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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

WASHINGTON COLLEGE.-Ihc examinations closed
at this institution last Monday evening They had been
continued for several days and nj most Interesting
character and highly creitabc tn the lnsti'nin m Heh'
and industry in behalf of the college on tas nc-
cason by The Professors, deserves the commentator Oh Tie
public.
On last Tuesday night speech was delivered before inc
two Literary Societies of College by c. Junkin Jr ESD,
OF PHILADELPHIA The subject selected by the sneaker "aS
The Progressive Character Of the Present Age Inc ds
practical one arranged fine taste ana reecl
ed great credit upon the author
On Wednesday the commencement exercises oil |nteGe
took place. The following is list ol the Graduates " ~
Taliufcrro, VIM A. Campbell, J. l.. MoSbv Wr JunRln
VIM Houston Taos Ganbel and r. u. McAastice by the
first four u whom addresses appropriate 10 The occasion were
delivered. The closed with ncheofic 40
dress by Dr.. George Junkin.-f L>ringtOn id=eHc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

A NEW PARK-The Legislature has passed bill at
horzne authorities purchase property for the purpose
and make park in the upper part OF the city OF New York
contain 100 acres
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STRONG; ARGUMENT FOR THE NEW COSTUME

STRONG ARGUMENT FOR THE NEW CoSIUME.
Il is slated in late English papers, that at the banquet
oyen by the London Metropolitan Local Committee to the
Foreign Commissioners of the great exhibition Mr. Paxton
the designer OF the Crystal Palace said he mad been dlsap
poined in the success OF the project OF the exhibition only
in one respect He had thought that the Palace would be
difficult place to keep clean, and had designed machine 10
obya,e that Inconvenience Of hundred house maid power,
and had put the commissioners TO some expense IN having
these machines made but they had not been called into re-
QUESTION for they needed as The building had been
kent clean BY the rich silk dresses of the ladies' Somuca
for s,atelincss! So much for the old costume!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
The following remarks of the Holly Springs (M!ss Pal

dunn are as true hero as there:
ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN MERCHANDISING have
freocnIly thought the practise OF purchasing At great
distance home in the Northern States such articles rs
could easily manufactured and furnished n our own doors
exhibits consummaie folly the part OF the South Snch
course OF only calculated bu certainly mas the
etec drain The Southern States OF large proportion o
their cash csuceSto dishcarten mechanics ana artst
and cxpel them from among us.
There is an unaccountabl ana think censnrnbie rcuc
arcc 10 purchase articles nae in towns We mink
il highly probable that it halter shoemaker tailor Saidcr
or other racsuan who and n" lIneTy sup
his residence and locate IN New oK
Philadelphia other Northern city his Southern a-
quaintanccs who might meet him there w"a! atfo'|e MN
more than they did when he lived anuu.s them Such i
the pas for far-icIcr commodities Bat We think the
unklndncss, Ito say nothing The usuaa"ns and AFRO
aance) Of Northern brethren is bringing us to reflect an"
arulsnu of interest, this subject; ana
unless they greatly improve in their department; they may
hereafter expect receive much less OF Southern cash Than
they have been accustomed u ENJOY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

Key West paper says that the sponge WHICH VIII DC
gathered in that neighborhood during 'hS season. WI" DC
uor,b ffty thousand dollars A number OF French man
are said TO be using the material in the making of
tbe finest broad CLOTH by mixing with wool or with cotton
The fabric produced by this combination equals in use tho
finest Saxony, and is as strong as linen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

WELDON BRlDGE.-We see By an advertisement IN
the Raleigh Register that The Weldon Bridge is be sold on
the 20h July This bridge formerly the property Of the
old Portsmouth Railroad Company and deed OF was
given 10 debt Cue the State of North Carolina
The property 10 &c sold satisfy that claim. The
bridge understand in ilapida,ed condition. but may
be repaired MAKE safe conveyance for horses and
carriages We have heard that tie Seaooard and Roanoke
Rail Road Company will probably bridge
point below the present bridge which be done much
less expense than what the present cost.
Portsmouth Plot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
MULES ESTRA u.

s,TKAYEIJ away from M !lrm. Brclsaad miles ~
q north ~ Richmond. On Friday lt 2hiy mare Mules, 5oN
~ small size. cnoi alrkcd letter ~
y b1tn"i N -iiuHd.r When last they -lll
IN thu i.IDoUJ. ~ Deep Run Chulch. and Will. all
- lad ;clr back Madison County, Locust
roy, bee: purchased lev months oi Chas Mon
cure 80. ~,lg"s nrlr LATER m.u;iUGc! place y suitable
girl itf i:!r delivery Richmond,
ms III resides lI3h'lni. any information which
IN i-,.lf 80 u EDWARD sINtOS.
Attic Farmers BANK nf Va. d hchnu,n!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

KISSING DONE BY 4 RULE.-SOme young lady
whom prc tee has doubtless made perfect, lays down rule
for ki.s:nr We give her own words
T;:r much difference in kisses as IN Individuals ana
am sur. la ~nu! not lie la De kissed BY every one
", ;nLryd ;,,r would give such overwhelming
SNACK il wuuid iea!cn Now kissing be re-
urc :, :rr. ore or ~" oi which | will give The head
shout. =; ~ iurnc slightly 10 The right rs such = mo-
i; ~ grace an! 3rcvcnis the cuncussnn Of the o!tac:o
~ ntran TIE !!rs should then he pressed closely and
swciGy pacr, sip the nectar OF TIE long kiss bur
ma s,ick sAon! he heard speak particularly this sub
rri b.rars consider kissing part OF nature and because
few pop! appear understand the value OF kiss and the
manner in which such alultion with the lips should be
dad Young nrn een Should post the above in the
mir hats 80 that when they visit their hearts they
NAV % through The mot,un by the improved rule.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

THE COMPROMlSE.-Whlso on recent Visit 10 Mo.
bile Senator W. r. King of Alabama repeated MS urn con-
yicon tina, the constitutional rights OF the South were
placed on better foundation under the compromise man
they had for years bcfor and also expressed MS ue
cided opinion that there possible chance 10 disturb Il
in Cnnnrcss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

The Postmaster General has ordered daily mail 10 ole
Point Comfort by the from Baltimore 10 Norfolk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

FINE WtIEAT-C. C. Baldwin, So left at our Office
las, week. heads OF the "Harper Bird wheat as spec-
men of his CROP The largest head easured six inches
Nj g. saws some of the heads will seven inches
He has a5ou, thirty Of thiswEeai-tweniy acres
he thinks will average 80 bushels to Pretty good
farming for an old broken down ede Mr. B. edited
pancr not over 2O00 miles from this pee and found
hill business he thought he would lie to the eioas: and
happy learn that he is donEre with the Stor
and the hoe Lexington Valley Star
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
TIE HOE AND THE PENN

TIE HOE AND THE pEN-wc often instructed
bv the rcsl, and hcalhul spirit well amused by the
oi the editorials of of western cotcnpora
rics Take annexed example, from the Wisconsin
Mercury:
awe have hccn gardening this week. and having no breath
lei, % slow the bellows OF aspiring politicians have subs
tue the scissors the pen Il those editors who are hur
ing their BIZ words Of defiance and epoach al each other
w,d lust take The >hovc and the hoe and out into the
.ola siryh and the pure air OF heaven, think they
, forget their angry ecsnls, and possibly acknowledge
that their opponents greater than them
selves: Er:y and malice can exist in the pre-
srnc. Of bursting buds ard springing grass, and
man can lis seeds because the implied trust in
the bounty ot Providence OF the act itself pecucs
any such wicked emotions With the songs OF the birds
crerluncss and may be the dim remembered hopes and
rrations o distant chdhnod come t'irongng back
pon our hearts, and the freshness and luxury Of
these new feelings thus aroused moiscn the eye We need
not ashamed Ga out, icn, &c s%citrrIng denHtns OF
nrin am! crbwchhed Offices into Gods glorious sunlight
that vou sluggish blood may he Iuckcncd in It's flow, and
vour heare refreshed by communion win niurc u You
blister hand and kirk in your back By few hours
Of manual labor much the better for YOU We have set
the example and can speak advisedly."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

The Mazatan correspondent of tnc New York Express
saws Depend upon IT, there is trouble brewing IN Lower
California From the appearance of things, there is uoep
feeling hostility towards "Los Americanos entertained
by the Mexican inhabitants Should this feeling seek 's
eas, practical manifestation the fbusteros of California
would have all they pre;cxt 10 pouncc upon Tue
ux;c,ns on the coas-with view may be Of eventual an
tjnnH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

NEH YORK MARkETS--Ju*E 81.
Professionalism brands selling to-day al 81 81
81 A..
tiRAIS-cd Wheat sells slowly a: - cts. per yus!c-
Corn however i. brisk at 50 - cts.
CoTTox.P,ices have improve! slightly toda%, ana ho:
irn. n the improvement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

Aux FI,h.. tt!tD.--Ih" a,ir Nrhufsr a.
cul'I.a ,i- nan las' o'clock d!vrrs
Iuac1l rl'iIIAE =: - tbr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
MONROE WARD.

has been suggested when the Legislature acts agar
,on the charter Of city Of Richmond Monroe "ase
might be divided by Broad street. friend mas iuhsheo
with statement of the population OF that "aro as recently
rc-taken under the authority OF the fedefa
1t is as follows: ,
North of Broad street o'-oo
South of INV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

~ SDTIC .;,ihc Agcu.luIa! tIyS 80 M-c,.tlf- 80,
nyc hold Their anna! Ru'Ii" ,Gus ca ~
IUy TEn declaration al Independence VII ~ read by IAa"A'
lnvl'pn address, viii trYClc ~ i,F
WM SMITH Pr,su'u OF RtuGo ph MiCo. CO!rsc. Il L. hope
THAT the !arli:. srnrra!.y wi! ate IL. Lac .i-ci
q Whlg prns,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
MARRIAGES..

MARRIED NJ Wln$ve Wednesday. the llt June, by the
Res Wn r,rc, N ROBERT " SNEAD OF Bedford county -
OGTANIA y daughter ui the late John Winn
Married. AMI BY the HhG" WILLIAM VI
SCI ATEl 10 NARIi j.. daughter the late JDu "IEn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

ANOTHER oUTRAGE.-Captain Smallcy, OF the brig
c,n,o, Tom which arrived at Philadelphia Friday, from
tien,eros makes the following :-"While the c. T.
was living in Cenuegos French sailor belonging TO a
French banue was found secretcd in the hold and was con-
vered with INV assistance his vessel and sailed for France
The following day. days afterwards to my great aston
;sbnen was fined BY authorities $50 and 81 addition
al for interpreters fees which nc, of unheard injustice
was compelled 10 submit sincerely hope that the day Is not
far distant when our Government will check such Infamous
proceedings toward American citizens"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

J5Sh1 &.;iONS ACT s.-h icw c'IHes ~ III: Acs q
Assembly njuJ cl be had Il: app!:. {" '.e PtEIE PhiH
l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

BALTIMORE lliRKETS-IuSE u.
FLoua.-Sc note SAILS Ut 800 ubS. Howard street Flo
to-day ut l2i: Holders City Mills asking 81
GRAIS.-Nu change in p!ccs ii either Wheat -: Corn.
Oats are Selling 81 cents per husac!.
ronAcco The market quiet nj last "ect quotation
Wu.sKEY-Sacs Of BIS. at % cents per .,AIon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

i.ASGi.OE THERMOMETER.
Att W EANDDLrIIS bookstore No. III Main street
O'Clock. II O'Clock. 5o'c'"rR
Monday. Jnne ., - s. i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

susT I,:c&lEEE. large supply OF M'toss E,os, Jlo
~ News an! tonrc! luEs For 81" by go.
Iuu. u nirri!lGS & DuNNtvAHT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

Jenny Linds Concert at Boston on the 18th produced
little under $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24
.tiiisi..M 5virls.v.si.,

PG'rr OF R!ru,.uNP, JUNE u. ISL.
SAILED
Steamer Pcan- y!ra"ia, Eaymn:c. Philadelphia.
) chr Advance, DAVIS Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

The Trustees of the Town OF Portsmouth, held meeting
last Thursday night and appointed committee from their
own BODY TO confer and cooperate with committee upon
the mart of the citizens of Portsmouth, in rendering the hos
pa,es of the Town the President OF the United States
and suite, upon his visit TO Old Point
The Alexandria Gazette suggests, as the President
in Virginia. that be invited by the Convention to visit the
capita of our State However much majority OF the eo
Pile OF Virginia may differ with the President questions
Of pocalnauc doub, whether there will be any hes
nncv an their rar, 10 enter with spirit into suGb: mani
estaons Of respec. the recognised head OF our nsu-
lions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

stLAIlE.'1. FIRE PROOF s'hiHT-=t' uI,.,sn. run
c,iair cpins. Jus. received, ad ste
g4u,I. b: lJunc -! notE ISsAt'>. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

4 ,i&hSD CAPITAL. O:' 5U.uG0 Do.LNi.' 49,
Ia TO K. G,!ii.n. Lottery Nrnter. R.Ch!n"n Va
.Jf.wH Nn> Gram! & .r.ll'cI. elias, ' ID, * :.
81 - II Il ~ ~ - ~ ~ q - ~. ....
Ticket =; -. 5000 CHALK, hrIns t." hfie
TN ciy w:'l'u !:c last years c.ry,.
June 70 III CHALK =, Hu!rr -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24

EsINEE IL pi;S". -Duy Expected. - Dirrc., at Is ,,'
.:E Minsr-t .aot.st by Painters .i .uI! AZ 80" III
'G.cir!s it buildings superior ht>@. an! ns
cheap 'pr ne hv poll i~tA'> y ''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-24


,oree was held al the Freemasons Tavern Great Queen
Street by the friends and supporters OF the society large
number of Indies and gentlemen attended, amongst whom
were considerable number OF the natives OF Africa Mr.
f. W. Alexander presided the OCCASION and alter the en-
had ceased addressed few words upon the sub
ct the objects of the society," and its past success The
ev J. Howard Hinton, Mr. Joseph Surge and the Kew
H. H. Garrett I. S. having offered some remarks upon Inc
niqnity of slavery and the traffic in human flesh MI peo
NJ p said that he had received invitation 10 attend TINS
meeting and that he could refrain from taking advantage
invitation to express his sympathy with the objects OF
The society There in his opinion by which
hey could aid if not effect the total liberation Of their Ar
can brethren The first in the present year when
many shareholders from the United States were in England
10 receive into fellowship with hearty good will those Of
hcr hnck brethren who in England but steadily and
firm refuse 10 receive into fellowship such American vs
tors as were shareholders and who carried traffic in their
fellow creatures He could not look upon such PROPOSE
ton as narrowmnded sccarau, but as natural express
sion of Christian doctrines The second way by which they
could the abolition of slavery was by throwing
the pupits Of this country students who were men OF
lor and by receiving them free and Familiarity al Their tables
The third way which he had 10 propose was 10 asae The
question the utmost when there were so many amer
leans in this country No should be neglected. and he
sir cerey prayed that their efforts might be successful The
Rev Alexander Crummcl United States, of African descent
bu now an Episcopal clergyman in New York Mr. Horace
reeev editor OF the er York Tribune and other gentle
ADDRESSED the meeting all OF whom advocated the neces
stv for exertion in the vi The African. vote OF
thanks TO the chairman concluded the proceedings.
JENNY Linds Concert Boston on the 18th produced
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19
EsOEsn4E E1aniS.

To So1diers If The Laalan Hurs. AMI
Last IJ-or lr5lh Grezt Britain
T9HE undersigned are prepared 20 prosecute
- Claims under tae late Aer Of Congress
granting Bounty Lands TO Officers ana Soldiers
IL the last 80 ar vi b Great Britain. OF Ia any oil
officers in the Late ~ ar with Mexico. and hereby
give notice 10 persons having such claims or
wishing information IN relation 70 them that they
vill receive prompt attention By applying per
sonally OF by letter (post-paid) 70
GRAN FORD 4 PARIS
Mineral Point. Oet IL, 1850. 5l-tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19
IBCJIT COURT I0H.f COUNTY WIS
EGESFE

IRCJIT COURT IOWA EOUATE ITLS
CCNSIN
Benjamin Adams and James Adams. Co-Part-
uers trading and doing business under the
name firm ana style OF B. x J. Adams, rs.
Lewis Holman.
BY virtue OF IN Execution issued from the or
ice ot the Clerk 81 the Circuit Court. In and for
he county az Iowa State o. Wisconsin. la the a.
11te entitled cause and IL me directed. against the
goods and cnattels lands ard teuemects OF the a.
4ove named defendant Z have this day levied upou
ma seizei the following described real estate a.
-ae property oil the above named defendant viz
L3- No. twenty, (-g} in the village Of Dallas ii
the county OF Iowa ana >ra5e Of 50 Isconsin, witt
the buildings thereon and arPaTteaauces thereto
belonging. rs the county Of iowa. state of WIscon
SIM and shall expose 10 veudue 10 the highest bid
Ter for cash all The right tifle and interest the
lboye named defendant had In and to said real e.
-ase, or tae 10Th day Of april. A d. 1881, or al
any time since. al the front door Of the Cour,
House IN the town Of Mineral Point. on the 2sH
llv of June. A. u. 1851. between the hours of &
clock A. y ard 4 clock. P n Of said day tt
satisfy sad writ and costs
RICHARD :. VIVIAN Sheriff
Iowa County. Wis
W,sHBrHxE * WoonuAS- AlTy's Tor PI II
Sheriff s Office. Mineral Po.ut
Nav. --ta. 1851 nal-Gs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

SubJueI ms heart and nerveless made his arm;
Thus Alexander EneiI Al beautys shrine,
And Anthony eit Cleopatra Charms divine
Celestial beaafy-daashger OF the skies,
FalT-sSinued, rose-eteeked and Iilly-necked lriss
Try hADwsTs CsINEsE MErlcATED soar!
Ials, taIs alone each form wiz Tur.fy
AID make Tie us..est handsome t. tae eve!
TINS Tor pimpies- letters, blatche@, rbeuni.
v l.l DANISH all before is r.ch perfume
No ring-wCrmt scurt, mosquito bites nor rAv
Can stay rs iorse on face Of rnaid or man
Bet all who tsst il s. iii AZ Railways shrine
Confess lis soap gives beaaty's glow divine
Yes. dear reader. Radwav's Soar IS frlrv
. lris nd fa those Sl3o wish tor beauty glow
dtFine-il iuparts health, sveetne s. and rlus-
Jiciry 10 TIE sarverl 81 a.. and Lsnufv tu the
dark sa..3w coUPi- xioU-Femov-s p;mnles
oioti4ts teitrfs, ASH, sEH--urus chops, chalts.
and roUeI saia.
: i'e nost drij,i.us soapin tie world Is had
WAYS Med cared Smp, it Instantly removes
~ re"afSS aid other annoying spots from the
skin. For Shaving. Ta.i-5 aud the Nugstry.
q is tir ue p..s uirra + Hs kind
LOOK FOR THE STEEL ENGRAVING
Eacsl cake 10 Dr. gruUjne mus; b. enytlopt,l
in label ot strri eugraVing-ard each l4bri
must bear the signature Of r. 6 RAILWAY
hlaiyaF' Sop Is p cents; lAree cakes
Beautiful locks Il Glassu Rqlr.
BADWAA'S CIRCASStAN BALM.
ms IS tau.y capital ar; Gle for the hair:
% Keeps IL MOST. tlHe, smooth. an4 glossy. n
gives nourisiIenf 90 Che Scal iuvi ..,rt.s sire
roots, aat forces ihe hair To- grow: IT is "a per-
feet antldlte for badness. stops the hair igt.ir
falling cur. cId makes It strong aud ileautiitlI
See that each bottle bears Oh & fl,--infll.
; i-uarure of RAILWAY n co. P.lrr -
cents barge bottir-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19
/ he Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MRlNE & LIFE INSURANCE.
CIPITIL STOCK
$500, 1000.
1g7se, on UIt-r Sheet, IN TTTses' Brick Rolc,
YIECENNES, IND.

This Company lavIuE dulv organized. and ten
er ceat. PAID on the capital stock subscribed,
u3 Tie 5AIHca secured by mortgage on Real Is
~ at. ay personal guarantee, are now prepared
ai--rr Insurance against loss OF damage bv Fire.
sa 8Gl4ituzs Merchandise Machinery. Aialaiac-
ores. aai -. descriptions Of property: also. on
4a ca.ts.-Za a"a produce ID the course Of inland
-aU=F oe-5-ioa. i.g risk Of the seas. &c &c. also.
he aliIs D. steamboats, aad other vessels and M
Is L.r-s 81 ia5.y.d.-ls going to California. The
ete~ 81 rrelsl.u .elI be as IoEq as those Of any
tr.-er pou~lbe Company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The ~toCs q this Company Is held entirely IL
-e West. ta3 controlled 5v western men, and ID
% way c9Gee,ci with New York.
DIRECTORS
5on R y. CaENAN. Viucennes.
fM.J HERERn.
Ne W. MADDOX
lltB PEA.
ANJEL WEE.
ETt.E h. BAILEY Fort WAYNE
u0HA~ II 6EEBElloE. LAFAYETTE,
WALTER ". EARLY. Terre Haute,
TENGT D. aLLL-. Evansville
MON Bofi0RFF, Jacksonville,
WILLIAM HUGHs, do
LEV SPARKS do
A]It.9 KEIGWIN, do
Hon i +. CABNAN. President.
SivoN BorroHFF, Diee P,est
F. vi ALT~H secretary
=. HsBsRH. Treasurer
short Ls.e saa California risks taken at this
N. NJ C0THREN .4eeat,
Mineral Point
Eircanrps December la-h I>Ig n37-f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19

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wax am sIrEpr..'r ,fr.-,,-s.. -. ,,e-.s,,,.,
PaIyv.z's Ready Relief n9sss--as -, -.r
more toreut mower over rris rJass,- ,55ss,se-
fhgl Morphine. OriDfur. Srrvchire. e,er.
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TO GIVE strength, viSor and action to tue
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and secretion~ Of every organ in the system
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ach; 70 reGa.ate tie action ot the bowels aud
secretIoHs Of the sAi1, uud carry our Of the
system all morbid, poisonous and refuse hui
.aors 20 give health 20 the body 10 strength
I'll the nervous eger-y'of the n hole system.
to change the week. eufeeb!ed. worn out,
broken down constitution. TO "a healthy. 10
bust, Joyful strong and hearfy being. \ tea
spoonful Of Railways R-ady Relief taken
internally three times per day. aud ny apply
az. i''''' p P''s1--'' van 1O
t'i '''-9 ,y.Dor-D r>,r
- ~ =
should make use % had"aFs Ready kf'iet
rs oalhe- us in'i-ofaiLug ana relaxing
pIePtrlies soileHs 'he Hrsh' gives strength,
mas messy "'.' 70 lHe J''A's aNd
of the sscretlons and functions Of ev-rv or
gan u" '''7 St9.e.''. ,i'l 'i71 '-',,ia7' ny "a'i
'a- every L'-'t' WIN ma" a9 ie1aiy h@hei-
~ a particular PERIOD " l' a'oi4 huch OF the
pain attending theih on certain occasions.
COTGHS AND coins
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-19
FENCE POSTS
MADISON BOOK RINDERY-

NIL ia UKEE ESI
s~THAS. WEED, having opened an extensive
y BOOK BINDERY- takes this opportunity o.
in ormiHg tLe community at large that he is pre-
pared 10 execute all orders which may be entrast
ed e his care. such furnishing state and county
officers with