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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-01
The Lind Mania.

We see it stated in several of our exchanges,
that man by the name of Dodge, Vocalist,
bought the first ticket to Mile. Lind's Concert,
for which he paid $50 il appears) only six hundred
and fifty dollars! We would advise Jenny to
keep on at those rates. But it is not all gold that
gIit:ers. Wonder if Barnum was about when
that sale took place. Another Genin, we pre-
dict, is in the field. We don't wonder at any
thing ow-a.days-cOmpro,nis and humbugs are
quite the rage.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-01
From the Charleston Mercury.
LETTER OF THE GOVERNOR.

Mrssrs. Editors Knowing that it will be
highly interesting to your numerous readers TO
have authentic information as to the course our
Governor will adopt at the present time, l has
ten to furnish you with the following commu-
nication, which has just reached me, and to re-
quest its publication as soon as possible Re-
spectfuly, yours, ). A. LhLAND.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-01
Arkansas Tribune.

We have received the first number of neat lit
paper under this title, published in Camden,
Ark i, its motto is a good one, independent in all
things-neutral in nothing"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-01
Lancaster Awake.

1t will be seen by notice in another column, that
call has been made for public meeting OF the
citizens of Lancaster, on Monday next for the
purpose of forming Southern Rights Associa-
ton.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-01

sW-The latest accounts from Texas state that
the popular opinion in favor of accepting the pro-
position of fcongress TO purchase portion OF their
territory, is daily gaming strength.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-01
The Right Spirit.

We find in Saturdays Mercury the following
pledge of the body of the planters of St. Helena
Parish, Gas the Mercury remarks one of the most
important portions of our coast)
1--WE, the undersigned, citizens of Saint Helena
Parish. pledge ourselves most soemnly never to
employ any coaster owned by citizen OF the
North or manned by Northern crew, to take any
part of our products to the city Of Charleston or
elsewhere"
This is one of the means which no po1oer can
take from u.s. Non-intercourse is our motto. Let
no consideration whatever induce us to patronIze
those who are working our ruin. We are able to
live within ourselves-let us do so. Congress we
hope has no right yet to make US pay f"r the
means in the hands of our enemies which are to
destroy us-but England had as much right to
levy tax upon tea, and force their opium down
the throats of the Chinese the thirty-frst Con-
gress Of these United States had in appropriating
our territory to free soil purposes, and admitting
California as it has, with its present boundaries
and restrictions.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-01

egThe Montgomery (Ala) Atlas ofthe 96th
ult. says, "a large number of the most respectable
citizens of Cahamba have petitioned the Governor
to assemble the Legislature, for the purpose of Ia
king into consideration the proper course to be
pursue by our state in the present juncture of af
fairs"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-01
TITLE .JOIUlRN.AI.
CAMDEN. S. G.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER /, 1850.
OUR PATRONS.

We have had occasion frequently to use
this caption. We desire to say to our patrons,
that on or before the first day of January next, we
purpose issuing as large Weekly Paper as our
press will allow, at the low price of Two Dollars
per annum, cash in advance, without regard to
clubs. We must confess that we have no par
taIity for clubs of certain kind, as great confu-
sion is sometimes occasioned by them in more
ways than one. To quiet all misapprehensions,
therefore, we say, that in no case will our paper
be sent to subscriber for less than two dollars,
CASH. Those who desire to subscribe for the en-
suing year, may commence at the same rates now,
and we shall be happy to receive the favors OF
our friends, at as early day as possible We in
tend to increase our subscription list, and have
accordingly reduced the price of the paper so as
to place it within the reach of all. Two dollars
enclosed in letter is very convenient to send to
the Publishers, and it comes very gratefully, par
tculary when the postage has been pre-paid.-
Our semi-weekly will be published at three dollars
and fifty cents in advance, or four dollars after
the expiration of three months Those in arrears
will please remember that we are still in want of
funds. Our last call is yet unanswered to the e1-
tent which we desire.
Y-The cars did arrive here on Sunday night
till about one o'clock. The detention was caused
by freight train running off the track on that
morning, about twelve miles from Charleston, cut
ting up the road badly for fifty or sixty yards, rem
derng it impossible for the upward train. The
passengers had to wait for the arrival of the down.
ward train. Two freight trains were smashed,
but no person was injured.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-10-01

Mississippi. elliptic following paragraph
from the Jacksonian of the 10Th inst, which is
the latest we have with regard to the contem-
plated action Of Mississippi:
cit is considered certain, that our worthy
Governor will convene the Legislature, in con-
sequence of the passage of the bill. We heard
letter ola recent date, from Capt Joyslyn
read, two days ago, in which he said the Gov
erncr would do so as soon rs he us he could get
an authenticated copy of the till from Washing
ton. Capt Estell, of Panola, lately from Jack.
son, who was in this town last week, also gave
information to the some effect"
Stampede among the Runarays.-A despatch
dated Pittsburg says that there is quite an excite
ment there among the runaway negroes, owing
to the passage 10y Congress Of the fugitive slave
bill, and the power it gives the slave owner to
enter the free States and take possession of his
runaway property wherever he. finds it. Many
of them were preparing to leave for Canada in
order to escape from those that they expect will
soon be in pursuit Of them. On Saturday Il
large number of them left the city, and some of
the first hotels are left very bare of servents by
this sudden movement. Many have gone who
were never suspected being fugitivcs until the
passage of the bill, and many others are prepar-
ing to Join in the general stampede.
South Carolinian
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-09-24
Spdtetfes bon @alifornien
::SlI

f'NI%~> w. ~~'sNI~Ss'e~'
Das Dampflbif ,@mpire Gitp" lang:
te am pori9en Donnerifa9 Mor9en bon
Gbasre5 su Neu Sort an nit Na1ri1.
ten bon Gan Sraneisco bic gum erEen
Qu9uf.
Die empire Gitp brabte 1856 pafa.
9iere uno bate an Soro l.156,OOO Sblr.
in @olo. wopon 100000 Gbtr. ale
Srabt uno 100000 Gblr. in oen Sdn=
oen oer paiia9iere. Inter Den pafa=
9ieren befinoen ltb @eneral Rilep, Gr=
@ouuernGr BON Californian, uno Der abts
bare g. 8ooowaro, Ser. Staaten Ses
notor bon Galifornien.
Das Dampfibiff panama mar 5u pas
mama anaefommen NIT $4,000, 900 Iblr.
in 8olo unb elmer 5tpei Wocben fpdtern
pof bon Gan Sraneiseo. 3u 1eapuleo
bate &c Die Gbolera an 8olo befommen,
moran 40 fsiner pafIasiere ifarben.
Diefes perurlabte 9roBe Setfiir5un9 alt
panama, uno Die 70 eben 9elanoeten paf=
faeiere betnibten fb iobalo afs m6elib
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-09-24
Gicnsta9 Scm 2A. scptcnbcr, 1850. 3amfcmbc u,

enolilb erbislt i'd einen Srief! er spor
pom Sbulmeiiter, meinen Sreuno, pel=
der mir meloete, Dap 9rob un9lad i'm
6auie 9ei6eben iei. sorben babe Den
1aufibein Dor Dem 2lltore in Qnipru6
9enommen uno Die iun9e 9ndoi9e Srau
babe fb bon ibrem @emabl 9etrennt.
Sieier ober babe febr auf MIDI 9elbimpft
uno 9elpitbet, oob ib ni6t in Die S6ln.
Sc 9e9an9en, uno eorben iib iiber MIDI
9arftioer 2(usoriife beoicnt.-Sie lebe
no6 i'm S6lob, Die pforrei iei unbeieet
uno Der Baron babe 9efbworen, fie fei=
mem anoern gu 9eben, 'pel6er nibt iein
sor6en sur Srau paitorin made.
Sage oarauf meloete i6 MIDI 5ur Stel=
le in meinem @eburtSorte, that por elmer
9roBen SolfsSabl pier 8o6en oarauf Die
probepreoi9t nit Dem 9robten Seifau
uno mar orei Monate oarauf flor unb
Tif6en6 9lddli6er @otte.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-09-24
Sonoerbare grl6einun9
i'm NHansenretCb.

Das &noruiae (Gennei1ee) &e9iiter
9ibt fol9enoen Seribt BON elmer bobit
ionoerbaren gribeinun9 in oer pfanSen=
,pelt:
llu9ef6br um oieie 3eit I'M perpi6es
nen Sabr wuroe auf mebreren Snieln
in ben Stdfen bon SfGennefee Die @ut.
oetfun9 9emo6t, oab oa6 &Obr (eone)
fleine &0rner er5eu9te, wel6e fopobl in
Sorm ols @r0Be Dem Go99en 9liben. =
Oos &orn wu66 in 4ebren uno War NIT
t6Glicn, 9leib cenen oes 8ai5ens, ueries
ben.-Man bctra6tete oos GreSeusniB
ale etpas Merfmdroi9e6 uno NuBerses
w6bnli6es, oa ielbit Die Glteiten Ginwob.
net ME 5uuor oeb9lei6en 9eleben batten.
Mon eri66pfte iib in Mutbmabun9sn
iiber bic ltriabe oieier un9elpobnliben
@ri6einun9. Siele uno oarunter erfob:
rene 8otanifer nabmen an, oaB oas Hobs
rig auf ir9eno cine 8eiie nit gBaisen Sc
impft tporoen iein miiiie.
gSir iino nun beri6tet, oaB in oieiem
Sabr oos &0bri9 in gang Sit.Sennehee
bic ndmlibe Srubt in beinabe 70 un9laubz
liben Suantitdten erseu9t ooB an man'
ben pldesn 25 bis 80 Sul6el pet l(fs
fer 9elammelt weroen f0nnen. Mebrere
perlonen, tpelbe Gobrlano ei9nen, baben
bereits 9robe Suantitdten oopon ein9e=
beimit Die Sru6t ma6t, penn 9emob=
len, 70 fb0nes Mebl al6 BaiSen uno wiro
uerbaden chen 70 fbma&boft befunoen.
S6weine uno SGbner frefen Die &orner
eben 70 9ieri9 ale eini9e anoere Sru6t.
Gin anoerer bemerfenswertber l1mfano
bel Der So6e 1T, oab, iobalo Die Sru9t
su 5eitieen be9innt, oas Gobr abttIrbt,
uno Die se9enWartisen anSeisen lanen
i6lieben oo6 a0eS 8obr in Sft Sennenee
abferben wirb.
8ieueibt f6nnten bic Saueru it6 9u=
te Baioe fir ibr 8ieb perlbaffen, tpenn
fie ibr 6ol5lano nit oieIer Sru6t belae=
ten, oa fie obne 3tpeifel, insbeionoere in
feudtem Sooen, gut pa6len miro.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-09-24

Sn ben Qpeninen in Stalien bat i'm
poriaen Monat oas @etter einen 6dus
ber erfbla9en. ST mar eben bef6dfti9t,
Die Spite ieines Dol6es 5u fbleifen, als
oer 8lie, pom WetaI an9e5o9en, berab
fubr unb oen Mann eriblu9.
Ser rpuroe bedablt fir feline 2lbiibt,
ebe er Die Ibat aus9efibrt bate.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
3 NeEE Egroo.aa Sweeps clean

THE undersigned has recently opened an assert
L u7ent Of FAMILY GROCERIES. Candies.
Fruits Mats. OYSTERS, Cakes, Pies. Tares, with
variety Of cooling. Temperance drinks; all Of
which lie wants TO sell and intends 10 oiter them
al such pricss as he believes viii insure him
share Of the patronage OF a liberal pubic
He also viii he willing Al all times 70 try his
hand at AIS old business Of Tailoring, AMI viii use
his best efforts To please by making neat fits and
good work AZ the shortest possible notice
he VIII cut all kinds o garments III ms best
1-v'e Wheeler he is I'D -v-ed 20 make them or not
4tease give me cali al one loor above Colonel
Nichols :, corner on High Street. Minsral Point.
JAMES T. PRYOR.
have three sets Splendid Buggy Harness, /
VIII sell low ioT cash.
is # J. L P.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
RfEs-Els E0s. &GEp.

FENHE Subscriber offers for sale the Southwest
L quarter OF section 81, Town s, Range !, East
known as the MetcaIf Farm. containing co acTes)
on which there Is a double Log House, q frame
Barn and 50 acres enclosed A. OF which is broke
up and under cultivation, a never falling spring
near lie house and barn. The road leading from
Mineral Point and DodceviiIe 10 Madison, passes
between the barn and field. For farming and dig
gng purposes tits not surpassed, it IS part Timber
aad the balance Prairie, and for any person who
wishes 70 keep house of Entertainment it IS as
good a situation as there is between Dodgevile
and Madison For further particulars enquire OF
the subscriber at the BaraboO, in Saul, County, or
Of JOHN BRACkEN, Mineral Point
JOHN METCALF
January 18th. 1850 I5rf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
PaEGtEC eE0Ece.

y IL persons are hereby notiheI not 70 tres
~ pass, mine, p d.5 pa he following lands
wltao tHe written cea-e.1 or permission Of the
owner.-East OF y " ! Sec. :, Township s.
Range East.
also. Ell of ! Sec 6. Township j.
Range 3 East. without the written consent Of the
owner. or JOHN MUSGROTE, Agcat.
And further notice IS hereby given. that for
bid any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead OF other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct 9th. 1915
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
Hosfcc

Is hereby e ven 20 alI rersor- taaf lie un5ers
a s5gncd : Tic authorized agent 81 stephen 3.
TEraSker- and ther any ore mining o- DIGGING on
the land OF said ThrasAer, wi.Loat wril1eG PER-
mission, vii BE regarded aad proceeded against
as a 4rsspgsser
All persons indebted 10 ne SAID Taraslle-. are
ere y notified 70 come forward and sctge. other-
wise expense viI BE incurred
mas 4nl53) ~ II C0TEREN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
THEODORE RODOLF

NT7HOLEsALF1 ana RETAIL DRUGGIST
Mineral Point. Wis. has Just received very
large and Nyes selected stock Of American. Frerch
and English (herseals Drugs, Msdicines, Perfume
ny, Dye-Stg1is &c. At this Store Physicians can
rely on having tnelF prescriptions carefully com
pounded. NJ Go.is are selected with great care.
and viii be warranted as represented.
Receiving. a lasge and new supply of Or. d
Jayne's Family 15edicines, Dr. Rogers SYRUP O.
LIverwort an1 Tstr. and Smiths Tonic Syrup.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
SEcTIoN. Towv. EAvnE.

And further notice 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 MESSERSNUTH. Agent.
Dodgeville Iowa County, Wis.
. ist- 1S47 If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
Rr0r ga c.

T7HE undersigned offers for sale the FCRNK-
L TURE ct the well known Tavern Stand IN
the village of dgeyIlle lately occupied BY D. :.
Blythe said Furniture IS IN a good c0ndltion.and
viii be sold on term that will not fail TO suit any
person wishing to 90 into the business OF Tavern
keeping. The house can be rented at a bargain.
F. EDWARDS.
DoJceviiIe. June @. 1856. 2m36+i
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
short horned Eeurhanns

FOR SALE
p HAVE or mr. farm at New Baltimore, q few
Il thorough bred vearlirg BULLS, and one two
years old. 10 sell. They are from stock imported
by myself with as rich pedigree az can be produ-
ccd either in England or America, which will be
guaranteed l 4. chc also be induced 10 sell some
OF my thorough bred HEIFERS. Apply by let
ter or otherwise 70
p43-f THOMAS ANSIEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
Hartford, Conn.
$50 -. e3O0.O00

TUE undersigned, Agent Of this old and well
L known company is fully authorized 10 insure
Dwellings Stores, Hotels. Ware Houses Mills.
Manufactures. Barns. 6c DC.
ALSO-IIousehoIdF Furniture and Goods Ware
and Merchandise contained OF stored therein a.
gainst loss or damage BY FIRE.
ALSO-Dry Goods. Groceries. Manufactured
Goods Produce Household Furniture Live STOCK
and every other description OF Merchandise or
Personal Property. shipped OF 70 be shipped Per
good Steamboat. OF boats 20 and from points or
the Western waters or between Eastern cities via
Lakes or other inland route and any towns III the
Western country against tie hazards OF TSLAND
TRANSPORTATION
ALSO-ShipmeHts Of Goods, Wares and Ner-
cAand-Ze. per good vessel or vessels between New
Orleans and Eastern ports-bctvveen New Orleans
and all Gull p0rts-5etween all American ports
or 20 any maritime port whatsoever IN the Altar
tic waters against the PERILS OF THE SEAS-
For terms Of Iasurance-and further in:orma
ton apply to
ALBERT ". PARIS, l-eqt.
Mineral Point. June gath 1850. 3Stll
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
Notice.

TIE undersigned having applied 10 TIE IIoa.
James Il. kowlton. County Judge and ex-oficio
Judge OF Probate OF wills and granting admins
traton for the county of lafayette and state o.
Wisconsin to be appointed Administrator Of the
Estate of Thomas McCuscur. deceased late o.
said county. Notice Is hereby given 10 all con
cerned that said application will be considered by
the Judge aforesaid al his Office in SEuIisburg in
said county. or the first Monday in September.
next at which time and place all persons having
objections may appear and present The same.
PATRICK MICHIGAN.
ShullsDursh July le. 1850. u 3y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
Positively f:,r sale.

rT7He thorough bred Stallion CORSICA
1 Corsica. is ono Of the most beautuu Horses
in America aad has established his reputation Tor
producing the finest stock II the state. well as
being a sure foll getcer.
Pedigree, by John Richards Dam Se-;na-see
Turf Register. Apply BY letter or otherwise 20
43f THOMAS AN>LEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31

Sycamore, be Kalb CO. IT.. Oct L, 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
For sale.

~ y AnrrsIAS BoRER. made IN Paris. com
~ plete IN every respect and most superior
article; plan for erecting accompanying the ma
chine-wilI be sold low.
II The Milwaukee Sentinel and Chicago Jour-
nal VIII please copy tor three months and send
tae bill TO tais Office Apply by letter or other
wise 10
c. BEECH Niaerai Pei't.
u. -, -s-n - I'm
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31

= 90 Cans Of Fresh OYSTERS
n for sale at G. W. COBB'S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
ErcSia wets-

. DAUGHTER. EcSls'cr.
STEPHE E>O%. Ecrc ~c-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
LONDON YEGETABLE
BILIOUS PILLS.

- -Z-t1 - = ----S0
IRON THE RorAL COLLEGE OF rHA.rnAcr.l
IDHE publ-c aI$ assured that in these Pills they
"a, have a Tnedeclne Of unrivaled power and et-
fcacy. The PROTECTORS after having used them
several years az extensive medical practice con-
GdeHtly proneunca them the best Pill ever con
pounded.
Il the public would take the trouble to examin
they would and Stat the pills IN general use are
got up by len having no medical knowledge,
though some. OF teen give themselves the title OF
Doctor. Ii-eIr OBJECT being 10 make money, thea
pills are con2p0se.f Of some drastic drug, like aloe
and sometimes sugar coated 10 cover their extreme
" nauseating taste These pills viii generally Op
crate but they airs apt 70 leave the bowels costve
and BY their partial operation upon the large IN
testines they induce costyeness. piles and various
+ forms of dysIeFsa and other arrangement OF The
intestines. Not % the
LONDON FEG ET.4BLE BILIOUS Pills. i
They are what t.ey profess to be. composed Of
some Of the rlost-rarc and valuable medicines CIV
er discovered, anl so combined that they act upon
all parts OF tie infestnes alike. the small as ell
as the large. BEagiug the liver into healthy ac-
ton, they remove al the outset, most prolific
source Of trouleaad leave the bowels and digest
i've organs IN strengthened and healthy condition
The design with uhici. these pills were got mp
was TO solve the aro5lcm Of the possibility offad
ing in the Vegetable Kingdom, a
SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY
all It's forms ana practically IN regulating the
liver and removing Bilious diseases. as well as act
ing as an Alternative in all forms Of Chronic disease
After paticslt trial Of various medicines in diher-
emf forms Of combination, these pills We're found
to solve the problem. in them the public have a
vegetable cerpo1d answering al the purposes
OF mercury. ard ret perfectly harmless, being a.
dapted On proper dosas) TO the most delicate te-
male or chill rs wei As the robust man. The
Medical Fael IS are invited 70 test their merits.
and the puDsC ~. .eTetIT. gTlEe them 2 trial
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
POLL. EVIL CTRFD-

POLL EVIL CURED.
!, AIonzo Brown or Sycamore. De Ealb c.. III
hereby certify that I have cured two Of the worst
cases of Pol Evil upon my horses, during the last
year, with Bristol Linineat. that have ever
seen. In the irstinstance icorlme1ced using 7be
Eminent before The sore had broken by ulo.s,en-
ing the skin with it, and heating it with hot
shovel, and in a few days after I made the first ap
plication my horses head and neck were as lin
Der and well as ever. With the second ease. did
not apply the LinlmentIrom neglect until the sore
had broken and discharged matter Tor some DAYS.
when I commenced washing with CASTLE soap
and water until quite clean, and then bathing ree
ly with the Eminent. Within one wee1 from the
first application the sore had healed and has since
been as well as ever. 1 assure those having hors-
rs afflicted ID this way. that BriStols Nerve and
Bone Eminent VIII ia every Instance, not on
lv cure Poll Evil. bat VIII cure il efectuaIIy.
ALoSzo BRowS.
Sycamore, De Kzlb CO. Ill. Oct l., 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby notified not to trespass
a Nine or Dig, upon the following lands. with
out the written consent or permission OF the own
or or agent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31

II All smeters viii be looked to and held
accountable for any and all Lead Mineral or 9th
err ores raised on the above described Lands, and
removed from the same by them.
JOHN BRACKEN, Agent
Mineral Point, Sept. Is, 1917. 3tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
E Tailoring, Ta5lOT5Dg!!
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

THE Subscribers having .ormeda copareaerzhip
Il in the Tailoring business under the firm o.
JoHys & Evans and opened a new shop on Main
Street. next door west OF Sheperd and BouueI,s Tin
Shop, would respectfully say to the citizens Of
Mineral Point and vicinity, that they are ready TO
do any Jobs in their line in the most fashionable
stvle and on accommodating terms With an ear
nest desire to DO all in their power please those
who nav favor them with work they solicit share
of the pabhc patronage.
Cutting done at all times. and warranted TO fit
properly made UP.
Please give Us a call.
THOMAS JOHNS,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31

WITHIN the i s. Two months from responsible zeal
ers IN the ea.r- lie las also large stock Of all
kinds Of
Family groceries,
which ae F- DISPOSE Of NJ prices which cannot
i-l, 70 ~ pl-ase las Customers Also. large as
sorfaenf q Paints. Gus and Dye S.efS-
Iae undo. 4aea hopes. br d strict ac,eHt.1 10
MS business .-e-lt -e patronage OF The pubic
THEO EOD0LF.
September ~4E r-'G1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31

Byron, NcIIenrT Co Illinois.
NEssRs HAwILToS. & Co .-Geutleman,I have
iust used BrIstol's Nerve and Bone Eminent for
bunch cnmv horses knee. I had used Sloan :
Ointment which is no better man 50 much lard.
but less than orc bottle of the Eminent drove n
away entirely. ana believe 1t to be a valuable
medicine Yours. dc. ~ Z HEATu.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-31
60 she 0d IS.

TT7IIE subscriber has just received al the Miner
j al Point Jeweiry & Fancy Store, a splendid
o- Of Jecl-y and Faucv goods o. me latest STYLES
also lew sets La-i-a Britannia v.a-e of su-
ucr.or size and l1iSa. lie has also received a
splendid Porcelain Mantle Clock and iesr spiea-
liz Italian Guitars. il would be advisable for you
10 sail soou, or yop may be disappointed IN get
sing Tnat you want
A. GARNER
Mineral Point April 18th 1850. 2sd