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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29
lev Orleans, MAY q.

Ohio Flour is duh, there being no export de-
mand; sales 900 bbls at 50 70a3 80. PIls
yellow Corn 46a50c. Sales $50 bbls Lard at
9ie for prime. Bacon duh at Gag I-3e for rib
bed sidSs. Mess Pork firm at IA 75al5 90.
Bacon Shoulders 7e. Molasses has declined,
and ehoies is now selling at SOC. Fair Sugar
I-2e, Best Rio Coffee Gag lie.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29

The st. Charles Hotel at New Or
leans is progressing, the foundation be-
ing completed. 1t will be considerably
enlarged, with the addition OF 100 rooms.
The New Orleans Delta says it will be
the largest and finest hotel in the world.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29

The report of the compromise COM
mittee TO the Virginia Convention was
signed by all the committee except Mr..
Finney. The basis question may be
submitted to the people TO settle at the
same time the vote on the Constitution.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29

The fine packet Messenger passed
up to-day perfectly alive with passen-
gers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29

Warm weather has now set in in
earnest.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29
new Orleans sIarkes.
New Orleans, May %. P. NJ.

Flour is dull at So 9Oa4 90 for Ohio. Mixed
corn 42a45e; primo yellow and white Sc
There is some speculative demand for Mess
Pork. with sales Of from 5000 to 1000 bbls at
GA so for inspected; holders now asking IA
rs. Sales Of 300 bbs lard at 9ie; keg llal24.
Bacon duh under increased receipts. Whis-
KEY dull at l9c. Sugar and coffee dull. No
lasses 31a32c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29

The wheat crop in this county bids
fair 10 be a very abundant one.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29

hi, number 6ni.he. ths Lar..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29

A. J. Dallas, Government Clerk,
and Arthur Howe, merchant, were
arrested in Washington City on the
26th inst, on the charge OF challen-
ging to fight duel. They were ar
rested on the ground and held TO bail
this morning. The challenge result
ted from fist fight at the National
Hotel.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Old Stomach Complaints.

There is no form of GA Stomach Complaints
,yAsc.l ~ does nor seem 10 reach and remove al
once NJ matter now bad they nay be- II gires
5.ts'8at fe'Ctf 1 >Iugie dose removes All the I'M
pleasant s. mPton-. end il only needs 10 be re-
fea-ed Tor Short t.ire 10 make these good effects
permanent FUas al El0oi oad rieor Of BODY
toLow n once. L 5 particularly excellent in ca
So 81 Nausea, Won ing. Cramps, Soreness Of the
pr ot the Stomach distress after eating low cold
state OF the BlooJ, Geavlnes>, LowneSs of Spirits
Dependency. iusac alton, Weakness, tendency 10
Insanity. Suicide Ar
pr Houghrou FePsiu. Is scId by nearly al the
dealers ln nne drugs and Popular Medicines.
throughout tie fl,ed States. Il is prepared in
Powder and in Ftai3 to-a-and IN Prescription
VIA, i0r lie use ot Physicians.
Private Circulars ar the use of Physicians. NAV
De obtained OF nT. doughtoH or his Agents. de-
Scrhug the Whole process ct preparation. and
giving tie authorities upon which the claims OF
this new remedy are based. As il i g0t serrsf
r.}ae7g. ne objection be raised against is use
5y Physicians in respectable standing and regular
practice. Price. ONE DOLLAR per bottle
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

Prepared from Re,,nct, or the fourth Stomach
of the Ok, after directions OF Baron Liebg the
great Physiological Chemist, by J. S. HoUsHToS,
NJ D. Philadelphia. Pa
This is a truly wonderful remedy for Iadiges-
tion Dyspepsia JGuHdice Lrer Complaint, CoJisfi-
pation, and D.5day curing after Natures own
method by natures own agent the Gastric Juice.
II Half teaspoonu o: PEPsIS, properly in
fused in wafer, VIII digest or dissolve, Five
Pounds of Roast Beef in about two hours, out of
the stomach
PEPsIN is the chief element, or Great Digestins
Principle OF the Gastric Juice-the Solvent OF the
food the purifying. preserving, and stimulating
agent Of the Stomach and IRtestines It's extrac-
Ted from the digestive stomach Of the Ok thus
forming an .7rlfriai Digesfjre Find precisely like
the natural Gastric Juice in lis chemical powers.
and furnishing complete and pe.eiect substitute
for 81. By the aid of this preparation the pains
and evils Of Indigestion aud Dyspepsia are remov-
ed. just they would be by healthy stomach.
It Is DANG wonders for Dyspetcs. curing cases of
debility, emacfauon. nervous decline and dyspep-
tic consumption. supposed to be on the verge OF
the grave. TIE scientific evidence upon which il
Is based is III the highest degree curious and re-
maTkable
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
sE. - &. a. Es. e.
reyh+SssI
Nsg.''s,z-'s --s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

on and after MONDAY. NOV. 18th, trains
will be run between Chicago and stations west,
a, follows (the time of arrival and departure from
He90,t terminus changing a the road may be
extended. ~ which notice viii be given.) VIZ:
FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
81 Passenger Train accompanied by through
freight onlv) VIII leave Chicago, Dearborn
street al cocl A. II arriving AT Ma
rengo present Wesleiu teuaiuus) at I 0 clio tx
r NJ
% Passenger ami WAY and Through Ere. sht &C.
commodltiou traiD. g,Ill leave Dearborn
street * 9 clock E. II, arriving al Moren-
- at r. ~
..d Passenger and freight accommodation train.
for last EIgia. II Charles and Aurora. ana
intermediate stations, WiN leave Dearborn
street At 81 o clock, p u. arriving AZ East
Lisin- II Charles and aurora al +. Nj.
FOR WESTWARD
IsI Passenger train will leave Harenga At $50
A. N arntIng az Chicago al l24a r. NJ
- Passenger AMI Nab and Though Fte ght
accommodation ram Hviti leave Nascnso al
b clock ~ NJ. arriving al Chicago 1T =
n ST.
81 Passenger and FIR ght accommodation train
i-'z,e last Elgin- u Catr.rs ana AJrasa al : s
gsi. arriving III Chicago j. tu.
Aurora and n Charles connections yvili be
raade >Nirh a'l TRAINS last uul west
4L~staErs or Ga.euJ and poiur~ ve-t vi con
nrc5 AZ Western terminus aad a. Otjssy, il.d "a
,a.e r. Aurora
Lead "a plg~ CIR flcs transported Hom ars
srtt1i ou Ja.- raid % Cafragt. II tr8 ce.rS nrl
Hta~ J0IIN 3 TURNER o,,e..ar IT,
t.a e'4o. ~. .a ts1t .md
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Scientific Evidence!

Baron L.e5ig in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry, says. An Artificial Digestive Fluid.
analogous ia the Castro Iuice. may he readily
prepared iron, the mucous membrane Of The
stomach OF the Calf in which various articles of
:ood as meat auj eggs will be softened. changed,
md dgested, iast in the sane manner as they
you'd be in ihe human stomach.
DR. Pereira "A his famous treatise on GOOD and
Diet" published by FoWers x ~ els New York.
page -. safes The same great f,cI and describes
the method Of ppparation. There are lew higher
authorities thaaDr PereIra.
Dr. Comhe. "a his valuable writings on the
Physiology 81 Digestion" observes that "A di-
m.nution of .le due quantity OF The Gastric Juice
5 a prominent aud atprevailing cause OF Dvs-
aeps.a;" ana hc states tuat d distinguished pro-
es>or ot medicine IN Loadou, VINO was severely
tfdcfeI with tlls complaint, finding everything
else 10 fail. had recourse TO the Gastric Juice. OBJ
'ained from the sjomachs Of living animals which
proved completely successful
Or. Graham author OF the famous works on
vegetable Diet SAYS: 1t Is a remarkable fact
IN physiology tuat the stomachs Of animals MA
cerated IN water impart Ia the fluid the property
OF dIssolvius varIous articles oftood ana o eliec-
ting kind 81 artificial digestion OF the n in 10
wise fierear ig5w the natural d grStive process =
Professor bVasi.son OF the Jefferson COLLEGE.
Philadelphia Ia his great work on Human PHYS
ioloSy, devnie- faore than fifty PAGES 10 eNdnI-
nation ot fh.s @HhIoct tbs experiments with
pr. Beaumont on lie Gds;aic juic-. obtained from
he ijytDg human stomach and from animals are
we'll known -ia an cases. he says. -dises5ian
occurred p iiy IN tue artificial IN he IA
,ural digestiaa~
pr. John s. Draper. Pro.essoro Of Chemistry in
he Medical Co.3es. 81: Tie University % New
York IN his --Jrsr Boo, ot CHEMISTRY" page 3>6.
~ays. IL has brsu question whether artificial d.
Iestion could he per;orme but il IS now uni
ver>allv aiufr.a jAat il may be
Al modern works on Chemistry, Na.rria Me
iicla. afd fav-c - and 80 good Medical Die
'iouarles a-~cHt- Inc character Iud properties OF
'ep~In au: state many iure. cstug deJa,i Is respect
ing IT,
The fac, ;btt .tn Artificial Digestive Fluid or
Gastric Juice. perfectly resembling the natural
ilij may f. 81. q prepared DOES not admit OF
question Tie oay 1vouder is. that il has not be-
lore been appEcj 10 the cure of Indigestion aud
Dy~persit--o f-ituraify does such use suggest
ltseI "a tie uiua
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
LLORTG,AGE SIZE.

State Z" Wisconsin, lows cfuf1y s.
Th"nas kAshott. ia Cn.ince'y tor'he
" foreclosure Of Mutt
Elias Filling. gage.
~ virtue OF decree ot Sale granted ~ tive
county. ~ SAID state, dated the 24ih day 81
October A. ID. 81. directed 70 The sheriff
IF La Favettr county. IN favor of the SAIL
Thumas Rashofr pinIniifi. against the >ai !
+ las Pllliuc. q, frudaBt. viii sell al pubic
QUERY al The ffout d0"r Of the Court House
IA Suulisburgh. 90 said county. on the 18Th
dav Of December. 1881. befween the hour,
Of 10 o clock "a. IN. and clock p. ~. +
said day 1he following descrl5rd properfv,
20 wit tlte Southwest quarter ! VI secrttn'
number fifteen. q - 10 township nuiubrr
-hrce. On ~ range number rtyee 81 Past
# the fo1ifh prl pal meridian, iUzri .irr
with the appurtruaHces rhervuHiO heioneIuc.
III IN tie couh1y OF La Fay-ir,s. eud state of
Wi,cOn~il - satisfy the sGfn % FIVE hundred
and sevenI, -fisr doil,ns and interest thu =
rom the Sd DIV al November. A. ID i94f.
lfil the 3th dav 81 D-c-nIb-r. 4. -. I 81
Sand interest," amounting to iva hundred "a
~ dollars ana severity Two rents. together
With the cost o. >uir and acrrpine costs.
II Il. BRANAN. Sheriff.
nj la Fsy,-tte ~auutv. WIS
Sh'fT-s Office SuiisburgfIO | % -5i- fw-
At me request OF the dgfsu ,nr and by order of
trs conp.a ntnr- he a5,ve sac = pos ooned az -
Wednesday ~ ifh isy If F~b~airv. ID is5-.
= She same place aHd time IF the tar
II i 61EE ~. Sd. III 10 Is -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

Or HoughtouS pepsu has produced the most
marvellous effects. m curing cases OF Debility,
Emacaflon. Nervous Decline, and Dyspepric
Cons mp'iou- II is inpo~~ be 10 give the de tails
o' cases iu the Hur.r> OF Ibis advertisement b,t
authenticated cerr Gates haze been given of more
taa0 ts-s t,ssls1 asartsbi, cares ia Philadelphia,
New lorS. amt Eiston alone. These were nearly
ah desperate cases. and the cures were not only
rapid and woudertti. bU, permanent.
i Is a great NsF' ouS Au;idote, and particularly
use'ui for tendency 10 Bilious disorder, Liver
Complaint Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fee
yer aht 4 -5.r aud the e1itefacts OF Quinine Mer-
cury. aid other drags upon the Digestive Organs.
after long sickness. Also, for excess in eating.
and tae too free use OF arden- spirits Il almost
recoucj-es Heath with Iutemperance
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

TTNO CRANES PATENT SOAP, was awarde
/ the FRS PREXIUN at the FIRST

THO CRANES PATENT SOAP, was awarded
/ the FIRsr PRENIUN at the FIRST
STATE FAIR or WISCONSIN,,
held at GAINESVILLE, and also at the State Fair Of
Tue STATE or new YORK. AND THE
GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
held in the City OF New York.
il IS ruraated the lest and cheapest Soap prep
araton IN use. for Has4Hg, Bathusg, C.eanls
Painted Hood tort Pan It'd Walls, ) one Steps
Iron Raiiaes Sc &C. &c.
Il has received certificates from Drs CaILroS.
of New DIRK. and BoorH OF Philadelphia two OF
the most distinguished Chemists IN the Uuiou, that
II contains no Ingredient Injurious 10 the most
delicate fabric. also certificates from some OF the
first men IN Tins and other states 10 rs washing
properties, and lis cneapuess over all other soaps
winch they ever used. See bill accompanying
each package.
Manufactured and sold al wholesale by the sub
scri6er al No. -yo last Water street. Milwaukee.
70 whom applications. post paid) ter county and
town rights. in this State must be made
n 80 ON F. D. LADD.
IL So'd IN llaerai P oi,t, BY c. B Z L Oh.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Bounty Lands.

~ SelfJerS N tbc Itdtuu HRS. ultl
Lust IIGr ,riH G'rcat Blltgtu:
lpHf undersigned Is prepared 10 prosecute
- tams uuter the late Act OF Congress
-rantia. Bounty Lands 10 Officers aul Soldiers
9 -ae last Adr win Great Britain. 81 in auy Of
Ere tudlsn Wars SINCE 600 ana rs Commissioned
9tteefs % iile Late N ar with Mexico. and hereby
-tNe io,ice to persons having such claims. or
sang atormatian IN relation 70 them. t4at they
att rres1s~ prompt attention b. applying per
.,a4..E ZIG b} letter <post-paid) t.
SAM CRAWFORD.
N.se. S. Pa.nt. Oct a. 1890. 75l-tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Pep@iks iRl Powder.

SEM by lEall free If Postage -
For convenience of sending to az parts of the
country. the Dges,rf matter e. iie FCySiH. ) Tur
Up in Tie form Of Powder, with directions 40 he
dissolved in water " the patient Those Pow
3ers contain Just ttc same matter a the bottles
aud VIZ be sent by naii Trrr of postage Tor OSE
DolIAH sent (po>- raid. 10 d.. J. ). HoCsHroS.
vi u. Philadelphia "a
I-J-obseree Ia,~,-Every bottle Of the GEM
ire Pep-IH bears j.,c written signature 81 D. :
HoughJou. y. r. so.e proprietor Philadelphia
Pa Copv-r,sht aHd Trade Marx secured
rs Agents.
r.. d. PtTFORD. Mineral Point.
r. =. ANSLEf. linden.
BEACIi & TlGLEY. DodCevi.le.
r. LANGLEY. Winv7iljA.
JAMES MOORE p,at;4visIe.
jas -, ISL. Eg.-Ev
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Fruit Trees and Shrubberr.
JOHN HAND.
BARNRAM NURSERY GARDEN.
DOVER.

10 " \ c OTNTY WIS

= Les> q INFORM Ia, friends and the public gen
- tra that ae can supply them VITA choice
= .t,ale1l II All kiuds of Fruit Trees together
'.# every variety of >hrubbery and Ornamental
81 h capable ot wi-hstaading the Wisconsin cir
IL collection 81 double Roses comprising
distinct varieties, both dwarf and climbing
oaArs- easily be excelled il variety = colors II
,r1i hsalty Ife has also. the fiaesl varieties
& Mammoth. Victoria and Giant Ri.ubarbo or Pie
ta~At. Ulia II varieties Of Choice Strawberries
Ne- &c ~ OF winch are grown tnier IS iuIneii-
r e.iTe atI attention Orders supplied either fl
oyer o5 April al very reasonable prices. care
/ packet 70 % arg distance He i also 4.
Ner ot i careful va~sSorfed variety al Teeersbe
..str an8 Agriculture. Seeds, Supplied a. FnNes
.as~oiaa er otherwise. References OF -ae
-..4 u SAB II s-eeu ,V ea gacr-~.r} f.-
joys HAND
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
STR IE NOTICE.

CANTE into the iuclosure of the subscriber re-
- siding n Highland. Iowa county. on or ab I
re 3),h at November last, one COW, face white,
hac., and belly also, motley sides black x white
'tsir5-d vith Sit in the rght ear and a swallow
Inr, 10 the LETT Supposed 10 be four years old
The owner Is requested tc prove property, pay
c44rges ana take her away.
THOMAS MANNING
Highland Dec 2. ls5I. NJ 4w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
[ Ii +
Protection Insurance Office.

OF HARTFORD, Connecticut,
has done business in the southern & western
portions of the country for
wv + NTY SIX AIRS.
and is confidently believed to present very
superior inducements for Insurance, second
indeed 10 no Office in the I nted State.
Policies issused bv
SAM. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Mineral Point, Oct. / 1851. I'm u50
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
SHERIFF'.S SALE.
County Court. Iowa county, Wisconsin.
Simon Cannon,
y IS.
Moses NJ. Strong, \

moses NJ strong
Bv virtue OF a writ of fiera facias, issued
out OF the Office Of the clerk Of the County
Court. in and for the county OF Iowa, State OF
Wisconsin, IN the above entitled cause. aud TO
me directed aud delivered. against the goods
aud cIIattIes lands and tenements OF the nam
cd defendant. | have this day levied upon aud
seized the following described real estate, as
the property of the above named defendant.
VIZ: Lots number one. two, three, four,
i've and SIX. IA block number twenty nine,
aud lois lumber one, two. three. four, i've,
SIN, seven, eight, nice and ten, in block num-
Der thirty. 10 that part Of the town of Miner
Al p ONT which i known as Strong, Doty,
Oneill and Burretl's addition 10 said town
OF Mineral Point, with the appurienanCeS
thereunto belonging. situate aud being in the
county of Iowa, and State of Wisconsin. and
shall expose ~ public yeudue to the highest
bidder Tor cash, all The right, title and inter
est nj the ubore named defendant. had in aud
10 the said real estate. an the - day ot Feb
rlHlrv. 4. ID. lS5l. or ~ any times since. al
ths trout door oi the Court House "a the town
81 Mineral Point, on SATURDAY, the 22d dsv Of
November next. between tie hours Of IT,,
'clnck. \ VI and four o'clock. 2. NJ, ot
sid DAN Ia Sati<3 v.Sai.i ,vr1t md costs.
RICHARD s. VIVIAN. SheriH.
Sh-sif-s Off NInernl Pr OF =. So
l..,tt-.t- X Y oo-4.ai. Is. E. I'.-7v 80
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

NE w y IOhL,
NEW GOODS,
Ind prices 10 saat Customers.
ynHE subscriber has Just opened in the village
- OF Mineral Point, under the Old saloon on
Hugh street, in the store formerly occupied toy
Tregaskis x Bros, large and well selected as
sortment of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
which have been purchased with particular re
gard to the wants of this market, and selected
with great care, with regard to beauty and dura-
bLity. They have large stock OF cloths, such as
BROAD CLOTHS
of various colors and qualities,
Sattnetts, Kentucky Jeans, new Pilot Mole
skin, Cassimeres, Nesting FIannes, etc. ETC etc
All of which are warranted to be US good il not
better than any in market, and viii be sold at
prices unusually low.
They can accommodate the ladies with almost
any quality orcolorof
Alpaccas, Lawns, Delanes,
Muslins MuIls, Jackouetts,
Mernoes. Laces Linens &c
which cannot fail 10 please the most scrutnizing
eye. Also, English French, and American prints,
Ginghams, bIeached and unbleached Domestics,
Drilling, Cotton, silk and Linen Handkercniets.
Irish linen, Ribbons. Silks, Worsteds, Canton
Flannels. Tapes, BRAID, Needles, Pins, ThimbIes.
Scissors, Hoes. &c, &c, together with all the va
rieties OF articles that may be needed for the
fort Of the body or TO please the fancy. lie viii
sell yards Of beautiful calico tyayranted fast
colors tor dollar and other goods Of a superior
quality equally low.
They have also unusually large stock of
BOOTS d. Shoes:
Comprising all the varieties Of mems and boys
coarse and hne boots, b-ogans kip and calf shoes,
Ladies and Misses boots and shoes.
SHOES d SLIPPERS:
Children shoes of various sizes. coIors and quail
ties. Their stock ofboots and shoes are of every
quality from those fitted for the mud and water of
our streets and sidewalks, 10 those SUI able 10
adorHe the most fashionable foot for the ballroom.
Also, unrivalied assortment Of
READT1I1DE CLOTHING:
Pilot, Beaver < Broad cloth over coats,
PLAIN and extra fine Dress and Frock coats.
Sack coats Of all sizes.
Cloth, Sattinetto Jeans pants, ofvarious quail
t-es-striped and plain,
Silk, Gotten, WoTsted X cloth Vests
S1irts Wrappers, Drawers &c
all Of the latest fashions and STYLES of goods ard
made up for durability and comfort.
We are also prepared to furnish materials and
have clothing made 10 order by expert
workmen, IN the best style, and on short notice
Warranted to fit or Mosaic
Believing that small profts and q,dcF safes are
by far the most profitable, the subscribers are de
termiHed to sell goods lorer than has been custo-
mary in this market. In fact they feel confident
that they afford goods At .4uc:ioA prices. for
cash One OF the firm being in the city OF New
ork. Our arrangements are such as 10 be con
stantly supplied with the various new styles, pat
terms ana fashions. They solicit u share OF the
patron zee Of generous public
IL Don forget the pLace-the room on High
street. in the brick building under the saloon
formerly occupied a store by rregaskis S Bros
DELLER & MICHELBACHER.
Mineral Point. September. lS5l-n49.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18

- TR 4 Y Some &c the premises the sub
> scri5er, (about the goth of September last J
living IN he town Of Mitfn and about SIX miles
west Of Linden. and miles east of Hingville
one dark specified cow. with a scar on her right
ear Supposed 70 be about 9 or 10 years ofage,
Also eae deep red heiier about months old,
The owner IS requested to come, prove property.
paw charges, aud take them away
LOUIS MOOSAW.
lifiiln. November 2Sth ISL IN wv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
Excitement.
At THE UPPER END OF TOWN !
+. G. COOK,

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Min
eral Point and vicinity, that be has lodged him
self ia the Masonic Hall for short time where
be mas focused an Instrument for the purpose of
practising the secret OF taking LikeEesses by the
Daguerrean Art
From MS experience in the business, he feels
SAFE in warranting accurate portraits TO all who
may favor him with thsIr patronage.
Come Gentlemen and Gentle Ladies,
Come bows. come girls, and sometimes babies
Come one, come all, both young and old,
il any stay-pray keep your scods.
For while our Art portfays the feature,
II Oft delineates the nature;
Come cheerfuly. nor grldge the cost,
And we will warrant you no loss.
Who could not wish to be immortal,
Undying live in Friendships portals,
Here then secure the prize that'll light
The darkness of Obiivion's night.
Likenesses put up in every variety, of the neat
est style. An early call is solicited. Rooms
open from 4. VI. TO f. VI.
September tn. 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-18
ARE YOU INSURED ?

Ire you LzSured IN q RcsD0nSt5le Office !?
The season of the year has arrived when
every prudent man will see that his Building
and their contents are insured in responsible
office.