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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10

II The greatest sale Of the season will
10 this week, at BoDISEs. S23 3rand-s cor OF Or
chard IT. He intends dsposing Of all the goods now re-
maipipg on hand, consisting o. shawls, Veves silks,
Merinoes Paramattas Apacss, Popns Goth, De Lanes,
Cassneres Salinets annels, Cacces, Musns, Linen
ard an other kinds Of Dry Goods usually found In retail
store Now ladies' Is the time 10 secure dress or shawl
rhaan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NTW-YORK, MONDAY, FEB. 10.
.rptIc WhIg General Commute,

An adjourned nesting OF this Committee will be held
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb H. ls5l st7i O'Clock, al the
Brosdwsy House BY order sYLVANUs g. WARD,
Jos. NJ PAIGE, To-. To-, Chm pro tenn
RKNEDlcT IgyVfs Jr oeS ]. Iem- 3f2g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10
BARNUM's MUsEUM.-A dramatic per-
T We invite the attention OF capital
NV SPRING Day Goops.-HITcHcOCK

LEADBEATEk, 347 Broadway corner Of LeonHd'st are
aresdy with their Spring Goods, sod can serve
their with every thing desirable Tor Spng ana
Sumner wear az beautiful light Silks, Grenadines Organ
dies suk Tissues, De LANES JSe0Deis Manuies &c &C
Jsdes who would have the fret choice Of styles. coOr
As would do well make early selection. Messrs
ri 4 L. are also well supplied with al knds OF Winter
Goods as Velvet and Silk ClOsks. Sbswls rich Silks,
Henoes Paramsitss Cashmeres, &c &c which they sre
selling out below 10 make for their Spring trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10

EVERY MAN HIS OWN landlord
Mount Morris Homestead, situated that beautiful level
land formerly known $ the Harlem Race Course. The
subscription list to the above desirable property 10 rapidly
filling up The lots selected subscription thus Civ
Ing the earliest applicants the best choice Thirty per cent
OF the purchase money be paid by instruments the bal
ance can remain on mortgage OF 10 years Every facility
will be given and money advanced to build For prospec-
fuses apply to s. JEssURUN, Clinton Court Beekmanst
near Nasssi,.st 8fStt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10


u The Erening Post, in reply to our
showing that if the Opposition Senators
had voted for their own candidate, a nomi-
nation would have been effected (by two
or three Wings voting with them, thus
nominating Gen. Dix and bringing the two
Houses to Joint Ballot says:
ITO this we answer that If half dozen Wing Senators
had voted for Gen. Dix the results would have been
produced The Tribune admits willingness 20 have de-
jailed Fish Wings 10 exc out majority for Dix then
why have detailed half dozen and succeeded II the
trick fit be played at all 1t should have been played
same We submit that It s not the duty of the minority 70
assist the majority in sustaining itS It's
less they entirely acceptable TO the minority For the
very that the Democratic Senators had another
ddsie OF their choice they did not vote for Mr. Fish,
vOed parties usually do ard as Mr. tshS friends did
in this in the they supposed most likely TO defeat
their opponents"
We cannot say what the Post means
by its first assertion, but what it says is
grossly mistaken. If half a dozen Wing
Senators had voted for Gen. Dix, he would
have had just screen votes-One less than
fourth of the whole number. If half a
dozen,' or a full dozen, Wings could have
nominated Gen. Dix, they would gladly
have done it, and so have secured Gov.
Fish's election. But the Opposition votes
were scattered as widely as possible ex-
pressly to prevent any nomination, and con-
sequently any election.
The Post ought to know that we ex-
pect no aid from its party for Gov. Fish,
and have never complained of their sus-
tanning their own man. On the contrary,
we complain that they did not sustain him,
but allowed themselves to be made the
tools of Silver Grey conspiracy Is defeat
an election.
Bat says the Post, at will be time
enough to elect Senator next winter"
The law says expressly otherwise. Mr..
Dickinson's term expires on the 4th of
next month; the law prescribes the cleo
ton of a successor on the first Tuesday in
February preceding; and the next Senate
will have been a month in session when
our next Legislature assemblies. Bat play
out your game, gentlemen We ask no odds
of you. We only mean to let the People
see why, how and by whom the express
acquisitions of the Federal Constitution and
q State Law have been de6ed and de-
feated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10

II w. II. DIsBRow's Riding School,
20 avenue near place Hours for dies from
8A M to s P. M. Hours for Gents from to 81 p. NJ.
7f Sawlms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10

WET BLANKETS WET BLANKETS -
Just received lot OF superior Whitney Blankets slightly
damsged by water aud injured In texture which will
be sold ess than half their value Great bargains
for those who call early. AlsO Wet Table Damask and
Towelling O. NJ BOD me 323 Grand, cor of Orchsrd-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10
HousE WANrEn-In the Seventh Ward.

HOUSE w ANTED-IH CHt CoVtHIH W dIui
between Rutgers and Scanned sreels-s three story,
modern, brick house, al moderate The family 10
small and unexceptonsble reference would be given Ad
dress with locality and price, w, box 1893 Lower Post
Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
DR. fOw rs r. D7s
COMPOUND EXrRAcr
s a r s = p a r IL l. A .
Tie NOS. ...sraer.lErr s.. d :. abe xTorla

Tie Eaost Extraordinary Medicine a., she W
FAs Eriract put HP quart 30ttss caca2e
Ptsasantrr aHd earrr7ted superior to esq s0iL Z
VithOst p07ittFg, Pureiar, siekcEIHg
de5ititltcg ne PaIiest
The great beauty and superiority Of t Sarsaparl.
the body. T. Of Jie hest
SPRING AID SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever known purias strengthen
ias tut il creates yHre AID rich ba0d power ro
s@scd 10y other lsediciac
wonderful Il has performed sear
4n lo000 Of
ul mere H.
5000 chHdren during the past
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
Dgg. STORMS
SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
MLKsBoao, Mclean Go. Ill. Aug. I4lh 1850.

NILKsaoRo Mclean Co. Ill, Aug I1tl 1880
A o nvn ofA icIe tlaId Ludngo
Or
a shat r r g
Fto. haI leuei uupb MS
you Candy ii b
snIp acl d SO
This c1 I him
S ! is
ia IS auIofas
70 e Iea hatI
physicians Le Con the Lungs
relief yeI hin
] medicines could ind gave little Bdl
him to II S1lsC al hfc
bloc and
rtei efac
an nonn to- yvho
to pubh 9navha In
y TIE ae@a 9D Sonts Cough 1
y cl S eHaHu
' ~ ahe4y condition. ba8 lie oeh
TIE Grone+ ?1 The age for Coughs Cola. 7atma Group ~
w enerI tuS* utty'
roll
Ter cF.--orS Dozen
a - -tg1hll
Orders from the
j. II.
Is ID re u
Foea Miner Point Hy r D. go v will be able
JoHS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
LG3o O 3 GODS
INDIAN CH0LAG0GUE.

~.
80 gu rom an
" 49, 2 1.''H ~ " '''l','''7 ~
',''o - > ~ =" - >" fAi- % ol'''i-
~ ~" '1~"' gu any ol .-e discusses ""oNe named
re wonderful "ief3t"" "i l"e 1hoi"So9oe 10
ore rom Aie human system can ohiy
Pc" - e>' "oi 'i,4i> d7c'ir1 III inc Tfe mar
I"7" az" i'ef'@''"t '"e q ffVt| are .7S re- am
'Ae E"Fioo> s'@"|> % ana Ffii I'm ie
NefS- : e'iH'HF 'Ie' ''''i III me cure "l ittf
Soi'litl"'' 'ulce f'',I -eiiir4' - YES aver: also
ei'A' -e'ifH' 81 'he sFirrl- e"iel ->I"e CAKE ana
'Ae various ioims % bilious indigestion. These.
VIZ. l o''-' '''i'" 'l''' 'i.'s 8" 7'e'i emma. 9
o,,t.,. 49,
II. h.. H.. - ~
r,-.r.l.. -...'..,J .....,.-
L, = -'..'.' - '''"s -
''' VIZ '4" FeiiVt' e"'e'1 10 'i'e 'i'''S'
'ea.g .oi'- ~ t,tt'el instances 4 Pa
cecil E" Z" 'i'."i.> !ess man nloAt- "i.
>'.le'''- l'', o'i1c'-S OF te.tf and A&He- ana 81
way "I.H ei.'iie success III h0.a''f- fn~ial-
ct>' cons iio.ioii> greatly impaired and appara.i
ruined ny " io'@ residence ih 'l.ic"- c.#t.--'.
have been entirely restored by is con..ue.. ASA 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
SPLITTING BLOOD.

fec York, 44uytt 2s 1871.
versy your sarss ara as been
the through Providence, OF life
years bad Cough. II became ana
raised large quantities ofhood, had Ee greatly
debiated redsccj, and did expect
used your S4rsapara short ahj wonderful
change able over
q blood and ue. You eau
we'll imagine tlat J tsauku for results.
Your obcdIeut
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
INCONTESTIBLE EVIDENCE
-Copy of letter rom an Agent in st louis Moi
WOUND Nor BE WUI0UT 1T FOR ALL I POSSESS.

R4It"co 20 yez'y SttalUg IN Porter Coy22y ultima
ane West
my tne
me ra lut ftu Ir tina
tired " Is on f3s
!" e "a II k mp bH 81 shat Ic.4g 3o work
ii on iuot BE- wi
m > e P a cure stat hi u
is
Calumet February DANIEL B.
BEHIRE OF LHPOEITIONS
w Is Arabia
be ulJrae
- and hv be- nd lan Ilc put
y 81 al
< or len Kemp Cule Jauc1u Laid s il7
4 A. < Ii,li \ ! I q
C1@"a DEP" e" h1D|IA Street. CAiaeo1AI&s IT, e. Farrell
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
Flows! EaEngTA!!

2 4SlRSI rate One and Two Horse Flows; Also
= first rate Breaking plow for sale by
BEECH x IILLET.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
The knox Insurance Company,
FIRE. M2lIE & LIFE INSURANCE.
C4PIT.IL STOCK
$500, geo.


This Company having duly organized, and ter
pcr cent paid IN oa the capital stock Subscribed.
and thc balance scared by mortgage on Real =
tate and by personal guarantee, are now prepared
to effect Insurance against loss or damage hy Fire
OH Buildings Merchandise, Machinery Ganuiac-
tories aud all descriptions Of property also. on
nlerch .niize and produce in lie course Of inland
Interpretations tie risk Of the seas. &c. &c also.
the bulls ol steamboats, and other vessels and up
on Lirss of individuals going to California The
rates Of premium vii be as lo~ those Of any
other responsible Company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
TIE seek d this Company IS held entirety III
the est and controlled b. western mea and il
Do nay Connected .,iiL New York.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
. ~1 q" 81 u OINTMENT asns.s

Az6 ~ n no.,nrn
have calae' great name. iol purity, mildne>s
safety, c,r.as.ty and ihoroueinass, Sloau'> Oml-
tuent ez.o.~. ANA IS RAPIDLY supcr-eding all otheI
ouman. s..4 Lnanent>, for she cure Of
r'rssb Hoaajs Cgzs If al tis3s SDrq1-s, Bruises
Crac.s4 f!.si.. ha1 toae, Poll frh IIiqdeaHs,
Cah Ngtrais. Storepy tstuta. Lame
ats+ >a-F Crtc5S foutdered Feet,
Scratches Euvs, HaHce aud HorH Djsfenper.
The l.ov ~ WIN remove al Inflammation am
n3 :-ter. slv the blood. loosen the skin, cleanse
lie wa,sf. .s Sire. g-hen every part OF Tie body.
aad has saEe5 q sovereign remedy for
D-cap.,. tEf.-tata7, Loss # .7ggetu,, Tatraro
Sra,as I.,e Slater. Inflammation u The Eyes,
Iatlr- ira. 4lri csfrlse. .3'sa, Rlcn,natisn.,
cgna...a called >ttI CoupIliut) which proves
.-s.., u r1. Valuable horses In this country. i;
also AMI certain remedy or Coughs. and
Colds Aaa. zelesate So many al diseases.
Grand T.. ~. -. Lake street Chicago. III.
". +. SLOAN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
R9GkEEs ~

4 Splendid assortment Just received at tie wei
1 ! known store OF IREGA>hIS q BRO
April 18TH. 1880.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

Tovussuds S,,.araFIs Sovereign end sp"ed r' fa
Iueipien ConsunTtl1a Blrenness, Pr"tpsa tr or - q
to-tisrucz Pies irncorrhfe ~ " 'es 'r.Loa
or difficult Msu-tri4oH ucoufuence &c t1a l1ta-Y
and for tr general Frosrat,un of ta
whether he result Of inherent riaeee
NOTHING
taan lis 5uYi-oauns effects on the "ulaa .n@ Fe'as
all weakness and iude from taking H II Grre t~e'a robust
influence. Il Immediately
The Hcrscesnc-s female fsme winch te cse %
% i I've expected Of antcate
exhibit certificates OF performed bat can
afflicted That h-4reJs 1fcaSe have been
families been without children
amer hotties Of thjs invaluable medicine have bsca
bInsscd wi fne
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

icI no" opening
)ppositethe Court
point. He would
ornl all persons
ionic use such ar
may find at ms IS
lrgest and hestas
md AleIiciHcs 10
7fthcLakcs.a
tvarrart be per
good having pitr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

WITHIN Ne Iasl Two months nom Iesp0nsj0IcdeaI
ers in the cast. lie mas also large stocl, OF all
Kinds Of
Family GJ~0Ccv5cs,
which lie VIII dispose Of at prices which cannot
i1ii 70 10 please ms customers. Also large as
soFimeut OF PabltS. Cits and Dge Sufs.
The undersigned hopes be & strict attention Z,
ms business to meritthe patronage of the public.
THO. BOD0LF
September %. 1918 r2tfl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

CLEANSE and Strengthen Consumption bronchitis
Consumption Lirer CemgiaiHt ce' catarrf Coughs tt5
Sgittjug TIE C1tes
Sceats, DiRca Pyetus E1eeorao. Pea. siaa a.
hrre becu nh nm ne -y-fh
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

Or IN NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and
Medicines iHaleIse lac diseose for they weaken the
vital Eies 81 Tie already pIostate stem hie
under the strengthening, Hfegirins yltslizng infu
cnce 81 GaIva1isIa, applied by this beautiful and
wou5erir5 discovery tle exhausted patient and weak
ened sufferer restored 70 former health, strength
elasticity ami vIgoI
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
CEILI}E, ORIGINAL,
~. E. EAEREgETlE1S
Celebrated oAa'0Ji02s Li3aSAa emf.
Established in 1871

TIE and Extraordinary Medicine
FOX TIE ia ~iE>t
nss and plulu aTata rGn,
SC
a
ino On eeye eeap
INCONTESTIBLE EVIDENCE
Ios 70
Mr. W Yo lvoryo
a old lin aIac
r ln aksof t in li,. tteIps ofrrie
Louis pr 27,le Yours iIr u q Fast FRTY
From Tire IoH Peter 2cyaIo
n 1oud yolrva lrI Die to3 atr
n b . ~ q ate dam e
rsacn o.
as joint 10
"a au5Il a etl tno utlraof tle
Iuol aereo menu
valuable d
Respectfully
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

n He undersigned has recently returned from
~ heeast, where he has purchased q large stock
II Urn.s Nellcnes and Ean.nn Er.c.,ies- ,,Li...
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

Or Townsend t.ed his Sarsaparns of
Fits O. recommended aud surprised e
intelligent and respectable Farmer
Westches;eF CoIaty
FordbGr. august H. 1877.
DR. TovnaudDcar Sir: have he er seven year, q a-a
aao afflicted
last although could
duI no Recommendation like
delicate health would give
of your sarsapla very glad did, for on.
"a her strength but sac great
Measure Surprise becoming aud hearty
which fse4 grateful
Yours respectfully.
JOHN Bj-TT.ER Jr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
WITNESSED. CO Ca.herias-s;


ThI' is only Of chan four thousand Of Rae7-
d. Io~uscnus pariit has cured Tr
and carouic weekly eraicted By its extraordinary
Cumming Esq Luua.5c Asy
hm, Bs-kwes Island gentlemen spoken folio wing
Blacbos,Es y'7-i SEPT Il 1871.
DR. T6i7HsrHd-Dear Sir: have suffered terribly
Rheuin considerable
sleap walk poius
limbs terribly swOiea- have used boe OF
SarsaPlriia aud they do7c dol
good much beteriniori
liberty This for the benefit afflicted
Yours respectfully.
janis CUMMINGS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
Envigoraiing Cordial.
Consumption Cured.

As It renews and uvsorlte- he syste activity
deEEee-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
, i Oih'S COL j IL
H. Iii 5ag Medicines verified by ". b.
SLOAN are solo by

+. D. VAUGHN, Dolgeyil.;
Ard By authorized agents in every town and Vi
lAse al ;.le Western states
FAMILY OINTMENT.
LOANS OINTMENT is now universally &C
1nenleI5ed 20 be IN iniallble remedy. il eve
" ease Wiseeit has been .alH.Iiiy aIplied On Tie
human SIS cnI. loT promoting iuseuslDle peTepira-
lion. drawing Uut the inflammation iroI1 a wound.
relieving pass ut every aind, aai in us healing
lu1li5e, Size world does not produce equal. ans.
tie p4ll.c pronounce II the cheapest ard best Fam
iy Oui1u,nt ;hat has ever been used All tisea
ses OF tie Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers. OLD Sores Chill
blains. Sore Throat Cuts Buns. Cutaueous EruP-
non Sore Nipples. Sore Breasts, Diseases o. til,
Eve. Aguc the face side back, ami the otheI
parts OF lilo system, BoiIS, Ulcers. Scald Head
Bruises, Fresh Wounds and every kind Of sore
containing, the least particle OF lntlam nation,
permanently cured by this great remedy
". b. SLOAN,
Grsal Depot, 80 Lake street Chicago, Ill
Ne can't ct oiong ,rithont H.
Beetles Grove, VIII Co. III. Oct "a. 1913.
Mr.-!oau-Sir. have tested the virtue OF your
lln.meI,t ia tie care Of rattle snake bites, sore
.hroat. balns. and many Other aInrles and IN csc
- case Il las surpassed our expectations Astor
Family Ointment | have never seen its equal
and 10. beasts We can't get along with i.
tours. &c, MILES II. JOHNSON.
TIE CHILD WAS HEALED.
York Pscclut ID. Page Co. ILL.,. Dee. nth. 1919
Nh VI b. Sloau-->ir: last summer one Of any
ca:l3fcn aas badly bittc* by a rattle snake. We
applied your Ointment freely and the child vas
lealod
AIso.Ila3 horse wounded lcep in the stsde
,oiat. in I.l.h ne took cold AMI became 50 muel
swollen anil distressed. Ia. the horse was suppo-
scl voorhees, Lat by 4 free use Of your Ointment
y.aS soon cured
Ne hase used tie Ointment in a great many
other cases with equal success
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
FyCELLENT OINTMENT.

Mr. Slotn-D,d r sir For considerable length
Of time .,ls seriously afflicted with the Rheumaf-
!c complaint ana applied freely the various I'M
meuts pan killers &c, without obtaining any IT.
lief AGei wb.ch. your 4 gent at this place iul8-
euced noe o. try roar Ointment and ii-laia t1.o
weeks nucs ;he time ! comulaced us ng it the
pain ceased ard was etiactualiy culec, ana shall
recommend all similarly afflicted with t1e distress
ing comrla Mt, to procure your eNcelcn Ointment
without delay. Respectfully ours
OSCAR F. MOTT.
THE BEST and CHEAPEST HORSE
DICINE " THE HOLD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
DR.. CHRIsTIE'S

- - AN 4 - ~ - - - IL IA ~ Is
Is Esei for all complaints affecting the Throat or
teaa, such as bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat
Nervons and sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head
y euraigla In Tie Face. Buz1Iug or Roaring - the
Ears, Deafness winch generally Nervous and nat
distressing complaint, called lie DoloIeux.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
For the Removal and Permanent Cure OF all
NERVOUS DISEASES,

And Of those Complaints which are caused by an i'm
paired, weakened or unhealthy condition az the
NERV OUs sY STEM.
This beautiful and convenient application If the
IN sterious poHels Of GALFANtSN AMI MAGNET
cisus. huth tuope and the United States 70 be te
Hl9sf U0ta1fls medicinal discovery et tie 3sc
IT. r9Q FSrgrrz1tz nkEUArITfi EFTT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
MOFFATS
Life Pills and PhGnix Bitten

These Medicines have now been bet,,. :,
public for period Of FIFTEEN YEARS -
during that time have maintained a .igh chs- Az
TT ilef -.
= - ~ -. - ie7.'Tug pr
kind Of disease 10 which the human frame. i ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

i,sTIszn STAr-rzs Of
ana 20 sale = tAe
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
Albany, April ], 1917

Owing the and immense
sarsapaia number - mer THo Formerly
commenced making Saranarl Extracts. E Rtr f-r.r.-
81 Yellow Dock &c hey
hey only worthless limitations be
Principal Oace. 1875 FULTON Rri.nr ~ Y r "a
ing c. state street, Boston Dyo
nd street Philadelphia 5 Hauoo Druglst Baltimore g.
J Cohen Charleston. WRIGHT -. Caar--ss Street o.
g South Pearl Albany. al the pr-taa Ds-.
and Merchants generally SJz:ss
siie-
For sale by =. Z. PULroRD, Mineral Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23
FEVER AND AGuE.

General Debility, Loss OF AFrA IT. A'S
DIsEAsEsO or I EMALEa-thcse medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results IN csse'f
this description * ING' s EgIL and ScEoFrIa, IA
its worst forms, yields IN The mild Yet E','-erS'
action Of these remarkable Medicines NiSST
SwEATs, NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERyors CON
PLANTS Of all kinds, PALPIEATIoN or TIE IIsAhf'
PAINrER,e CnIIc. arc sneelIlN cured.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

For HORSES and ILEt without rival sweeney. compaj
sWclugs; gals
andal veal ness audin milan
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-06-19
State of Maine.

r INCOLN SAL n Probate Court held at Wiscasset,
IL IN the I'd day Of June, d 1851
e Ordered that Benz Talfman administrator OF the
estate OF Richard Harndeu. late OF Woowich N said
County deceased, notify the heirs al law and credots
of said deceased and all persons Interested that his
first Of administration the estate of said Dc
ceased will be offered for allowance Probate Coert Al
wiscasset on the first Monday OF Inly next, when and
where they may be present fthey see cause. > flfn
Notice be given by publishing auested copy Of
weeks successively, before said Cnnrt OF Prabae '9
Given under nay hand ihls ed day Of Juae IN the year
of our Lord thousand eight hundred and kfy one
N. ARNOLD, .BLANEY. Judge of Probate,
A True Copy Attest:-.i ie = fisF'-'' ~ ~ ~
q 3was ID. ff'i-t ifg. EDwrN Q iHcvEr, Register
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f. BROWNS "
and Tomato Ritters.

INNS ,o mack nostrurn; Ills prepared from he
'uS ,;.ts and the seceipi has been exa mined
md approved BY many Of the first physicians in the
United Estates. <..s-,t 80. ..r.
i, eli "a Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaundice Loss
Of Appetite General Debility, Famines. and Sinking
offhe stomach Lowness Of spirits, Cosiiveness, De-
termination OF blood 10 the head pain in the limbs and
.,de dayrhua weakness. dizziness. cutaneous crop
lions on the face and neck hectic fever nervous and
sick headache acidy of stomach bilious ions,
ma nd m caused by mpurty The blood,
he debility Of ,hd system, The unhealthy slate ofthe
stomach and bowels. ..,,
These Biers are warranted TO be purelyvese.aote
lea iniurs in sny case whatever, l.<..t.ly,..s
They are kebi 6y many persons as FAMILY MEDI-
cir and have been given 10 the yosnf tnifa5er on
scconnt ofthe mdness Of their operation, Win excel
isstefsci. 4 3 PAGE, Sole Agent 70, Bdfh fs2e.
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STATE OF MAINE
LINCOLN.

LINCOLN, ss.-Supreme Judicial Couri, May Term,
1851.
On the foregoing ordered that the said beiant notify
the said Louisa Maria Gushing of the pendency his
libel by publishing atesed copy thereof with this
order thereon three weeks in the Eastern
Times newspaper printed Bath in said County Of
Lincoln the las; publication be thirty days leas
before OF this Conr be holden Al Wis
casset, within and for the County of Lincoln on the
Wedne after The second Monday Of Sepl embeF
next, that she may then and there appear and show
cause any has. why the prayer Of the said bek
liant should mol be granted.
AEesf:-E B BOWMAN, CLERK.
T,py 1r.n. e b 30 VIVIAN, Clerk 3wJ0
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ANODYNE.
OR POOR MANS PLASTER.

Price l2a esntS for a Ia &c size.
THIS plaster is onme i'm the creates conf
L dence in fact il is recommended with that conf
dence, that lift is obtained OF the proprietor and does
not give relief,the MONEY shall POSITIVELY be
REFUNDED. For weakness pain in the lons,
back side: breast, limbs, neck, joints. rheumatism lum
bago, &c. Thare have been thousands of Them sold,
and no, single instance has occurre, where they
have not given relief The price being very low, ev
cry person obtain it, In coughs colds. h.
and difficulty OF breaihing worpoverthe lungs will
afford great relief. y - 1888
II car be truly said ii is the best siren CHEERING pas-
now in use. 1t is entirely article and not
like any other in H..
ly2s C PAGE, Sole Agent for Bath