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| 4. That no arms shall be loaded, remain charg
ed, or be fred within the encampment, unless
directed hy the officer. ar-7si y1's7'S!f '-''ii'
8. That each violation of the foregoing consti
tuition and bylaws be sadjadged by ajury con,
sisting Of seven, who shall be appointed By tht
Lieutenant. and the punishment for any such
violation shall be restriction TO half rations ant
iconpulsiont to walk under guard from one to three
days, or be published in the public journals as
delinquents, according to the discretion Of the
Jury. .n '.. -. ,i...,.,I 1T 6
6. AS we conceive our happiness to depend
greatly upon the sobriety Of IFS members, there
fore we collectively prescribe, the use Of intoxi-
eating drinks, and every species sf gaming for
lucre.
T. That we attend the worship Of God upon
the Sabbath whe never it may be rendered prac-
ticable. =. =!
8. That any individuals resisting with violence,
or refusing to submit to the enforcement Of this
constitution or bylaws, or be guilty Of any out
rage not contemplated and expressed by this in
strument, shall be subject TO such punishment
as majority of the company may atix., , ,,,.,.i
8. The commanding officer shall at any time
when requested ip writing, signed BY seven Of
the passengers or drivers, convoke a meeting Of
the whole train. for any purpose connected with
its safety or government. ........r III
10. Any person feeling himself aggrieved by
the Jury, or selection Of the Lieutenant, may OBJ
ect at the time to the choice, or appeal from such
verdict or judgment to the company, two-thirds
Of whom may rescind such verdict or judgment,
when he shall. be liable to trial de moro. -.
IL. That no amendments be made to this COD
'titutiOn, or bylaws, unless BY vote Of two.
thirds Of all the persons in this train. a.. ..
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27
Mysteries Of City Life.

II seems strange, yet it is true, that in
crowded cities, where men are gathered
together by thousands, there is more OF
loneliness and mystery than in country
villages, where cottages are sparsely
sprinkled beside each other, and where
the scanty population is, in fact, much
divided. 10 the rural district, however,
the history and genealogy Of neighbors
are as well known to each other as if they
formed members Of one family, and the
every day concerns and routins of each
others life constitute the common gossip
This general supervision, although it is not
at all admissible in etiquette, conduces to
preserve a jealousy end circumspsetion
of behaviour in the country population
that. in some respects, is favorable to rro-
priety Of conduct. In the cities, however,
the facilities for such a supervision seem
totsIly>to prevent it. Pent close in their
city homes, and busted with the concerns
Of active indoor labor, men have few OPP
portunitiss Of meeting each other, and
neighbors have scarcely facilities for oex-
tending their acquaintance beyond their
Immediate dwellings. 4 Twenty years ago,
few'of the mysteries Of city life were ever
rsvssled, save when some poor culPrit
was dragged from his obscurity to suffer
for some ,h9rrid deed. Thens society would
catch q glimpse Of the dark world of crime,
that lived and moHsd and had its being
d6wnssiow theawosidao Of leonin6n life
Societies hsvs, within these ffteep years,
lifted The ye1 from city Lille. however, and
have sadly laid bare the dark records lof
suffering, sorrow and crime which they
have painfaliy, gathered before the eyes of
the world, not to chids it, but to- warn it
oftiss duty. a'yjieamnd7 7di ,o'i@ asibei 9di
.-H.srg = 3
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27
The Wife.

She slung to him with womsn's love,
- Like ivy to the oak; 'gi..... ~
While o'er his bead, with crushing force,
Earth's chilling tempest broke. ,,.. a
When the world looked cold on him,
And blight hung o'er his name
She soothed his cares with woman's love,
And bade him rise again.
When care had furrowed DER his face,
And clouded bis young hours, ir.
She wose sDong hfs crown Of thorns
r. A wreath of loves own flowers. 81. 81 b.
And never did that wreath decay,
Or one bright flow'ret wither;
For woman's tears e'er nourished them,
That they might bloom forever. ...
'Tis ever thus with wornaD's love, &.
True ill life's storms have passed; .ii '.-'
And, like the vine around the tree,
81 1t braves them to the last. g#s .i..s
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27
NEW SCHOOL.

HRlSS ~, J. ORR, respectfully informs the -citi.
IN ssns 6f Louisians, that she win open school
o. Monday, the 1eth inst. Ia the psrsonage house
adicining the Methodist Church, where she will
e.k3ppf 70 receive the patronage nf gsuch Of skel
mt1s Is may choose to sen6fhsiY childsen. Shs
staeaeh all the branches, usually, taught in the
G1seenmo1 scho6lsl nsedie work and drawing,
HiNBNable 4slsns, ,aBd fsttefy bersslf 'tbat s6e
! fsle y rspdss aetisfsctica to her psszsns.
hsuse has been well fitted up, and - VIII
ss eent 70 all, n most pleassnfly, sitnsted fcr
y 1T and S6nvsuience Of scholars. Refer
Apsr Brothers for any informatios aeiisl
lLouisiana, Nay 13-2w.
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27
R00K RINDERY.

. A. n. SEuLr5 has . Book Bindery. connected
With his store, which is well supplied with tools
Md 6sSals9 matsFigis, and can make his owu
Biank work, Whieh he offers Em ssls in his store
being equally well, II not better made, than any
msnuiaetured blank books bought in the eastern
n1ssket snd offered for sale here. sF"ft'fT O.
. An AfndSDf blank work made to order at ths
shortest notice, and warranted. p; ..I.it .sfqss
Old books rebound. =. NJ. 4
46s highest market price paid in cash for Rags
z AMOS II. SHULTZ,.
&1. 85t1 7 136 n. Main street, q. Louis.
~ 6th, leke.rgnn " : : .6O.ly.eg ~ 81
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

A meeting irrespectiEs- of party asast TO
have been held ip Liberty, No, snths 9Th,
to congratulsts Messrs. Cess, Clay and
Webster on "the noble stand thsS have ta-
ken against the spirit Of Secession and dis
union" Phew! VIII! didn't they mention
Tom Benton in That crowd Of political ,sa-
viOurs? An! Union, Union, what ha.nsbugs
have been psrpetrated in thy nane!-HO,v-
ard County Bdnner.i g..,g afs,.5z sai II y
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

A LUCRATIVE OrF1cE.-Tbe Office Of
Postmaster at San Francisco is probably
the most lucrative one in the gift of the
government, :Thsrs sss abeut Loco boxes,
which are rented at $a psrmeushiEor each
occupans; some of them being Asfdl BY six
or eight different individuals. JTfGs 4snts
are ts.imsted st ss5, 5,6eo per eihinduilhy mum y'Hioo
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27
BOOK STORE
q AMOS H., SHULTZ., o. .... =. ID I.
WHOLESALE BOOKSELLER,
j STATIONER & &PAPER DEALER,

ag ID STATTONER & PAPER DEALER,
NO. 1856 North Main Sired, 81. Louis, opposite
& bae ..". the Bank Of Missouri
"ILL fill orders ct wholesale, as low as any
w other house in the western country. My
purchases east being nearly alfor cash, feel Ger.
tain that can offer Is great inducements to Gus
TONERS as any other house west.
ae.a zaisEaa9G Geogyophies. a'na..s -a /
5000 Mitchell, Olney and Smith, IA.
$500 Mitchell and Smiths Primary, .,
1000 Pafieys Geography: '|s.,f
ai:sia iEaf -zIlga Spoilers. . ''
$4,000 Elementary and Eclectic, g..
1000 -Conley, Fowle and Town. -
- .t s.a.sua sdrahnaetscS. s'.' r. %.
$500 Smith, Pike and Colburn, "
5000 Davies, Smiley and Adams, ..a-a
1000 Ray and Emerson, parts l, 2r3.
Fl. 49, .r GrGnsnpars. tH.-a
5000 Smith, Kirkham and Chandler,
5000 Comley, Murray and Brown. :
In addition to these, I have full supply Of
Primmers, Readers, Histories, Dictionaries, PHI
losephies, Chemistriss, Phisiologies, Geoiogies,
Rhelorics, &c. Also, Law, Mdicsf. and Ciasti:
cal works. s"' 3' -H' t..1'..'-'.
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

CHEROKEE EMfGRAr1oS.-A considera-
bile number Of the citizens of the Cherot-
kee nation are about to emigrate to Cali
fornris, associated with a, company Of white
|emigrsnts. They were to rendezYa,nas "a, "a 90
THE north sidsvof The GssRd, lizsrs % the
Goth ultimo. .b4Gt
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

as-IBths uhsls Unissd States, tits COM
patsd thss there sss 30, 600 common schools,
with 1000 ,pc0 scholars, the annual expense
of which is $4,000, 900. ~
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

PaaS9 A whig papsrsaysthat Gen. Ts5lor
shas fulfilled all che reasonable expects-
lions which had bssn formed concerning
him." Just so. oHehas siostths reputation
he had, and used Up his1 pasty.jiust q. ev-
LeIyoooyi e1PeCt4eo.. ID &. p .cflt noir 1rna,
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

! -. q Z > So
FThe Columbia Statesman announces
John g, Miller as the Whig, candidate. for
Congress in this District. .snd Col. S.,A.
Young as eandidatsifor the State Senate,
endorsing The political opinions Of bosh,7T7 =
MI. y Miller advocates, the BeatOa Wilmot
doetrinelon the Question of slavery which
COl.r Young'utteriy repudiates.-E Howard
Comfy RannerS - fr' . H"eifn ~ 72. -
Oo"utnnJ ninsF'oy, 10 sisoirl .t s1a9.Iiici sds
The last Fayetss DspoeFas ssks the hand
some editor Of the Statesmen the following
pertinent question onnaeI 'n''' ~ %" .' f'. -
We should ike to hear from. the states
man. Whist prospect MrAMiller viii have
for, the Whig vote of Boone and ,Audfain
countless when Colonel Youne shall haEe
PLACED the true aspect of this question be-
fore the voters Of that Senatoriai District
1.-The utter subversion Of an, equality Of
rights of the Southern States with the North,
according to the view which Mr.. Miller
takes Of It? VIII the Statesman be kind
enough TO eniighten US on this point? . +"
.E en- Bar. p I.
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kgenfsfer tlae Banner.

ID 8. F. Murray, Bowling Green.
John L. Tribble, Spencerburg. .
0.. John C.1Wslborn, Frankfort.
u. Nathan Vsnnoy, Vannoy's Mill.
E x. ii. johnson. Ashley! - re.
e. Minor, Praisisyiile. - . g'a-
,t-AI,M, Thc.hass Psynessille. oaa 1sra,.
3M GlihSTa Ha,,as and cIark.vilIe. '.'.a La,
Col, Jas. II, Britton, Troy. s..
.1Ii TsIly 3 B. E1rRisE GsRs! and Cap-su-Gr,y.
20 lem ~: .lr5 <, -ei :~f ia:,i So
Si .si r. tp;i r. =; NaI.oa. NS New Hope. = oa'
G5Dr. w. ;B. Adams, Danville. ''''
Col William Priest, New London.
"A. w. Lamb, Hannibal.
= Col. Benjamin Davies, Palmyra.
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27
POETRY.
From Godey's Lady's Book.
The Indian at the burial place Of his
Fathers. .f..

Shades Of mine ancient, withered care, -,,..
Where sleep your braves, your chieftains now
Ruin hath found your dwelling-place, :r-. r
And stamped each noble, mouldering brow.
I come to weep upon your graves, .a.-
To pray beside your shIines once more;
The mounds are leveled, and the waves 4.t are
OF time have swept your affairs o'er. ,a,
Your forms are in the western sky,
When sunsets fires at even burn;
And shadows round my footsteps lie, '7i.t -''
And vainly call return, returu."
The voices Of the summer woods,
The brooklet, and the solemn glade
And not amid the solitudes, .-rG
The1same that round my young years played.
But to the breeze there is tone
was not wont Of old to hear;
The cataract's voice is not its own
That fell in music on mine ear.
They breathe the same sad mourning notes;
Upon my heart their accents barn,
And Oh the whispering breezss float, ....
While still they bid me to return.
AL, all are calling me way " - -."
Unto a green and flowery land.
Oh, thitherward soon shall stray, 10 $50 b.
To join mine own, my kindred band. ia@
There shall the eagle find his nest;
There pleasant waters ever flow,
And lull the weary brave to rest
With many a murmer soft and low.
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

LovINe DIAIo oGUE.-sWifs, am shortly
to leaveyon. The doct6r tells me that I.
can't live but a few hours al mosti I shan
soon Be in He.vsal' .itiA s.dk aiS fe.ynffs
p 8What2 --You soon be IN HeasssS-Ygsza za
You'll never be 10 nsarsr heaven Ehasyd4
are now, yon old 'brutep. ',,a Sc; spt .ssiisss
Dplpheus- DolphepsIi1 hoarssly gyp8lsd.i
the old man--.DoIpheus; hing me- II eesey
and let ms farrpp the old tIoolIop once more
hafn,s TlA;.Hs HsiYF .s'S3s slatii4GaH t'ss 49,
'esI'o1 I a sa,aza if,a Biod 80 hsHiif~za
} l-zSLFhs wheat Grip b Isss,H Missouri E
and Hlinois Il much inofs promising 6iis
season than fors.yersl years psst.
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

The Astoria, (Oregou) Pioneer says
tsthe little stream which skirts our town on
the eastis Occunneocegeecococacheeca6-'
heecadungo. This name signifies laziness"
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

II is estimated that the oak,trss lives IN
a state of nature, fifteen hundred years ts.l
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BYLAWS.

]. Resolved. That all persess connected with
this train shsll be subject to Camp Duty except
r.. B. Ellis, NJ. D., John I. Taylor, N: D., E.
N. Bartlett, M. D., the surgeons appointed %
the train, and the tsamsters, whose duty shah bS
ths supefintendehce Of the stock. f'oas 1''h Inc
2. That the time of rising, with persons CEN
nected with the train, shall be 4 o'clock, A. NJ,
unless otherWiss, directed by the oeommaDding
officer. The sigusl forrisiRg to be givcnibs the
sound OF . bpglesd dfeak. .auod 50 .1ggns.3i
8. That no ,prsen having, any stock in his
charge shall uss the same for hunting game, IN
less with the permission Of the proprietors,
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

10 a word, one Of the most complete, assort-
iaents Of Stationary ever offered IN this market.
-atEsas z oil BLINK Books. - .'lf 81
Democratic banner., 1850-05-27

Sec. /. This train shall be governed BY one
Captain, one Lieutenant. and one CommiIsary
each Of whom shall be elected through ballot by
the mcjority Of passengers and teams,ers, who
shall hold their Offices during the trip, unless re.
moved by vote Of two-thirds. '"'-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
General Stage Office.
HIGH STREET, MINERAL POINT, WIS,
BYI.T. LATHROP,


WHO respectfully informs the public that he
" has recently enlarged his house and will be
happy to receive all who may favor him with a
call
From his long experience in the business he
hatters himself that ne can give general satisfac-
ton.
Thankful for past favcrs he respectfully solicits
a continuance of the same. a large and c0umo-
dious barn IS attached 10 this establishment Une-
qualed by any in Mineral Point. Horses and car
riages TO let at all times.
Stages viii leave his house daily during the
season for PIatteviIle. Galena and Dubuque also
for Madison and Milwaukee connecting with the
different routes through The State he has also made
the following
NETT ARRANGEMENT
T,rice n tree5 from Mineral Pom. TO Franklin
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
travelling public that he has made arrangements
for running a Stage twice week, to wit; on
Tuesday and Saturday, from
MISERAT. PoISr TO FRASKLIx.
by the way of Linden, sc. To leave Mineral
Point at o'clock in the morning and return the
same day.
Stages leave his House three times 4 weak for
Madison, Milwaukee, Galena, sc. Packages &c
transmitted with care anddespatch.
l. f. LATHROP
Mineral Point April 18th, 1915 33-tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
Splitting Eloo,I.



ifs only one of ;HPu foET thousand Of RnH
m7tsu that Dr. TowHseais SarsapariIg has The
most severe anil chronic weekly eradicatcd by
extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings. Esq. OF she assistants Luna.
tic AsyIEm Eltrkwe!s Island, the gentleman spoken Of
IN the following letter.
EiaclweI"s Island. Sept. Il 1871
Dr. Townseud-Dear- Sir: Have suffered terribly Tor
nine years with the Rheumatism considerable
could sleep walk hal tre distressing
pains. and my limbs terribly swollen have
four bottles Of your Saraplr;a ud they have done
tl thousand dollars worth good. better
indeed am entirely relieved Yea liberty
FOR the benefit Of the afflicted
Yours respectfully. JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fever and = zue.
Dr. To70Souds Sarstfari la unequari ~ Of is.
ChiIIS Fever T-re folio only
of huutr-t tat received from the South and
West OF character
Osrc-o. Mich Oct ~ 1871
Or. Townsend Dear Sir-I nv two
bottles srsapariila AGENT Ar. MNair
A-Hr Before
ed the first ho,te. tappearet the blood and
other dav when the CAiis tH@ Fever appeared,
violent: AMI before she had finished the bottle
entirely relieved AMI s nu-h better than
mai been before took the ArIe. lsiy had been
very sick the Ctis and Fever lad broke Them
WIKI Quunc- aud in 10 a very weak and dsrry sing
0ut troubled exceedingly th the Ag9e Cake seeing
the effect 1t hud wife. sin and procured few
bottles, and % restored her few weeks
health Your Ss-saUIria Is w:Iogt Doubt uneguaeI
diseases Incident cine West If foH thin COM
uuHIcatSon Wil be Of use, you liberty you
choose.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
Fife Insurance
By THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.



YISCESNEs. STATE OF INDIANA.
THIS COMPANY is now prepared 10 insure
lives. grant endowment and ann3Iities
The following are among the benefits conferred
by insuring in this Office
Premiums amounting to $50 and upwards. pay
able one-hali in cash. and the balance in note at
- months, renewable. with SIX per cent. interest
or the premium may be paid monthly in advance
Insurance effected in his office upon The lie OF
the husband, from all demands OF creditors.
Creditors may insure the lives Of debtors. and
debtors their oWnHres for the benefit Of creditors
Naval and Military Officers. Masters and Mates
Of boats vessels and indeed all classes NAV at tins
Office secure thsir families against want at the low
est rates Of premium
II Premiums lower than Mutual Companies
II No responsibility TO the insurers beyond the
payment of the Premium.
IL No risk of Partnership with ali classes of
persons and its serious consequences.
II No liability 10 have the sum insured redU-
ced or to make further contribute in case Of
mortality beyond the estimated average.
- The certainty Of having every claim raid
as soon as substantiafed, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
The semi-annuaI payment Of premiums and
thirty days grace allowed the assured on the renew
al OF premiums
This company allow tie insured more IiberzI
travelling privileges and longer residence in Il e
Southern States than any similar institution in Il G
country.
\ person insured in this company. has the priv
ilege of travelling on land rivers lakes OF inland
seas and Of residing IN any OF the States or Terri
tories of this Union, or the British Provinces of
North America. during the entire year. except
from the first day Of August 10 She first day Of No
yember; during which period. the insured are not
allowed to travel or reside south Of the northern
boundary of the State of AfisSIssiupi unless rcr-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

ScTSF.'Ea Cared
This certfcate corciuvcy proves that this Sarsaparil
IA has perfect the obstinate diseases
tHe Blood Three persons cursd in house unpTecs
dented.
THREE C:1fIdrem.
You my children been cured
fula by Of youz excea medicine. They AZ
ficed very severely with bad have taken four bot
tes it took taem away. for which feel myself under
great obligation.
Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN. l06 woostcrs
Opinions Of Physicinna.
DIR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts q the Union.
This certify lsat the undersigned Physicians
the City OF Abasy have prescribed
the most valuable preparations in the market.
IT, P. PULLING. No. }. WILSON, Md Il. i. BRIGGS,
Dr. D. P. Z. ELMENDORF. 81. ID. Albany April 1917!
CAUTION.
Owing to the great and immense suie OF Dr.
ownsends SarsspariIia. a number Of Who for
nerly our have commenced making Sarsaparia
Extracts Eixirs Pters, Extracts OF Yellow Dock, &c
They generally put up She shaped bottles and
they only worthless should be ayoilsS
None genuine uaiess signed by $. 7. Townsend.
Principal Office. i2G FULTON Street san Buildirs
y. l.: KeddIHg 4 Co. State Boston: Dvatt s.
Sons. 1872 North Second street Philadephs : Hanre
Druggist Baltimore: p II. Cohen. Charleston: wrigh
& Co, Isl Chartrcs Street. y. O.. Street
Albany and by all the principal Druggists and Msr
chants generally throughout the United States West Indies
and the Csnadas.
lC-For saIeby r. Q, PrLroRD. Mineral Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

Great RIcsssUE TO n cfhcrs aud Children.
IL IS the safest most orctua medicine for purifying
he system and reisy the snrngs atteudant upon child
birth discovered. II citizens both the mother and
child prevents pain and dae increases and euriChes the
food those who have used Il tha indispensable II Is
highly useful bOthci1rc and aar confinement prevents
diseases attendant upon Childbirth In CosFeness Phe',
Cramps, SUciin- Of the Feet DespoHdeHcy Heartburn,
Vomiting, Pain the Back aa foias False Pains irmor
rage and IN regulating the ecretoas and egualzng tho
circulation It has equal The beauty Of this nea
cine IS il Is always s and Tie delicate Il moss
sue
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11

SnRT GOODS.-Just receiving at the Cheap
~ Store on the corner Of Chestnut Nd High
Streets, 4 large and well selected stock of Dry
Goods consisting IN part of the following: Broad
Cloths Satnets, Beaver and Pilot Cloths of differ
ent coIors and qualities Cassimeres. Sleeps GRAY
Cassinettes, Fannels of all colors Kentucky Jeans
SaXonys, MeTinoes Germaina Cloth, Alpaccas,
different shades) Bleached and Brown Cottons.
Drilhngs, Shawls, Mittens, Gloves. Hosiery and
an endless variety Of prints The above are among
the Staples which, together with the Fancy Of all
kinds, make it desirable stock of Dry Goods for
the purchaser to select from. The Public are We
~ respectfully invited to call and examine before
making their Fall purchases
JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
RsEDESc .SOEErc.

n Ii persons are hereby notified not to tres
%eA pass, mine, or dig upon the following land.
without the written consent or permission Of tie
owner:-East ] of n W / Sec S, Township 5
Range East
also, II Z / of S f ! Sec. 6. Township 4
Range 3 East without the written consent Of the
owner, or JOHN AUSGROYE, .7geat.
And further notice is hereby given that for
bid any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct. 27fh.JsIs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
Enr.tnIn VLefTciun.


Or. Townsend's Sarssparlls a sovereign and speedy
for iucIpieut CousUm1tsn Harreuuess PFolapsts
UteFi Falling the Womb. Piles rncor-
rhma. Whites distracted difficult hiensruaiIon In
confluence Of Urine lvazuHjary discharge thereof
and for the general prastratoE Of the systeHo
whether the resnt OF inherent produced
by irrcguariiy Illness accident Nothing be
surpl snglan us uveoratirs effects the human frame
Persons Of all weakness md .tsstude, from taking
become robust and f Of energy under its influence
Il Immediately countcracs the eryeessness Of the female
frame, which the OF Ba-reuHaSs II ~iH
not he expected Or delicate
exhibit certificates Of performed but
the afflicted that huDCrcC Of have been reported
Thou--Uds of where families have been without
children, bottles this invaluable niedi-
cine havs been blessed with 5ur. healthy offspring. IL
has bes5 expressly prepared reference female
PlsntE No female vho has suppose she sp
prOachrr that critical perins. The turn of If
shoad neglect 10 take Il O. Is certain preventive for
Of he and horrible diseases which females
subject this tire or life This period be de-
laysa for ssrcre yrHrs By rEiag tins usdeiHs Nor 10
IL less valuable for those HrHo approaching woman
hood, Is calculated assist by quickeninE
the blood md aygarating the system Indeed is mei-
cine invaluable for all the delicate diseases which
women subject
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-01-11
NOTECE.

THOSE persons indebted to the late firm Of Wv
ian < Davcy.ar requested to call and settle the
same without delay either by note OF other
wise in order that we may able to square tie
books OF the old firm
VIVIAN & DaEEY.
Feb. II, 1915, -