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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
North American, which represent Mr.. Clays con-
dtion Of health as critical, are uniounded He is
thinner, and perhaps less elastic in his tread than
at the las, session Of Congress. Still he has the
noble por. Of the olden time, and his mind is as
quick and vigorous ever. Age has made its in
dena.ions as might naturally be expected, but the
same great and directing spirit survives, with all
its meridian splendor and strength.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

Attempt to Commit Suicide by a Young Lady,
About eleven O'Clock on Friday week, as we learn
from the NswYork Herald, a young female of
highly respectable appearance, while crossing to
Williamsburg on the steamboat California, plying
from the foot of Houston street, when the boat was
in the middle of the river, jumped overheard with
the attempt to commit suicide. The tide was run.
ming out at very rapid rate, and in moment of
time bore her far out Of The reach Of those in the
boat, who seemed much excited and were exceed
ingy anxious to rescue her. Her dress bore her
up, and kept her upon the surface of the water,
and she Aoaed half mile down the river, when
two boatmen, belonging to sloop anchored in the
stream, put after her in small boat, and soon had
the satisfaction of re3cuing her from q watery
grave, amidst the applause of thousands of spec.
tators who witnessed the proceeding from the
shores and from vessels in the vicinity. She was
placed on board one of the Grand street ferry
boats and conveyed to Williamsburg, where she
was furnished with dry clothing, and received ne
cessary medical attendance at the hands Of DR.
Holmes, who YVES one of the spectators who wit
messed the affair Shs is a resident of NewYorl
city, but refused to give her name or place of resi-
dence, neither would she disclose the cause which
led her to make the rash attempt upon her life.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

Rumored Discovery Of Gold at the Sandwich
Islands.-A correspondent of the Newark Daily
Advertiser, writing from Lahaina, under date of
September 10, says:
!" Yesterday we received letter from Hawaii,
or Owyhee, enclosing sample of gold which was
found there; in fact, a gold mine hes baen found
Oh that island. Dr. Gregg, who wrote the letter,
says, there is doubt that the ground is full Of
gold it is found in the same way as ii is in Cali
forn'a. The natives are delighted, and if the ex-
cTement does not abats, they will go crazy. The
foreigners pe efer hearing more before they move in
the matter. We will have full particulars next
week.
We suspect that if there were any substantial
foundation for the above report, we should before
now have received more satisfactory information
respecting it. 1t may be that the xp,dtion latsly
fitted out at San Francisco, for the Sandwich
Islands, has some connection with the matter. II
is stated by the San Francisco Pcayune that this
expedition goes out with the cognizance and co.
operation of the agents and the representatives o
the Hawaiin Government in California; that Mr.
Spence, the Hawaiian Consul, is the agent of the
company, and transacts all its business; "that the
course to be adopted by the emigrants is one tha
ensures conplete success; and that it is intended
to be carried out in manner that will be credita
BILE and peculiarly advantageous to both the Unite,
81 ates and the Islands. Full confidence ia ex
pressed by the parties engaged in the movemen
that few months only will elapse before TN
Sandwich Islands will make part and parcel q
the great Republic"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

Usage Orange-There is now in our office
shoot of the Usage orange of one years growth,
nine feet two inches long, the second year from
the seed, the Seeding cut over the lst of April
last 1t grew in the garden of Mr.. Andrew Jarvis,
on Second street, and the seed was from the store
of the late J. D. Smith. The shoot has on it one
hundred and thirty thorns at very equal distances,
about one inch long, and very sharp. They radiate
to the core of the stem, and are spirally placed.
This specimen affords evidence of the practicable
ity OF making an impeneuabe live fence Of The
Usage orange. louisville Journal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

H. S. Commerce-From the tables prepared at
the U. S. Treasury Department, for the use of
Congress, We learn that the value of breadstuffs
and provisions exported from the United States
during the year ending June 80, 1851, was S24,-
1928. The previous year it was $26 6,O5l 1873.
The export of cotton during the year was 927 $780,
Osg pounds, valued at sll2, 2,3l5, ,3l7, the average
price rer pound being IL II cents. Ofthis amount
the Sea Island cotton constituted ,299 ,656 pounds.
The aggregate value of cotton exported this year
is much larger than it has ever been before,
although the amount Of cotton is not SO large as
was exported in the year lS49. During the year
the vaus of foreign merchandise imported was
$2l5, ,725 1896, and of the foreign merchandise re.
exported d s9,7 1888 sos. The value of foreign mer.
chandise consumed and on hand in the country
during the year is S2o5, 1887 2o0 The amount i'm
ported and the amount consumed and on hand
during the yea, are both much larger than during
any previous year, being So IS rer capita of oul
population. The value Of the imports consumed
exclusive of specie, is S20l ,O19 ,399 The previous
year it was Sl64 0s2 O33, and no preceding yea
was equal to that. The value OF domestic produce
exported, exclusive of rccie is Sl70, ,546,555. The
total amount Of exports during the year is salt
5l7,13O.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

| Rich plaid Raw siIks;
| HnsIisb, F1ssch anA AnM
can Cailooes
| Eus'S. German and Prnoh
Hosie1S
lSuDa1ior white and cu1'A MN
M and HajI ~
.GIDVES AND 0l4T9.
Buar Cham0is. Kn Cnoin,
mWe. sim. FiiacrIIi 4 RI,
/ LACE GOODS.
A lasge anA elegnna cUugtmt
OF veAsnci91nass E.gfsbs
FRENCH and 0e.en Lasss
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A Lump-The editor Of the Richmond En-
quirer was shown or Tuesday monster lump of
gold weighing fourteen pounds, and valued at
three thousand dollars, which had been extracted
from the Louisa Mine, now successfully worked
in Louisa county, Virginia, by some enterprising
and intelligent Northern gentleman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

y BUILDERSn addition to general business in the
above ne they will contract 70 build and guaranty Brick
be requires For further Information, please Inquire Of
Messrs ayman Holden, 50 Magazine street, where plaps
Il n w. j. A. CRARY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

The Matls.-The new arrangements by which
the mails and passengers are carried from New
York to Washington in twelve hours, work
smoothly and successfully, and are said to be a
decided improvement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

MILLER, HARRIS = WALDO,
"a Canal strsst, Neso Orleans,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
w TABLE CUTLERY, Plated. f.
! q
Planishsd, Tia. JapaHed and Wooden EA
Ware; Table H1sSs, Gilt and Bronzed /XN
Lamps and Girandoes; Glassware Plain /f1N
snd ColoFed Floor Mating, and house f{A&\
Fufnishine Goods generally, Spssm ard 4
Wax Candles; Sperm. Whale, Lard Lin R(H&k n NV
seed. NeatsSoot and Chemical Oils Spirit L. "
Gas, Camphina, Alcohol, Turpentine. and D
Paints OF all descriptions Brushes Win.
dow Class; Putty White Lead; sand Papee: Cine; Culld
Hair: Ha Seating and Springs; Flowing Poishing SJaD-
ae Furniture Coach, Black Japan and Whts DaaF Va.
uishes As0-Picked and Common Moas always for sale.
PRICES OF CAAPHINE:
BY Inc DdfTe cenu
by the gallons. GNU
For less quantity. oenu ~ gnsqo
mhl3 lp Iy d&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

Explosion Of Andirons,-Several months since,
the family Of the cdi or was alarmed by sudden
and tremendous explosion, about ten O'Clock at
night, in an adjoining room. Upon inquiry, it was
ascertained that the hollow brass knob on the top
of common andiron had exploded, throwing a
fragment of it with great force into the ceiling.
The report YVES louder than that of pistol, and
the knob YVES thrown with sufficient power to have
killed man. The circums'a 'ancs was attributed TO
the sudden expansion Of the air confined within the
knob, but as such an occurrence had never been
known before, and the explanation YVES regarded
as unsatisfactory, no mention wes made of it. The
recurrence of two similar accidens in this city
within the last week, has induced us TO mention
the fact, as caution to househeepers and others
against the use of andirons of this description
We have known now of three different explosions
under exactly similar crcumstances-all Of them
fortunately, harmless, but in each case the ffag.
ment of The knob was thrown off with force enougt
to have killed or seriously wounded any one whom
it might have struck. We would advise asains
the use of andirons of this description or ii they
are used, the knob should have a hole drilled in i
of sufficient size to admit the free escaps of an,
air it may contain. columbus GA Sentinel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

~ P. w. w. would Q
factofs and planters TO his stce
very c0molete and the articles
care and Judgment. the result
ticular iine.
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CPLENDID Observation-Disclosures Look
~ ing Glasses China and Crystal WaIe. &
! ] ] ! !
Also-Fancy Art, les. 6n
/ +. MALLAkD, No. 81 Royal street, fHA
lust from Europe, most respectfully an {{3A
nounces his friends and the public that fIA&
he has received by the lest envss very 7
~ large assortment Of fancy articles. R<Yfky q NM
W. He kesps also a choice assortment
=, of Mah0sany and PalsaI der Fur NR
! Nature, OF the last fashion, such as
Bedstseds, Pres es, Arm han, Soiss. SQuabs. ~
As1 Curtain Goods, Screens, Hangings Boye1s Ftnee,
etc. for bedrooms parl0 and boudolfs CaVre Lamps,
Candesticks, Lustfes Lanterns, Night Tampa Ci0cks,
Fenden. Asdon', Croeksfy and China Wan oi al decrp
tinns.
r M manufactures all kinds of Furniture 10 order alo,
Curtains Carpets and thing appeainng 70 lie fur
nhing OF rooms with neaness snd elegance at very mode
raie prices
At the same store may be hired all things Necessary for
soirees, Gu ih US uslrsi. Landslabfus etc. nD In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

Declined the Honor.-It is said that at the open
ing Of the session Of Congress, Corcoran u Riggs
were made the repositories of the House funds,
but since the election of Speaker, it has been pro-
posed to divide the deposits between them and
Selden, Withers Il Co. whereupon Corcoran q
Riggs declined having any thing to do with the
business. On this announcement, the Speaker
promptly ordered that Seden, Withers u Co
should be the depositores OF the House.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

RsNDs 49, s-SSA SoHo9@S -
Super Broche ANTIQUE silks
Cososed ArmuIe Silks
Striped Taleta Silks
High col. plain PouIt do Sole
Black Brocade faeonuee;
ExtHa nch and embr'c do;
Changeable and Chene do !;
EmbFoia'd Dama,k anu pIaiI
Poolt de Sole;
Extra rich changeable ans
chameleon Poult do Sole !;
Small plaid high coioFed do.
Tor ulisssD;
Marcsllines and Rlogencss, o
every shade 40 cOioTs
White and cologsd 4atins;
A few pieces superior heav
black and colofed waterel
P0ult dc Sole;
ColOFed Silk Velyets
Rich ChenG Satin striped an
pain Cashmere d. EcosSe ;
Fisnch and English Me9in0l
| Mousseilnes dc Lame an
| Alpacas, solid colon, {
every variety Of ehade;
Plain, striped and plaid POI
| Inns;
Superior black end cold pfa
and Inquired Canton Grape
| A large ussoffment OF WIN
and c0lr'd embr'd and pla
| Grape Shawls, some ext
l rich;
MesinO, CashmeFe and hea,
| nch Silk Sh.wls;
| ~ p. w. w. would
factors and planters TO his ste
very c0molete and the articl.
| care and Judgment. the Fes ul
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

Navak-Lieutenant Richard w. Meade. who
was ordered to the U. s. sloop of war Portsmouth,
as executive officer, has resigned his commission
in the navy. Lieut. Handy was detailed to fiji the
vacancy thus occasioned on board the Portsmouth,
bat has been detached, on account Of i'll health
having been condemned by a medical Board of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-19

LIQUORS.
IL LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER. in pint and
sCOfCH and BURTON ALE. also in pint and quart
bottles. .
IRISH WHISKY. in puncheons and demiohns, with
AMONTliiADO SHERRY WINE. for sale By
g INHN TOOl.E. - Bank Place
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
CODI'S GIN MENT NEVER
All S

It IS most perfect reffedy forsofes of all kind
,ures gals bruises, sprains, ring-bones, spavins
sweeney founder ed feet, &c, &c. Also rheunat
ISM chaPqed hands, sore lips. running sores. pile
sWel.ed face, Sc e feet sore legs Ulcers cortracrp
cords, e. sc Jo.7. enlarged iointe chafes: T..
cases OF bruises and scalds an immediate applica
ten OF this Ointment will afford instant rel eff
As Horse and Family Ointment, he proprie
tor challenges the world to produce lis equal
Farmers and reansters should always have a s,.r-
ply 81 J.uz .nvaluebie article on hand for cases q
emergency. No family should be without il (ol
single day. The hour OF pain comes when ",
least expect IT, Therefore be prepared This Ohm.
ment IS put up IN very large tin boxes and sold .
the low price o. so cent. per box Observe III.
written signature Of the proprietor on every b..
" Itnout his none IS genuine.
Sold Vino sale and on agency BY DR.. n. 2
IIody at ms American Agency Office, Waukega
Ills. Also on the same terms By Dr. r. y i.
ford at Mineral Point and by Agents thfoughou
the west. 1-fS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
DIR. 9 GOODS
INDIAN CH0LAG0GUE.

HAS invaluable medicine was prepared troln al
* t=t>lEe practice D. seserai years III bilious eli
nate ami = >Fr n ksuwS TAII OF curing Fc-
80 0et ,4guc .Hsy - lhe diseases Above named
The wonderful. operation of the Cholagueue H.
eradfcarl-g sic .oul the human system, can only
explain - extra JFiidfy agency III the sDel0 ttof-
ss'ct. tn3 ner,ia. are o. F-rtr md .}g1ts anf
~ various srale- - .I-esnntieut aid gcnl.ent lie
sers. Il = e2.'-... e!.e-tna n Ike cure OF Jiyel
complaint, jtCndre. enhancement OF he liver also
Enlargement q. Tie .eru. caf5ei que cake and
a~ various forms e, bilious lIidl gestlon. These
SRA lie c.ner f-s4el affections 81 sjcn climates
arising from rrtn1.on aaosa.Gj reuse are only
edilcAtious u it same disease aud equa ly con
troiled by the sane ,eaedy.
Il l. entirely l.caabie preparation. and may he
taken ~ any with perfect safety 10 the mos
-e''ca-e coH>t'rauor. In repeated instances It has
nc,a adlnn.s .rie.to infants less than month old
suffering ucu atrsrA. o' Fever and 4 que and al
ways aIfC entire aaCces-. Ina nun besiess instau-
ces- constitutions s-cy-y impaired and apparently
ruined by q log residence in bilious climate.
1aTe been ei.ureis ored by IL continued and Ell
il -ut use
Iae above uet clfc Is FOR sale bg Beech & Til
ey- Mineral Pom T. : Aneley & &c Pcdar'>
Cree> and Dos. Evans & Co, Dodgeyille 10
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03

S. P. Townsend abandoned
the Field !
THE w Ar ENDED!

This Young who sought to make the people
believe his sarsapariIia original has finally
sndoned the field. by selling his business 20 some
STRAIN GERS Beng convinced Of the inutiIty Of
warning asainst the better Judgment and oonTie-
Of the people. he has last disposed OF his
business and retired from the contest thus virtually
admitting all that true IN cur publications
After accusing the Old DR.. OF selling the OF
his Tor - week, ana getting up false afida-
Wits respecting the Ola DIR original Recipe: after
trying seduce one OF workmen disclose to
him knowledge Of the Old DIS. Recipe BY Offering
high 5000; after making the most tempting
offers TO the Old DIR. himself, Of HOUSES, lands,
MONEY am PARTNERSHIP. through his counsel Hor-
ace Dresser ana Van Peit. to leave Thompson, skill
man, X Co. and 60 to S P. Townsend with
his Recipe and teach him to make Sarsapariila
not to SOUR, FERNENT and BURST the BOT
TIES. After libeliing The members OF our firm,
calling US " & set Of unpriaopled men" and other
lard names, be has finally thrown up the whole ba-
siness. a. too heavy loai to carry. and rU4ELEB
,he upon the shoulders of some STRAN-
GERS whom he induced 20 take his place under
the pretence that they could make money h the op-
Grafton
These strangers. understand, intend placing
some chemists name the bottles to redeem il from
past character for SOURING and FERMENT-
ING. which is really the highest acknowledgment
If the truth Of all We have heretofore said Of it.
II is VIRTUAL CONFESSION that it nei
ther made by chemist heretofore, nor had the ad-
y4utages of chemical science in it's manufacture
viii not the people NOW see the imposition and
auuabug in calling S. Pc article good medieiDef
But We c0ufess all the raseality FORMERLY dis
played is nothing to that Of these STRANGERS in
placing upon the bottles the CT cheslist,
for EFFECT, while at the time the SarsapariI-
a is made ag,er the SoAsuLA Of 5. P TOwnsends
Recipe
If the Reciue Is CHANGED. then it becomes
ANOTHER ARTICLE. and should be clllei the
A A IA or ty spm Ct hsr
distinctive appeliation. Come out, GENTLEMEN
STRANGERS, snd snow your hands, and let the
public know whether you mend make s 2.
Tovnssud's SOCRING. FERMENTtNG COM
FOUND wjsn the name OF a chemist on the label
for certain purposes. wheTher you making
aud totally Inherent artie, but intend put
-lugit II Ps. bottles. with his labels. signature
&c. aad thus ceiling il nnder false colorsi The
4ere fact q sticking chemists the bottls
...L -.----a. =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
sfEe. STORMS
SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.

Mclean Co III,
Den Sr II sense dntv readso Nj Ie1a I5n
0 o lIe cel Storms ScotC.
A n TIA Mr. Randall MAXWELL
ard he been gvenu pbv a
n enegh-
errel
songa him
emaicre sin
aofa
h i oweioys
i n brother John
o be Consm
hint
o
o Dr. &OansC an6.trL
and dishr
he rp oacho deahh
IA
am nownt auvxhc
a )mayha
O.
y TIE ae5oa 9b So7as Cough Candy
dp hyst
healthy CongtH
The Greatest 4g the age t"gh Colds Asthma
ugS a q Diseases he umonqruyg
m Merchant gneralyt
eof eaca rol
lire 6r cs--ors Dozen.
LzdeCu< Laiat7ioa ury g1sychrat
Orders application ect
J. H. BARNARD
- with rompa attention
VI be
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
- s,szs..ss,-s s.aas-.-as1 ae.7s- zz1zx
D breeders OF aoraes.

...gtE beautiful young Stallion, GENERAL
FaIIOR" viii sisad dufiug this season
s .wa Stable, ii Mineral Po,nt where q
t-r. IA ri. & isa found ia constant attendance.
~ Tay,or'' ) the property o. Fran
esta, ESQ. h il nov rising ionr years
4 Is sixteen hands, three inches nigh. :.
Jas = iSniug II await .aeusely yes of has
nifty sill please Apply 10 the owner O.
GIN ives, who qsii be found at ali
IL waiting At the Stables.
ne.a wishing 20 improve their stock
wyit ~ cali.
RATE 9F CHARGES.
the :, sea-. SJ.00
.StaHaiug. 10
he money To be paid = nc iirsi standing
Z remainder Oh or before tue 29ln Jay
&c, next.
Slne#e Standing 20 p paid in advance.
IS aala. Point, April -3rd, 1851. 8w23.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03

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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03

We, the undersigned, Physicians md Druggists
y New York, Brooklyn and Wiliamsbursh. having
seen an advertisement addressed to g. ana ucLe-s
who sell Sarsaparilla BY S. 2. Townsend, which is
calculated 10 bring as and business into re
preach. feel called upon TO state personal
Of tie real merits Of tie two Tovnssnds' Sarsaps
rilla Having been called ssyindlers, and e will
II : to commit any fraud for msney," by the Young
s. P. Townsend, because chose to sell Old DR.
Jacobs snrsaparia instead Of his article, We feel
that we ought to give the why prefer 70
use and sell ola Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarssp ariIla
20 Mr- 6. r. Townseud's, aud leave the public tS
judge whether deceivers and sWindlers
-atd NOT 70 he trusted BY - doing
I. Our experience and observation have Satisfied
that the Old Dr's Sarsapalila possesses more med-
cal power and virtue than s. =. Towusends and the
testimony Of the public would seem to be the same
and We aiw avs make IL . matter of conscience and
duty, when articles bearing the same name. snd
PurpoTting 20 cure the same diseases in ar
ket, 70 sell that which consider the best. The
fact that S p. Townsends sarsaparilIa has greatly
soured fermented aad exploded the bottles thereby
giving great dissatisfaction to customers has
euenced us IN preference Of the Old Dr's. pre-
paration " do not feel ourselves called upon to
decide the merits of either articles standard
preparations, but when asked by customers for
our opinions which We believe under all ercurstan-
70 be the best, should hesitate in giving
preference 70 Old DR.. Zach Townsend's With
these views, leave the public decide if are
justified in giving the Old Drs preparation that
preference which 10 seems to deserve q medein al
compound as well lie choice Of the people so UNI
1fv ma Sre1f fl fflf IA
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
Solid, Unbroken. Phalanx,

TO make trial Of this noble medicine, the DRUG
GISTs, with characteristic Bobleness. have sdde,
their testimony to its excellence and unsurpasse,
cf1caoy. with them came
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03

at his old stand.
Houa Elm Mineral
respectfully in
" to have occa-
ucle tina the
tabiisament. Ike
sornent OF Drugs
be found side
which he viii
fecfly fresh and
Ff.2lnf = an, .I1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
.iE0HDBE R0DOLF,

N7HDLE> *LF ami RETAIL DRUGGIST
Ahaer-. Point Wis has Just received a very
5Fse ami f.ei. ~.s,-ee stock Of American. French
't'd Aae.fsh tiers.sts Drugs. Ieaiclqes Dery1sqe-
e, Dys - S.. ~ Tins Store Physicians can
res on NAV ing taeir prescriptions carefully com
pounded VI t'oo'is afe selected with great care
,nd wall be warranted as represented
Receiving. g barge and new supply o Or. D
Jayne Family Medicines. DIR. Rogers .Svrup q.
LIverNott and IaI. and Smith Ionic S,.rnn
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
umlJer for Sale.

~ undersigned has received -syo ratrs o! lam
L 5er rom BAH Falls o. tie L l,y.er Wisconsin
sa.rh he otle.s ior safe AZ Highland on the Wis
coss.a luyer, consisting %. -s5sus. flooring an,
-acel.ag 81 Il good quality. Ia5 undersigned vii
seen oa ssl3 a I'll tIraes q sooa assortment G
fs..naer 81 the test quality. II the above place
iEe .l.sv be found a all times. two miles south O
.iizalan3, eu the Mineral Po.HJ aud Dojsevilt
loss' -, ..,--....,,.,.
HIGH Ncl UICEf%
- stu1 H. : 1881 - 2v
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
Commissions

2 RUSHES.-A full assortment Of Paint brush
- * Earnish brushes, sash Tools, Grsinins
brushes, Scru5b-us brushes, Shoe brushes. Hair,
sale by THFO RODOTF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-03
a Host of Physicians.

PIedging their experience ard skill in its merits
Whoever witnessed such array Of men Of all pro
fessioas, holding it mp the people, medicine Of
and wonderful power and enc which ali
classes coula rely with undoubted and unmstakeatle
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