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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10
The Mania for New Counties.

IN Inc House oil representatives 81 fIdr-
rlsburn, few days since. the wild, extra
vagsni demands for new Counties. was h,
of with decided effect. 10 a petition which
was gravely presented ard read ~ follows:
Emporium, April 4, 1867
To the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
Penney lvAnis. in General Assembly mss.
The memorial Of large and enthusias-
tic meeting. Consisting oi more than do
Zen, and comprising about all Inseres'ed,)
would Try to make your Honors believe,
the, they labor under terrible inconveni.
enes lor want Of q Couzr House in their
immediate ne'ghborhood. and therefore re,
quest you to make . new county seat a
Wdnt.to- Gro,r. in the county Of Love. Law;
comprising enough Of the adjacent coun.les
TO suit our views. There are welgh,y rea.
sons Why this petition should be granted
list. We want 10 dispose Of all unsold
town lots, aod 10 make those already sold
more valuable. I'd. There are many d,s.
appointed patriots here. dying with zeal to
serve their country. who have not We, Re
a'ised The fruits Of their honorable amb.
''o"' and would just oil the chair OF a'so'
c'a'e Judges. TO say nothing OF the Other
nice little county Offices ID. The farms
adjoining on most Of which We have mort
eage'. would ee more valuable an This
10 Just about the centre oi oil The country
foono aoou'. and sii the roads come IN
mere ana END here. 9th. 4 line drawn OF
= 'ao'os OF 'en miles al around our bo'-
'oen, VIA tooS eo's !" any direction.
"ou'o "sse one On the eece't little eounties
~ '"s "o''' ."o e""'os" +" m'sn' e'Sns-
WV '"e o'"e' ''""''es' ye' '"e 'eea' MAXI"
'S' zero e0e'yo mo'o '0xeu'" so'eum ofvH"
"'"'ev"' Is 'o"" Do"1ey ss'' "ne" ne
'a"ceo among inc cncsens' ana oes'des'
p""''c oP'"'o" 'ean' '"'s way a"d ae gus
''oos ~" G." d''pat'"ds"-'lnsre Is
'o'.'e " 10 "..e "'" - " ~ "''e' " go
:" o''''' 81" II our eo'"'y'.'A' was "''e.
We ''o''o "a'e ~ ''' 'e" ''oS a""
~ ", 'ep'o"''" 'o'"''s' o'o''' o' '''-
S' '"'''' ' % "."oS 90 ''''''''"'"se'
u" 0'''' u nave harmony among ne'sn-
'". o"' e'e'y"'"S '"eo W ." '"e 'a"'
~ " '''' WV ''..' " "'''" ,o'"'
oo'''''''"'pa" a''o s' "'o"s s"o'e' nave
'ooen' ana oleo 10 VAN i'o" falo Alto to
California. The name Of our borough we
wish changed to GrabaIl,and the county to
be named Humbueiano. 7,h. Blu, should
s,l ,hsse ,e,son. o,ox. ;,s,f;.;.,, m r,,.
- -. ,,, .
"''o'"' 0'' "e 'e'es".eu "'Soo" u
pennsylvania, we respectfully ask Your
Honor. 10 create a Locomo,;v. Iud;c;,,x
consisting Of Gutta Percha Building on
Gum Elastic wheels. which shall 60 abou,
from week to week (af,er the fashion Of the
"f'e Fouor'e" 10 Eog'a"d') wherever '"ey
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

CLlxArE OF TExAs.-Talk Of the cli-
mate Of Texas being Italian! Why.
there's not fallen the first snow flake in
Middle and Western Texas for many
years, excepting upon the billy country
along the Rio Grande. During our win
ter jus, passed, sugar cane has not frosted.
fresh vegetables have continued abundant.
flower gardens have never donned their
foraI vestments, nor has the song Of Bull
bul ceased in oor eroves.-tHouston Ad-
yertieeP.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

A hundred dollars used to be charged
for passage between Cincinnati and New
OrIeans !: nov. Twelve dollars are slways
eroWled sf.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

TEAensas.-Ds. Chanuing has justly
said, that
The preseu. poor remuneration Of ia.
-trvciors is DARK omen, and the only rsa.
obstacle which the cause Of education has
OF contend With. We need for our schools
gifted men and women. worthy. by intell,-
gence and their moral power. to be en,rus.
led 70 natiOn's youth and 10 gain these
We mus' pay .hen literally, 90 well ss sc:
ford other proofs Of the consideration in
which ne hold lhem. In the presen, s:a,e
of the country, ~hen 50 many path, of
wealth and promotion ere opened. superior
men can no; be won to an Office 80 respon.
sibe aud laborious ss that Of teaching, with.
ou, stronger Inducements than are now OF.
tered. excep. in some Of our large cities.
The office Of instructor ough, to rank and
be recompensed As one Of the mos: hcnof.
able in socieiy."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10
Prejudice and Principle.

Wha, We mos, dsprecs,e 10 politics is
the syssem Of man worship so common
among the soadies aad hangers-on who
have no opinions of their own. They do
not look to the elevation and progression Of
Z principle, but. with them. every thing is
a personal prediction for men. They
vote according 10 their passions and pre-,
JUDGES, and can not be brough, to look
upon candidates as the exponenis and en-
bod,men,s Of principles. They can no,
view candidate as the representative Of
certain political ideas.
This servile mnn.worship may be wor.
thy Of those who live under a monarchical
government, but i. does not become repub.
lican America. The great distinguishing
characteristic of Democratic government
10 ,ha, ito people should think for them
selves. A republic in which majority
Of the citizens will not take the trouble to
form correc, opinions. can only continue
to exist BY accident, and that man who
merely votes from personal preference
without regard to principle or to the fitness
Of candidate. is not only Q dangerous
citizen, but in TACT libel upon our repub-
l,can institutions.
Democracy has higher and a holier
aim than 10 work for any one individual
alone. Ii looks 10 the welfare Of the whole
country. and to the success and triumph
Of ssns,ect political principles. Ito object
isssssvs seIfshness and sycophancy. 4
pSSd democrat cares first for the success
Of HE political faith. and looks 10 the eIe.
walton Of men in his party only as . means
Of good, and not as the end Of political Or
eanization. As to whom shall be the can.
dida,es Of his party he cares not. so that
they be good men and srue.-Bloomsburg
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

When once ln6deiiiy persuades men they
shall die like beasts. they will 5000 come TO
ire like beasts also.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

O.scOnteniment 10 . sin that Is its Own
punishment, and makes men torment them,
>e:ces.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10
Aspirations.


lwoun be stong!
Strong in the msjessy Of mental power.
S,eadiast alike when tempes,s round mo lower
Or astterers 'rosnd me throng.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10
4 Model Water.

4 contemporary tells The following rich
anccdote Of a wafer At one Of the New
York Hotels esly errived Hibernian
who WIS pressed into service one day
"a q hurry. to supply the place Of q more
expert one. who had been suddenly ,akeo
sick:
"Now. Barney" ssys mine hos., "mind
you serve every man with soup anyhow"
BE dad IN do that ssme." said the a'ers
Barney. Soup came on the start, and Bar.
ney. after helping all but one guest. came
upon the las. one. soup. sir p said
Barney. mo soup for me-" said the gent.
"Bui you must hnve ;,,'' said Barney. 81,
is the rules Of the house" "Cleae OUT"
exclaimed the guest, highly exsspera,ed,
when doa't van, soup. won't eat IT,
get along with you" Swell" said Bar
ney, with solemni.y. "sll can say is lest
this. IT'S the regulations Of the house, and
dir1 the drop eiss yeW git till ye faiss
fae so,p" The t.sveIe, gave in. and
the soup vas gobhled.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15

querers, in this regard, will meet with no cor
diaa responses among American treemen.-
Great numbers OF them are native citizens Of
the United States not inferior TO the rest Of
our countrymen in intelligence and patriotism;
and no language of menace, to restrain them
in the exercise of an undoubted right, sub
stantially guaranteed to them by the treaty of
ce5sion itself, shall ever be uttered by me, or
encouraged and sustained by persons acting
under my authority. 1t IS to be expected that
IN {he residue Of the territory ceded to us by
Mexico, the people residing there will, at the
time OF their incorporation into the L Mon as
State, settle all questions Of domestic policy
TO suit themselves,
No material inconvenience Will result from
the want, for a short period of government
established by Congress over that part of the
territory which lies eastward Of the new State
Of California; and the reason FOR my opinion
that New Mexico will al no very distant pc
riod ask for admission into the Union, are
founded on unofficial information, which |
suppose Is common TO all who have cared ts
make inquiry on that subject.
Seeing, then, that the question which now
exrites such painful sensations in the country
viii, in the end, certainly be settled hy the 81
lent effect Of causes independent Of the action
Of Congress. again submit to your wisdom
the policy recommended in nay annual mes
sage Of awaiting the salutary operation Of those
causes, believing that We shall thus avoid the
creation of geographical parties, and secure
the harmony of feeling SO necessary TO the
beneficial action Of our political system
Connected 80 the | uIon Is with the remem-
brance Of the past happiness, the sense Of pres
en-, blessings, and the hope Of future peace
and prosperity, every dictate of wisdom. ey-
cry feeling Of duty, and every emotion of pat
! rintsm, tend TO inspire fidelity and devotion
+ to it, and admonish cautiously to avoid any
( unnecessary controversy with viii either IN
( danger it impair It's strength, the chief ele-
mcnt Of which Is 10 be found in the regard and
affection CT the people for one another.
Z. TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15

Hon. John P. Hale, Of New Hampshire,
late Y made IN the Senate, the following right
reply to Mr.. c emenS, of Alabama, who had
compared the factory operatives Of the North
To the slaves Of the South:
Mr.. H. said that he spoke bat for a small
portion OF the North and only Tor the people
herepresented He wished 10 say few words
abaut this term ''tuctory slaves" applied
5othe operatives in the nortiien mauuiactJ-
rIls- ii was 40 new term To him. He had
ic1.r,i IL frequently. He had once been &c j.
ou-y tod that The population Ia Nortuen
States engaged about thr factories were NOT
Is well provided for IN animal and physical
wants, or IN good breeding and pplteucss, is
the slaves al the South. lie lived I'M village
where some OF these ..flc;oIy slaves rrsjd. d
us colleague also resided la a place, where
they were. There were engaged IN that place
tbeyt one thousand lemHi 5. There was "a
) .v.ugs Bank there, IN which was deposited
ABOUT 100000, the greater part OF which be
logged to these very females. They've the
daughters OF people Irving IN different parts o.
th State. Aud Whf disease, poverty, Ofauy
other calamity bria.ls these families the YOU .
females come down INTO these villages ~ here
lhrse factories are, and by their Industry and
economy, soon anusS sufficient means TO
soHt4e the declining years OF aged or dIsease-
stricken parents. From the Aros,ooa to The
S1u bern boundary Of the Onion, wherever
It was, there were no people who excel}ed
these female operatives IN p0iut of high. virtu-
Gus, moral character. The mon were not
less WOO they. They were the pride Of \ w
England. lie would Ike to see the cniyaIry
Gathere and tell them they were factory
slaves. He would not compare to the >iayes
;the South. But ne would take an cgu.l
number Of the southern slaves masters. a. d
she o. ratiyes do not compare iuvorahly with
Them, then There must be a standard 1T Il e
Soath OF a higher grade than any which had
tael u8der ms Observation.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15
R1skc Insurance
By THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY
CQpi!al-k2OO,OOOM
NINCENNEs. STATE OF INDIANA.


NISCENSEs. STArE OF INDIANA.
THIS COMPANY is now prepared TO insure
lives. grant endowment and annuitIes
lie following are among the benefits conferred
by Insuring IN this Office:
Premiums amounting TO $50 and upwards. nav.
able one-hali IN cash. and the balance in a uotc Al
~ months. renewable with SIX per cent, interest
I or the premium may be paid monthly in advance
Insurance effected in this office upon The life ~
the husband from all demands Of creditors.
Creditors may insure the lives of debtors. and
debtors. their own lives for the benefit of creditors
Naval and Military Officers. Masters and Mate.
OF boats vessels and indeed all classes may this
onice secure tAsir families against want at the low
est rates Of premium.
H Premiums lower than Mutual Companies
IL No responsibility TO the insurers beyond the
payment Of the Premium.
IL No risk of Partnership with all classes OF
persons and its serious Consequences
IL no hablIty to have the sum insured redu-
ced or TO make further contribution in case OF
mortality beyond the estimated average.
~ he certainty Of having every claim paid
rs soon as substantated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place
The seEtll-anruai payment Of premiums. ard
thirty days grace allowed the assured on the reDe,
al OF premiums.
Ih's company allow the insured more liberal
travelling privileges and longer residence in the
o"u.AtEl ctatea tGE any similar institution III the
country.
A person insured in this company, has the priv
.IeSe OF travelling on land. rivers, lakes or inland
-eas, ard Of residing in any Of the States or Terri
'oT'es o. TINS Union, or the British Provinces of
/ Month america. during tie entire year cyceDt
rom Tie first day Of August to the first dav Of No.
/ 'enJer- during which period, the insured are moi
lllo"cd 10 travel or reside south OF the northern
boundary OF the state OF Mississippi, unless per
mission Is previously obtained.
The company docs not exempt itself from the
payment Of policy if the assured should die bv
lis o"n hand. which is a consideration Of treat
Importance 10 tac creditor who insuTes the lie Of
debtor, as well as 10 a wife insuring the life O.
her husband
The insured VIII lie allowed 10 make a voyage
ont and home, TO and from any port on the cont
"ent OF Europe for an extra charge of per cent
Steamboat men engaged in navigating the west
EN- watc7sylll be insured AT the regular rates.
No one lie viii be taken by this company for
4 greater sum than $1,000
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15
MISUNDERSTANDING CALAMITY.

We learn by Rich's Plymouth Fxnress Il. .
f,rIDwIug nelaurborv nar,,cuI,,s rnnr,.,.,i,,r
the drow,,ing of f,ur ,,rrsons 49,, S,,n,,f.,,-
ternoon. in a pond in Plymouth. Il nn6.,,r-
th-,t three ll. ,,,,,..5 r.,,,.J,.s sl,,,.In T.
8ysars Of ace. Cha.Ias Bates. ay.5 Il yrgrs
i ! another named T,eecb ,y4ra ,In,., H..
,apG skating and otherwise ar,usinr IT,
SELVES
Tbe how Churchill while sk,,;ncr s,,5lo,,
N etIIron,,b th. ice All Jis ,5,,,,-
ions. Bates and I.etch il COM to 49,.
sau,a also broke tIrou +, iI,to de-, VT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15

L RE At S0UTH" ozT.-M-. NJ NoBIF'>
, zap aud Candle Factory on Church street
N TINS village, was discovered to be IN flames
about ID P. n. Nothing could be dome To-
FafdS saving the building. which was entire
y consumed with most of the stock it con-
'"'Ued- The building belonged to 5. Fisk.
worm $500 aud insured. The loss in stock
:. : estimated At 1909 This belonged 10 NJ.
->u-'e' ana vas not insured. The night WIS
o1'" anu the efforts OF our citizens to prevent
csssfuI. SUE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15

TAXABLE LANDS Since the repeal Of the
Hve years Law, owners OF Ian! cannot always
tell with certainty when their lands become
taxable. The cierk Of the County Court las
desired Us To publish the following Tor general
antarnltiou. II will be a convenient memo
rafdun 70 preserve:
Lnnds entered in I642or before are taxable
COR 1913
t"trred in 1913, taxable I'm 1919.
Entered IN 1914. taxable N 1850.
t"tered III l2l5, tax1b'e in 1851.
Entered M 1916. taxable in 1852.
Eaterad prior to February 9th l547, taxa
Iie gu l853.
Entered since I9;h February. ls47. taxable
from and after the date of eutry.-HHnois
Jour.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15
MAMMOTH STOCK
Stoves, TYoIIoy,-Hare &c.

<-f CC%NISH would respectfully announce
~ = 10 has old customers and the public gene
rally, that he IS now receiving al his old stand
odoors l+-!ow te Tribune OtEce on II IN Street
the most extensive assortment OF Stoves and Ho-
lo"ware. &c. ever before offered for sale in West
ern Wisconsin. his stock consists in part of the
following
Iron King air tight Cork fopes q ne "
article, superior to day crer before offered
in this region.
Extra air tight, AIbany city Ar tigkI
Parlor and Premium Cook Stores
Air tight ParIor Stores, la variety OF
patterns. sizes Sec.
Sir Plate Air tights Of erery size.
ALSO
general assortment Of Holowware. Zine.
Copper Sheet Iron &c. Tin ware ofall kinds con
stlufly on hand, or made to order
With his present supply Of stock, and the aid
oi experienced worsmen he datters himself that
he VIII be able to accommodate all who may wish
Tor any articles in his line on the most reasonable
terms. Persons wishing for Stoves or any other
article Of IIoowvare &c, are respectiuIIy invited
70 call and see his splendid stock
Mineral Point July 9th 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15

Dr.. TOwusenis Sar-sraftia sovereign and speedy
for urHieut Consumption RsrTeuussE. ProlzPsss
tteri FaiiNg ~ the Womb Cu~tisruess, Piles Lancer
raua nhte~ oi>ructed difficult heuStruatIoH, II
confluence igiHe, Involuntary discharge Thereof
aud general pr0>ratiuu Of the sysisSo nssti-T
neither P~Ilt produced
hS illness accident NuIhus be
surprising iutr-0laH- ELECTS the hHtIaH frame
Persons Of a ~eaaur- and lsSsltuic from taking U
robust a45 fall Of energy under IHHusncs
u tHusrfrI C"HutIIrts He risHs-s Of tie rH-ls
frame, UIrh tEr goat Of Barrcuusss b VIII
u 20 cSprrtad uf of so drraie nature 70
exhibit certificates ul cures performed hut assure
the afflicted taat hundreds Of cases have been reported 70
TanI--j.s where ftuiiieS have been Is"Hi
children, few bottles Of lIis alnahe mri
-Iur haFa hrru blessed with hue healthy offspring u
has hr~a expressly prepared reference female
Fiamtg No 'g lr no has suppose she - ar-
preaching that CRITICAL period. Tie tEra 81 mr.
sHoud u"s!ee To take o. certain preventive TT
of The horrible diseases Inch frTIairs
subject of life. This period may b -
iagsd Jar sserr1 geG~s By using tdis 7e6siHs Nor
81 Tess valuable for tIuS- Who approachIu. oman
ho1i % calculated assist by quickcrirs
the blood md HsisoTsluz the system. Indeed, lis m"i
eitc ruva}ah.e for ali the delicate diseases ~hieA
StHEu subject.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15

ssrrat Rsfes~iug " sI9ier- and Children.
II Is the safest AMI etrctHai medicine for purifs ~!
he sy-eal ana reesIH iIe suffer attendant upon child
birth discovered b. trcu-eEs both the mother aud
oi! prevents pain anil !icse and cnrchs tho
food those wit laye . IL tiliHs Indispensable II -
bI-aiy u~e h.t hriorn AMI after
diseases attendant Gdhirr Iu CosiFe Piles.
Cramps, SHei5ns IF fle Feet Dependency, Heartburn,
Vomiting FIm Do lir iick aui ufus False Pains hemor
ra-c aud Iu egaialaE t.e ScreIioaS and ,qHai<ns line
circulation % D., eqUl Tho great beauty Tbs neAi
e"e Is 81 Is aiHas safe and most delicate HOst
successfully.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15
Pills . Pills :!

sEOR every man. woman and child in tn,
~ country who accd a KIND TO SUIT youall. say
Puliord Ambitious Pills.
Fahustocks DO.
DIR. ElmoFes Improved Bilious 10.
Jew DayIds Honey Coated DO.
Oriental or Sovereign Balm DO.
Lee S Bilious do.
Graeficnberg do
hoHat's Pills & Bitterz.
Sappingtou Ague Pills,
Dg Bruce do.
DR. Bra0dreths Pills.
Rev. O. Hibards do,
DR.. Angles Candy Coated do,
Herricks Sugar Coated DO.
and lots of other kinds. which you can get bv
calling at the Mineral Point Drug Store. neaIly
opposite Beech's store.
Nov-IS r D. PTTFOPD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15

Scrafu5=s Cured.
Ills cerihraie proves SsrsapsrI
Ia fas perfect control Ihe diseases ~
tae Blood. IIsee persons cured hou.e Is impress
dcut-I.
Three children.
Or TownsenH Dear Sir the pleasure to uf,rrs
trat three c.~ru have been of
rIa by the Of excellent medicine They
sCs-d very severely rif lai have four
ties; q took them !or which feel myseIf under
great obligation.
Yoars especially.
ISAAC ". GRAIN. LOG woostsr-I
Opinions of ssEysiCians.
Dr.. Townsend ALMOST daily receiving orders from
Physicians 90 I-rrut p,Its Of Jhe UsioH.
or jia City &c Albany. prescribed
Dr. Tossu-rnIs Sar~a1aris su3 believe lie OF
the most YaIuI',i= preparations 10 the market
II 4. PIIIS NEI. II u e. WILSON. u D.. r. e BRIGGS.
81 ID, p. L Ei.lENDORF, 81 u. Albany. Apsi. 1871!
CAUTION.
Owing % tie success aIli immense sale Of Dr.
owu-cuIs Si.-agaritls number Of f.r
herIv AGENTS. have commenced making Sars=pauls
Extracts. EvIs Bts=rs, Extracts Of Yellow Dock, &c
They generally Ugt the shaped bottles md
them have stolen sHi copied advertisements
they only voFthl limitations should aEOiIos-
None genuine unless sjsHod by :. F. To~usra
Principal oaIe- 1876 FULTON Street sau Ruil4ins
n Y tradiHs < Co q. State street Boston. Dynu
Sous l}2 North Second street Philadelphia HaurG
Druggist htllIuore 7. NJ COHEN Charleston: Virgil
& Co. Isl CHa-ires St,eet IB5 south Pearl Street
chant. generally Jhroug tbe United States West ladies
and the Cauadas.
L~rcr saleby r. D PULFoRD. Mineral Poi5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15
MOFEAT'S
Life Pills and phRnix Bilters.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained high charac-
ter in almost every part of the globe for their ex-
traordinarv and immediate power Of restoring per-
feet health 10 persons suffering under nearly every
kind Of disease TO which tie human frame is liable
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15
EEVER 80 go.


For this scJgrre Of the western country taes-
Medicines viii be found safe, speedy, and ccr-
tain -eiaed.. Other medicines leave the system,
subject 20 q r-tu-I Of The d:sease--a cure r. thcs
medicines Is Pc-inuueaG-TRY THEM, BIZ
salts FLED, s>D BE CURED.
Bilious tcVers and Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Los OF A.FE.I-E, A>i
DlsEtsssCF al tI.es-tHa -, CCiIes have. been
used with the mos, beneficial results I'm cases o.
ths description II ISG's E.F1I and SCEoFuIs. d.
It's worst forms. yields To r3e -aild Yet p9werfa
action of these remarkable Medicines Nom
SwEATs. NEEyous DEEuTy, EERyors Cou-
PLANTS of all kinds, FALrIsnTi5N OF THE IiEaar
PAINTERS Conc. are speedily cured
mER CURIAL DISEASES.
PERSONS "HaSe cHasl a.IH34s "a. r become IN
paired by the iujGdsci5us use of 3IEHcrcY, vi.
find these Medicines perfect cure, as they ueycI
fail to eradicate from the system al. thc effects o
Mercury infinitely sooner tran the most powerful.
preparations of SarsaPaI:ila. a single trial vii
place them beyond the reach of competition, 10
the estimation Of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF C0UETERFFITs.
Several have lax Is been discovered, and th.ir
nefarous authors arrested, both IN the city Of New
York and ah-gat.
Buy of no one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGENT.
Prepared and sold By DR.. W. b. MOFFAT,
1886 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
BEEcH & TILLEY. Mineral Point,
EVANS s, Co Dodgeyiile. and
I. $. ASsLEY & Co. Linden.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15
a QUESTION ANSWERED.

It may be asked why we are aiding another 10
the large list already offered to the public, claim
ing as these pills DO. 10 cure all Diseases Cur
answer is this and il is given in all caudor: We
believe we have in these Pills, better medicine
than was ever before offered for the relietoi human
suffering. and thar they are destined 70 prove
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-02-15

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