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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

A CAUTION TO BoYs.-B0Ys, use no profa1e
language. utter 10 ord that will cause tine
most vi-tuous to blush. Profanity is a mark
Of low breeding, and the tendency Of using
indecent and profane language, is degrading
tC vour minds. It's Injurious effects may not
be felt at the moment, but they viii continue
10 manifest themselves TO YOU through life.
They may never Re oblijerated. and when
vou grow up. you viii find at your tongues
end some expression which YOU EoUid not u5e
for any money. And this expression was
learned when you was boy. By beingcare-
ful on this point, you may save yourselves
much I,iortihcatl0n and sorrow.
- Good men have been taken sick and be-
came delirious. In these moments. they u ed
tie most vile and Indecent language. When
informed Of it. after a restoration to health.
thCy had no idea Of the pain they had given
them. and stated they learned the expressions
Ia childhood, and thongh years had passed
since they had spoken a bad wcrd. the early
impressions had been iRdeli5ly stamped upon
the mind
Think of this. ye who are tempted to use
improper language, and never let vile word
disgrace you. IN oath never falls from the
maa v no commands the best respect
Honesty, fraukness, generosity. and virtue
are noble traits. Let these be yours, sad we
shall not fear. You viii then claim ~ res
pect and love of all.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

New YoRK Vine NoMIN NAIIoYs-The Al
Wing State Convention Of New York, has
nominated the following ticket.
For e.-WASHINGTON HUNT.
FIR 1t. Gov.-GEo. G. CORNELL.
For Cana! C0a.-EBENEzER BLAKELY.
For State Prison Inspeet.-ABNER PARKER.
For Clerk Of .9PPeGb.-WEssAL SMITH.
\ good set Of resolutions were adopted.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
ALFONSO GARNER,
D. r. BIGELOW

TT . ! ) y
Notary Public General Land Agent and
lonris .oner OF Deeds for the States Of 0aio ans
Michigan, DoncEvTLLE- Iowa Co. WIS.
REFERENCES.
F-of JoEL PAHKER. Cambridge Mass.
Hon TI~orHv JENKINS. Oneida Castle y. ].
NcNErr \ BaRroN EsQRs Buti1.o
Hon q Corr. Potosi Wisconsin
Nr B.1-low has made arrangements with
responsible European travelling Agent. who la>
lad many years experience IN Investigating the II
les Of American citizens 70 property n Europe
iast VIII enable him 10 forward anv business o.
.-s nature of investigating titles or collecting mo
-7F n Europe with tile assurance thar II VIII be
attended 20 with fidelity and on the most IeasoHa
- terms 6 lyr*
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
THEODORE RODOLF,

IELLDUHE HODOLt,
KTTHOLES ALE ara RET&TL DRl GGIST
W Mineral 7o.u'- WIs-has just received a very
arge and well selected stock OF American. French
ma English, Clse.- a's. Drugs, Nedtnaes P1-ame-
-g D4e-Stafs 81 At this store Physicians can
ely on having ther prescriptions carefully com
1oanied- NJ. Goods gre selected with great care
Iud viii be warranted as represented
Receiving. Ia.-e and new supply Of Dr. D.
fayue's Fau.Is Medicines. Or. Rogers syrup of
Llyer,vort ana HAT. ant smiths Tonic syrup.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

THE subscridcs las just received Al rle Miner
4 al Point Jew elry s Fancy Store, a splendid
.ot Of JeweIrF ant Fancy goods OF the latest styles
llso a few SETS or English Britannia ware OF a su-
aerjor stvle and finish lie has also received a
splendid Porcelain Mantle Clock and lew splen-
lib Italian GuiraI-. 1t would hc advisable for you
to call soon, or you may be disappointed in get
ing what You Usut.
4 GARNER.
NI.nsraI Pa.et. AnrI L--h. $50. ISL
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

% H. a. Wright is the democratic nomi-
nee for the State Senate, in the Crawford Dis
trict, We like the man but not the party he
belongs 10. May he be successful in all his
undertakings-but this.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

leiS now OPT u4
oppositet1e c. 3rt
Point. lie voHid
form all persons
sion 10 use 81 b ar
NAV hnd a. hs es
stand best as
and lfeFicjuCs In
ofrhe Lakes, all CT
warrant 10 b per
good having paT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

MoRg GoLD.-Mr. William T. Morrison. Of
this town, returned from California on Mon
day last, well laden with Gold, we expect
He says he has seen the elephant, and recon-
mends all, no matter what may be their situ-
alton, 10 stay at home Al the gold man
can get in California, he says viii not pay
him for halftLe suffering and privati5n he ca
dures.-Graat County Herald.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

q \ Buffalo paper says that the city is so
healthy that the doctors have nothing to d.
Seven OF them were seen together on the pier,
fishing for minnies
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

NsTIoNAL PANT is proposed that Ma
uonal Fair will be held at Washington On the
4;h Of July 1851. The articles to be cxhibi-
ted TO consist Of duplicates Of the same fabrics
OF articles sen. 10 the Worlds Fair at Lon
don, on the lst Of 1lay. 1851. tits proposed
to perfect National organization, consisting
OF one commissioner from each Stale and Ter
ritory, aneXecutive committee and committees
on the arts manufactures. &c. The prize
fund will consist of Sf00, 600 at least, TO be
raised by voluntary subscription.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

o S. Ryan, Jr., editor of the Fountain
City, has received the nomination, from the
Wings Of Fond du Lac county, for the As
sembly.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

= The Oshkosh Delegate has passed into
the hands Of Messrs- Washburne & Blodgett,
who say that it viii be sustained. We hone
50
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
VOLUME Ill. NUMgER so.

- Fremont and GwINS each get s., ,o0O
for Mileage as senators from California.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

DIscovERY or GI>Nr's BoNEs-A week
OF two since, John Harmed, living on Rolling
Fork, about twelve miles from his place.
discovered d human bone pro;rudiug cut Of
the sand, on the river bank. 1t proved 10
be thigh bone, perhaps the Iargesteyer seen.
It measured about si> times tie number Of
cubic inches IS that OF common sized man.
Judging from the size Of the bone found. Il
once belonged to human being. twelve or
thirteen feet high. III. IL. has also found
a collar bone, which is in aboutthe same pro-
portion. That it IS human bone, there can
be no Observation-Disclosures, (hy-) Register.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

CoLD WAFER rs. Lightning.-M Kitchen,
Of Babylon, Illinois, was struck by lightning,
d few weeks since, and was left dead to all
external appearances bat his wife, sIi5ewd
woman. took bucket of cold water. and
poured it on his breast. when he revived, and
is now well. The Lightning struck him on
one side, .ahing TIE hair .frola his head Is It
trent al0Egs aad burning his face severely. 1t
forked OF on reaching the external region of
his stomach, branch running down each leg
and tearing his Paatalooas in its way. After
this escape from destruction, let nc one forget
The efficiency OF cold water.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
New Drug store

sRHE undersigned has recently returned from
81 the east a here he aas purchased a large stock
Of Drugs. Hs3.-sFas and Family Grlees-.s s. Hhich
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
FIRE!t FIItE!!l
.HTL Ig.gT-HEE .uETE.FL FERE
INSURANCE or.

The undersigned has been appointed agent for
ne above Company All persons deslrous OF IN
suring buildings OF other property viii PleasccaI
at the Post Office
JOSEPH SMITH.
Mineral Point.J ine 18th 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
EnEsllLu Gr0cerieS.

which he VIII dispose Of al prices wAlca cannot
faI % 70 please hI= Customers Also .AF5e as
sortmenr Of IItat. Gus Gad Dye SrlfS.
The unders ue4 hopes by sJrlct al ntlon 70
MS business u merit the patronage Of the public
IuEO. R0IpOLF
September -8 1918 1861
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
AMMUNITION

~ the BEsr QUALITY. and good supply Of
2'eaer Flasts. Shat BITS, Gone Bags
Sc, e. 81
a. Sinds Of trunsultlaz done il the best style
Nihes kept oa hand, or made 10 or1cT and
,,an'ei 10 ee a> goo5 As the best
mineral Point. u,y til 1880.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

CRAwFoRD COUNTY IR7N MINEs.-A coz
responder; Of the Prairie du CHEN Patriot
says:
n the neighborhocd Of kiekapo7 there have
been discovered somt prospects some of lead
ore. as well as Of copper; but neither have
been worked sufficiently 20 prove their rich
ness or extent. More recently in the vicinity
of Black River Falls. discoveries have been
made of Iron ore. both Of the mountain and
bog species Of this mineral. The bog ore. the
existence Of which Ia large beds Is uo longer
probIemalicaI, having been tested. IS said to
be very rich, yielding a very large per cent,
of the best quality ofiTon. This Of itself, Ia
ken in connection with the great facilities of
working the ore, at he Falls, where there is
said to beas great Hydraulic power as at Roch-
ester, y. \ ork, and that can be much more
cheaply improved also the cheapness Of
bringing the pig iron into market at the Foun-
dries already established on the Mississippi
river, and the number Of whlch viii rapidly
increase, the beds Of ore being not more than
from p to so miles from the Mississippi, and
would he a sufficien, source Of wealth to make
this country one of the richest spot in the Great
W est But in addition t this there Is large
extent Of rich farming land and as easily aud
caeaPly brought into cultivation, and u.led
with as sure a return Of an abuudant harvest
to the industrious farmer as any land in the
world.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

WITHIN the last 80 months from responsible deal
ers in the cas- lie has also a large stoek Of all
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

- We are Informed by our traders that
the crop Of Craabe5ries IS almost an entire
failure. Little Crows band Of Indians have
been out t. Rice Lake, and returned with but
twenty OF thirty barrels. Hundreds Of bar
rells were gathered last year to one this
The only place we hear favorable news from
IS the St Peters they are said to be abun-
dant in the vicinity OF Aix's viilags.--Ei4-
res0ta Chronicle.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

EvERYTHiSG SHOULD BE DoSE SYsTENAr-
ICAI5v 1t IS astonishing how much time
and cor are thrown away by some farmers.
solely for want Of a system. They goto work,
iusf as it happens, in a wrong time, perhaps,
and ia great haste, half DO the work, or leave
it unfinished. and then suffer the consequent
ces. There IS aaoth er thing very rePrehensi-
bic, and that IS, leaving everything where ii
was last used. and when II Is wanted for use
again, some time must be spent in finding L.,
to say nothing Of the injury done TO imPie-
ments, by leaving then all the time exposed
to the weather. "A place for everything aud
every thing in its place" IS the true doctrine
for farmcrs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
DOCT. VAN DUSEN

Tenders his services as PHYSICIAN and SURGEON {
ID the inhabitants Of Mineral Point and .Icinity. /
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
G0 0GG GG5@60G @ .
Business Directory,
Fl. I'm DUSEN II. D.

rrCards inserted BY the year at 81 per lin
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
SP0RTSMEN!
ATTEND THE CALL.
Il =. - PR AGUE .

rfANlNG removed his Shop 20 the building
~ toar doors below the Post Office. en- Higa
.'e-t sign 81 the Gun.1 viii hereafter keep on
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11
To the Z 0FleS.

AI-neraI Pa.n-. 2lareh 81. $50
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

(eoSeLrDAD ON steOsD F4oE)
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

September tIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

Would respectfully inform the public that he has
changed his residence and Office TO the brick
building one door above Washburne & Woodman
Office and directly opposite the residence OF ID, w.
Jones Esq. where he viii hold himself m readiness
10 serve the Town and Country al all times OF day
or night IN the way OF his profession
Mineral Point June 30th 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-11

1t IS d little queer how many great men
have been little men-or as Gray has said,
with different meaning
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
A Barbarous OperatiOn.

IF Choroorn and Ether will render persons inscshla
to rain, it is clearly the duty those who sell man o!a
the articles puportng be Shaving Soap TO present ehy
purchaser with sufficient quantity ofthe above article
relieve their suffering while undergoing the operaonsof
shaving. .-.-
Jules HAUL'S PREMIUM SHAVING CREAM
Cream is admitted by all to be the very hest article
for shaving be found in this any other country In
the Of my Alnold Rose and Pisnchio Shaving Cream
instead of being operation be dreaded shaving
ally luxury. The ingredients Of which il is composed
are Of such nature, that finer and richer laher he
made than with any other article by which the beard is
soflened and the kin not tablet he burned BY the alka
which forms large portion of other shaving soap.
will it become chapped, hut will remain smooth and soft
as an infants No one after using this shaving Cream.
can ever bs induced to any other Caution ncccs.
sary in purchasing my Shaving Cream, there many
imsations sold. Ask for Jules llnuel's Snvng Cream
and you will then get article which renders shaving
easy and pleasant. JULES HAUEL, l2O Chesnut st.
For sale in Camden by }. T. McKuin, L. J. DELAY and
F. l. zemp. Oct. l.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
State Of South Carolina.
En ENMItY.--E.nstcastcr GSistrict

Thomas Ballard, Adnr., vs. William llcKenna
P.e.*ant Vi. Glass and Margaret, his wife. Bili
tc Enforce Decree aud Partition.
IT appearing TO my satisfaction That Pleasant VI.
Glass and Margarei, his vile, DR.. William Eos
Ter aud Anna h., MS vile, Jo!n w. Johnson and
Lefty Amanda, his wife, Elizabeth Gawley, Hen
ry SiringlcI!ow anl l'a-y his wife, Henry Cham
piou and AIalaIa his wife, and also Monroe Miller.
James Miller and John Miller, Git the three last
named alive, and il moL their children and LeirS
al iaw,) defendants in the above reside with
out and kcy"!,d The lns OF The State, it is order
ed oa motion Of Hammond and Boyce, SoI'rs. inr
I ompl't. thai the sa.iIs defendants, Pleasant N.
Glass and Margaret his wife, Dr. Vim. Foster and
Anna T. his MIic, john ". Johnson and Lefty 4.
Ills wrr, Elizabeth Gawlcy, Henry Strngtrlow
ami Nary his WIFE, Henry Champion and hIahaIa
his wIc, and also Monroe Miller, James Miller and
John Nriler, CT alive, and ii dead. the children
aud heirs at law OF the three last narned) do plead,
answer or der,ur 10 the bill in above case on or
before the lGh December, 1880 Otherwise judg-
incnl pro cOnicSsu will be ordered against all and
each of them.
J. II. WITUERSpOON, G. +. l.. u.
Coa Office Sept 9, le5O. $50 3m73
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
EN- QUART BOTTLES.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AND FOR
THE CURE OF

For the Removal ard Permanent Cure of all
Diseases arising from an Impure state
Uf :he B!oCd or habit of the
SySfem, viz
Scrofrla or Kings FTl, Rheumatism. Obstinate Cuane.
GUS Erupolls, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or eer,
Sca:d Head, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and
Jnins, Stubborn Ulcers, Syph!ic Symptoms. Sciatica
.im5aso lnl Diseases arising from lnjudirous
Of Mercury. Acii,:cs Drosy Exposure orjmpnl-
dence in Life also. Chroec Constitutional Disorders DC
The value OF this preparation is now widely
known, and every day the ela o! Its usefulness is
extending. ]; is approved AID ri ,h'y re:oHlren
dcd by physicians, and is admitted TO be the most
powerful and searching preparation from tie root
that has ever been employed III medical practice.
The unfortunate vict.u I" hereditary DISEASE, with
swollen gIairss, contracted sInews anu tones half
carious mas Ueen restored 10 LeaIill aaa vi.or-
The scrcuiouS patient. covered with ulcers, uaih.
sore to hinISc and his attendants, has been made
whoie. hundreds OF persons, v i!u had groaned
iDpGIesSly Tor years, under cutlnc0us AID glandu-
lar Disorders, rheumatism, and u.atly u;her com
paints springnr from arrangement ul the secre-
tive organs aid The circulation, have beer raised
as It were Iruln tie rack ul disease ana now, with
rcgeRarateG constitutions, gladly testify To the ell
!icacy O. ti.s ,:.'s;n.al!e prcra:ai OF.
The iCi!uM Ilg orr.i!ica.c .ram cCl. Samuel G.
Taylor, IA Gentleman Of hIc! standing anu extern
sive acquaintance IrUroh tho sculLernstacs, and
a;eiv aDponed cunsuI 10 NeW Glenaun coin
meGGs llsc! 10 Tie attention Q! al.
New lsrh, January !, 1S4S.
Mcssrs. y. 3. {, ID. Sands-Oci irmen: iiav-
ing used AMI Witnessed the enrcts ol vuur va ua-
be preparation oi Sar<al,arIa ou different per-
sous III d !efcnt parts o i:Ie southern County,,
wy EiIInia, Lcuisian, Texas aid .iGXicu. ! lee:
mach pleasure N s:a:Iag the hI;nop euler
tanned OF lis n,edicinel value. lmny nwu case. it
acted AllIiUs. ht riIdiiil, , speedily, the
cmervaci state ol the sySiclI auG eycilIug tie
,.uCSt agrceaD.: E.alIlei, lOii.C nrigCrdtInC
influence.
Your Sarsapara is highly appr" ef and exien-
sivcy usc ~ The ARMY III iieXiCu, and my COUSIN,
Gen L"c,ary ! al iUr, MAS lUr the past ave years
Deen u. the h.Jt ui usIa. II, and recommends tie
SAINT. ne ana myself adopted the article al Tie
same lime, and II uuW conSIdcf,ti all uimpst in
ii.s pcn>aU:c article ~ the army. IL CuJciuSio:,
w0ail say ;urL tie be'icr u h!uW:I, LIE more
nigh!y II mtI oa pr.Lc., AM trust ;,a; lis .eaith
restoring virtues wi. i"!Hr /. :,cIictar.y kUowr
'llrorchunI :he length and bread /: Of oar widely
extended country. Hu : vcfy reELerl;u!v,
,. &. Tailor, t.*. Cu:.,Ii /, =. Granada
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
Mothers. Read This Attentively.
Dys. kaEELER's CORDIAL AND
CARNNN

FOR the speedy and Permanent cure OF DIarrfGa Dys
,nrr Com1i,inis FTntnIsncv Pains in ,l, s,nm.cI Ec
i n III H., 80, 80 - .,,nh ~ Ia ! - r,,
;,:o.,I;nr N'' 1'''
~ The fine has ,oaip arrived when Gie.,sps nf ,he
somoc, and n,u- ctrrrs is tEouenm. 10 prr,naIurp
rr,,. L. ,rcr. M r,,pc m sing li march ., death
We anxwc:. YFS-tl,r Cordial will cnr, and prryga!
nine ers L" ali % disease affecting III organs
ure than five Thousand OF disras were cured by it
nriig rle yE,st year. AL families consulting the wei
fare I'll ll-if children a,selres will acl wisely have
ihls uriice by them. all oi failure the money
will clccruy r,;u.ned.anl 10 Ill tHc vino are 'abc
10 purchase il will b. clecr:!ly bestowed.
InATir Will. AND Has CURED. THE WORST
FORMS Ot' DlSEASE Oh NE SIOMACli AND
BOW Els EfAD THE foLLo"iN" E'lpENeho:
From ihe SPIN "t l'.e Times.
DR.. keccris Cordial and CarninaIive, il ccr:ainlya
valuable c>iocralum III every family, 10 the young and
t a,uit. but particularly wlrrc there are children We
speak avIstiy b"rthe We have thoroughly tried IL. and
proved lis healing and eilc:tcios properties m our lnuy
Ne woaI mol cordially recommend the public 10 givci
.'r eil M'lc Is OH! "''''s h'pr''''e ''s 'a'u'
FROM ie sortii AMERICAN and United siies "azet1e'
Sept. :lil l5ii.
I'm thcs. tas aboulin. in fruit il lnEoves every one
10 be prepared with remedy ur the cy!i scris wc il
sometimes prodncc'-we irtve been told BY thoa" that
A''N "1 ""t . nav a''I" & m
',' urriv m',I'' ' '" l, LaL j.; c a r,,y,, nrns
~ ~ "t:' ".' Do o,J - ~, @ r "an ~; ~ ;J n,i
= ~ -, ''''' ~ F'>''>N - '' N''''>
N"'''' 80
fr"m 'ci! Hhi'lniay HaarEe August -''i 1871.
Dr. Heecrs Cora!--We would call .le attention o!
olr readers u tls invaluable medicine, winch will b.
found advertised al length in our culumlis As corrective
in eases of Darrhoa disease very prevalent at the pres
rnt time II is hgIys;Uken Of by all who have Used IL
Ii is perfectly sane IN lis nature and We SPEAK experiment
tally when We say ll,a. i, air,s Immediate recl
From in. pc,,s..,v,pi, Jpc,;r..- 80, Is, 1917
Dr. E..irrs Cnri:.i and Ctn,in.iire Li, Article is
adyerrJ in ,i,,r ,ur1 or c;,r ,aner il ~ uniny re-
commended "; families who have tirl it, Il nisesprc,!ly
I,ssul uUur cbiu auI has elk ccd hnnIrrj. Of cures
r duclvr 10 abwudau,Ir s.urii.I viii, ,rs,oy .ou rh.
.ub;cr .,u,r nj vIch i: very srm. JLr corlai il mt
m,.ck uos;r,un but rorfnlIv nrrrarpd medicine. and
| ncri;c,l,. fr.e tr,nn .,,r ,hi," ifur.n,s
F,, ,,. ,,,,, i.nn.'.?;ya:;,n S.,, ,f,b 1857
ISL, .,n-
we ah CONSTRAINED 10 say slilt iiie " aF!nhalVe M Ut.
| hterrs now e1leIeifc! USED In lNE my, rniHuiy
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-26
South Carolina.
an EGui:y---f1ancaster Dis:ric

TEn;nas Ballard vs., William .,Irk"nna, Pleasant
~. Glass amd wife Margaret, 1T al. Bill Tor Par
ulIun Real Estate aud account.
ET appearing . the satisfaction nj the Commits
sipnes IIa: ? ensanl u; Glass and liargh et his
vile, Dr. Wn, Foster and AmEa r. his vito, EllZ-
ahc,b Gawlpv, John ". Johnson ard inHv AInan.
ia his vie. Henry S'rnge,ow and Mary h:s wife
!!eary Champion ainl ,,"iala hs vile, and ais"
Monroe M..icf, James alrlIcr and !ohn Miller, (ri
the three last named are alive aud not their chill
drnn and heirs Il; Ilw) defendants in above stated
c',Se, are a6scnI from and reside without tine limits
"t the Stale, 1t is ordered on motion OF McSSrS
Hammond and Doycc, Soils. for CompIi tIat The
said defendants, Pleasant VI. Glass and Margaret
his wife, l;r. Wn. FrSe: and Anna +. his wlc,
Elizabeth GawIey. .Ichn w jnhn$Cn and letly
Amandd his vile, Henry N;r,rgIr!iow and Mary
nS VIE, Henry Champion aad Ea!ala l'5s wc,
ard alsn Monroe Miller, James Miller aud J"hu
Miller; (f alive and iiGead, ihr children aud heirs
II law oi the ;'irce last name,D do answer, plead
or GrmGr o the 81! in aho.c ease on OF before ie
l0th December. $50, otherwise Judgment ~"
c0r!es>0 viii nr ordered against each and all Of
them. j. II. NIThERSpOO%, 6. f. !. d.
Com. Office, Sent. Oh. 1870. $40 3m13
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Sulph. Quinine.

TINE Subscriber has just received few nuecso
Il of Roseugarten & Denis's Superior Quimine
which he offers at prices low as it can be possibly
afforded in this market, for cash or short credit.
Y. J. DELAY.
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Paris English Tooth Brushes; Hair Brushes;
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Toilet bottles: China Inksands, Paper, Pens, En-
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may always BE- had at 49,.
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