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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
DE2o o GOODS
INDIAN CII0LAG0GUE.

This invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice OF VeraI years bilious eli
mate, and Is SEyEH KN0wS TO PAIL Of curing fe
Uer and >3-uc or any of the diseases above named
The wonderful operation OF the Caolagosue ~
eradica.ng bile from the human system, can only
explain It's extraordinary agency M tie oe5ytt@-
opSh and permanent CiUe u ftrer and .1gue. am
the various grades of intermittent and remitteut1e
vers Il Is equally ciicctual IN the cure Of Liver
complaint. 3uudice. lrgemcnt Of the liver; also
enlargement of the 81 cen. called AGue cake. and
the various forms OF bilious indigestion. These
with iAe other varied affections OF such climates
arising from a common ul'as1Rat onl@e are only
notifications of the same disease, and equally con
uoiled BY the sane rcEcdy
1t is entirely a rrge.l5lc preparation. and may be
taken ty 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 A. que. and al
ways with entire success In uunberless iu~tan-
ces. constitutions greatly impaired and apparently
ruined by a long residence iu q bilious climate
have been entirely restored b. lis continued and Ell
Ecient use.
The above medicine Is for sale by Beech & I'll
lev Mineral Point T. : Aualev x &C. Peolar's
Greek, and Davis Evans < Co, podgeville l5 y
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DRUGS % LrJ@-TJLII s..
THE subscriber has just received a new supply
sicians, Couatry Dcskrs, Painters and Ike Pubic
IN general To come and examine. The quail
y 81 MS drugs are warranted aaa his prI-
ces are reasonable. His stock consists
IN part. Of: Boiled Lin OIL. all qualities Of
Lamp OIL. LuSee3 Oil. Turpentiua " h,te
Lead in OIL and dry Putty, Window Glass
Narnlsaes Alcohol Vinegar. Brandy and Wines
ior medicine purposes. Begalia and Princi-
pc >egars,>havlng Soaps, Perfumeries, 1lIn-
eral and vegetable Colors Dye stufs &c. sc.
tie has also received neyy ana iu.l supply
OF DR.. d. JAYNES' celebrated FAMILY
MEDICINES.
IHEo RoDoLF has been appointed Agent
for the sale OF Gray celebrated HORSE
LiAlMEN 1. IbraIl's NERF + q BONE
IL y NJ Z y L, and KAUFMAN
II Z y G. RIAN LINI1fENT sc
just received and for sale at the lowest mark
Ct prices 100 boxes GLASS all sizes. X
oAlu, I0AI2. l0Nl4, 11NIG. I2XIS. Call and
examine my goods and prices before making your
purchases elsewhere
THEODORE RODOLF.
Mineral Point. Nov EGI $50 7tf
.Eayme's Family Medicines.
II : u ndersiined IS sole authorized Agent 70
tals place, tor the above celebrated medi-
lar Il
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
W5L RUSSELL IS Catherine =
RhruEua aim.

This only cases Of Ras-,
Dr. Tosnrnd Sarsa slriIa cured mos, as
and chronic weekly caas By extEaollla- ~
James Cummings ESQ one Of assistants in the Iuaat- Az
tuna Back.els Island. genee spoken following
ktter:
3fzskz-e'Js Tscr5 Sept Il I-4-
Or. T0uzseHd-Da8r Sir suffered
coaier la ! III
sleep mad distressing pli4z and ~
lambs terribly swollen have used four bottles v6lr
Sarsapla they have done than
%
ieTe5 You liberty th fo the benefit
Yours, respectfully.
JAMES CUMMINGS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
DIRECTORS.

Hon. R. \. CARNAN, Yinceunes.
VA j. HEBEBD,
JNO W. MADDOX.
JACOB PEA.
SAMUEL WISE.
PETER T. BAILEY, Fort WAYNE
THOMAS 4. BENBRIDGE, Lafayette.
WALTER ". EARLY. Terre Haute,
HENRY d. ALLI~. Evansville.
SIMON BOTTORFF. Jacksonville,
WILLIAM HJGHS, DO.
LEVI SPARKS do.
JAMES kEIGNIN do.
Hon r A. CARNAN. President
SIvoN BorroRFF, J5ee Frest.
C. VI ALLEN. Secretary
w. !. HEnEun. Treasurer.
5T>ho1t Lille ana California risks taken al tai.
aEecy u extra rates
". NJ CCTHREN .3-eHt
Mineral Point
Tiacenuez, December 1gth, 1850. n23tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
Byron. 1IcIIenrv co. Illinois.

Byron, AIcIIenrv co. Illinois.
NEssRs HAN1LToN. & Co.-Geurl euau.I have
Just used Bristol's Nerve and Bone Eminent for
bunch onmy horses knee. had used Sloan
Ointment which IS no better shan so much lard.
but less than one bottle OF the Linmeut drove il
away entirely. and | believe il to be a valuable
medicine. Yours, sc, -. r. HEATH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
1t TTHoZesaze and Retail!

TIBBITS. GORDON s co,
SIyRAVING received their new stock Of
- Hardware. feel warranted in making
the announcement that they supply the
country with whatever goods may be wanted
10 their line of trade, and at prices TOO, that
will o5vaie the necessity Of any one going TO
Milwauke- to buy GOODS.
To BiGcksmiths, Carpenters, JOinsYs, Bill
lcrigkts, Clbinct Makers, UGgon Makers,
turner's, and al oth-rs-Jhey return their SIN
cere thanks for the patronage bestowed upon
them last year. and now Inyf5e them respect
fully 10 call and examine their
VA Ezz WI z2 11 sac
as their stock Of TOOLS fer every branch
Of trade has been greatly increased aud taci-
tiles much improved by etfectiug their pGr
chases from the best manufactures. at great
~ reduced prices, which reduction they
cheeriuiIy give their customers every adyau-
tage Of, as an examination viii fully prove.
They have now on hand
200 bars best American tire ron
100 . do buggy iron
500 - round and square Z to inch do
50 bundles do do 10 5-8 do
50 ." horse shoe iron, all sizes
50 Norwegian nail rods
10 " stake iron, assorted sizes
80 =" band iron, from TO 1 in. wide
50 a. hoop do assorted sizes
SWEDE'S IRON.
100 bars assorted sizes Svede's bar
100 square do
10 bundles Swede's horse shoe iron
STEEL
90 bars assorted cast steel (Naylor & Coz
20 do DO do (Americar)
bundles German steel
10 bars English blister steel
10 = American do
100 slabs asstd width and thickness plow steel
BLACKSMITHS TOOLS
ID Smiths bellows, from % t, 80 inch
10 American and English anvils
10 vices
50 sledges and hammers, assorted sizes
- screw plates, all sizes
200 lbs best horse shoe nails.
FARMING TOOLS.
o doz Blood's, Wuldren's and AIllIard's grass
doz do do do cradle do
6 - grain cradles, Mouey's Grapevines, &c
10 - and 3 tined hay forks
10 81 scy;he suaths, from S. to s. each
j 3. Y sickles
- - "Quime5g4Y" scvthe stones
"Berea' grIndstones, 2000 lbs
Com. Ohio" do 1000 lbs taxes
2 bxs &imons', Davis, Hunts aud Collins
doz Ames' cast steel shovels aud spades
" Thomas a Co.'S do do 90
. iron aud steel grain scoups
? A." crowbars lsteel poiutcd)
] . pickaXes
a. matiocks doz grub hoes
10 g St al plate hoes. with and without h'n dls
3 % casks Iog chains
- trace do twisted and straight
l +" halter chairs all sizes, doz dog 40 do
cask binding do
1000 It's cable chains. from 4-l6 to SIS inch
DRAG Tan, Beetle Rings, Iron TFcdeey,
Strip Hinges, CuHirutor Teeth,
H10LS aud LyeS,
and thousands Of articles which the Farmer
needs, but which we have not time to emu
merate.
All ,vil be sold as low, and z9lcsr than ey-
or before known in Madison.
$500 TlBBITS, GORDON & co.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
Pills !. Pills :!

THOR every man, woman and child in the
-, country MEDIA siudto suit youaI say
Puiiord Ambitious pills,
FahusrocS do.
DR. E,more's Improved Bilious do
Jew David Honey Coated do
Oriental orSoEeressn b IN do.
Lees Bilious do
Graeifeaberg 30
MotiaJs Pills & Bitters
saPpington's Ague Pills,
DR. Braces do,
DR.. Br5ndreths Pills,
Rev. o HI bard's do
Dr.. Angles Candy Coated do,
Herricks Sugar Coated do.
lni lots Of other kinds, which you can get By
;aling at the Mineral Point Drug store, nealry
opposite Beechs store.
Nov IS. RD. PULFORD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
GENJIAE, ORIGINAL,
w. e. K1AESEgETAE1S
Celebrated eG3'GDi0n Eminent.
Established 1Sii.]
Established in 1871

e and nr " o
a vr ga O
Nit zion tslyw a of
onts la1e
F SanlC E s comp
rransn gals lin on
and a lweaAues sand ufAna
INCONTESTIBLE EVIDENCE
yofa letter rouan Agenn IousA ol
B esuTTyo an
IIinent- pea i m
ri 2 : 1oarsu respect i. .EAS
EIou Tie Speelt 81
no O
Ihaus taih ch and e
y M out twenty m IIequeH panied m q ryTan Il sonnet va
5 Ton IN use a t article
o y 0
e. ago al o h ?
performed would
appn att o Il h
Respectfully Yours,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
.EaXEae,s EIagaaIgv y edicinee.

II : ndersIdned IS sole authorized Agent 70
tals place, tor the above celebrated medi-
e.nes. o. which lie Is now opening large and fresl
supply. THEO. ROD0LF,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
60 80 % - 80 cI.iIaren.

Is purify
TEN and relieving tie s1teri aies er u7a e afil f1sl
dI5cove-a1 II strengthens Both 5c a4d child prevents
paa aud disease aal food. rs via
have used u1k ID IS id lr- Il highly uss.al Bob e
prevent
ch13bjrtiu Colreues. Phc. Cranes Swelling o the Feel
Dependency. Hsarhau. Vomiting. p tae Back ana ia
False Paa., HeHarra-e aH- The sccrcrals aaa
equalizn2 tho circulation hiss equal The great beauty
O. IS delicate
successfully. few other rtH
IN Hide Castor OIL siscue -sef-L Exercise
the open and light food vl -li medicine wall as3s CD
sure a safe and easy con fneuIeuL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
SLOiItS COLUMN
u all tie AeIicines advertised by ". B.
SL3AS are sold by
r. D. PULFORD, Mineral Poznt;
Z. ID. VAUGHN, DodgevilIe;

AZ t44I -'L--4tAAlA-S ia q ttSNN " =
SL9Ay are sold by
r. d. PCLFORD, Mineral Po1nt;
r ID. VAUGHN, Dodgeville;
And By authorize; agents in every town and VII
Iage ID the Western states.
FAMILY OINTMENT.
.-rLOAN-S OINTMENT is now universally &C
ACknosieiged Ia be an infaIjible remedy. IN eve
IN case where IT hss been faithfully applied on he
human system 4or promoting Insensible perspira-
non, drasglaz OUT The inflammation from wound,
relieving pam % very kind, and in lis healing
qualities tie world does not produce lis equal. md
the public pronounce il the cheapest and best Fan
ily Ointment that Gas ever been used All cis'a-
Of the Flesh, 3stnate Ulcers CltSores- q ~
bans, Sore igI IT. Cuts, Burns. Cutansous Erup-
ll5a. Sore Nlpp 5, Sore Breasts. Diseases q the
Eye Ague III THE ace, side, back, and the other
parts ol ihe system. BoIls. Ulcers, Scaid Head,
bruises, Fresh y et,lds, and every klDi Of sore
containing tic least particle % IntlauLn alton, are
permanently rea BY this great remedy
" b. SGOAN,
Grand 9e,rot 80 Lake street, Chicago, H.
i -tl9 st along ,ctbout r.
Beetles Grove Hiu Co. ILL., Oct. a. l64S.
Mr. -ioef.-@lr have tested the virtue OF 20 II
Ointment Id rAe -t5re oi rattle snake bstes. sore
throat burns and gGauT other injuries a4d IN g e.
r. case il las surpassed our expectations As i}r
4 Family C5a-l.cgtI have never seen rs equal,
and Tor beasts E}e can get along NitnoasF ~
Yours. &c. MILES VI. JOHNSON.
TIE CItILD WAS HEALED.
York Prec.at D5 age Co I'LL, Dec. 2zlh, 1919
INV T. ~iu4+->iT. last summer one OF n
children YVES badly bites bya rattle SNAKE. We
sppl;cd yo.u Qi...ascnr freely and the csid was
healed
AlzoIhai horse wounded deep in he stife
i,.rt. "a which IL took cold ana became so much
swollen and a5~, cesej Il a the horse was supPo-
zal worthless bit by free use Of your ointmeI {,
1sas soon cilcf.
We have issea tie Ointment IN a great mary
other cases, vIt. e4ual success
WAITER WnIrBEcK
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05

FyCFf.LENT OINTMENT.

Nr. 1Toaa-De-r Sir. For considerable length
Of time was 2zly afflicted with the lheunat-
il complaint aai applied freely the various linl-
lneit-. pa.i.-...e-s &C, without obtaining any "a
lief after seaicnsyour Agent al this place i1i T.
ence3 me - fry v5lr Ointment and witain tao
weeks from lie t.Ioe I commenced using it tie
aain ceased and 1-as elecjua.ly cured. and shall
recommend all -irarly afflicted with the distress
lag complains. to Tvocure your excellent Ointment
without delay Respectfully ours
NNGAR z MOTT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
SPLITTING BLOOD.

NcH York. A7~iI - 1871
DR TowNsENnf ver7g believe thet your aa sess
m-ars life Tor e
years had bad Cough. d became and s
blood. had
ard reduced dd expect live o,
your Slreap4a and there hls wonderful
change able walk ia
raise blood, and cough has len You
iuaagi hat g. thankful for
Vg8i. RUSSELL. IS Ca:bsrins.,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
MOFFAT'S
life Pills and Ph9nix BitterS.

These Medicines have now been before the
public for a period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained nigh charac-
ter in almost every part OF the gioDe Tor their eS
trr,,ary- and immediate power of restoring per-
fct health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind Of disease 10 which the human frame is liable.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
Heeutv anh p. alil,.

when appel To- Sc 1aee rey son q Fl E Of #. aary r5y
ha'@se IS ia{ u .s5.ea p a5-e q .e 81 - s-l &
~ lAe '5si'4, ,ss ID oaE. 9esli O.. e oa2 ~
tics is than which rai- he -asat:a-ss the tost exquisite
Of ''e.r. t'a III admire bug none ea tese'i7e I.' l!
is t' o.re ai eatarsaat fnefd-T soap II here $50
free 3nd healthy tcrs Is Hg sgfy ~ lady A
thiek coli AMI iala-r se +, rar f m n she Be-. Brown
yrl.l-, ..4 49,. ..---.-5 tt . s.- -.s tt..a,t
so saura e Ladies' ia ae aoath 80 -ate la i. ezes
or are c9ntaea ~ e'se rooms "a nave r ir COM -A'. =
oas ,ey .ioald s,. b. n -aee,-Is ssr--s I5a...-as
Of every station. ero~vd our once daily.
Notice 10 tie E.Hdfos.
saIed hzi5 SUR greet Rs'rdror r. raies g. & asi ss
mon s-- for sr-s,r- ron 49,, -, cs,ts have .r1-s
-s o. Or ToaaseuJ'. s-rsapa-.l caa1isI
did not number ofbeze Mixtures Pins a r.9as s s
males as they disease and ene constitution
seroruiz. c"rsh.
IN. esfcae so'e1siy- Foses tat III. snrsa? pr Ba
RI.e' 80, over il t-s e. st a5-l- a.,sase- o. -
Three ChiIdron.
ia. r+ee - nv have se ne pr 1 .s
use q ~oar excellent .nieine They afflicted very
Yours. respectfully, Isaac " GRAIN, 100 woo',sr'l
Opinions or ErhysIcinns.
Dr. Townsend IS almost daily receiving orders from Plysi
tbs j. 70 sert the undersigned Physician. orts cy
AlHany precrs-d TovreafsSs
believe be raIueH'
10 market T. PULLING. - D.
J WILSON g ID.
r B. BRIGGS - D
Albany April !, 1871. p E ELMESDJRF NJ
CATION.
OEng 70 the and immense sale of Or ToFr
barsapaEia number of no formerly our As,
commenced making Sersaparilia Extracts Eizirs Eer fAf
81 yellow Dock &c Tsey reHerliy tire same
bottles and Of them 20 gerte
hey only worthless limitations, should be aFo3si
Principal oGce I2s Fulton Street IN Baiins y y r. r.
ing 8 Co. state Boston; Ilyott sous 3s -
ND street Philadelphia; s :. Hsnce. Druggist, La
q Cohen Charlestou7 Wright Co. IS Chartres street
% South Pearl Albany by all the Pr1cF ,1a
Is and Merchants generally throughout she United STATES
EGtss and the Csuadas
For sale by D. r. PULFoRo, " neral Poia T.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
BEWIRE or LHPOSITIONS
E73'One TIE a7gzeJic0J sEEese ias ST. louis.
=. Iheir Saos In Ihree Months


blowing cor uUe o h sales fraton known In Sils
Coughs ld by arIv
our onesv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
= 900 OF General Debility and w..
Nervous EuerGy. "-'
Consurm piion Cured.

Cleanse Strengthen CesRF7pgn cured R-e4..
Consumption Licsr Complaint Gods Co0rri Coughs I.r
S5sttr- Blood Chest Fast
S.-eats Dlea Pro1e geeto asa SD. L.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-12-05
INCONTESTIBLE EVIDENCE.
WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT IT FOR ALL POSSESS.

Respectfully Yours,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
Cummings and Congress.

II will be remembered that at the Dem
ocratic Convention in New Berlin, Maj
Cummings declared on his honor that he
wanted the nomination for Congess-that
he should get it if possiblc-and that if
any one else got it, it would be without
the aid of the Gonferees from Union eoun-
tv, who he was allowed to select for him
self. Well, on Wednesday week, the Ma
jor and his friends were found on the road
to Muncy, but at a speed which elected
the universal remark that they did not in
tend to reach the Conference in season to
disturb its harmony! And when they
did arrive, and the Major was informed
of his defeat O. he looked Just as much u.s.
tomded as little game had not been made
up long before. On his return the day
following to his office in Lancaster county
-(wherc he receives 81 per day while
regulating the politics of Union)-he ex-
pressed himself highly gratiicd with the
nomination of Mr.. Gamble, and his Con-
fcrees ratified the nomination in strong
recommendation of Mr. G., as follows {:
The undersigned, Conferees from Union Co.
appeared after the above address was adop,edwi'l
instructions 10 support the nomination Of John
! Cummings. ESQ.,. for Congress; but concur in
the above address. G.. LIESENRlNG,
THOS. BOWER.
These facts confirm the allegation Of
the Mnfexibles," that Cummings was
only run to defeat MIR. Slenkcr, and
thereby aid in nominating the brother of
the man under whom he holds Canal
Office. But Mr.. CANDLES nomination had
been "arranged" at Williamsport and was
known even to the Wings, at the sitting
Of the State Convention.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
DIED 1:
In Lewisburg. last night. son OF Mr.
Griffith Murphy. aged u months.

In Lewisburg, last night. son OF Mr..
Griffith Murphy, aged u months.
At The residence Of her laiher, near Or
land, Seuben Co. Ind on the 9Th Jay
last, Miss IsABELLA, eldest daughter Of William
Joyce, NJ. D., formerly of this place.
Her former associates and our citizens gener-
ally will receive the intelligence Of her compaa.
lively early exit from time to eternity. in sorrow
accompanied with recollections and feelings sus>
ges,ive Of solemn reflections. Her labors q
co-worker with the writer in the Sabbath school
attached to the church Of which she was q men,
Der, are recollec,ed with grateful remembrance
Being naturally possessed Of . well balanced mind
and having supersdded thereto an excellent edu-
cation modelled by Christian parental culture, her
literary and Christian character had few superb
ors among her associates. From the earlie.,
recollections Of her, it is well remembered lhst
the inclination Of her mind was for acquisitions
of the solid kind, in perfect contempt OF all sup
erficial mental and Christian culture, or rather
sentimentalisn, so much sought after BY those Of
her sex who have not the mind to think. and $,
often mistaken by 4 ,houghtless world (snd ch'h
too) for literary and Christian character. Her
end was what was TO be expected from her life.
She died in the full posses ion Of her intellectual
faculties. and child-like faith in the al'-suf-
cheney Of her divine Redeemer. Her last words
were (observng the emotions of weeping friends
around her) I'VE shall soon meet again" My
young friends, especially you who bu. a few year
since were the schooi-mates Of the deceased; IN
the lieh, of this solemn event let me make TO you
hut one appeal Whether j, will be more ptof!
able for you to spend your days in ornamentin;
the outward body. and filling your immorisl
minds with the superficial literary trash of the
day. (supersdIed thereto perhaps the nominal
profession Of Christianity thereby incapacita'rs
your minds for the reception OF the deep. myse-
rious and glorious truths Of Christianity -whe-
iher, say, will it be more profitable 10 You 10
do all this. than to do ~ Isabella did l..
In Philadelphia, 18th inst. supposed 10
be from a sudden affection Of The hear.
Rev. CHARLES TUCKER. of the Tabernacle
Bapiis, church. in his IFS, year. Mr.. l.
was formerly OF the West Branch country
and Curator Of the University at Lew
burg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-09-25
The Samaritan VS.. the Boatyard.

A friend has pointed out to US in the
Good Samaritan of the l1th inst. the fol-
lowing serious allegations from the pen OF
a correspondent at the West:
There is much profanity in many places in the
west. believe there is but one place where they
can out swear some of these western towns, and
that is the Lewisburg boat-yard. There they are
entitled TO the credit Of being able TO excel in
swearing. Swearing and grog drinking 50 hand
in hand.
Is this, hue!p From all We can gather
respecting Frick & Slifer and the hands in
their employ, We believe the charge false
and slanderous. Many of them We know
to be as respectable men as there are in
this or any other eommunity-members of
churches in good standing, and staunch
tectotalers. No grog is or has ever been
allowed in the Yard. Many persons visit
ing there have yet to be panied with the
first oath. We have heard the obscrva-
ton that for so large number of tram
sicnt persons, their conduct and character
were praiseworthy. Doubtless there are
individuals, there as elsewhere, obnoxious
to ccnsure; but that is no justification
for an indiscriminate broadside upon a
whole company of men, their employers,
and town.
What was the object in making the
charge? For aught We know, it might just
rs we'll be brought against Geddes &
Marsh's Foundry, or the Lawyers of New
Berlin, or any other collection Of men
in labor or business. Why was the odious
fame conferred just there? Can it be part
of the plan of operations by which the
Party Temperance movement is sought to
be promoted? Col Slifer is a candidate
for the Legislature; he does not pronounce
the L" Shibboleth" of the Samaritan now,
to represent him as one Of firm keeping
up Gomorrah Of blasphemy and drunk
enness, and thereby prejudice against him
men who do not know him, is scheme
worthy of the Temperance Organ which
pronounced an Eulogy upon Jack Cum
mings after his last falls campaign.
Whatever the motive may be, such whole
sale defamation of entire classes of ipen,
for the faults of others for which they are
no more accountable than that Editor or
his Agent, is utterly unjust-is placing a
worthy friend Of temperance in all
things" in a false position before commu-
nity-and robbing many poor laboring
men, honest and virtuous as their tradu-
Ger, of that good name which makes their
tolls and trials cndurable, and gives them
respect among their more favored fellows.
We call upon the public to notice this at
tack, and watch narrowly the course of the
publishcrs of il.