimacy
Of the offspring Of marriages. in good faith and by
sent OF all parties and friends would follow for my
pertonal knowledge, many marriages. ecty good
der the decision above referred to- would not be good II
record proof alone admissible to prove them be-
very few of the clergy who celebrated
In Louisiana for several years alter the passage
INC have %v. q
in which the clergyman who ooiated actually refused
to doso although he celebrated the mArrsgs suppose
Should be disputed the only evidence that could be adj
duced would be parol.
See also 10 Martins Reports p al5 and do All in
both OF which cases the sans doctrine Is maintained
and settled
See also Johnsons Reports, p 81 wherein it Is de-
cided that an actual marriage may be inferred Ia or
binary csses, from Capitalization, acknowledgement of
the parties NO. No formal soemnization is requisite"
See also u johnson, si6, conhrmatory 10 Eat p
2el. Anthonys Nisi frisis, y i93 1875, "A"
Many other decisions oonhrmstory CT those cited
might be added, and strong arguments adduced In sup
ting psrol testimony and the snent of the
PARTIES to prove legal marriages II this were not the
law and those who are legally authorized to ce.hrsts
marriages. shood neglect their duty In making be pre-
Gsesssds u tie .esi respectable sisss.s in Al s0n.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
Cox Mills,

Formerly SCOTS On Otter Creek,
HAVING purchased the interest of Messrs, Scots
IL in the above Mills, the undersigned has the
pleasure Of announcing to the pubic that he Is
prepared to accommodate all who may FAVOR him
with custom either IN G7Iudlag or Sd1oing. on the
shortest notice. Ia connection with the above, is
also good lactsp1i and copper Shop, where
customers cln at all times b accommodated on The
most reason lble terms. He VIII al; o keep con-
stan.ly on hand a general assortment of GOOD
consisting Of such varieties as are usually kept in
the West, which viii be exchanged for grain or
cash at remarkably low rate.
Lu1ater and + oir constantly on hand and for
sale, at the most reasonable prices
II The highest prices at all times paid for good
wheat. c. II. COX.
Otter Greek lafayette county Wisconsin,
sept. 14th, 1918.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
CriDplea by a Calc er,

AID ,I5.nLtuI i,r tlaSt faXo!S, L would iiCw
solicit ny friends and tie citizens oi Mineral
pain, and vicinity. TO pnttonise me in The
line of business newly commenced ] re
,,es, xzou 70 give me call At r. Juey's old
As,ahI;xbment ON Lower street where Family
cp1CFPIES will he said at the lowest retail.
- ,ices 10 suit customers aud enable me TO pay
ma IN. arrears 70. the goods | hive pnrchas
:af ] {. CLAISSON PETREY.
~ar~UFFS AND BOAS-3 doz. assorted Atufss
AL also doz. Ladies Boas just Fecc.ved and
for sale by JOHN MlL1oN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
RAISING BLOOD

AND CONSUMPTION PAIN IN THE SIDE AND NIGHT
swEArs, ASTHMA, wEooPISG COUCH, PAL
PITATIoS THE HEART, LIVER COM
PLAISTs, BRONCHITIS, AND ALL
Diseases t e throat, lungs ana liver, cured by
herman AlEHeil ng B4lsam. ~
RAJ ING BLOOD AND CON UMTION.
Mr. Mine, Builder, in Brooklyn, attacled
Eith raising blood, follow ed by cough, pam IN the
SIDE End all the usual symptoms OF consumption.
He employed two OF the best physicians; they did
HIN no good, and told him he
COULD NOT LIVE.
Hearing of the wonderful cures performed by
herman B l>am, he sent at II CLOCK att ght 10
Mrs. Haye 1879 Fulton streat, and got a bottle; 1t
operated Ike charm, stopped the bleeding and
cough! Before he had ta4en one bottle he was a.
bic 20 be about his work. Il had.
SAVED HI LIFE.
His daughter, residing at III Myrtle Avenue, can
attest 1t.
Mss Ann NJ aston, Of Williamsburg, living in
Ten h. near ou1h tourth-eueet, say hat size
had been trobled with h 3chng cough, and pain IN
the chest long tine, VIII eh a lst bee trle 80
bad that She wasogliged to give up her school for
more than year. he tl.ea commenced taxing
the Al-tleal ne Balsam-Wh ch soon allevlaJed her
symptoms he is now fast recovering and has
resumed her laborirus occupation al teacher.
Il YEARS
Mr.. John o Nell, 10Th evenae ma 21st stree, SUI
erred with cough, raising o. pllegrn end pain N
his side he co~ld get
NO RELIEF.
TIL he tried the Allie ding B ,lsam, which drove
the pam nom his side. ala red the cough, and
brought Che disc upon the and beofe he
had ia zen three bottle, was entirely cared
PLEURI5Y AND CON UMPTION.
Mrs. B lgg1s, lady upwards OF -, residing SIS
Sher.f, has Tor years been subject to attac IS OF
Fleurisy, Raising Blood, Cough, hortness o.
Beath Pam in her lie I'd and varioa parts OF her
body. Her trends bel eyed her.
PAST RECOVERY
The All-Healng ilsam rel eyed her at once o rall
her altEnng SYMPTOMS, and now she is able to at
tend to her
A TINA AND WHOOPING COUGH.
Mrs Lucreta Wells, 95 Christie street; L. S
Beilg, 10 Delancey street; VIM. II. Young rs
Walnut street, the value this gre II remedy
As 1lor herman Allie i ne B alsam, and see
that written sign lture is on c ,cA bottle.
Price : 5 cents and s. per boetle.
d. herman Worm and Cough Lozenges sold
above.
Principal Office LOG NAssau-street, New orl!
AUESrs NAMES ASD RksDEScE R D. Pull
ford, Mineral Point; saxton & Co, Wiota: f.
aughu, hull, burg For sale also in almost every
town in the west 3rnI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

~ ALL z,s44.oi .,i-AI OCN LIN.
Notice Is hereby given to all PERSONS indeb.s
hat David Hambly, (by his Attorney Era1cis j.
DUNN guardian OF William d. j. Hamblcy m. :
nor heir OF said David Han5ley has this day fled
n this Office his petition, praying Tor authority 10
ell cer;ain real estate, situate IN Iowa County
Wisconsin, being the property OF said William
d. J. Hambley.
1hefe-oie notice Is hereby given, that on Satur-
day the Both OF -dhis inst, sad petition win be
heard at the Probate Once IN Mineral Point To-
wa County Wisconsin al CLOCK +. NJ. oi SAID
day, at which time AMI pl all persons interested
are req uested TO show cause why SAID petition
should not be granted.
In testinl ony whereo | have here"nto set my
hand and sea- OF Office at II neral Point Iowa Co.
Wisconsin this sth day o. september a. d. 1s4e.
u. w. JCNE>,
Judge of Proba c, c. W. t.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10

The next term OF this Institullon VIII com
nence on Monday, the 9th day OF October, INST
The Principal has associaed with hum, MIR, u
H. Cochran a member Oh iiarnlfton col eye, \
Y, who has had experience and success in teach
ing-Compe,cnt assistants VIII also be pIoSIGee
should the wants of the .chool require IT.
L is confidently exrec.ed. that the friends
Educa ion IN tins vicinity. Will by their patron
age and interest in lac chool, encourage and SUI
tam the teachers in their efforts TO render thu
chool one OF the best OF its kind in the tate
TERMS and Text BOOKS he eto-o.e.
EDWIN f. WILLIAM MA, p-:,s
DAVID H. COCHRAN,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-10
New ArIassgesFsessf:

VHN + urdersig ed having commenced
X business Ia the SHOP heretofore
.o..~d bv John Garter, on Fountain ST.,
would respectfully inform his friends and
the public ut large, that be IS prepared TO
make, mend or repair wagons, carriages,
buggirs. &c, on short notice, and on the
most reasonable terms. He has first rate
workmen and good supply Of SEASONED
timber, and will at all times be happy to
receive calls from any wishing WORK in
MS Il &c. JOHN AUGAMAN.
Mineral Point, july ID, '49. [u45