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Shipping Intelligence


trrived-shp George Turner NOreans, llth bark WIN r
Wtes Mooe 5th schr Boutwell, Newbern Nc, with lose
Of 200 bbIs rosn ato boat from of deck.
Below Brig Lion. from, Rio Jsneiro.
Cleared barss sronter, San Francisco; Scotland, New
Orean Carries Monte; teddo Apalachoola bries PhGnix
nsyt REINDEER Belfast. 10 ad for California; schrs How
ard Aux Cages; Siilman, Philadelphia; Gemer. NYork.
SALEM, Jan 30.
Arrived-snhr Harriet. Georgetown DC.
Cleared, Sttb-Brig aussell, Rio Grande.
New BEDFORD, Jan 80.
Cleared-Bark William Il James. San Francisco.
Providence, Jan 80.
Sailed Bark Triton schr Holder Borden, Pbilidelphia
sloop Radiant, NYurk.
HOLINESS HOLE Jan ~.
Bark 81 Nays Mobile Roanoke
and Rdbsscs Passport Tor NYork 18th, schrs Antoinette
Jaeksor vile for boffan Coed aope
yohD kshA~ rnrer r do Mary ChAss NYort Calais,
81: one essk 'sns erirs and .ne schr not boarded
Sailed, sth-sehrs Globe Mercy Taylor, Roanoke, and
Re
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CRY Cousr - Before Judge or-en vood.-rhe Mayor
and Common Council Of Brooklyn vs. Joseph o. Haeer-
nrbis action brought to stay the proceedings
Of defendant through Horatio u. Onderdonk to fore
close mortgage held BY him. on part of the wssh
ngton Park property Plaintiff alleges tbs. they have
been ct all times r,ady and had offered TO pay the
mortgage to Mr. Onderdonk together 9Th all the legal
charges but the ment 81 illegal charges had been
insisted upon Plaintiff desired that defendant be
Timed from further preceding aud be compelled to
receive eatisfaciop Of the mortgage. The case vHs
tried, but the ACCESSION reserved.
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Foo SMITH AND INK ELECTRIC TgrroRAru.-
The amiable and accomplished Mr.. Morse went
through great deal Of labor before he was able
to bring forward and exhibit the practical utility Of
his invention OF the elsctric telegraph. We are
afraid, however, that some of his associates, by
their arrogance ard insoienoe, will do more injury
to hrs Interests, than all the opposition that can
come from rival inventors. The Developments
recently made by Fog Smith. down East, are be-
ginning to operate on the public mind very much
to the disadvantage OF MIR. Morse. Fog Smith, we
understand, owns one-fourth Of the whole patent;
but r, his restless disposition. and his ambitions
temper. he Is taking course that will iujure more
seriously the prospects Of Mr.. Morse. than any ten
men ~ the country. with all their original inven-
tons at their back, could do.
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PRINTING or THE CORPORATION A movement
has been made by the Corporation, and is now In
the hands Of the committee, purportng to mature
measures for publishing the Corporation adver-
Using in the journals OF this city having the largest
circulation. Such purpose be easily effected,
If there really any intention to do so. IL Is very
easy to ascertain which journals have the largest
circulation In this city. We are perfectly willing
TO throw open our whole establishment to the
committee, so that they can satisfy themselves Of
the extent OF our circulation. But we doubt the
real intentions Of this committee IN making such
a movement, and we rather think the whole Of the
PROJECT Is intended for Buncombe. We shall wait,
however, and see the issue Of this aiIectation Of
honesty and integrity IN our new Corporation
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reported In order meet the views Of certain gentle.
men, - folows striks out the last sentence Of the
hrst resolution. end tnsert-
And recognizing the titutional Of Congress
romot oy positive snac meot the extension Of slavery
structsd and to hsr
best efforts TO Insert sush positive prohibition into
question" -
Leave OF absence granted to Messrs L. D. Smith,
Wood and A. b. Davis
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The Reading Railroad .

HARRISBURG, January 81, 1850.
The Senate supplementary bill to the act incorporst-
ing the Reading Railroad, authorizing the company to
validate the mortgages without handing over the per-
sonal property, and to prevent bondhoders Of 1850
nom lsvying on it passed the House of Representatives
this morning AS amended, making the company liable
n their corporate capacity ayes, 50; nays, a5.
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Great sa,iro.d speed.

SYRACUSE Jan. 81, 1850.
The great locomotive Lightning ran, too sy from
Utica to Syracuse in 6o minutes-hesvy head north
west wind with six eight wheeled cars. The Light
ming built ct Norsis's works. at Schenectady by
f. s. Norris after the plan Of Septimus Norrss patent
Twelve minutes should be deducted for holding up and
starting and siop for wood and water
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inkhSf
The above list is lar from showing the names Of
all the lawyers in this city who have become rich;
the number of names, we are inclined to think,
might be doubled from those who are known to
have been successful IN business, and still not ex
hibit all the names of our rich lawyers
Taking INTO consideration the vast number Of
lawyers who crowd TO this commercial metropolis,
from the country towns, for the purpose Of prose-
cutting their profession with the hopes OF acquiring
wealth IN a shorter time than II can be done, #
at all, in smaller places-considenng also, the
many incompetent men who enter INTO the practice
Of the law-it must be admitted that the lawyers,
as a class, are much successful than the mer-
chants, of whom il has been computed that only
ten per cent Of the whole number escape bank
ruptcy and only threein every hundred retire with
fortunes amassed by their business.
There were, 10 years ago, IN 1880, IN practice ia
this city, about $50 lawyers-of these, two-,hirds
have passed of the stage OF action by death or re-
msvals the remaining ihird or about l5O are still
in practice, after twenty. thirty, or more years of
experience, and it is this class generally winch
have become wealthy, or Ia independent circum-
stances, with few exceptions. These old lawyers
stilI do the largest share Of the most profitable bu.
siness Of the profession.
On the whole, we like the lawyers, as a class;
they are generally liberal and clever fellows, pa
tronizing newspapers, and otherwise spending their
money with freedom among the less fortunate
classes; forwarding all works Of benevolence and
public utility, and possessing among them great
share of the kind OF piety which is extant In this
community. In the latter particular, however,
the Wall street brokers claim pre-eminence. We
must leave to camists the determination of this
X notify mint
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House OF Representative.

WASHINGTON, jan 31, 1850.
Mr.. WooD supounced the death Of Rudolphus Dick.
insop, member Of the last Congress- from Ohio and
elect to this, who died in Washington last March
Deceased was born in Massachusetts, He passed eu-
logy on his character, and concluded by Offering reso
lutions that the House he lrd of his death with
feiqped regrets that members the usual badge OF
mourning for thirty days; that copy Of these pro-
ceediDgs the family Of the deceased aud
Q further mark of respect, that the House adjourn
Agreed to, end the House adjourned.
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ACsss or BARsArsy In the u. s Circuit Court YES
terosy Cnpr Francis Martin put upon trial for
conrpiring with DR. Richmond Loring, u s. Consul,
and his late pam.d Stevens to the schooner
Abby mood IN Nsrsb last Jersmie, with the
TO a-frsud sundrv insurance Ia this
shout SIS 0,0 specie, which, Il Is Alleged
was not on board These indictments ere not capital
Boston Jrarsi.r. Jon 30
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Naval Intelligence.

The United States sioop. Of Marion. C6) bound
to the at ndies snl.d from Boston Tuesday the
20th att r NJ The ist OF her officers We publishsd
few days since.
relieve commander Henry Bowen, at the Naval Rem
u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

The following the nomiu made by the Free
Soil State Convention Of Connecticut at Hartford
the Both ut.:-Eor o~vernor John Boyd, Of Winches-
ter; Lieutenant Governor. Julius Clark, Of Lebanon:
Treasurer Geo Reed OF Saybrook; Secretary, Joseph
w. White Of Hebron; Comptroller, VIM Alexander, Of
Kilibgly Nit Miles declined the nomination for CO.
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The an unt On depst in the Sob rress,ry, ss tho
elese q business T.. dsy wss 81 SASH IS.
Twin be seen By teIegrsphic despatch In another
column hat the supplementary bill Of the Reading
Bslfosd omrsny has passed the lower house Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

ASorrrs srLtrpip LsvscH.-The nev ship Isaac
webb OF 1900 tons burtbep. to be eommss(ed BY
Cspt p. Chopper, will be launched from the ship
gard Of VIM n. webh foot Of Ffth street East River
On Saturday next, I'd Of February. a. o'co,k 2. N
She is intended fore. MarsbsllS Co.'S" old Lns LII
verpoc PACKETS Her length deck Il 100 feet beam
40 feet and held - feet She 400 tons
gi'tu This hpe ship 1. named after Mr. lease Webb.
Who "" 90 extensively kuo-n at the head Of the
list Of ship buildsrs riss hign compliment to the
'ss who Gals the place Of hi. father 10 20 worthy
manner
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water Cure Estnb t1shmcnt FOR Sale.-A
buildings s.ed ost Tor the Of forty
sostins forty acres Of very IN. isaS under
hsh state Of euiyson also beAutifu springs
under Willis les ss. y sSs ~
rcsqoe and rsmapte s.snsorhooa ormns ss 90 mss
d.srse airy y e.ss'u lance Persons wshias to
viii please sadrsss water Cure EstsSshnsn With the
real name. to be left at the Herald oahss.
No safer invsssmen emit can he made for CALI
s ailh, eon sas o. .s% s. sSn:
eioahs 81" $40 corner Nastsu and Beskman streets.
The PIumbe National Oagusrrean Gallery,
No 20, Bro.ssa era bed 1870 and contains the largest
Ini'ed s,sss Persoss Visiting this esabshmsAt cannot
fail to he highly ua'ihsd ey SO doing.
Brsdy's National Collection OF Daguerrso--
yrs ,,s ~ Elmer q Fulton street ssr,n
Common ssnss-w h,ch IL the Beat Sort Of
'ssr, MAJ 70 y where he can pste Che best
rs IN the SD at the loves, Prices we refer
joSrss. IL Am street '' -"' ''"" A'' an '''''' 70
Wsxs and Toupe.-AuosDer m.a., 49,.
been s.ssa g n ss,sh.or Cor the best VIC ana rea-
.. SxTcn soss ss.sr.ssS ' VIE az r. ss~ 'is
street u, seel. he LARGEST aud best assortment n
WONDERFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MAJ
sUpss zoe s % . Oh Y.
s1s1 Or ] IN Sos! az h :. n:a
Hair Dys--sasrn.ior's Liqa,d ce,sss the
shs o. i eau o. .ssssd i%@.a.s.y sss"s H.
sso real "a M i;ss.sS e ~
ssrrs. CORY che sesress
Gowrsud'. Pousr. sassiIe. for sradicasinr
ftuous hair from low forhsaas upper lips any part
efihe human bpdy Goursud instantaneous Laauid bye
ier charging red or ry sir ia fsw minutes 10 bssua
tlsck 90 bro~h warranted 90 taken Found onv
atI ret hrst . re from (not Broadway aad
Bates Jordsn t2s ssshr rton street. Bostos.
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Mr. UIa,. 3 CompromIse, and one CabInet.

To CoRREsroNDENTs.-"C." is requested TO call
Me editor would like to see him.
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The Southern MAIL.

bALtIMokE Jahuary sI-lu r. "a.
The southern nail from beyond Raleigh, N. c., has
failed. There Ia nothing mpor tant from the interme-
date places.
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New OaLEArs. Jan. 80, 1850.

New ORLEANs. Jan. 80, 1850.
The market for tobacco very active day. and
sales OF 1000 hogshosds have been made ut advanced
rates
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81, 1850.
Howard street -four IL held at 81 81; grain is un.
changed; coffee L. IN IN, aud tobacco Is improving.
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MarkeG0

: Nkw ORLEANs, Jan. ~, 166U.
Sales Of 1000 bales of cotton have been made full
prices including middiing ct IL and good middling
l2e Of sugar 10 hogsneads Of fair have been sold It
SIG.
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aaillr x Of the steamer Ohio
New ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1850.
he steamship Ohio let or New York to-day.
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William " Oevoe, on trial =, Albany, for IN. murder
tssn acquitted.
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NO safer 1nvessme emit cnn he made for CALI
fcrnia than % IS suitsthey consist sf
cloth coat oassimers paI and fancy ovsrcoas and
eloahs 81 $40 corner Nasfsu and Beekman Streets
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Wigs and Toupees-Anothsr Medal has
been s.srded 20 W." sateh.or for the best Wigs and reu-
PEGS The public invited inspect new stvls fsx
lsas ~ 6ATeHkioR's celebrated Wig Pas,ory, Ne. 4
wAn sirees He seegs he largest aud best assortment n
the city Copy the address,
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sense teaches where he make
fasuint For boots shoes ana Caters Of the
riss IN the a'et sad at the lowest rrces
every man TO whog dollars and cents object, to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

Brsdy's National Collection OF Daguerrso~
types snd "a Broadway Fulton street. stran-
and cIens are respectfully invited call and examine
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SiLE!!
Fowsa of Fort EEiRsHebago-
WISCONSIN

THE SUBSCRIBERS, Proprietors of the inter
i mediate Land of the Fox and Wisconsin nv
ers known as the Portage" having subdivided It
for city or pilot offer their lots for sale through
their A gent, Henry Merrell, on the premises, or
B. L. Webb of Detroit.
This locality combines numerous advantages for
building for . residence. and for commerce. Ii Is
midway between the Lakes and the Mississippi
river on one of the future great thorOughfaTes be
tween these Waters, at the summit, between both,
and al the point where the Steamboat Canal con-
meets these waters by means of the cut from the
Fox TO the Wisconsin. across the plot offered for
sale Building materials of the best quality are
abundant and cheap. Timber from the Barbo
hills which are contiguous, Pine by water from the
Wisconsin Pncries, Lime in abundance, and Clay
for brick equal to that OF Milwaukee.
Climate resembles that of New England and cen
trail New York The region contiguous compri-
ses the best wheat lands OF the West. The Pine
the " heat; and the Lead of this region VIII be Inn
portaut elements in the commerce Of this place ia
ctated BY the great work now in progress Of IN
proving the navigation OF the Fox and Wisconsin
Rivers.
The grounds Of Fort Winnebago combine great
facilities for commerce and fora pleasant residence
The plain which separates the two rivers and
through which the steamboat canal Is conducted.
Is but moderately elevated above the rivers afior-
ding facilities for basins, piers and side canals,
which Will be constructed by the Proprictors as
fast as the settlement and commerce may demand.
There is an ample extent olland contiguous 10 the
business ground, elevated from 40 10 60 feet above
the plain, Overlooking it and the two Tivers,) of
surprising loyelness Tor family residence public
structures; partly owned by the Subscribers, and
for sale and partly by the United States, and tenn
porarily occupied as military post.
Onc-tl5ru part Of tie a5ore CHy Plot
aciU be so1d izt Lots at Aucti0u. on the
Premises, on lIolzday, tie Stb day Of III
II nett tjyl
ALVIN BRONSON, Oswego. n. Y,
B. L. WEBB, Detroit Progrie.ors
All letters must be postpaid. 5m- MO v.3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26
Notice..

y n HOSE indebted to the undersigned are here
- by notified that IN order 10 save cost. the
same must be settled without delav
BEECH x TILLEY.
June IS, 1877.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26
AOELGN
To Miners and Smelters.

March ? 1910.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26
THE PROOF
Testimony From Lille Fort.

el,z,.-- ,,.... r., -..7...
.l'le' 1' o.iI-l'oi G'' GERS are &C.
- an "ilo "'5 tst, mem 70 ne the
.l i - lioI<e9 an" o4''l' lAa' has been
- 400" n ~ " o'.'''S -7'l's pay ms bruises
va =. - -. 10 ~ q oU'"''I" us
o'0N' % l,.i"is t.l nG cured oE inns wonderful
~ y If u + ',csi2!ieN Tor inward
,.'i.> "'S-' upper NICE pound lal-Ge iicm hard
- ''isS17I- eye &C CT Lake county
III ON, IT,
~ + rom '.e non. H. = Brooks. agent o.
A--e I4ii-o-s ana -1icai4"h canal Packet Company
Chicago. June "a 1913
Or. VI. 3. Sloan-Dear Sir: for tie last 30 yrs
have had occasion to use many horses and have
usea Inc great variety OF Lin-Incntsanc Ointmeuts
IN use but have never found anything equal 10
your Ointment ior injuries on Horses Within the
last TWO months have applied your Ointment 20
some ~ Lof4es: lot various injuries, and in every
instance IL has proved a sovereign remedy.
\ WISCONSIN WITNESS.
Granville. Milwaukee, Co
Wis Der. Is 1913
Mr.. Sloan-Dear Sir Recently nv horses ran
away with a logchain attached, which cut ana
otherwise iniu.ed them seriously so much 50 thar
I considered my team ruined for business For
tuna,ely friend recommended the use Of ,-or~
Ointment / went to Milwaukee and pprrf,.ci
d box. It soon removed the inflammation and In a
few days the wounds healed Tie great benefit
derived from the use ofvour Ointment on nv how
ses induced me 10 accrIgint Won v,-;.l. t} 49,, Ia
Icivin thar its publicity would Ecret.+
the public. Respectfully v6nrs
CFQRi:r g0N.ToCr
r. pos,7,,,-r r 49,
And has baron,e . CONNIE. -, +l-...
Ointment and Coa9-iot pg,r,,-zs,, are rlr,- ~,
persedina all other rcuidies for an &C.,
ses or cattle The beauty of tie medicines ,o,,-
ssst in their purity and safety ia ,ri+. fl., ~,
be used ever So freely without anv dancer of r.
ling cold, amy other injury resulting from their
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26
Public Notice,

~ Ii persons are hereby notified not 10 tres
@& pass, mine, or dig upon the following lands
without the written consent or permission of the
owner:-East OF y w ! Sec s, Township 5,
Range East.
Also n f ! of S f ! Sec. G. Township 4,
Range East. without the written consent OF the
owner, OF JOHN MUSGROVE, agent.
And further notice Is hereby given, that for
bid any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission above.
5 ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct. 27th, 1915.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26
Yours. resor. fully.
-


Dr Townseni SaasarIa is so'ers" and speedy cae o5
Prapsls tnr or Failing 81
the Womb Co-lisrrr Plies Loulorrra, Writes o5strcsd
M,g-trar5- iuc"utusaee If Urine Or Involuntary
lr general 7F-aH Cf tire system
Wheeler resul- Of produced
than rirc the Err-n frame Persons
taking become robust
influence. Il lately c0aEtracts
uervessuts female frame abcH Tie cause Of
BsreHuess u $50 be- expected delicate
cNabt performed but
hundreds ported
Thousands Hhnrc families have beer without children
Of tIi, Invaluable medicine have been
DE viii m heal l.y Of ur
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26

And further rotice is hereby given, that forbid
any and all persons from buying or removing any
Lead or other ores from the above described Land
without my written permission.
GEORGE MESS ERSAUTH. .4gcft.
DodgeviIIc. Iowa County. Wis
Sept. 2Ist. 1917. 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26
EXCELLENT OINTMENT.

Mr. Sloan-Dear Sir: For a considerable length
Of tune was seriously afflicted with The Rhcumat-
ic complaint, and applied freely the various I.ni-
mcTts pajn-kiIers, &c, without obtaining any re-
lief After which, your Agent at this place inAu-
enced me 10 Try your Ointment, and within two
weeks from the time I commenced using it the
pain ceased. and was ClItetually cured and shall
recommend all similarly afflicted with the distress
ing complaint, TO procure your excellent Ointment
without delay. Respectfully Yours.
OSCAR F. MOTT
THE BEST IND CHEAPEST HORSE
MEDICINE ~ THE HOLD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26
.. .2 2s8 G[IY.k o eeross

have earned great name! For purity, milducss
safety. certainty and thoroughness, ~Ioans ONT
n.ent eXccls. and Is rapidly superseding all other
O!ntmcnts and Linameuts, for the cure Of
Frcsb Hounds. Gals Of all kinds Spraiis T,,,iscs
Cracked Heels, ELlgt0Hc, Poll Eel UHdeaTs,
Gallons SpariLs. Srccag. Fistlfo, Lane
ness, Sand Creeks Foua9cred Feet
Scratches or Greesc, Mango AID Horn Djs.cngcr.
The Powder viii remove all Inflammation and
and fever, purify the blood loosen the skin cleanse
the water, and strengthen every part Of the body.
and has proved sovereign remedy Tor
Dis'enFa. Hiae-5ov9d, Loss # Appetite I1frqrd
Strains, IeLor IIcto. determination attic Eyes,
Fatigue from hard crGcise. .4S7 Rheumatism,
Commonly called Stiff Complaiut) which proves
fatal to many valuable horses in Ibis country. 1t
i also a safe and certain remedy Tor Coughs and
Colds which generate SO many 1a.aL diseases.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street jhieago H.
W. Is. SLOAN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26

SnRY GOODS.-Just receiving at the Cheap
~ Store on the corner Of Chestnut and High
Streets, a large and well selected stock of Dry
Goods, consisting in part Of the following: Broad
Cloths, Satinets Beaver and Pilot Cloths Of differ
ent colors and qualities Cassimeres, Sleeps Gray
Cassinettes Flannes of all colors Kentucky Jeans.
different shades,J B.eached and Brown Cottonz.
Drllings, >hawls 1Iiccens, Gloves Hosiery. and
am endless variety of prints. The above are among
the Staples, which together with the Fancy of all
kinds make it a desirable stock of Dry Goods for
the purchaser to select from The Public are We
~ respectfully invited TO call and examine before
making their Fall purchases.
JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26
DR.. CERISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaIuts affecting the Throat OF
Head such as bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache. Dizziness Of the Head
Neuralgia in The Face, BuzliHg or Roaring IN ras
Ears Deafness, wlIch is generally Nervous, and that
distressing CON plant called Tic DoIoTeux
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-07-26

9 p HE subscribers are now receiving a large 10
a OF Pine Llatbar from the Wisconsin Pmery
SHEPARD & BONNELL.
U8UGf9 q LLJ&DLLltET IS
fTHE subscriber has just received new supply
/ Of Drugs Pujufs and Ucdicaes ard illri'cs Ply
strains, Country Dcaiers. Painters qad the PasJtic
in general to come and examine. The quail
ty OF his drugs are warranted and his pri-
ces are reasonable His stock consists
in part Of Boiled Lin. Oil. all qualities of
Lamp OIL. Linsecd OIL, Turpcntine, " hite
Lead in Oil, and dry, Putty. Window Glass,
Earnishes. Alcohol, Vinegar, Brandy and Wines,
for medicinal purposes, Regalia and Princ-
pc Scgars, Shaving Soaps Pcrumerics, Min
erai and vegetable Coors, Dye stufs &c. &c.
He has also received a new and full supply
of Dr. d. JANNES' celebrated FAMILY
MEDICINES
THO. RoDoLr has been appointed Agent
for the sale of Grav's celebrated HORSE
LINIAENT ThraIls NERVE & BONE
LININENT, and X A UFAIAN'
II L y G RIAN LINIAEN I &c.
Just received and for sale al the lowest mark
ct prices 100 boxes lass all sizes. X 9
SNI0. IONl2. IONl4, l2NIG. I2NIS. Call and
examine my goods and prices before making your
purchases elsewhere.
THEODORE RODOLF.
Mineral Point, Nov 25d 1912. If