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Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14

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OHIO.
Branches ofState Bank, Wis
Union Br. Massillon... pa
Farmers br. Ashtabul1 pa
Mercha's br Cleveland, pa
Commercial br do ...pb
Akron Bfanch.........pa
Hooking valley br, Ian pa
Summit Co. branch. pa
Toledo hranch... pa
Commercial br Toledo. pa
Exchsuge br Columbus pa
Franklin br do ....pa
Delaware br, Delaware. pa
Xenia branch at Xenia. pa
Chillicothe br, ChillicothePa
franklin br, Cincinnati. pa.
Mech. s. 1r. br, do pa
Dayton hr, at Dayton pa
Jeffers'n CO. br. Steubv epal
Madriver val. br, SPr'ld pa
Piqua branch..........pal
Miami br, Troy........pal
Norwalk branch.......Pal
Farmers br, Salem....Pal
Harrison br, Cadiz. .paI
Lorain br, Elyria......paI
Marietta br. Marietta. PAL
Mt. Pleasant br, Mt Pl'tpal
Portsmouth P br, Portsmthpal
Wayne Co. br. Wooster pal
Ross Co. br, Chillicothe pal
Knox Co. br, Mt Vernon pa
Belmont br, Bridgeport pal
Farmers br. Ripley. pal
do Mansfield. pa
Prehle Co. br. Eaton. pa
Portage Co. Sr, Ravennapal
Independent or State Stocl
Banks, viz:
City Bank OF Cleveland pal
City Bank of Columbus pa
Dayton Bank of Dayton pa
City bank Of Cincinnati. pa
Commercial bank do ..pal
BIZ Of Gesuga, p Painesv'e pal
West'n Reserve, w arr'npal
Canal Blk, Cleveland. pal
Franklin Biz. GAINESVILLE pal
Sandusky City bank. pa
Seneca Co. bank, Tifhnpal
Local Banks.
Bank of Wooster....70 dil
Bank of CirclevilIe. pal
Clinton Blk. of CoIumbuspal
Bafayette Blk. Cincinnatipal
Ohio Life & Trust Co. pal
Bank o Sandusky. 60 di.
Bank of Norwalk. -. 40 di,
Bank Of Massilon
Banks of which the charter
have expired or become
forfeited.
tBank of Cleveland....pa pal
ttCom. blk. of Lake Erie pa
Franklin BIZ. Columbuspal
#Bank of ChilIicothe....pal
*Com. blk. ofCincinnati pal
Franklin bank do ..pal
*Dayton bank. pal
/ Western Reserve.....paI
t Bank of Geauga.....pal
F & M Blk. SteubenVillepal
Columbiana bank......pal
/ Bank of Xenia. pal
Belmont Bank. pal
Mount Pleasant.......pal
Marietta.
GAINESVILLE ............pal
Muskingum
Com bank of Scioto. IS dis
Lancaster. di:
Farmers Blk. Canton 80 dis
Bank of Manhattan. go dis
Hamilton...........l0 dit
G,.lIa 9E IL.
Miami Exp. Co......40 di'
Bank of Cincinnati. -
Blk. Circleville( l648) rs di'
tBank of Cleveland, rede
ttCom'l blk Of Lake Erie,
*The new banks Of the 81
al, IL 80 l1
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
DYSPEPSIA OF 80 YEARS STSANDING, ,
CURED

Johnsville Montgomery CO. Jan. 3, l848.
F. Bennet-some four weeks since induced TO try
your yellow dock and sarsapaa for dysppsia had been
afflicted about 80 years, most part of the time unable to
any thing without suffering intensely from its effects
have used only bottle of your Invaluable med
cine and consider myself entirely cured solely by its
Can eat hearty meal, without the slightest ncon-
venience. Very truly yours,
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
Bank Note Table and Exchange List.


THE FREEMAN, FROM THE
'LAINDEALER.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Bank Of Erie. ........35 dis
Bank OF Lewistown...-
Penn Relief Notes. g dis
Pittsburgh do.....3 dis
/ lLehigh bank.
Lumbermen's........-
Northampton.
iSusquehaena Co. ......5 dis
IT'ville Del Bridge Co.
ITowanda bank.......-
IU. states bank .......40 dis
All other specie paying 2 dis
MARYLAND.
Balt&Ohio Rail Rd CO 5 dis
lCumberland bank. "a dis
Urbanna Banking Co. so dis
Mineral blk, Cumberl'd 5 dis
Bank of Maryland.
Bank of Salsbury....,-
City bank Of Baltimore
Caroline bank Denton
Harve de Grasse -. so dis
All otker specie paying par
MIcHIeAF.
Bank of River Raisen.-|
Michigan Insurance Co. par
Merchants blk, Jackson br'k
Oakland CO Bank. -. broke
Far and Mech. bank. par
State bank...........par
All other banks. .....uncer
Michigan State Scrip. IS dis
ST. Clair ............-
WISCONSIN,.
Insurance Checks. ...3 dis
MISSOURI.
Slate biz. and branches par
CANADA.
Solvent Banks. ....3 dis
NEW YORK.
Canal Bank Albany. 40 dis
Lewis county bank. ..par
Atlas bank. .25 dis
James bank. so dis
Oswego hank. so dis
Bank of Buffalo. so dis
Bank of Lyons ......25 dis
,Com'l bank Buffalo. i. 10 dis
Com'l bank Oswego. 10 dis
Farm & WINNERS bk.
lClinton CO. bank. k....l0 dis
w Waterville bank. 10 dis
Security Banks.
Bank of Rockport. 80 dis
St. Lawrence bank. rs dis
State bank Buffalo. rs dis
lSaten Hand bank. so dis
Tenth ward bank. .... fraud
All other specie paying
SIS and over......3 J prem
KENTUCKY.
All solvent banks. ..par
NEW JERSEY.
New Hope Del Bridgeco--
Plainfield bank.......-
All solvent banks. s.....par
vIRGINIA.
Bank of Norfolk. dis
4 bk Richm'd & br'nchl dis
N. w. BIZ, Whel'g do. par
Bank of the valley....l dis
Va bk Richm'n&br'ch dis
M. g. M. bk, Wheeling par
NEW ENGLAND.
All solvent banks. ..par
INDIANA.
Indiana state bank. IL dis
Indiana state script 40, 6pr
ct int....lO pr ct prem
Do I pr ct INT. 10 dis
ILLINOIS.
State blk & branches so dis
iShaWneetown .......75 dis
EXCHANGE.
Specie( (sellingrates, prem
Exe hange OH N. Y. u prem
" Buffalo,2 prem
smed by Ed. Glare,
redeemed by R. Hilliard.
me name have no connection
anized under the law Of last
fthe state bank; Geauga and
fooL hanbz
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
Fancy ArtigLgs

too numerous mention here together with arti-
css usually kept by druggists and grocers
In conclusion would briefly say that my drugs are
pure, and will warrant them to be Call and for
Yourself, and you shall be accommodated
Lower Sandusky, Nov. 25, l948.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
A REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMP-
TI0N

Mr.. Scovill: was taken with most distressing cough
and my lungs became diseased that bled in short
time SEVERAL QUARTS. was reduced SO low that all my
FRIEEps, and my PHYSICIANS, THOUGHT MUST DIE
WITH CoEsUSPTIoN My brother hearing ofthe remark
able cures made by DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
procured bottle, and before had taken onehaf Of it,
seemed go the very Of the disease. raised
a large quantity of phlegm and matter, and my cough
was stopped with charm. And by it's use
stored TO perfect health. GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn to and subscribed this 26h day of November.
l947 II. E. SPENCER.
Mayor Of the City Of Cincinnati.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
CHE A PER.

than any other goods offered to the community Let
those who doubt this just call upon and satisfy them
selves of the truth of the above; and though will
copy after 'thead- quarter" " and national salutes and
say will put dollars into the farmers pockets, we can
safely assure them, lat they dollars by examn-
ing goods aud prices and comparing ihemswh those
who have their houses filed from turet to CELLAR and
who have for the specal accommodation OF the pub
lie been compelled to enlarge their store rooms " But
and see! mind the wind work, gassing and
blowing, from head quarters '-as portion of our
New Stock has arrived and is opened and ready for
animation and SALE and more daily arriving; consisting of
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

of the newest latest styles and patterns of calicoes
gnghams lawns, de lanes, cambrcs, shawls, kerchie
bonnets. and general assortment of ladies' goods 10
which their particular attention is solicited.
MEMS GOODS.
consisting part superne broadcoths cheap that
is astonishing the sheep will longer consent to grow the
wool, cassmeres satnets, tweeds, and large amount
of summer goods all of which will be sold very cheap
Also, Groceries, consisting in part of coffee, sugar,
teas not imported direct from Nankn, by oursel but
still it is little better than gold leaf or "slver Leaf
Spices tobacco little better than " honey dew, and
will be sold at one price till the whole is gone; &c.
Hardware, nails, glass, knives forks, queens-ware'
wooden ware tubs, churns pals and numerous other
articles which would require whole side ola newspaper
TO enumerae all of which will and must be soldfor cash
or approved trade, prices to make g old corners"
trembie and government stores, and head quar-
sers quake like ducks OF frosty morning.
CASH! CASH.!
Will be paid for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
SLAVES, which wanted immediately We also
want Two Hundred Thousand feet of Black Walnut
Lumber, from inches in thickness for which the
highest market price will be paid in cash. Persons wish
ing to make contracts for delivery of lumber do
so by calling at the store in the franklin block.
JOHN WHYLER.
Lower Sandusky, April s, 164a.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
Revolution i'm Sandusky!
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITIONS
FIRST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS

The subscriber from the eastern cities
where he has been spending tine, in purchasing
stock of goods, expressly for the Sandusky marke
and he happy inform the public, generally that he
in selecting assortment such is rarely
seen in this section of the state: and they will be sold
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
8 8 8 8
Dr. Brarb's amrriran 1prartirr.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

4 most Valuable and highly approved Medical
aOork; being the Scientific system Of Medicine,
on Botanic Principles complete IN one Uolgme
of JetVeen eight and aaine hundred pages, Nth
nearly 200 engraOings.
No family should be without this valuable work, en-
bracing does the of medical and surgical
science hid for ages in pondrous volumes, less
in language unknown to the mass of the people, but
here in this work. forth in clear. plain, and con-
densed style, that all may read and understand for
themselves. Sold by &. X. McCULLOCH,
Lower Sandusky.
Also at every county seat in eastern Ohio.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS. PAINTS,

Pertunasries, Dye St,gs Brushes, ConJectionariss,
Groceries, such Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, Tea, To-
bacco, candles fish, powder, lead, &c. with great
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14

thank of Cleveland, redeemed by Ed Glare,
ttCom'l bk Of Lake Erie, redeemed BY R. Hilliard.
*The new banks Of the same name have connection
with these banks.
*"Those banks re-organized under the law Of last
winter-Xena branch the state bank; Geauga anc
Western Reserve as state stock banks.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14
THE NEW
SANDUSKY DRUG STORE.

DR.. o. H. P, Sheets having recently purchased a
large assortment of pure and unadulterated drugs in
the market such used in the
try, he hopes receive share of the patronage Of the
Surrounding physicians and the public by the cheapness
and purity of his drugs He warrant that if once
tested they will need no further recommendation. His
establishment consists of
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14

FROM THE HON. JUDGE WILLIAM BURKE,
Late Postmaster of Cincinnati for more than
tWerty years.
The statement of Justice Finch is entitled to the full
lest confidence of the public. fully corroborate
what he has said having used the medicine myself with
the most decided benefit. WILLIAM BURKE.
CINcINNArI, August ~, i845.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-04-14

CORRECTED WEEKLY FREEMAN, FROM THE
CLEVELAND PLAINDEALER.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-14

Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
toeek ending December IL, lS49, and bearing date
December IL, lS49.
Edward Briefly, of Lowell, Mass.-For improve
ment in Apparatus for Dyeing
John T. Brown and Moses Fuller, of Midwife,
Georgia.-For improvement in Brick presses.
Abel Gardner, of Buffalo, N. Y.-For improve
mcnt in Apparatus for Bending Hames.
Asa Greenwood, of Marlboro, N. H.-For inn
provement in machinery for turning Clothes-pins
Lewis M. Hartley, of Kensington, Penn.-For
Doube-bolt Trick lock.
Edwin A. Jeffery, of Corning, N. Y.-For inn
provement in packing Pump pistons.
Alfred jerks, of Bridesburgh, Penn.-For inn
provement in the mode of changing the gearing of
Drawing heads while in motion.
Moses Marshall, of Lowell, Mass.-For improve
ment in Looms for weaving figured fabrics
John Moulton, of Ossipee, N. H.-For improve
ment in Bedstead Fastenings.
Isaac Munden of Allegheny city, Penn.--For
improvements in machinery for preparing Hubs
for Boxes.
William E. Nichols, of East Haddan, Conn.-For
improvement in machinery for making Cord.
Gibson North, of Philadelphia, Penn.-For i'm.
provement in making Tin boilers for Cooking
stoves, with cast iron bottoms.
J. Parsons Owen, Of Norwalk, Ohio.-For i'm
provement in Bedstead Fastenings.
Alonzo d. Perry, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in Faucet breach Guns.
Harvey w Sabin, of Reeds Corners, N. Y.-For
improved apparatus for Drawing water from wells
Albert G. Stafford, of Boston, Mass.-For inn
provements in Selfacting Car couplings.
David Vaughan, of ReInsen, N. Y.--For inn
provement in machinery for Jointing Slaves.
Joseph Vaughan, jr., Of Union, Mane.-For inn
proved machine for Grinding or Polishing tools
Harry A. Wills, of Kcesvile, N. Y.-For inn
provements in operating the hammers Of Spike
machines.
Designs.
Joseph G.. Lamb and Conrad Harris, of Cincin.
natl, 0hio-For Designs for Stoves.
Additional improvements.
Joseph w Briggs, of Cleveland Oho.--For i'm
provoment in Harness Saddles. Patented June ~,
iSf9. Improvement added Dec IL, 1919.
Post Once Operations.
The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices for the week ending De-
cember 3, S49:
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BRowN's election" Mr.. JACOB THoMP-
SON was "deeply mortified by what had
occurred, and was glad that the develop
ments had been made" Mr.. VENABLE
said he had been deceived. Mr.. KAuF-
MAN charged Mr.. Brown with "dupl-
city" These are all good and true Demo
Gratis who had voted for Mr.. Brown
These and others were alike rejoiced that
the exposure had been made before an
election was effected. Was it not admis-
slble in the Wings to be glad too at the
failure of plot which overwhelmed so
many of Mr.. BRowN's political friends
with shame friends who had voted for
him and urged his election Might they
not &" chuckle" over the failure Of plot,
without relishing the dismay Of innocent
parties 1t is SANDER against the Wing
party to accuse them of taking pleasure in
the shame of gentlemen who announce
that they had barely escaped " load of
obloquy''-that they had been duped, de-
ceived, and decoyed into a position which
had nigh humbled their pride. The Union,
in the same article, gloats over the glori-
Gus confusion" of the Wings. The confu-
sion Of the Democracy was an "inglorious
one" which we shall enjoy and shout
over when our sympathies are sunk to the
depravity of making merry over the tor
ture of honest minds, or the degradation
of respectable names.
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TIL Z RE p u B Lie.
WASHIN GT0N:
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER "A, ls4s.
Congress-.

twill be seen, from our Congressional
summary, that there is yet no organiza-
ton of the House of Representatives. We
lament TO notice the excitement which is
growing out of this condition of affairs.
There have been developments of nature
to produce feeling, and tax the patience
and forbearance of members. But it should
be borne in mind that the obligations to
calmness are greater as the provocatives
to disturbance increase. We were glad
to perceive that, at the adjournment, there
was less feeling than there had been at an
earlier part of the day.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-14
THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
THURSDAY, December 10, 1919.
SENATE.

MIR. MASON asked leave TO withdraw from the
files the papers of Col. David Morgan, of Virginia
Mr.. UPHAM asked if the case had ever been
ported upon adversey fit were, he was opposed to
the papers being withdrawn.
Mr.. STURGEON had been informed that the pa
pers already withdrawn from the files, and
then
On motion of Mr. BRADBURY, shortly after
wards,
The Senate adjourned.
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DISCONTINUED.
Borryman's, Putnam county, Georgia.
StrOud's Creek. Chambers county, Alabama.
NAMES CHANGED.
Jay, Franklin county, Mo.--name changed 10
clay Bridge"
Inglc's Ferry, Pulaski county, vrginia--name
changed 10 Lovely Mount"
Russellville Marshall county, Missisppi-name
changed TO "Iiarry Hill"
Harrisburgh Van Buren, county, Iowa-name
changed 10 "Utica."
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-14

The FRENCH SHIP AusTERLITZ The examina-
ton, at New Orleans, of the mates and crew of this
vessel, a charge of mutiny at sea, has resulted
in the total abandonment of that charge, and the
committal of four scamen on the charge Of inter
fering when the captain about 10 fog the cook.
The crew put short allowance when
about half the passage was completed. Soon after,
in stress Of weather, large quantity Of cargo
thrown overheard, consisting chiefly of casks Of
wine. The crew burst open some of the casks,
and, drinking on empty stomachs, became come
what unruly. This was about the substance Of the
difficulty.
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The Cuuard line steamer CANADA, Capt IIaJ-
son, left the wharf at noon for Halifax and Liver
pool. She takes out a large mail S695 IN specie,
AID eighty passengers, two Of whom are for Hall
fax. Among the passengers We notice the name
Of Hon. Mr. Grey and lady, Of Canandaigna Hon.
Mr.. Judd, and his associates from the Sandwich
Islands,-N. u Com Adu., I2h
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-14

DfsrRrnUTfoN OF PIcTuREs The American Art
Onion will distribute their paintings, statuary and
prints on the evening Of the 2lst. Nearly 400 pic
turcs hnvc been purchascd, bat the various article
10 be distributed will number about 900. More
than 1000 subscriptions have been received.
". v JOpp. Commerce.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-14

CONSTITUTION OF NIRGINIA.-ln the House of Del
egates of Virginia last week resolution was adopted
for the appointment of select committee of thr-
teen, to inquire into the expediency of reporting
bill, calling convention for the revision of the
stitution of the State, and for apportonment Of
representation
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-12-14

NATURAL BRIBGE IL VIRGISIA.-Thc Lexington
Valley Star, of December 6, says that two-thirds
Of this property was sold under decree Of Rock
bridge superior court, on Monday last, TO Colonel
Wooten Of Henry county, (the owner of the other
third \ for the sum Of $1,000
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GREPoRrED FOR THE REPuBLIc.l
List of Patents

AT twenty minutes TO hive O'Clock the House
journed.
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until to- morrow, II o'clock, a. m
Commission on Claims against Mexico.

The cases of the schooner Eclipse and of Rhoda
MacRae were decided 10 be valid claims--thc
amount, in each, to be hereafter awarded.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-13
PROSPECTUS
THE REPUBLIC.

The undersigned will on the 18th day Of June
inst, begin the publication in the city of Washing
ton OF daily Wing Administration paper, 10 be
called IRE REPUBLIc, the editorial supervision
and management of which will be committed TO
the exclusive care of ALEXANDER {. BULIIrr and
JOHN o. SARGENT.
HE REPUBLic will give TO the principles up
on which General TAYLOR came into power cor
DIAL Jealous, and constant support. 1t will be
faithful record of the times; il will discuss public
measures IN an impartial and independent spirit
It VIII be vehicle of the latest and most authen-
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newspaper, devoted 10 the hberalizns and progress
sive doctrines which prevailed in the late Presi-
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oped IN the wants of agriculture, commerce, and
manufactures, and to the cause of literature sci
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ly 10 the people about whatever it concerns them
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On the l4th OF June the first number of the TRr-
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mence the publication of the WEEKLY REPuBLrc.
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the most interesting and important matter of the
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-13

O. Hammock & Co. 203 Lake St. Chicago. are
constantly receiving al knde of Printing. Writing
and Wrapping Paper from Eastern manufactures.
eff the best qualities, which they viii sell AT East
ern wholesale prices. They have also on hand
large assortment OF Printers Cards of all sizes and
qualities which they offer for sale at extremely
low rates They viii supply Printers with type.
Cases. Stands Chases. Rules, Furniture, &c as
cheap as the same articles can be purchased in
New York or Boston. They are also agents for
McCrarys Printing Inks
PRINTING PAPER, from the well known
mil of Younglove. Hoyt & Co. Cleveland, of all
sizes and IN any quantity. This Paper Is noted
Tor its whiteness and beauty. Printers and pub
fishers Of Newspapers supplied constantly with
Paper Of any size and at all seasons of the year.
book Paper OF good qualities from the best mills
- New England, for sale in any quantity and al
low prices.
WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS
o. every description constantly on hand and for
sale cheap.
PERKINS PRINTING CARDS of all sizes and
eolors, IN packs or sheets, from the mandatory
9. / L Perkins, Boston, constantly on hand
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-13
E4aRad Sg arraRats.

! k4aRBi Warrants.
I'd EK<oAS who have purchased 40 acre War
* ra2ts: sf me- are notified that 100 Patents for
them hs:e lFast been received at the Land Office
ready fer de,5ver:s. A large lot of Warrants for
40 and 5uzacres: on hand and for sale at the low
est mar=et prices. All Warranted genuine.
= CHARLES F. LEGATE.
Office n@xt door 10 the Land Office.
: Mineral Point June 24th lS49. 80 #
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-13

n Ii persons are hereby notified not to tres
80 pass, mine, or dig upon the following lands
without the written consent OF permission of the
owner-East of n w ! See s, Township s.
Range 2 East
also, N E ! of S E / Sec 6, Township a,
Range 3 East, without the written consent of the
owner, or JOHN MUSGROVE, .4,ena.
And further notice is hereby given, that l for
bid any and all persons FROM buying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct, 27th 1913