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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
CMsius NJ CLAr.-Tne Lomsr,Re Journal Of

CuslUs NJ CLAY.-Tne LoHisrNc Journal OF
Monday says
gentleman who arrived here in the stage last even
ne from lexington SAYS that thought at the last
dates that MI Clay might recover but that Mr. Turner
could not recover The latter was member OF the
LAST Legislature
The sAair is said TO have occurred al public meet
INK Mr.. Clay WAS making al emancipation speech
and called liar by some one IN the crowd On
coming down from the stand he demanded who h'i
,nsultrd him Mr. Turner avowed the language and
the bloody encounter cnsucd. We have heard tnNi
they snapped their pistols simultaneously neither 81
which was discharged and that they then drew knives
and struck simultaneously. Mr. Clay ripping open MI
Turner'S abdomen, and Mr. Turner stabbing Mr. Clay
In the breast This version OF the affair may be In
correct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

PoLIrICAL TsMrERAIuRE OF MoNrkEAL.-At
Am Ferrie Montreal merchant formerly OF Glasgow,
ACsnsdisn Legislative Councillor of the wosva'' Io'g
n,,,, had a conversation with the Secretary of the
Province. Nj James Leslie some weeks ago aud gave
version Of 1t previous 70 his departure Tor Scotland
the other day Mr. Leslie thus notices M. ferne s
letter through Tie Piios OF Thursday last
He (Mr Ferrie) said that he was very glad tn NJ
WAS leaving the country he was cersin some dread
fi scenes would take place this summer IN Montreal
differed with him this suolecI say tnA' inc No'
crnment had up 10 this period been able 70 MAINTAIN
Quiet without having she'd drop OF blood ana mar
was confident they sui would be able 70 90 50. re
marked that the people had now cooled down ana 'iss
they would not De 50 foolish to attempt any ths m
face Of the large military force 10 town togrthei WIN
the great ma Orty OF the citizens who Mere ~
be the supporters OF the Government 10 tnis nc y
Piled that the British party convinced ana nc as
was So that the troops would not ect against 'ieii
l told him entertained quite different opinion, ana
believed If the military called out they "ouia 40
their duty and in very short time sweep the streets
with grape shot ii y attempt WAS made 70 orv'""
As G0ronmeqf o. h0isf ne imaicGR faS. lie stA per
sisted in thinking that number OF hives would be LOST
and the streets deluged with blood sgAn expressed
my hope and belief that his prcseniimeni would not De
fulfilled, and that peace would De maintained WITHOUT
any destruction OF lie"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
Railroad from Vera Cruz TO the City of
Mexico.

NEW ORLEANs Monday June IT..
We have dates from Mexico to June J, by which
We learn that Congress had passed bill authorizing
the construction Of Railroad from Vera Cruz to the
Citv of Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
Mo.r HoaslsLs ArrAln.-The msngIsd re

NJsT HORRIBLE AfFAlk.- Inc manHen rem
nsnt II what was once T0msn was found On the
leach IN ranstou tte below the Palace, yesterday
afternoon where 10 had bern thrown up By the tide
When found me body was doubled up in the closest
manner possible and seTed Up IN coffee bag. Mr..
g sdy ths COrouer Was summoned and an inquest wss
held The opened and the body examined,
when a most revolving and horriyng spectacle was
prevented. IL was the BODY u az apparently middle
aged won an Who had been most iouly murdered A
dep cash about Two inches Ong had been cut IN her
throat and her head sea ped Indian style prob
soy that her asir might not b. Of identifying
her. The body Nas entirely nude-Do clothing what
ever vas found Ia ths sack The teeth were al gone
from the upper aw and part q those IN the lower sN
(Proyidence transcript I'd
~ The Corkonsns and Fardowners on tne
st0ckbrdge and Pttsfed Rsi.r al have BEEN anus 10
themselves this warm weather In furnishing escn otheI
with sore head bsckened eyes and cracked noses ana
other adornmeuts a their respective facial an sles
some u them we're took up for INDUCING 700 ireeiy
N such sport. l7PflHsHs'o mp ~'4-
RngRysr.-We learn from the OLfoyd Chepsn-
% CO.. Tins that about two weeks sgo, q Mr. Sweat
.nd Of Isle IN this County, While nding on horse
n.y. va stopped about q mile south Of McDonouzh
viIl.gs bv an individual. Wno demanded bis money
Mr. : being unarmed. handed him bis wallet and ia
contents consisting Of eighty cents and, with ths
valuable booty, the roober walked %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

FArHrR MATHEW N BOsToS.-A Committee
OF Conference has been appointed in Boston by the
rous Temperance Associations to visit Father Mathew
in this City and tender 10 him the hospltsnes OF the
American Athena The Committee consist OF W, =
v C smith, Aid Moses Grant MAJ Robert Co~aln'
Another Committee, al the head OF when Is N0''
bnsgss 10 10 receive Mr.. N at the Rox6uTy Line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

~ Strawberries At inches in circumference
have been sent 70 The R0cA>stT 4a1icoa people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

JUsT lVERDIcT-ln the Police yesterday
Charles swift was charged with ssssnluns 'snes ~
Bean keeper Of ANAL shop in Csmordse,t tt-fn
I'd in the evidence that the complainant nso ,Yo-es
with loose tongue sssins. the character d ,as 49,.
rnu.e,,lar Dox.r. OF The accused IA Violent notion
Justice Cushing who s desiroa. Of feeoneiiing
ju.tice with ght mot always an easy tAsf) imposed
nne Of only eeai, without costs Boston MAIL <1o
~ We learn from the Cumberland Noun
taiaI that the men employed ~ the contractors on
a.. baltimore and Ohio Railroad west u Cumberland
have been roting The cause, the H0s~tainso Earns
IL some sectional prejudice existing between what
called tho Consughtuaen" and FGdosH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25

DANTE.s DIVINE COMEDY THE INFERNO. A
Literal Prose Trsns.suou- ~ JOIN CAkLfLt.
MD Neg-Yofk Harper 5foia-r'
The simple title Of tbs work does not convey
an adequate Impression Of what hs' been accom-.
pHshed By the modest and conscientious transls-
Tor. Iii. the fruit Of the patient studies Of many
years, aue no, only gives word iorWord in'erPre-
tstion Of the language Of the great italian poet,
but enbodies the spirit Of bis lofty verse Ia pure,
ilioma,ic English. We know Of nothing COM
parable 70 1t in English Literature except the fe-
hcitou. translation Of Goeths's Faust BY Hay
ward and II even surpsssss that By rs closeness
and fidelity TO the Onginsl, while It displays an
equal command Of the resources Of our owa Ian
ggaga. The student Of Dante vii ind this an In
valuable AID il mastering the difficulties Of lis
author and twill give the general reader more
distinct idea Of the dark and terrible imagery Of
The oost than he would obtain from the most ele-
Pant ns,ricsl translation. The notes which &C
company the translation are models Of instructive
breviry. they leave no Official, point untouched +;
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
THE GOVERNOR AND LEGIsL kTI:Rs,
OF MAINE

Il will be remembered Csays the Nesv: Eerk
POST that Governor Dana. disregardng ths ssrti-
rneni OF MS own State on the subject of s.asCry
chose, in his inaugural message some rner h.
- adopt the doctrines OF Mr.. Cass on that .et
The Legislature took an early opportunity ST es
ping his l<nuckles, by the passage of a Se:iss of
resolutions instructius their members IN CGn.:rsss
10 lose opportunity OF pressing the sropsio in
TO any form of government 10 De provided oI. lie
territories. and directing the Governor 30 s,gn
and transmit them to the Governors OF: tbsseyer-
e. States of this Union
On the 18th message was received ~ tire Reg
islature from the Governor, in which The yefg ses
To sign the resolutions. He SAYS that lie :wsl Id
have been willing TO transmit the resolution. Ito
=" the Governors of the several States OF shetnInr
II they had been presented 10 him IN the oriirtrv
manner; but as they had been sent TO l:iIu blythe
Senate for his approval and signature tie ra.esage
from that body was evidently intended 10 ceosest
HIM 10 subscribe to opinions ~dIametriSallEoI.la
sed TO those ne had officially expresse,l., -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
INDIAN DEAD SHOT,

The best remedy eUer discovered for the cure Of
the Fever and .4glte.
This is no Humbug; the Recipe obtained
from the Indians in western Missouri, is al
ways used by them for Ague and nerer fails 10 cure
Try IL and it will recommend itself 1t is easy
in It's operation, and can be taken with perfect safe
tn under all circumstances
1t should be taken just before the chill comes
on; if you are Bilious it will operate both as an
enetic and physic, If not. only as physic.
The chill will scarce ever return after the first
dose, if it should return, the second will finish it.
Each bottle contains two large doses for an adult
1t should be given IN small doses to children
In this medicine the great desideratum is obtain
ed, and suffering thousands hail its discovery with
Joy, for it does not disappoint the hopes OF those
who look to it for relief Proprietors.
HOUGHTON & BALLARD
Shullsburg, Wisconsin.
IL Price, 81 90 per bottle. soy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
D1eegg.
From the Y, Y. Tribuns
HINES

From the n, Y. Tribune J.
As a rose-tree, ever giving :. I.
Fragrance 10 the air,
Till IT'S leayelets, earthward falling. /.
Waste and wither there;
so,in Life, forever breathing
Strongest Faith and Trust, =
Till its honrs. all departed,
Mingle with the dust
AS river, seaward gliding,
Seeks the oceans breast,
There to sxeetly blend its waters
In caimer rest; 81:
SO in Life. forever tending
Onward TO its close,
When the mortal Of It's being
Shall in dust repose.
As golden cloudlet floating.
Wreathed in vesper light,
Tending upward I'LL its sp!endors -
Fade upon the sight;
So the spirit, heavenward springing
From the earth away, :,
Wreathed in robes of light, immortal,
Seeks the realms of day. "a @
starkr1lle, n Y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
T. II AMKLTM HOUSE
IA NL HD
General Stage Office.


Sy7HO respectfully informs the public that he
" Y has recently enlarged his house and viii be
aappy to receive all who may favor him with
Eall.
1 From his long experience In the business he
Caters himself that he give general satistac-
ton.
Thankful for past favors he respectfully solcits
continuance of the same. 4 large and eommo-
dious barn is attached to this establishment
aualed by any in Mineral Point Horses and car
ria ges TO let at all times.
Stages will leave his house daily during the
season for Platteville. Galena, and Dubuque. also
for Madison and Milwaukee connecting with the
different routes through the State he has also made
Che following
NEW .fRR.3NGENENT
T,cice ,Cselt from Mineral Point 10 FTGeklis.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
travelling public that ne has made arrangements
:or running Stage twice week, to vii; on
Tuesday and Saturday. from
MINERAL PoIST TO Franklin,
by the way of Linden, &c. To leave Mineral
Point at clock In the morning and return the
same day
4 Stages leave his House three times a weak for
Madison, Milwaukee. Gaena, &c. Packages sc.
transmitted with anddespatch.
|. l. T. LATHROP
i Mineral Point. April, 14th, 1s4S. 33-tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24

Scrofstia CEre6.
Til. csrtih-ats HSIvrly proves ssfsfphf
"a has oerfaer the diseases "
the Rood Three persons cured in house impress
deuted.
Three children.
DR. Townsend (: Dear Sir have the pleasure 20 h,'
You that Of children have been cnsei f tse
fna nv the Of Your exeegen nIeiiciue T'et %rf
fcfed very severely With bad Sores have taken n"f -
lies it took them away for which feel myself "-
great obligation
Yours resueeffrily.
ISAAC ". GRAIN loS Noo'ie''
Opinieu- Of 'by-irinn- r..
Dr. TOWNSEND Is aanst Isiis Receiving ofdsf' H'
Physicians 10 different parts OF the Union 20,
THIS Is certify that the undsrsisnrf ri''-,f
of the CITY uf Albany have IN cases Prst
valuable preparations ia t.- market 90. tefs
II p PiIIENG Nd WiLSOS. ND, X -
81 D. r. E. EI.MENDORF, N. ID. Albany, APFir ~
CAUTION.
Owing 10 the great success and Immense sair n
twn>en.-- SarzapsrIiia. a nnanse* % sneh VINO
,s-- oor AGENTS have commenced making Strs.. \.
F,,rac,s FIixirs Btters. Extracts Of yellow Docs N
Tbev generally pax up 10 gho .lsped h".t+t
some or them have stolen aHI copied sitefli-s
they are only worthless limitations sui should Be -s
None genuine unless signed by : r fosEsend
Pripeip.l Office 1876 FULTON Street San Ia.-
" Y. Redding & Co, street Boston: D.
Sons 1872 Sorth Second s,r..st Philadelphia ) : IL
& CO. ISL Chsrtres Street n. o. 100 south Pea a.
Albany ~ at tsa principal DrIsgift1 ana la
chants g-asray t;soug bout the United Sssiss wet
sei th. Csnsdss
rT-To7 sale n +. y P-LroRp. Mineral fo.s'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
$4,000 Victims Every Year
FALL a PREY TO CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA AND RAISING BLOOD,
HECTIC FEVER AND

NIGHT SWEATS.
Mrs Adams, 10th street Harlem suffered 8
year with cough pain in the chest n ght sweat
and all the aggravated symptoms CT Consumption
nothing releNedher till she tried sherman Balsau
half bottle cured her.
ULCERATED LUNGS AM LIVER
Mr. Z. L. Lawrence. Jackson-streef. Brooklyn
after years Of suffering, and treated by various ply
sicians, was pronounced incuTable from ulceraie,
lungs and liver,
DYING,
as was supposed, he tried the Balsam; It's effect.
were most miraculous; two bottles cured him.
PLEURIsT AND CoSsUNPTIox
Mrs Baggas. residing at IS sherifTstreet. =
years old, has been subject to attacks OF pe,Irisz
and consumptive coughs for years The Balsan.
has saved her from very great suffering.
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION
l.. J. Beals, 10 Delaney Street, gave II to his
sister-in-law who had been invalid for year
from asthma to another considered as in consurnp-
ton 1t relieved them at once, that they tray
eled several hundred miles
SPLITTING BL0oD
Is always alarming. Ii leads TO The worst kind o
Consumption, and unless arrested in time is geneT
ally fatal sherman All-IIealing Balsan is The
best remedy known 1t heals the wounded or rug,
tured blood vessels of the lungs and thereby effect
a permanent cure, while other remedies only stof
the blood for the time. A few doses Of this Bal
sam will satisfy the most skeptica that ii is lie
medicine required--It has been Successful in ma
ny cases and that too where they had run into
arpld decline. or as more generally expressed
"HASTY CONSUMPTION Young persons O.
those Of middle age, are more subject to these al
tacks than the aged.
Price 25cents and ST per bottle.
DIR. sherman Cough and worm Lozenges, and
Poor Mans Plaster sold as above
DIR. Sherman's Office is at 1O6 Nassar-st =
AGENTS NANFs AND REs1DExcEs-R D. Pull.
ford, Mineral Point; Saxton s. Co, Wiota +
Vaughn, Suullsburg, J. T Fitzpatrick. White
Oak Springs. and liz almost every ,osn II tne.
7Fesf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
AN EVEN THING

The New York Globe thinks that shera ut Re
never two sections of a party so nearly basar.cAd
as the BaFnburners and Old Hunkers isaths,b go
indebted 10 the establishment the sane asno., NJ
5000 each for advertising. The proprietor nss
commenced a suit against both wings osths D4axl-
ocratc family, for the amount aud hasten I'll
John Van Bnren 10 prosecute the Old Hunke7s 8 ii
Joan Nckeen The Bs~ntlurneys
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24

Geo Batchelder. Sugar Creek, Walworth Co
Wis SAYS 1t is some satisfaction to sell Bristol
Nerve and Bone Eminent because it invariably
gives perfect satisfaction
Caledonia, March IS, 1648.
Mr. w. BRIsToL
Sir: The bottle of Linirnent which You sold me
a few days ago was even better than you recon
mend It. I will relate the circumstances so that
If YOU wish 10 make it public YOU can. My horse
had a swelling on his leg. just above the ganbre.
Joint, when | first noticed It, it appeared Ike {
small scratch so that | thought nothing Of II and
used him as usual, and suppose he took cold IL
il as l drove him several times through the cTeev
was afraid / should lose him. This Is the sin
alton he was in when ] called on you, and Jon r.
commended your LinIment. / bought, not hOv
ever because thought II could possibly cure hin
but as the expense was rrIfing. Tlought Al leaz
Il could DO no harm and perhaps IcTnigur ease him
little Al fhe time began 10 use IL his leg was
swollen from fhe Esm5rel JOINT 70 Tie TOP Of his
53cz- 50 that l could uot move tl-ul I'd turn nm
about, but the first application =zz=i rse pain an
BY continuing lis Use II = now perfectly -ze--
FREDERICK WINNER
Nr Bs7S-cg Sir l. Is Vzlsa -rHca sz-z>.zr-
t5oD tna1 aaVe au cr~ror----l-T- to- r-s 1s-sE-
the afflicted 10 make -as sc-loTE statement ID
Stlut-5az, door vTs-A 3 Glass H1al >a>- It'd 5-- J
accidentally passed nay hand through enc eli .ae
lights and car mn yE.s- ve-v badly. making tvt
deep cuts among the cords ao3 .er5olS Ii pain
al me 50 ba33V thar ana roc rest arv during the
night, In the morning sent sor . bottle OF you
Nerve and Bone Imminent and in 1tteea minute,
after the first application .e,t re more pain an5
ii healed up In less time than any vooni I ever
saw. SABbI&A PERKINS.
Belvjjere JAM 90 IS42.
Hear what tie citizens Of the county where TIL
meslic5ne Is manufactured say:
We the Undersigned Citizens o. Boone Co. hay-
ing witnessed The beneficial effects OF Bristol Nerve
and Bone I.;n,ment. cheariully recommend II a.
the best external remedy we have ever known
We also take pleasure in saying that any state
ment made by Mr.. ). ". B. may be implicitly It
lied on.
George Williams, Frederick Winner. H. J. Doc.
little. Ammi Smith, VIM. W. Russell. Andrew Mo
rev, J. l.. Glassner, II. B. Grummond Reuben i
Penwell, I'm. n. Lunday, James Moses II. D. Mar
Thomas Hart, l.. Fl. Magher Asa Moss Jr. G. :.
Downs. Abel r. Blood H. F. PAIN, A Morey. !
w. Webb, N. Dawson, Walter Strong, SaInue
Robiagson. Russell Y. Hovey, Stephen DewolE A
bert Hersels. Richard Powell, T. G. IS ocott. jobs
d. Sanders, P. P. Loop N. w Birge, Z. c. Ham
ilton, II. c. Walker, ). L. InSiee.
The above mentioned Lnmeat will be founa
for sale or agency in Mineral Point, at the Drus
Stores of Nr. r. D. Pulford or Mr. 7 Rodolf; al
SO in all the cities and Villages in the States O.
Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa. 45y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
KhesIrfsnfi-na.


This only Of more than fonr thousand Rfsr.
rttisn that Dr. ToNaseaf's Sarsapa-Is hs> cure II.
and chronic weekly eraicatei hy .s
-xtraor-liHasy virtues
James Cummings. ESQ of the assistants in the Inns
Asvu BacsEe!Is Island, the geHtIeuIaa spoken Of
the following letter.
RlackweIrs IslauJ Sent II 1871
Or Town>ead-Dear Sir: | have suffered flr
nine with the RleuaIHti>a considerable OF tine
could eat sleep walk had the distressing
and NV li.ab~ terribly swollen I u-l
9Ir bottles Of your SarsrpaF5 an they have done
70 Thousand dollars srorll of cool /
1deel entirely relieved. You liberty tgi
l5r the benefit Of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully JAMES CUHNiNGA
Fever aud . .ue.
D. TovnSeDd's SarsaiarI Is uneIutlef ia ~ s
C1iils Fever and A-ue TIE folio i-ttar
hundreds that received from the South and
West of ike character.
Oseego Mich Oct - i2iT
Dr. Townsend Dear Sir-I purchased fo- -if.
s3 Ss-sapsra If vo1r 4 gent Mr NcNsr Of Nl.a.
or the ferer tn Bafo-si Ia d1Ea.
bottle iP9etra t. the hlSOi az 0Fer
a1ar- lay Chii> AMI the Fever appear .aT
+s violent. ali before sh' hal finish a ,i- HHrs
-zIsFsF relieved -ui s3e .h better it1 'l
al before ~a- took the Asae. Iadv thst nal -sss
slek N5sg taz Clls ADD Fever nat mad hros la-H
IH tlEtuia@- and l-G a very weak and distressing
ami troubled exceedingly g.t the AgHe Eaks s--Hs
effect Il bad ms wife. she aud procur-.i lev
haJ-S, and II restored her few week. 10 c0lar''
hsalJh Noar Sarsapar Ia without doubt uneuuard
diseases Incident the West If yoU think thar %
alcstioa Nih be Of Csc, you liberty #
2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
DIR. 0SGD3D'S
| N D A n II o. A COG Z Fl

In the cure Of Ferer aud .9gue, Chin Ferer Dumb
.2gue Iltera'Hte,lt and Rensitent Ferers, Lirey
Complaint Jaltndice Enlargement Of the LiUer
Enlargement Of The spleen and Of The Uariots forms
OF BLLLI0CS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice of several years In a bilious
climate, and IS NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL Of curing
Ferer and .4gue, any OF the diseases above
named.
The wonderful operation of the Cholagogue in
Graduating bile from the human system, can only
explain its extraordinary agency in the speedy,
thorough and permanent Of FeUer and .4gue,
and the various grades of intermittent and remit
tent evers 1t is equally efecgual for the cure OF
Liver complaint. jaundice, enlargement of the liv
also enlargement OF the spleen, called .Ague
Cake, and the various forms OF bilious indigestion
These with the other varied affections of such
climates, arising from common aliaSn7at cause are
only notifications OF the same disease, and equal
ly controlled by the same remedy.
1t is entirely Uegeiable preparation, and may be
taken by any one with perfect safety TO the most
delicate constitution. In repeated instances it has
been administered to infants less than month old
suffering FROM attacks of Fever and que and al
ways with entire success. In numberless instances.
constitutions greatly impaired and apparently ru-
med by long residence in a bilious climate, have
been entirely restored by its continued and eff
cient use.
The above medicine is for sale by Beech & TIL
ley, Mineral Point, ]. Wasley Go. Pedlar Creek
and &C. Rynerson & Co. Dodgeville soy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
Pills ! Pills +! !

p OK every man, woman and child in the
"a country who need a kind TO suit you all, say
Pullord Anti-Billious Pills,
Fahnstocks do.
Or. Elmores Improved Bilious do.
Jew David Honey Coated do
Oriental or Sovereign Balm do.
Lees Bilious do
Graeffenberg do
Motfat Pills & Bitters
Sappington Ague Pills,
DR.. Bruce do,
DR.. Brandreth's Pills,
Rev. o. Hibards do
DR.. Angle Candy Coated do,
Herricks Sugar Coated do,
and lots of other kinds which you can get by call
ing at the Mineral Point Drug Store, nearly oppo-
site Beech store
Nov. is. r d pUIFORD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24

Great e leasing TO ~ 9th ~ aud hIidffn.
u IS the safest ant most efffctual medicine Tor fn
The system and relieving the suffer rgs attendant uioh
nirtu discovered II strengthens both the Hihr' -
child prevents pain aud disease. igcre 's's AMI r'
food those who have used il think 81 l. iHdsPeu-th'
highly useful boti before aud after cDuhu~ne - " "
diseases attendant upon childbirth IL ta-ti' - -
Cramps, Swelling of the Feet. Despon,iense- hraii'
Vomiting, Pain ia the Back aad 10 False Pes 49,
rlage. aud ia regulating the SecretIoH> HHt Pg1af"-
eirculiion Il has equal. The beauty Of thls M
Is it l. always safe, ard the delicate uss Il %
successfully.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24
Es0ssey

SDAIN $50 Kegs white lead IN OIL , hale
* barrels dry white lead half barrel red do
one barrel black lead. lampblack chrome green
ana yehow' anu general assortment of Paints for
sale At the New Drug Store By I RopOIF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-24

ZHHE undersigned has recently returned from
- theeast, where he has purchased large stock
of Drugs. Medicines aud Family Groceries which