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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
....-.t CARRIERS ADDRESS
TO THE PATRONS OF THE "AMERIcaN. :,

A HAPPY New YEAR, PATRONS ALI,
MY blessings on you: great and small.
come not now with news of strife,
VI fire and food and loss of life
or rise and fall of stocks and grain,
Of Slcramento's golden plain.
Nor Will tell Of fierce debate
Among our nations wise and great.
who fight all day about Speaker
And spend The evening DER bsaker
Oi fragrant punch, and there discuss
HE quickest way 10 raise a muss,
All this bring you every week;
And nov il. is my turn TO speak.
Ih. devil comes, that hi,leous elf,
10 talk with you about himself;
fon of have seen me stand, think,
Behind The roller, grim with ink;
Or weekly calling at your door,
To share with you my bnig store.
Nor 'hongh' yon lhen, III almost swear,
What mighty men we devils are.
Yon've heard of battles lost and won,
OF Bnonapar'e and Wellington,
OF Rough and Ready, Scott and Caesar,
le! ne'er n warrior deemed me, sir
Though each day you may see me stand
With my good stootny stick in hand,
Forming my columns deep and long,
And setting up my leaders strong.
Mh'ons my every wish obey,
Diamonds and pearls about me lay;
While gloomy monk and friar grey,
Aud 49, themselves, mus, own nv sway
The Proudest names that morias know
From my hand is The gal.eys go. I'd.
And daggers, lest my foes fear,
To my right hand are ever near.
fe men in Kent and Blackstone read. .
la the same learned paths tread;
No pleadsr sticks in Chancery .. ......
More closely TO his case than I -..
No advocate al proof more ready,
No Judge adheres ioNrule more steady.
And though a devil It is no lie)
I've sometimes ''leave to Justify. rF
My claims in hunting are not new,
The chase is ever in my view. .s
Or when TO courtng incline, - 10 q. ra
No M-~-~ is more close than mine,
Nor lives there one mole true and warm
Than |, in locking mp form aro t.. .
Aud though man of letters, H
Have sometimes stopped 10 making pi.
Now, friends, you see the virtues possess,
The many callings, I, an imp, profess;
"An universal genius" you may say,
But yet there is a briar in my way.
For eoigns, at present, am quite hard run,
Your aid crave TO save me from The dun
And before close my peroration,
Claim shilling for my information.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
COMMISSIONS OF posr MASTERS.

On the amount of letter postage,
no, exceeding $ 100 in any one '''''' '
quarter, H-" 40 per cent,
On any sum between 500 and III. ..
500, in any one year. 33a {"
On any sum between Sl00 and
S2l0O in a year, 80
On any sum over $4,000 in.
year, 12i
On the amount of letters and
packets received for dislribu- -
ion at offices designated by
the Post Master General, for aa '
that purpose. lsl - ~
On all sums arising from the q
postage on Newspapers, Ma
gazines and Pamphlets, - SO .J" l
Box rents not exceeding $4,000 per annum.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
RATES OF INLAND POSTAGE.

A letter, no, exceeding half an ounce in
weight, (avoirdupois,) sent not exceeding
300 miles 5 cts.
Sent over 800 miles, 10 "
The postage of single letter to Oregon or
California, via Chagre. and Panama, is 40 cts
to bsprepaid or not al The option of the sender
On each newspaper sent 10 Oregon or Call
foraia, the passage is 4 <. cents, prepaid. en-
cepl when sent from the office Of publication.
Every half ounce, and any excess over
every half ounce, the same rates OF postage; (;
aud when advertised, two cents per letter
additional ....... ...
. Each drop letter, not TO be mailed, two
cents. ,,.s.... ..... .....5
All Hand-bills or Circulars, printed or litho-
graphed, not exceeding one sheet, cents
each, and 10 be prepaid. .o
Each newspapsr, not over 1900 square
inches, when not mailed BY the Publi.ers, !
cents, and 10 be prepaid. .ir r..y
Any pamphlet OF magazine, periodical or
other printed matter, ransmillable by mail
and having no written communication on il,
of one ounce or less, or for a newspaper ex-
ceediug 1900 square inches OF surface. II
ceuis-for each additional ounce or more
Than half an ounce, cent; newspapers OF
1900 square inches, when sent from the Off
ces OF publication, one cent per sheet, TO any
Mace moi over 100 miles distant, or TO any
place in the State where published. o,.u
lif cent over 800 miles, and outei iheStsts,
n esnsGss y,oY aaiRols liaii iasynq ai e.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

DR. FRASKLIN.-lt is related Of Dr. Frank
lin, that ouce while in France he had a dis
pnte with a nobeman upon the question
whether the majority ought 10 rule in State
affairs, or whether educated and well inform
ed few should govern, The nobleman advo-
Gated the latter proposition, and DR.. Franklin
defended the former After some debate,
The nobeman proposed 10 ls, the matter be
decided by the company present, and being
surrounded by his own friends, they all rose
at once Oh his side and left the Doctor alone.
"Weli," said he, according 10 your own
principles, have gained my cause; you re-
present the ignorant majority, and I, The
wise minority, decide that you are wrong aud
must YIELD"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
livery MAN HIS OWN PAT EIJT
AGENT. HoNi'tah1 "a a

MUM & Co, publishers Of the "sCiENTi-
lVI FIC AMERICAN" have favourcd us with
Phamphlet containing the Patent Laws OF the
United States, together with all the forms necessa.
ry for applying for Patent, information in regard
to filing caveats, with remarks its uses, etc., a.
mount Of fee required at the Patent Office, and
every other information that is necessary to instruct
q person in making his own applications.
Price l2A cents single, or ls copies for one dol
lars-sent by mail to amy part ofthe United States.
Address MUM & CO., New-fork.
March 10, lS49.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
STRAW BONNET
4 HIT MANUFACTURY,

Ne. 30. NorIh Second street, opposite the
-.r.,.,... Madison. House. J
VUVHE subscribers would call the attention of
i Country Merchants and Miliiners to their ex-
tensivsi assortment Of fashionable SrRiss AM
sunAEx BosSErsl lNs HATS Of the newest styles.
Also, large and general assortment Of French
and American Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, Crown
Innings, Oil Silk. Wire, Quillings, Buckram. DC,
which they ofier at prices that defy competition.
N. B.--ralm Leaf Hats by the case or dozen.
g>Ha w. M. g. ]. Z. MAuLL,. .I.i
Bonnet and Hat Manufacturers, 81
5tl I Ii, 80 North ~ street.
l.Philadelphia Iune 2, lS49- .-..-..--...L i. ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
GOLD COINS w,ru i 5. SILVER

Iiaf-Eaglc is equal in weight to 32t cts silver
A Sovereign H equal in weight to 20 cts silver
A Napoleon is shade lighter than 25 cts silver
An Thaer is shade lighter than so cts silver
A 10-Gudcr is rqun in weight to a5 cts silver
Doublpn is equal in weieh, to 81 silver
Ia weighing the half-eagle, two dime, and a ia
Spanish shilling A
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
THE ISLAND OF JAPAN is said 10 be

country where change in the s...;os
dress has not occurred during rsr;od os TO-
thousand Eve bundled year. An ;,d;v;d..,, -
from the highest to the lowest, in ,ha, L,.s
dom, wear The bate, a snec;ss Of MA. 80
or gown, and the only difference j. in ,Is ~.
'e''a' anu III the nnr,per worn, some of the
"S"e' vas wea.,ing as many as 25 and more
-. '" '0as c;.ior', and exceedingly light tex.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
SELECT pOE1kY.
From the Louisville journal.
SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.
By J. r. BARRIcR.

The sunshine hath shadow, aaF hlf.
And the siarli ehi hath shade; n ,1-
There's no type in ari-like nature, t..
! But an aniilype hath made. ......,..
{ The. sky may be all azure, W -''''lI
With. its canopy serene, '..i s.'''
: But cloud will come nntidden aV q
On the glory of the scene. QUO -.rtl
The moon may be of silver, 7 a1'I
Aud the stars Of golden light; i9.-
But speck will dim their beauty, ., ...
IN the quiet, holy night; ,,l. .....i.....i
Aud our lives are changing ever,
Like the sprihg-iime of the year H b.
Sometimes all is April sunshine, .a l..
Then again Ills dark and drear. ... .
We have our dreams of pleasure, '' s-
And our moments fraueh, with pain;
The day may dawn all lovely, = ....... a
Then put on lis gloom again;
We have our dreams OF rapture
Ours bliss none else may feel,
But the mournfu hue of sorrow, .--.--..
Der The Iis shtesl brow will steal.
We have our dreams of eladness-
We have waking dreams Of care;
Thpre ar: hours of kindly greeting, -.
Then again no JOY TO share. -.... .
Sometimes life is all sunshine, ~
Sometimes all gloomy shade /;
There's no type in art like nature,
But an auiiiype hath made.
We have thoughts that soar far upward,
In IA free-bnrn, glorious air;
We have spirits liaht as fancies, .
To commune vi b angels there: ..
Sometimes ides of bitter feeling,
Der III" inmosi spirit roll, u. s..
Then again some wave of rapture,
Breaks across The shadowed soul
When lha heart is freesi, lichiesi, .. ID
Like a bird on summers wing
When the spirit basks in gladuess,
Thenit will with sadness sing; ~ ..
When upon the brow of summer, -r.-.
Angry storms and iemp"sis rise,
Then anon unfolds the rainbow, .Itf
And appear the smiling skies. ans
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

WHAT the Providence Star is pleased to
call slough story" in regard 10 two boys
and sled being caught BY locomotive and
whrled under il. the lads escaping Injury, is
true. The accident occurred al Poi,sville, in
this State fsH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
SAMUEL HART & co.

100 MARKET STREET, PnILADELPHIA.
Importers of French, English and Germsn
3" Fancy and Stable Stationery, ,'e i
NNAFERS. Sealing Wax, Ink, Draft and Back
w CANNON Boards, Tape, Inkstands, Domi-
ases, Giiiott's and other Steel Pens, Ivory and
Bone Folders, Papcteries, Gold and Silver Pencil
Cases. Bristol Boards; Whatman's Drawing Pa
pers, Envelopes, Bonds and Arnold's celebrated
Inks for making Linen, Portfolios, Dissocted Maps
saa Games, Chessmah, Cards, Gold Pens, &c.
Phiiadelpkia, June 2, ls49.-3m goo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
AMERICAN FOREVER

The Marselles correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune says:
In the ports OF the Mediterranean see
something always 10 make me exlaim, A.
merica forever. This morning had no
sooner re ch 'dt the whar' (thiS is the only port
of the Mediterranean which has wharves)
than heard breaking forth from nei.hbor
ing alley, the following well known strains ::
"Oh, Susanna, ..- .t-. ..c.
Don'tyou cry for me, ...... ..
Tn going to Alabama
..- With my banjo OH my knee.
| accosted lhe singer, an Irish lad of four
teen, and asked him where he had learned
to sing the airs of Virginia, and he said in
London, of the negro singer. that came from
America. passed little further to the
head OF the basin or hArbor, and there was a
large and weI-bull slr:n ''LInisrminable," !"
advertised 10 sail for California. America
forever, said |, and wen, aboard Sure enough
there were score of ship carpenters fitting
her up all into ber,hs for 200 passengers !;
and SO there are TO be mingled in The popu-
la,on of The golden California, two hundred
of the black k-eyed Marselais. Several were
on board looking themselves up berlhs, and
examng with marks of curiosity The huge
copper cooking furnace iha, stands i'm the
centre of The deck And what do you expect
10 gain in exchanging La Belle France for
California said |, 10 a Young man in whose
peculiarly dark features discovered Sigh,
dash of Moorish blood. "Ah! Monsieur
En- ben. Look at me, Monsieur. am one
of four. My mother is dead, my father is
dead We hold the leas, bit of land For
one !, is good, For two II is passable. For
three il is too peii--For four it is impossible
We are four brothers, Monsieur. We are
all one Monsieur.--We cannot be $ paraled.
We cannot be one in France, We will be
one in America forever! | inwardIy en-
claimed America Land Of hope to how
many in whose breasts hope has been eSlin-.
guished! Thou cnly eanst renew tie
light, thou land Of promise: the orphais
of The world turn TO thee Thou ART the
common mother Of the oppressed the home
of The unfortunate, the asylum of the exile.
This thou hast ever been, aud this mays,
ihou continue to be; for there ate more des-
pairing eyes turned TO thee across the wes-
tern wave now, since leagued oppression has
lriumpheL over The old world
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

"hosr'rAIrrr" ArsAs FsAxcrsco.-rsrms
OF admission TO The San Francisco Hospital.
'oa room with one bed SIC per day; to q
zoo room win two beds $40 de.i to a ward. -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
=, ,WMl. q. Cochran & Co.,
Whelesale and etaii, l.l.. ,

WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS, lH
No. 72 Walnut Street, philadelphia. s'a
~ AVE, always ON hand : very large stock of
Wines Liqnors sWd ssgsrs, of their own
impsstation. Store Keepers. Hotel ksspers, and
yrivass gsntlemsn, will y sspPlisd sp shs ~oss
tbsssltWms.
Phlsls,piis. New. ~. Ie<e~-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

.
EAAMPLE.-rTo find how many days from
5tl February to 5ti and 9th Of April, look for
February at the left hand, and April at the top in
the angle is SO; add the four days, (which is the
difference between the two dates, and the answer
for the 2d question is 63 days from 5th February
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

THEY say il easy 10 discover the sex Of
eggs, The large, lopg-shaped eggs, pro-
ducs male birds, the round, plump ones, fs.
male ditto This If true, may y q sstyiqs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
Washington, December %, isis.

WHO can look upon the tears of the moth
cries. and the faiherless, as the bleak winds
of winter howl terror into the ears Of sorrow
itself, and say, as he clutches the money in
his hand, ''all this is mine! It would be
well if many bad suffered once in poverty,
for then many heart would knowiits duty
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

TIE DUKE OF WELLIscroS has cost Eng
lend sbout siA,oco, 900, 5f-,,ssssassH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
VALUABLE TABLE,

Sto,cing the nun,5,r Of days from one date in
one month to- IL. same date in any other month.
VERY USEFUL Ix BANKING AND OTHER
.taIl' isI BUSINESS. y J6I .'5stf .t.I
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05
From the ". Y. National Police Gazette.

TIrH tHe ! UdZctte.
"KINa-What do you call tho play,
HAMLvr-The NJ use-trap. you shall SCI
anon 'tis knavish piece Of wrk." stl w.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-05

&. B.NASSES, n
TTORN Ely AT LAW ,8
su1TBURv, PA. 3'aoA 500 Z
Business s,,epdcd to in the Counties Of No
Av~l sfi, nd, Uniou. Lycornins and Csiuwbia. ~
.Yeaeast .Ns0k .gl,e1I9
r. Il A. RovoupT, -. I...r
Lowsa & BARxox, E.lu .,.I
SoHKss e. sRouoRAss, SPhiIadt
RsssoLbs, MctARLAsn& & Cs .,-,,.t
SpsaIss, Coon Il Co.. ,-.lsJ .
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Thus ends onr work, and thus We give il
to III. authorities for prosecution. II ha,
been to Us . task of exceeding great risL
and trouble, 5ut ws sEt fully Sswsrded BY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-14
PUBLIC NOTICE!
S. P. Townsend abandoned
the Field !
THE w AR ENDED!

This young who sought to make the people
believe his sarsaParilla original has finally
abandoned the field by selling his business 20 some
STRANGERS. Beng convinced Of the inutility OF
warning against the better judgment and eonNie-
tions the people. he has at last disposed OF his
business aud retired from the contest thus virtually
admitting all that true in our publications.
After accusing the Old DR.. Of selling the use Of
his name for 81 week. and getting up false AhdA-
rits respecting the Old Drs- original Recipe; after
trying seduce one Of our workmen 10 disclose 10
hir, knowledge Of the Old Drs. Recipe by Offering
high slUo; after making the most temp ting
offers TO the Ola DIR. himself Of HOUSES, LANDS.
MONEY aud PARrsERsHIP, through his counsel Hor-
Dresser and Van Pet. TO leave Thompson, Skill
man & Co. and 70 over TO S. p. Townsend with
his Recipe aud teach him make sarsapariIla
SOUR, FER&ENT and BURST the BOT
TIES. After HbelIing the members OF our firm,
calling us A set Of unprincipled men," and other
hard names, he has finally thrown up the whole ba-
siness, too heavy load TO carry, and TCEBLED
the BURDEN upon the shoulders Of some STRAIN
GERS, whom he induced TO take his place under
the pretenee that they could make money by the Op
Grafton.
These strangers. we understand. intend placing
chemists the bottles to redeem it from
its past character for SOURiNG snd FERAENT
ING, which 10 really the highest aeknO wled gmsnt
Of the truth of sll have heretofore said Of it.
II VIRTUAL CONFESSION that it was nei
Their made by chemist heretofore. nor had the i'd
rantAges Of chemical science in its manufacture.
VIII not the people now see the imposition And
bug in calling s. P's. article good medieine'
But confess sn he raseslity FORMERLY die
played is nothing 10 shat OF these STRANGERS in
placing upon the bottles the name of some chemist
for EFFECT. while &C the time the sarsApzril-
la il made after the roRAvLA Of 5. P. To~nsend's
Recipe
If the Recipe is CHANGED. then it becomes
ANOTHER ARTICLE, and should be called the
c. f,s p 1 ~ her
distinctive appellation- Come ont, GENTLEMEN
STRANGERS, and show your hands, and let thu
public know whether you intend TO make S. +.
Tornseud's SoURING, PREVENTING COM
POUND with the OF chemist the label
for certain purposes. whether you are making
other and totally different artieit but intend put
:inxit in ) P's. bottles with hir labels signature
&c and thus selling it under false colors The
mere fact Of sticking chemists name the bottle
Hil chauks IL cl.a.,.ter.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-14
Public FfcR

a Ii persons are hereby notified not TO tres
go pass mine OF dig upon the following lands
without the written consent or pern,issior, Of the
owner:-East OF n W I Sec 5, Township 5,
Range East. >
also, \ E / of S f Sec 6, Township /.
mango ) last, without the written consent of the
owner or JOHN MUSGROVE, 4gent
And further notice is hereby given, that for
oid any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Peint, Oct, 9th, 1875
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-14
The PROPRIsT0 S ARE REGULARLY
EDUCATED PHYSICIANS.

Having been engaged for nearly thirty years in
an extensive practice of medicine we have long
seen the necessity of just such madeleine as this
"a medicine compounded of Vegetable produc-
tons of rare efficacy and virtue and so combined
TO assist each other in their operation-sure 10
search out and expel from the human BODY all the
germs of disease; and yet gentle that the most
delicate female may use them with safety.
Unlike any other Pill now in use. they act upon
the large and the small intestnes alike-neyer
causing pain nausea unless the stomach is very
foul
THE ORIGIN OF THE LONDON VEGETA-
BILE BILIOUS PILLS.
These pills invented by the ROYAL College
in the British Hospitals for the last fifteen years
and by the Army aud Navy Surgeons in the Brit
ish East Indies. 1t is now several years since the
proprietors had their history from member of
the above named College and from whom they
obtained recipe to prepare them For the truth
of this pledge our honor. Turing the several
years have used these pills in our practice we
have fonnd them to be all that we recommend
and many time have grateful patients who have
experienced their efficacy, urged us to throw A
supply of them before the people of this country.
which we have now concluded to do, though in
many places they have long been partially intro
duced
Sold Wholesale and on agency BY DR.. n. T
Cody at his American Agency Office Waukegan
His. Also on the same terms by DR.. r. D. Pulford
at Mineral Point and by agents throughout the
west. 1y4S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-14
Lands For Sale,

The Land IS part prairie and part timber the
timber IS young and thrifty. There is a good
SPRING OF WATER on the premises-it Is also in
a good nelghboThood, being about miles south
east Of Mineral Point and desirable situation for
a farm.
,4LSO-Eighty acres of Timber land in Green
county, Wisconsin being the J of the Z / of
section -, town l north. range S East.
For further particulars apply TO -- Taylor,
Der at Mineral Point
JOHN BRACKEN
March 9 lS4S. 3Otf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-14
Yours, respectfully.
John BUTLER, u.


Towncnds Saraparla sovereign and speedy cure m
Blrrcnuess Proap5u ter
Womb Piles Leucorrh9a Whites obsirueed
Meusruaon Incontnence Of Urine involuntary
discharge thereof and for the general Of the sy
whether tie result OF inherent produced
by IrTsguary Illness accident NOTHING be
than invSoratng sfecu the human frame Pers
weakness laSsitude from taking become
influence Il iusnedately
which the
1t viii be expected Of deica
exhibit certificates Of performed but can
Thousands Of where families have been without children
ae bottles Of this invaluable medicine. have been
hle.scd vii fneh edlthN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-11-14

There IS net another medicine in the world that
shor such high and powerful testimony in its fs
ror- We defy the world 70 produce its equal. Here
are 10 or 20 distinguished educated rRYsrcIars
whose opinion is OF value to all AIso towards q
hundred DRUGGTsTs. whose experience in con-
poundinE' mixing ind preparing medicines OF every
character and description entitie their opinion Z,
the greatest weight. volun tarfly frankly state
sspariilz-
To all this We shall add Tar az ". have room,
she testimony of those who hsve been cured.
Colchester, Conn. June - 1879
Dr. Jacob To~nseBd-Sir Nv wife has for ~,
years or more been afflicted with = disease OF the
Liver, approaching nearly to Dyspeptic Consuur-
sio1. She applied most emiuert rhvsicians m.
obtained relief st their hands Sh. 81 Length
tired ) z Iownsend's Ssrs-parillz. without a
Jacob TovDsend's sar-ap.riIIa advertised in tn.
Hartford papers. we procured half dozen bottle.
which have nearly restored wife 70 perfect health
Other persons, seeing its remarkable effects are
/ can seli several dozen forth~ith
DANIEL BUCKLEY
D-pot for the Old Dr's. sarsaparills i. now loz
Nassau st.
THOMPSON. sKTILEAN co. Prorristsrs.
Prime pal Office for the Western States-l6
3 Vine street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
g. W. CALHOUN, Genera agent
CLARK & WooDRUFF, Mtltcaakee,
Agents for Wisconsin
For sale IN Mineral Point by
THEo. RODoLF
Dealess in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dye-Stufh dc, &c.