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h. II. Davis,
Marta cturer and Dea

Marta cturer and Dealer, in
HATS, Jas, AND UMBRr,! LAS,
Baltimore Street, 9 doors East Of the Bridge
BALTIMORE, MD.
For the very liberal patronage Of his friends
and the public o.Ceci county, he returns his
sincere thanks, anc invites u continuance of
their kind favors, pledgirg himself, always to
try and do them justice. His stock uf goods Is
complete, embrac ng. perhaps tho greatest yari.
ETY. ofsummer Hats in the City, and at every
price from ~ cts. to IS. Look u your interest
and give him call before buying elsewhere.
june SIM
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING F!

E>1SHER A. WHITE, respectfully announces
~ to the citizens ofCecil county, that he has
opened a superior lot Of Clothing in EIkton, at
the Store House opposite Johnson's Hotel
Goats, Vests, Pantaloons, SC of the latest style,
and OF superior finish, always on hand. Also,
ders, at very moderate prices. A full suit Of
Summer apparel can DO had for $3.50 Come
and see.
DCigars and Tobacco, oftlle best qnality,
always on hand.
Elkton, May l9-3m.
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\ Vanton Maltines, for sale By
. may BRowN McINrIRE.
This IS to Give Notice: that the On

This IS to Give Notice; that the su b
scriber Of Cecil county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court ofsaid county, letters of admin.
istrat'on on the personal ate Of Geo w. Tlomp
son, late of said county DECEASED. All persons
having claims against the said deceased. arc
hereby warned to exhibit tho s.mc With the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated on or leforo
the 18th day of April, 1850; they NAV other >
wise by law; be excluded from oil benefit of ga id
estate All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under my haad this 18th
day Of May Of ls49.
EDWARD T. TARRING, Admir-
May 18th 'A9-6w
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Tue cr.4rfmr ANoMosr SPLENDID AssoR THEN
OF "a les Az JEWElAY
IN PHILADELPHIA.
No. LEGlS La, MUS, Ne.
4,3 M,rket rect 4l3

A few dco-sa owe T .veI d. Ncc.a SIDE.
Has lust receive by late a. ys's, t.om the most
celeb. ed Ma c,.actliers Of Eu.oPe, magnih-
cent an, ~ ;c,.r4ly seie cted $50 tment Of
HsLp ,Np SILVER HA-chEs,
which he viii sell CHEAPER than any otllor cs-
tab,strnant in { o Ui:iLej States. Among Inc
assortment w;i 1t 10 nd
Gold Levc.s, Is !. eeses, - jewd $50
Silver Leve,s $, e = iswelied, 10
Gold rEpnes, is l.. taaes, jawd, -
Silver i'Erincs: iewcl'ed, ~ Am
" Quarter ,iatci,:s, 40 wv
Silver Tea SPOONS, equal 10 coin. per set. 4'So
% ''esset, w"
Table, ''uo
Together with sp'cad;a assortment Of Chas.e
anu I.,c,, jewrlfy, sc. &c.,
Con CgA'Ns OF various styles, from the best
ManutaC rress.
!; please preserve tl,;s advertisement: apd
cal at LEWIS Lhb MSS,
No. ais Market Street, above Eleventh,
North Side. .,,,
U have Gold and Silver Levers still!
CHEAPER than the abovo prices. IT. liberal
discount made TO thu trade.
l.il I~sas
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June 10th '39--6w.
This is 10 Give Notice; That the

II 10 10 10 CIV IVOtI~C, TIT tI1C
suL.cr,bsr f Cecil county halh obtained
from he Orphans Court OF said county. lei
tsSs of Administration OH the personal estate
Of james hawrcnson late Of said county,
decd, All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhib-
it the same with the vouchers thereof, duly
authentic. 4, on Or before the ooh day Of
April. 1850, they may Otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re
qaested TO make immediate payment to the
subscriber. Given under my hand this 10Th
day of June ls49
THOS. E. CLAYTON, Admr.
June 16 'A9-Sw.
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CABINET WA2 ROOM
In Elktoe ~
Ma -sl,bank a. antWesl.

'NHE undersigned + We established
themselves in l.lkton, at he shop in "IHs
HcUow," formerly occu led by Mr.. Sim
mons. where they purrTe preparing to
orde-. and keeping tn "e7d all kinds Of
Cabinet FURNITURE.
Having lear:.ed The business in ono
he large cities, they have brought witG
hSn all the arts Of the trade, and are
prepared to rnaka the best articles. as wei
as the chcares. and as they do their work
themselves, and are under but light ex.
pc sss. hey csa afford to sci al lower
pri, es .han 4 e city shops.
In shori every article i'll their line, no
matter how 81 I;:h or costly. or whether
&c ii Rose,sood Mahogany, Cherry
To- colIl'dor pine.
rncv via =" AJAX collins ofa'i Kinds
arr, .,,er, Funerals,
v.srcye, ,he'r sf.yjrrs ray be required
P,rso.s e.s cling IL 'l'ufc ''om hem
insy re-, -r"i. 'iaviIM i well made and
Of eooL s.,a,e ais.
ROBERT n AES;!BANK.
MA-"'rHEW CANTWELL.
t.',.on June 9Th d.
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New Castle and F.enchtown Ea,l Road and
Steamboat Line, )wiIl ease arrive .. he French
town Depot at o.. A.P. N, ,ndays e.
copied
N. B. 'asse: 90. will purchase .!leir ticket 8
for Bait OF Phliid. d. the F'reurntown Ticket
office l''eiore going on Board the Steam Boat
o. taking t.Icr scat in the Cars.)
Fare 10 Phil. Sl25
do Baltimore $3.50
Freight on Merchandise, Carriages, or Hor-
"a mast be p;id at The Office before going on
Bourd. VIM. s. BARR.
Agt. ior Co
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JACOB LADONsUS,


SAV MA hhEt 81 KEEL.
Below Eighth, South side, PuILApELPniA,
Is constantly receiving from ali the best Manu-
iactnrers Of Europe, every sryie Of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES.
ITRcad this advertisement cut it out Of
the paper put il in y6.'r pocket. and call the
first time You visit tie erFy. Among the assert
ment will he found
Gold Levers, ISL cases, full ieweled, $40
i.ilver Levers full jewelir~i Is
Gold i'Epines, lsk. cas's. jewclled, IS
Silver l'Epinrs, iewellc 10
do Quart Watch; 4toSl0
Silver Tea Spoons equal to coin, per set -
DO u 1T do do do do 10 90
do Iaa'e do do do do Is 90
Together with splendid assortment Of Chaste
and Rich Jew.'rv, &c. &c.
Gold Chains Of every va.icty and pattern at a
slight advM.cs upon tho ur,g,rsl cost Examine
them by ell mt ms.
NFThe Trade iii. % supplied upon the
most advantageous tsr,,.r
J. LADOMUS.
No s46 MARKET Street below H;sAth; South
side, Philadelphia.
ApIi2l4.9
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DIED..

III this town Yesterday morning, about
6'o'clock A. NJ. after a lingering illness
Capt. SAMUEL w. STABLES, in the 45.h
year Of his age. His friends, and the pub
tic generally are invited to attend his
funeral, this day Saturday at two
O'Clock P. M. precisely.
On the 23rd inst, ROBERT LLOYD, aged
10 months. son OF the Rev R. L. Golts-
borough Of this town.
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TAILORING

NX7ILLIs 3UTTER, who for some years
w has lecr IN tlsiness in the city of Balti-
more, res?oc,f lily informs his 'rirhds and the
pubic that he has opeaed shop i'll EIk'on, IN
the "ELKt RON BAzAAR," nearly opposite the
Court Housc, where he is prepared to make all
kinds of clothing u order, in the bcsf an most
uirabIe manner. All garments warranted t.
d, or :hey will ta retained IA The shop and 9th
r 10th supr'ie''.
E.hton, \ .y 18th '49
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MARRIED..

At Lock Haven, Lycoming County,
Pa. on the 30,h ofMay, by Rev. Mr.. Her
born, James M Cummings, Of Lycoming
county, to Miss Augusta H. Savia, daug h
ter of Thomas L. Savin, Esq. formerly
Of Cecil coantv, Md.
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NOTICE.

The Orphans Court Of Cecil count,
hold their stated meetings OF the End
Tuesdays of February, April, June Az
u.s., October and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Re
April 19!h 1876
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Old Town Races.

A Saddle and Bride will be run for on
the Old Town Course on the 4th dav of
July next; free for all horses to enter. Dis
lance 600 yards. JACOB GIBSON,
Juna 23-2w. Proprietor.
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Maryland Lotteries for June

FR.IES! t.tiZES' P"iLEo!
SCI BY ID. P.2INEa 60
Bel Air Class 20, s25 900 sell. TO Baltimore
Md.
HoE:ware, class 90, ~ 600 ser. % p',i'adela
Gland Console i, cins. q. y GG,0J0, STINT
TO N. York, se5, OGu . Ricl.;nolit ii, az 500 10
Providence, Al. ! - share ofSl2, 500 ono
Baltimore and oas o CiIr.n,atI
Scsquelanna, class y, whole 40, zoe ssht -
Baltimore.
Maryland Consolidate, $24 900 STARE sent 10
n. Cork, AID sHerc 10 Baltimore.
Maryland consc. dated, class II, $4,000 sent
to Philadelphia.
Grand .. solidatcd, class "a, $50 900 sent 10
New York, $50 900 share TO Philadelphia, 49,
600 whole ,o Washington.
Maryland Consolidated, class IS, $s6 ,ooc sent
to Philadslphia'
Grand Consolidated, class "a, $4,000 share
sent to Boston, two quarters OF $4,000 sent 70
Washington, and two quarters Of $4,000 seat IN
one parh &c to Batimar.
All oruoa 'or Package or Tickets, will Be
rromL -iy attcn led TO- Aia:ess
ID. PAlvE & CO.. Managers.
JuLe 2, '49 Wilmington, DEL
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DAPE* Fine cap, post and small note pa
l. per, also Enve lopes waters, &c for sa lie by
may BROWN & MCINTYRE
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vS'Ot ice.

Tho C,,Nrs Aiss,oners Of Cecil county will meet
at their tGlcr in the Court House, Tuss'i,y the
18th dav' e Jui.e reAt, TO make their annual aps
pont,r,. r., and tra!s,ct such other business as
may come Ore Item.
PC RICKETTS,, elk.
May I9th-tm CSmrs Cecil 20.
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CHAIRS
MARSHHANK K ChN'W FL keep
constantly on han g, neral ASSORTMENT
Of Chairs oftae YER, Aest quality and la
test styles, and at az loves! lates. Call
and examine their assortment They
cannot be surpassed,
June 2 '49.
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niAPERs.-B'cache and unbeaci,ed jacquard
ODiapers to- tables and counterpaincs, JUS.
received by BRowN ElcIsrR,E.
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r MEN LUSTRES.-Green, blue, e n
grey. gust received and for sale by
MAJ 10 Is. + MAY.
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ENiNE DRESS GOODS.-A lot of handsou
a Silk Tissues and Barazes, Just receive
from New York and for sale by
April 7, az. B@owN & McIn31..
Delaware Lotteries for June
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This is 10 Give Notice; That he
subscriber OF Cecil county ha.h obtained
from the Orphans Cour, of said county, le
,ers of Administration on the personal estate
of Ebenezer W. Nowland, late Of said coun
y, decd. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof,
duly authenticated, on Or before the 4,h day
of June 1850, they may otherwise, by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
uues,sd 10 make immediate payment I" the
subscriber. Given under my hand ,hi, 10Th
day Of June 1919.
CALEB REYNOLDS, Admir-.
June16, 49-6w
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Hyson. Young Hy.on, and
Black Tea, from Jenkins & Co.. for sale by
may BROWN g. MCINTYRE
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.lNEG AR.-Best Picking Vinegar, OH han
' and for sale, by the gallon or barrel.
mug ~, VIM, PELL.
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rUANO.-I. z. A. g. S. aLLEN, I sourH
" WH.svEs, Phla delphia, Eea,ers in Guano
fire NV repaired g supply PERUVIAN and
FAgAGoNiA GrASo in ,9ts 20 suit purchasers.
Il l;ts raj ned uctcn made 10 purchasers
1--WE riy Tons Tnd rwar d. Marcl I'm
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Goods; with prices annexed.
Cloths. French, English and
american, from 81 90 to IS 90 I'D.
Cusslmcres, French, English,
and american IS 275
Cassnetts, plain and plaid rs IS
Drilling white, brown and cold 10 d
Plaid, striped and mixed goods
Tor pantaloons 10 40
Vc7:ings, blk satin, fg'd silk,
and cotton, IS 375
Silks, plain, changeable, strip
ed and plaid 40 so
Barages, blue, scarlet, pink,
mode and 6g'd u l-2 60 l-2
Mouslin de lalnes, plain, satin
striped, and 6g'd IL l-2 so
LustEes, silk and linen, and lin
en- and cotton 90 10
Lawns, French embroidered,
Striped, and plaid, IL 70 81 l-2
Ginghams, Scotch, !ie..rh End
.ftnsrican 10 IS
ipacas, DIX, and mode COOS 81 81
Prints, En- III and American II
Mrslins, striped md fy'd, for
dress; II G2
Domci'l &c Muslins, mJl'd and
Die chCd IL
Cold Cambiic's I2l-2
Bed Ii, h'og fom 6 Id to co cts Canton fan
nols, I, - -, Woollcn do, - to 62 II cts,
jacquard diapers, % 10 %, Linen Checks for
1Uys pats, % 70 g; Cotton do. u to l6, Cash,
10 10 -, Scotch diapers, - to l6, BurIapS and
tow .'lcns, IL to IS, Sill, KS. 25 to 81 Is,
Linen Cambria do. l. 10 SO; Sh.wis, is 3-4 10
Sc So
Waite Coos, Camhilrs, la,.omc:ts, MALL
Swlss, book musiins, aud acts, :ssor cd. Trim
n'ngs, rrngcs, Gmps, Brai!! t.o.Ls, Buttons,
sc, &c.
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B. F. LAY.
AT THE OLD STAND.
Opposite the Court House,

Offers to the public the following catalogue Of
Goods; with prices annexed.
Cloths. French, English and
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FIRE BoaRDPRLNTS-Ab beautiful as
Il sortment IS arole BROWN NIGHTTIME
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Notice tC Travellers

Ass Persons who are de-
tDS-.ih3%1,ae-~ sirors to take passage
YkzlSi:aa -, r51Hsl 10 Raiti lore or Phila-
T. al w.
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The Mines of California Gutdcne.
FAME WATCHES ANB iEwELRY.
The T. lamond City Of Philadelphia Still
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TIN WARE IM.aNUFACTORY,
SAMUEL POWELL s. co,
No. s Market Street, below Water,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

ENLARGED ERIE CANAL.-ThcC Canal Com
missloners have established tile dimensions
of the Canal bel en- the Guard Lock below
Pejdleton. nt the Touawnuda Creek AT one
hundred iret wide and eight feet deep. The
Lochport Courier says the prosecution of the
work upon this portion ofthe Enlarged Canal
has been delayed on account of the time neces-
sarily occnned IN making the drafts and IS
trates OF ihe capacity required for passing
avoume OF water through the Mountain K Ridge,
sufficient 10 feed the Canal To Montezumas
That estimate has been completed. aud an
able report submitted to the Canal Board by
M. TRACY. special Engineer to whom that
service was assigned and the Commissioners
satisfied with the correctness Of his cacuia
lions, adopted his recommendation to fix d.
mensions of the Canal as above.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
CHEAP POSTAGE.

The friends of cheap postage in the Eastern
States are making laudabe effort TO obtain re-
duction the present of postage at the next
session OF Congress 1t is quite desirable that the
riends of this measure in the west. put shoulder
to the wheel and that there be harmonious actor
lpon the subject. The main difference that az
pears 10 exist in the minds of the people at pres
ent with regard TO cheap postage, is the allowing
newspapers TO 90 free for a certain distance from
the Office of publication. 1t is argued by many
that il is not just to make person pay postage on
a paper sent one hundred miles, if those who live
within 80 miles of the office OF publication are per-
mitted TO receive theirs free. II is argued on the
other hand AID we think with quite as much rea-
son, that it is still more unjust TO make man pay
as much postage on a small sized paper when sent
but FIVE or ten miles, as his neighbor has 10 paw
on larger one which is perhaps conveyed as ma
ny hundred miles There appears to be much dit
fcmlty in hitting upon a plan that will operate
equally just upon all, yet hope that something
VIII be done by Congress at early day that will
meet the wishes of majority.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN

y his body held its Fortieth anniversary, the | ;
OF September, 1919 at Pittsfeld Mass Hon. III,
odoTe FTelinghuyson, Pres in the chair.
Inc Treasures report gives the total ofexpend
lures tor the year at S26341S and the total rect
at s29l sos, of which s44O5O for the lqdatior
Of the deot of the board The debt last year wa.
so9,So9; me balance of debt therefore is Sl6 $40
The debt OF this year is Sl5,763 The whole pre-
sent Indebtedness OF the board is S3l SOB
he annual sermon was preached by Dr. Cox
OF Brooklyn, from the 9th verse of the 9TH chap
ter OF Daniel. The discourse was two hours in
length Yet was listened to with great interest and
attention The question ofslavery which has long
agltated the board likely to be settled salts
factory 10 the reasonable of both parties. AS an
evidence OF this we notice that the Independent,
strong Anti-slavery paper, and the New York Oh
server, which has been somewhat distinguished for
opposition to the aboitionists-both express great
satisfaction at the result of the action taken upon
this subject.
Eleven returned missionaries of the board were
present, which circumstance greatly enhanced The
interest OF the meeting
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

Death OF CAPT BLAKE.-This veteran sailor.
who has bsen on the Lakes since 1918 and IS y eli
known as an able commander, died at the Ameri-
can House last evening, between and clock,
lie was taken with the cholera on the St. Louis.
on her "Trip 10 chicago last week, and when she
stopred here on her way to that CITY was 80 mn
veil that It was not thought proper to move HIN,
During the time the -. Louis lay at Chicago he
renamed or board and on her return last Satur-
day night was taken to the American. and reca:-
we'd every possible attention and the most skiI,.l
medical care. bit all means used were of no avail.
The strong frame Of the veteran yielded to the dis.
ease. His son was with him through his sickness
ana TWO daughters VINO reside at Waukesha came
IN and were present at his death
The flags OF the shipping in our harbor are dis
played al halt-masr a token Of rnourn;uo for
Capt Blake-Ai. Has. Get 10.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

RIeIL4ND CovNrY.-'Fhe fertility of the
soil, snd valuable timber in this County, ap-
pears u he attracting enterprising settlers from
various parts of the country. We are inform
ed tIs'i curing the past summer, there has
been quite an emigration that way, and at the
mouth Of Willow River, fright smart
town IS already built up, called ..RICHLAND
CITY" An effort is about to be made to
have a Post Office established there, which.
we trust. viii be granted. as the citizens Of
that place have at present to go miles for
!ettetS, papers, &c. Nearly two hundred in
hahi1ant2 would be accommodated by Post
Odic$ at Richland City, and there are those
who are willing TO attend to the transmission
Of ti3e mail without making it a tax upon the
Department. 1t certainly should be attended
TO- People who have a desire to obtain news.
shoo:d have the privilege, without going 10
miles foe it.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

TAy LIsT.-We would advise our readers
who fave lands Ia this county, to examine
wei the ist Of those sold for Taxes in $40.
which IS published on our last page. By so
dolngIt may save trouble hereafter, as we are
informed that in some instances lands are in
e!uded in this List where the taxes have been
previously paid for that year, and the owners
hold The Collectors receipts. We are also
Informed shat in some instances, lands are in
cluded ia this List that have been heretofore
redeemed
PesSons who pay Taxes should be very
careful +. preserve their receipts, for future
reference
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

M1cHIGAN LocoFocoIsM-The Michigan Lo-
coloco State Convention have kicked up" quite
i muss
1t seems that Robert Nc Clelanl was the real
choice of the delegates rs their candidate for Gov
Gen. Cass opposed to him but the sixth
informal ballot McCleand received 6Svotes, Farms
worth 40, and Barry !, whereupon a formal yiUa
U0ce vote was demanded and granted-and then the
Castles dropped FarnswOrth ana united on Barry:
giving Barry 90 votes and NcCl-lland 80.
BY ballot NlcClelland was nominated, but the
tyranny Of a ri0a Uoce vote, defeated him.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

NIEFLIS FIoUR.-We received barrel OF
this excellent -four week or two since, but
happening to be so fortunate as to have lit
tie on hand, we did not open this until few
days SINCE, and we are now prepared to speak
OF IT'S quality. 1t is an article superior to any
other Hour we have seen in this market. II
this IS no more than fair specimen of the
-four from those Mills, we would advise our
readers, when they wish to buy flour, to in
quire for The Mifflin Flour.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19

The Shullsburg Telegraph in speaking of the
resolutions adopted by the Democratic state con-
yention, saws:
Indeed the resolutions passed are too conserva-
tive TO meet entire appreciation; but so far as
they so 1t is only those questions which
form no part of the democratic creed"
There being several resolutions there which
form no part OF what has heretofore been the dem
ocratc creed, would ask the Editor which he
ailudes to- that the people may know upon what
they have right to think, without consulting
him
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
BOOKSi BOOKS!

xyzTEs~ SRUST received at the Mineral
sl.Ey - Point Book Store, general as
eSzzA-xy sortment of Books and Stationary
among which may be found the following:
Gold Mines of the ella,
Macaulys History of England,
Fremonts Exploring Expedition,
Washington and his Generals, by Headly,
Napoleon and his Marshals, by Headly,
Ieadlys Sacred Mountains,
Do. Letters from Italy and the Alps,
Dowlngs History of Romanism
Lamartines History OF the Girondists,
Prescotts Ferdinand and Isabella,
Worcesters Dictionary,
Poetical works of Byron, Burns, Iemans, Pope,
Cowper and Shelly,
Shakespeare works, SCOTS Bible
And general assortment of School Books and
Stationary all of which will be sold extremely
low for Cash JOS SMITH.
Mineral Point, Aug. 80, 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
THE ORIGIN OF THE LONDON VEGETA-
BILE Bill LAL-S oil I y

These pills were invented by the Royal College
OF Pharmacy IN London. They have been used
IN the British Hospitals for the last fifteen wears.
and by the Army aud Navy Surgeons in the Brit
ish East Indies. Iii now several years since the
Propretors had their history from a member Of
the above named College and from whom they
obtained recipe TO prepare them. For the truth
OF this we pledge our honor. During the several
years we have used these pills III our practice yve
have lonnd them 10 be all that we recommend
and many time have grateful patients who have
experienced their efficacy, urged us to throw
supply of them before the people of this country.
which we have now concluded to do, though in
many places they have long been partially intro
duced
Sold Wholesale and on agency By Dr. n. T
Cody at his American Agency office Waukegan
Ills Also on the same terms by DR.. r. D. Puord
at Mineral Point, and by agents Throughout, the
west ly4S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-10-19
MARYLAND ELECTION.
BALTtxoRE, Oct. 4-I14 p

DALTGEORE, Utt- 4-II3 7. VI.
In the eleventh Congressional District the
result Is very close, auJ undetermined. The
Loco Foco candidate IS probably elected. 10
the Vth, Evans, Wing, IS elected by about
five hundred majority
The Wings viii have majority of from
twelve to eighteen, positively, in the LeeisIa
ture, perhaps more thus enabling them 10
elect L, S. s .nator, in place Of Reverdy
Johnson. res gued to lake place in Gen. Tay-
l0rs Cabinet