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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31

Correspondence bet,oeen The Citizens of NetoburOf.,
in Massachusetts, and Mr. Senator Webster
LETTER OF THE CITIZENS OF NEwBURYPoRT.
NEwBURYPoRT, April s, 1850.
To the Hon DANIEL WEBSTER.
S1R-We address you to make known the satisfac-
ton we have derived from the perusal of the speech re-
Gently delivered by you in the Senate of the u States
on the great topic of the day.
We admire its manly temper, the liberal and conc-
latory sentiments it expresses and the unanswerabe
power of analysis and exposition with which it deve-
ops and maintains the true principles OF the constitu-
ton.
We honor especially the geous patriotism which
pervades it, recalling to due sense of their constlu-
tona obligations the North well as the South
We therefore beg you to accept heartfelt thanks
for the pre-emnent service you have now again per-
formed towards preserving and Strengthening our ma
tona Union.
We have the honor to subscribe ourselves with pride
and pleasure, your friends and constituents
Signed by Edward S. Rand w b. Banster John
Porter, and 366 other citizens of Newburyport.l
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31

CAPoN SPRINGs.-We ask attention to the notice re.
ative to this desirable watering place. in the mountains
OF Virginia. Among other considerations which ought
to induce the citizens of this city to paronse these
Springs we will mention one, and controlling one it
is that that prince Of good fellows w j. TAYLOR, ESQ
will be found domcated there for the season prepared
to render all his friends comfortable
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31

The Enquirer, on Tuesday last, contained letter
from the senior editor, giving hesitang support to the
Compromise BILL and hard by it, an article in editorial
guse directly reracting all the paper had formerly said
in favour OF the measure. But in yesterdays paper the
junior editor states that the senior is absent from home
and that he he junior does assent entirely to the
article OF Tuesday We notice striking similarity be-
its positions and those of Mr. R. G. SCOTS letter
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31
MARINE NEWS.

BALTIMORE, May 3O-An'd, schrs Hope, Ora
ham, Richmond Col Davis Granger, do. CD schr Sa-
maria, Creighton, Richmond
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31

~ Those DESTROYS Of purchasing good house, Ell
ther large or small, in central and improving portion
of the city, would doubtless do well to attend the large
sale OF real estate, to be made this afternoon by Mr.
w. Goddn. See advertisement under the auction head
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31

+Imay be permitted add in a note an extract from
private letter from one ofthe most distinguished men
IN England, dated late The both ofJan. Religion
Is an excellent thing in every matter except in politics
There it seems to make men mad and do not know
OF any people more mad than the ant-slavery peo-
PIE on your side of the water and on ours. Up to
the present time | nave no doubt they have aggra-
7ated every evil they have endeavored mitigate or
prevent II you tell one of them what has been the
SUIT OF inns othelousness, he answers Liberapi am
mann meam. may have done wrong, but | shall go
TO heaven ior IT. So believe that your abolitionsts
have made the state OF the slave and still more that OF
the free black much worse than it would have been
and probably In many States that of Virginia. for
instance, have retarded his Embarrassment Rut thew
care little ifthey save their own souls On the other
hand, the Southerners seem as unreasonable to re.
quire California to accept slavery seems both wicked
and unjust"
In these sentences my friend means, undoubtedly to
ascribe the evils which he so truly states not TO trne
and genuine religion not TO the religion Of the Gospel
bat to that fantastica notion otregion which some
times possesses mems maginatons. The religion OF
the New Testament. that religion which is founded on
the teachings OF Jesus Christ and his apostles, is as
guide to duty politics in any other
ia life
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31

United States. Hence, the bill does not in fact,
propose to pay Texas the large amount appre-
hended by some, but on y puts into the form of an
otter OF money, an ackn owledgment of the validity
OF claims which it Is as much our obligation to
pay, as it is the obligation of man who marries a
woman with property, to satisfy her debts The
great merit of this provision is that it ouiets the
most vexatious and critical controversy which
exists between Texas and New Mexico. and
which, if Congress do not interpose, may occa-
sion more sectional excitement than the Wilmot
Provso ever created.
In contrast with this great scheme of settlement,
the Cabinet at Washington insists upon the poll.
cy OF leaving New Mexico and Utah to take care
OF themselves and of admitting them as States the
moment they choose to make application New
Mexico has solemny and sensibly declared that
she prefers the Territorial form, being unprepared
with population or resources to maintain State
government. Is she to be forced to become
State against her will, in order to have any gov
eminent at all 2! In that case, it is part of the
Cabinet view that the boundary question will be
decided by the Supreme Court. But who bell ewes.
after recent manifestations, that Texas would ac
quiesce in decision against her? If New Mex
leo remain Territory, with her boundary unset
tied, and with no government but military Pro-
Consul, it is certain that Texas will proceed to
take possession. Will the Northern ma jority in
Congress submit quietly to that Will they not
rally on the issue of saving New Mexico from
slavery more zealously than they have rallied on
the Wilmot Proviso? Without some early ad-
Justment OF this Texas boundary question: it must
inevitably produce the most serious agitation and
turmoil. And, in addition to this grave source of
trouble, the Cabinet policy leaves the whole do
main OF Utah and undisputed New Mexico, for the
angry contentious of the Provsoists. Between
the two schemes, we cannot see how Southern
men can hesitate to choose. And we receive
daily evidences that the sentiment of the Wings
OF this State is almost unanimous in favour of the
plan Of the Senate.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-31

RATHS.-Sponge, Hip Hand Shower and Chit
ID dren's Baths, for sale by
R, M. ZIMMERMAN,
my IL Isl Main street.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
RlagrEaa E0r A1zge.

] VIE Subscriber offers for sale the Southwest
= quarter OF section u, Town g, Range j. East.
known as the Nletcat Farm. Containing 100 acres)
on winch there IS double Log House. a frame
Barn and % acres enclosed 40 OF which is broke
Up ana under cultivation. never falling spring
near the house and barn. The road lo,d.9o f.
Mineral Point and Dajgcyillc TO Madison. paszr.
between the barn and field For farming and dig.
sins purposes It is not surpassed it is part Timber
ana ana, lue balance Prairie, and Tor any person VINO
"'sles 10 Aeep house OF Entertainment it Is as
4o9d a situation As there Is between Dodgeville
a1' -'LAaiSon- For further particulars enquire OF
the subscriber at the Blrab2o. in Saul- Cont -
OF JOHN BRACREN, Mineral Point.
JOHN METCALF
Janulry 18th, 1850 15tT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
EBa'sStOy
Nerve and Bone

nerve anu Done
FlEea@IsER EToe Tv.
pHE unprecedented sale with which this articl,
] has met. and the universal satisfaction which
It has given, has induced The present pFopseors Il
Xtend IFS manufactured that II can be within the
reach OF all who may wish 10 test IT'S singular Z.
dcacy. It's reputation asa remedy for
Cuts HiatS, GaRs S9raias CrUn.0s Old Sores
Springs and S,cetlttg Of fonts, Earns. Sail
iheum. RING Horns, Eleaalgsissl. SrrofuIa.
IL IS tcorsl stages. Htakaess or Paia tli .hc
Baci Loss Of poleer ia The LIMBS. IqR4-
nations and S'celEags Of all kinds TIE
mons, Ero-st Limos S,reesey Fis.u-
Ia, Suatcits. Poll led Nyauia,
Sgli.,t. Rug Hone, Clybs.Saaa
Cracks, Sore lips Charaea
Hands, Flesh Wounds Of
al kinds &c, 6-c &C.
IS higher IN places where it has been introduce,
than that Of any othei remedy ever offered to the
public. It's used for both Man and Beast.
Below viii be found few true certificate.
which have been handed 10 US for pubIica.ionsu,
by them 1t will be seen that diseases that have
heretofore been considered almost iacurable. car
be easily and permanently cured with Bristol.
Nerve and Bone L.u.menr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
urTiBLg PROPERTY FOR SiLE!!
9yV.a OF Fora % IahneDago
WISCONSIN,

r.; 4, c.rBSCRIBERS. ProprietoTs OF the inter-
HAZE I7ni o. the Fox ana W iSconsin nv
known as the Portage, having slodisidea i
r,r- or pilot o1ter their lots Tor sale through
- Aren't. Henry MerreIl, on the premises OF
; /. We5b. Of Detroit.
.sf,osIi-v combines numerous advantages loI
lila for n residence. and tor commerce II IS
= ~ %e-yyaen the Lakes and the MISSISSIPPI.
D. IN enc OF the future great thorougaidTes be
So, +Iese lra-erS at the summit, between Uo'H-
Int Re po.rt where the Steamboat lanai con
7,a-s- the.s waters BY means OF me eul lIoIi .s
r.. ia he Wisconsin. across the plot oheleu ioi
-, R.r4,,e, materials Of the best quaiIIy are
abundant cad cheap. timber rom ne D'i! 10
III Itch are contiguous, Pine by water from inc
!. .r,as.r. Pine.ieg. Lime in abundance and Clay
for brick equal to that OF Milwaukee.
l--.,,,+s -asara5les that OF New England and cen
80 Ea.r York. The region contiguous compr
sa--..a host wheat lands oil the West. me Pine
re ~ heat and the Lead Of this region VIII DC I'M
n--n- elements IN the commerce Of laIs place' ID
..f,.tet b. tie great work now IN progress OF I'M
,,-,v-7y the navigation Of the Fox and Wisconsin
K.rers. -
RI I. grounds OF Fort Winnebago combine grea
f--G.as Tor commerce and for pleasant residence
lie pIlla which separates the TWO rivers al.
through which the steamboat canal IS cohdacled
i mi moderately elevated above the rivers amor
asr fcI.-ies for basins piers and s.oe canals
.rH.-h vii be constructed by the propile'oFs q
-s.r IL t..a settlement and commerce may demand
.r.e-e5s IN ample extent otland contiguous 10 III
business ground elevated from 10 10 90 feet abov
,ne.p.ein. (overoozng il and the two riTers.l ?
sa-pas=ug loveliness torfauaiy residence or pun.
STRUCTURES. partly owned BY the Subscribers. an
Tor SAFE ami partly BY the United States and ten
pcrarilv occupied as a military post
Q,la-.hlru part Of tie aboCe Cuy PA
arjH H. g72d IL L0ts at AztciiOa, on IL
Premises. on lIouaay, the 6th Dig 9t IN
J. aslt tjy
ALVIN BRONSON. Osvcgo, \. \,
B T. WEBB Detrolt-Pro9rls.ays
s1,la--,rz must be postpaid 3m- u.1J VI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
Fife EEasssFaazcs
By THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPAN
CaDi.al-s20A.Oonu


VTSCENSEs. STArz or IxDrAvA.
THIS COMPANY IS now prepared 10 insure
siFes grant endowment and aUaut.cs
TIE tpIsoving are among the benefits conferred
~ iusurIHx5 in this Office
tf5nu9ns amounting 10 $50 AMI upwards. paw
abb one halt in cash, and the balance in y pr,fa II
, :atutas. renewable. with sir per cent interest.
81 the premium may be pad monthly in advance.
Insurance effected IN fhls Office goll the life n
'he tafsbl5s6 from all demands Of editors.
tTedIlogs may insure tie lives IF debtors. and
iiep1af~ TEeir oWn!yes tortAe benefit OF creditors
I. Natal and Military Officers Ma -trrs and Mates
2 boats. vessels, AMI indeed all classes may ar this
3ies secure tAsir families against want at the low
aot rates Of premium.
-" Premiums lower than Mutual COMPANIES
- No,resp possibility to the insurers beyond the
a8auseut If lie Premium
- No.risk Of Partnership win all classes Of
persons aE.d Its serious consequences.
IL No.AsblHly 10 have the surl insured redu-
ae7 81 10 make further contribution IN case Of
mortality beyond the estimated average.
-. Inc certainty of having every clam paid
os soon as subrtaatsted, whatever extraordinary
NOR aitY may take place.
Tie sefai-lnuuol payment Of premiums and
t5stF dlys grace allowed The assure on the renew
Al ol premiums
IH.s company allow The insured more liberal
irsFc IN privileges and longer residence in tie
>"at crn States tnan any similar institution in the
county.
person insured in this company. has the priv
lrze o! travelling on land rivers. iakes or inland
seas and o residing IN any OF the >atrS or Terri
taEes pt tIis Union, or the B-t.sa Provinces OF
Eoru. America daring the entire wear. cgc-nf
from .e first day o. August 10 the first Z, OF No
NtaIl%ls lrgg which period. the Insured are not
"a How 20 travel or RESIDE south @. tie northern,
D4'"afFy p TIE State OF Mississippi. unless per
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
DR. @ GOODS
INDIAN CH0LAG0GTE,

This invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice OF several years in bilious eli
MAZE and IS NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL Of CURING E,c-
Uey and .fsus or any OF the diseases above named
The wonderful operation OF The ChoIsgooua in
crad!catlng bile from the human system. can only
explain lis extraordinary agency in the qoee,,,, mar
ofsh and permanent Cure Of Fcrar qnd .gr,.r and
The various grades of intermittent and rpuftre7+l.
'erS. Il Is equally cticctual in the cure of liver
complaint jaundjce enlargement Of tic liver. aI-o
enlargement Of the spleen. called Ague cake and
the various forms OF bilious indigestion These
with the other varied affections of such climates
ARISING from common utasHal rguse. are only
modihcetions of the same disease, and cqu3IIy RON
ToIlea by the same rcD,e3y
It's entirely a regeabe preparation and NAV be
taken by any one, with perec: safety TO the most
delicate constitution. In repeated instances il has
been administered 10 infants less than month iii
suffering from attacks of Fever and 4 eue. and II
ways with entire success. In uumbcress i7sfa3
ccs. constitutions greatly impaired and apparently
ruined by a long residence IN a billions climate
nave been entirely restored by lis continued and e
heienl use ''''
The above medicine is for sale by Beech & I'll.
ley, Mineral Point; r. s Ausley {, &c. Peilrr-s
Creek and Davis Evans & Co. Dodseviue I6 y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

J, Atonzo Brown. OF Sycamore Re Ealb Co. IT.
hereby certify that have cured two OF The worst
cases Of Poll Evilupon my horses DARN. the last
year, with Bristol Is L;nimcnt. that have ever
seen. In the GrsriDstancc commenced using the
Lin'meat before the sore had broken 0y mo.sten-
M tie san with lt, and heating il with Lol
shovel and in a few days after made the first ~.
piication my horses Aetd and meek were a. lin
Der and well as ever. N it'll the second clse did
not apply the Lmlmensrom neglect unul the sore
had brolena and discharged matter for some DAYS.
when ] commenced washing lgIth CASTLE soaD
and wafer unTd quite clean aud then baihing tfce-
" with the Eminent, Within oue w-el from the
nrst application the sore had headed ard SINCE
been 40 well a. ever. assure those bsyin- h7rs-
g afflicted IN this way, 5aat Brs-ols Nerve and
Bone Lnimeut-wijl in every instance. not on
y care Poll Evil bur viii cure it etf,ctu.llv.
ALoNzo Esowx.
Sycamore, De Kalb CO. III. Oct. H.. 1910
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

These pills were invented By the ROYAL College
Of Pharmacy in London. They have beer, lssa1
q the British Hospitals for the fsa sisteea wears.
and by tie Army AVID Navy ur@eous j., the Br--
ish East iuiles. Its nosv several years since the
Ffoprrtors mad their history from member 81
lie atr've named Colie-e, ana from whom they
obtained a rec5pe TO prepare them For the rruti
Of tins We pledge orr honor. Daring tha several
years Ne have u>-d these pills in our practice W.
have ionnd them TO be all TINT We recommend
and many 4 tine have grateful patients = no have
experienced lh'Ir c'.ctcy, urged us u throw a
supply of them h-fore the people OF th.s country.
winch We have now concluded to do though in
many places they have long been partially intro
duced.
Sold Wholesale and on agency by DIR. n. +
Cody at his American Agency Office fauscgan
Ills. Also ontae same terms by Or. r D PuitorI
Al Mineral Point, and by agents throughout the
west. WIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
E DO. fAiS 2r6E2g.

TrUST received at the Mineral Point Book Store
- Smiths New Arithmetic. Smith $ first Boos
10 Geography. Smith s2nd Quarto DAYS Gram
lner, , 3 4 Sanders Readers. do 1IcCufv. 40
Goodrich, Elementary Spelling Book Sauder-sdc
blanN Books &c A few OF those cheap prints LETT
vet. Gurnsey's United States. Acbf mans N
tu-alHistoTy Smith illustrated Astronomy W.
lfr Cure in America Sc &c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
PU5fSC .S0Sfce.

n Ii persons are hereby notified not 10 tres
49, pass, n2'He, or dig upon the following lands
without tie written consent or perniss;o,, 81 -
owner.-East J Of \ " Sec. 5, Towpsbin (
Range East. =
:, also. OF 5 F | Sec. 6. Township
hanIe 3 last without the written consent Of the
owner or JOHN MUSGROVE. .7geat.
And further notice Is hereby given. that for
bid any ana All persons from buying OF reunavira
any Lead Or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct, 27th ls4S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST
Mineral Point, Wis~has Just received yerv
large and well selected stock OF American French
ana Enghsh, Chemicals, Drugs. lIediriaez Perfume
~. Dye-S.'JtE 9c. At this Store Physicians can
rely on having their prescriptions carefully com
pounded. My 0oots are selected with great care
and viii be warranted as represented.
Receiving, large and new supply of DR.. D
Jayne Family Medicines, Dr. Rogers syrup Of
LlverwoTt and Tar, and Smith Tonic Syrup'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
MINERAL g1ANn5
FOR s ALE.

xvroILL besolI low for Cash three 40 acre tracts
wv u- good Mineral Land, situated within 4
n Le, OF this place. Apply to
JOHN 3 NHIILLAW.
EIirasal Point. Feb 9th d So. lo Il
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
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Of .ecstad instances. they have even rescued
sufferers r-an the verv verge ot IN rit;i..l
Grave after eT the deceptive uastru-ns ~ tt'e aitt
had utterly failed and 10 many tnoH5an's -aas
have r,s~u5gr,fatlv secured that uniform ENJOY
ment Of health, without which e itseiI i5 h..i
a partial blessing. So great. indeed. has iAelf
efficacy invariably aud il.aia.v proved, that IL
has anDrared scarcely less than miraculous {"
those who were acquainted with the beala'".E
u I5=1phfcsH principles moon which they are COM
as13da4. and upon which they consequently aet
fl was 10 their manifest and sensible action ODD
1a-fsyf..- tfa springs ard channels " ite and eH-
dusrT tae.u with renewed tons aud ylEor, thai
tl.v were indebted ior taajr name
ITnEta the host Of paraieiaus quacEerles wt'eh
boast ofve--laLle Ingredients the LIE E4-t.3i-
CIFEG are purely and ss.-iE Teg"t Ehle' ana
cla.aiu neither ETercuTy, nor Anthony, h-.
Arsenic nor any other mineral, IN alt iIE'-.
Whatever They are entirely composed OF eN-
tracts from rare and powerful plants, the virtues
Of wGch, thoagh long known 20 several lnlsa"
TRIBES and recently 10 some eminent P1annaceG-
lic8l chemists. are altogether Unknown 20 the
ignorant prateudars 10 medical science and were
never before administered ia So happily et-lcaeioaz
a combination.
The first operation Is to loosen from the coats
uf the sfg,sech and bowels the various usustf-
lies and crldilies constantly settling round them
and Is remove the hardened faces which ca...c-
tfE. s.l-t tt-g7-tst7' Ht-
medicines only partially cleanse these, and leave
such collected masses behind 10 produce a-l.-aa'
Castireuess, rru all It's train OF evils, e- Sudden
DlaFl1aa with IT'S imminent da"Ears- its.S -.et
. Is veI-luava % al regular aaatouIsts who eE-
anime Che "a.nai. bowels ri. Ct d-..5 ana 'i-.ls
tir h-.l".'e7 q t.i977 =" 81
we ,''l' ~. - 49, z----,r
~-g-r-, s---5H - - - -.--.t ----
CAAs--HJ q
ger @...'. 2. ta.5 menus -
the he#.l." ae.-'A g. "'..-. ..-t !. -.
9P"n we regularity ~ .' 80 -s-....-..-...
e. -' .'... '.7 - -...- .. II
5.9-t. h-i.r Tins n--f.f-l Fv Them. aid a.....
-fr.1 c.z...,- f-..., d clean stomach. a..1-s.
r..a. f,.r..~.f .s. ,l..e r,H-,rs every para b..
XII --.-. -t t-...,..,.,.,rf.- rr.s.--.ss .s. H..--
... - I... +. .r,. f,..,...., .....
M. rrr-..-. ..-....-r -f,=. ,.-.-ss---r VA
.;.-,. p i .' go rs -. -... ,.-1 ii. z-.z,.
= ri T-7rz 0Tr.gTsI.z are well E-5rs-l.
t. n. Il.s.He.
DIS PERSIA hy t.l'r. F.iiF cleansing tt-
h-St and second z-.taae.E. ANA .T-i.i-z a adv %.
T healthy ..|H. .-fHa.a -#H-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

aud further notice IS hereby given, that forbid
9us ana an persons from buying or removing any
Lea o. other ores from The above described Land
without nav written permission.
GEORGE MES>EIs>1UTH, agent.
DodgasIlle. Iowa County, Wis.
Sept. 4fst. 1917. ST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
kf4Jasaas1 Mp EEGE.

A Il, persons are hereby notified not ito trespass
Nine. 81 Dig upoa the following lands. with
oat tie written consent or permission Of the own
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
tAUFGoy.
TO LEE.

4 GOOD Dwelling House and Lot in Nine
L \ Point. The house Is large and con'e- No..
andaas good cisrern attached to Il. IL Is a-'--
ted ii a pleasant part Of the town Apply .
LG. WHEELER
Mineral Point. March Y. 1850 n2iT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

lie is now opening
opposite me Court
Point lie would
form all persons
sion TO use-uch ar
may find A. his Is
aTgeStand bestas
ana jIcdjcjHcs to
oflheLaEes:auof
warrant 10 be per
good haviugpur
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

WITHIN the last two months. from responsibIedeaI
ars IN the east. lie mas also large stock Of all
kinds OF
Fys3sl}W EG-0Car5es.
waIch ne WlI dispose of at prices which cannot
iaii 70 10 please ms customers. Also. large as
soItmeut OF Paints, OILS and Dur Suits.
The undersigned hopes by a strict attention IN
has business 70 merit the patronage Of the public
THEO. GODOLF.
September %. lS4S. r5+fI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

al hrs old stand.
tlouseIn Mineral
pecttuily in
Y no have occa-
ticlcs that they
tablis hmeut. the
sornlcnt OF Drugs
be found thisside
which he will
fecHy fresh and
chased them all
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
-ssr~
~ ~ -
To Miners and SmeIters.

ALL persons are hereby forbid 10 t7espass. mine
I dig. upon the following Lands without pernis-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24

- Al smelrers viii be looked 10 and held
cotn,aa.e for any and all Lead Mineral or o-b.
er ores raised on The above described Lands and
removed from the same by them.
JOHN BRACKEN. Agent.
Mineral Point, Sept Is. 1917 ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-24
CODY'S LIrs ttENT NEVER
s Ais.

II ;s,,-,o-+ .-.,-c,. -.-l ~ ~
.-.s III. '7oT 6 q a.! kinds
$500. ~, ~. - -= P''ti-'
i-,n r5.n,..l r,l. -..... i. - ''T'l'a
>.,rl.el h. .,r. ta+ soI r pe5
r,ris a..,.,-;,a al p c'''.f 'e'e"
-, -. Jo.'' =. 14'se. All
ton of tins 0ln+erf VII '-c''
Asa -,g~-a and F.,.,,.f,, C.rr,-.,r H.. $780,
tor challenges the world to produce is 4au'l-
Farmers aattf4msfers should always have Il SUP
ply OF tins invaluable article on hand Tor case. OF
emergency. No family should he without il TOR
a single day. The hour Of plla comes ", hen we.
least expect IT, There ore be prepared Tins ON.
Inent Is put up in very large TIN boxes and sold ,r
Ia" lo~ price Of 81 cents per box. Observe IN,
written signature Of the proprietor on eyerv boy
IS ithaut this none j. epnIipa
Sold Wholesale auI on agency bv DIR. \. T
Cody At ms American Agency Office W,,5-s-.,,