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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

DANGEROUS RAT CArcHER.-As Mr..
Morris, Of Ne wton, N. J., day or two
since, was lifting some sheaves Of grain
in n loft OF his barn, he discovered rat
Tie snake under them, having eight rat
tics. The dangerous reptile immed.
a'ely sounded his rattle and placed him
sclf in position for deadly contest On
opening the body, it was found to con-
tain iull grown rat, which had appar-
emily been caught and swallowed whole.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

On The day Of the birth oftheir daugh-
ter the Duke and Duchess of Montpen-
sier gave 5000 reals to rcgale the garri-
son Of Seville, 1000 reals to the public
charities Of the city, 5000 reals to be
distribu ed by the CardinaI-archbishop
Of the diocese among religious esiab.
lishments and poor people, and 1000
reals to the poor and in6rm. Besides
this, bread was given to poor and honest
families.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

ed TO ,h' undisturbcd repose oi the quiet
grave, although beautifully devised
marble may mark the spot, and the lof-
test monumental piles may be reared
to his memory,-yCt his noblest mauso-
leum will be in the warm and grateful
hearts Of the American people. And so
long ms this Republic enJurss, even
ages hence, will the name aud immortal
deeds Of Daniel Webster be warmly
and pcrpetually embalmcd. where nci,h-
er the ruthless hand of Horace Mann
nor that Of any Of his remotcst rosteriiy,
can ever assail or tarnish them.
We con6drn ly expect yet 20 see
Daniel Webster President OF The United
States. We are well aware tha, even
this high office can confer no additional
horror upon him, because he has already
reached the very highest pinnacle of
earthly fame. The Presidency cannot
give further luSirc to The chaplet which
decks the brow d. Wooster ; aud il can
not add single laurel TO tie measure
oi his fame. Still for the honor Of the
nation we desire, and We feel most sure,
that Webftcr is yet actually to control
the desiinies Of this nation ;and it will
be proud da9 for America when this
event occurs. Great and good men
have occupied this eminent position, il
is .rue,--bu, greater never has been,
and never will be, called TO the Prcsi-
dcncy than Daniel Webster.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

Two Teachers Institutes will be held
in the month Of October. One at Wash
ington Village, in Coventry, commenc-
ing on the evening of Monday, October
18th, and the other at Portsmouth. on
the north part OF the island of Rhode-Is-
land. commencing on Monday evening,
Oct. Goth. The exercises at both places
will continue through the week. The
instruction will be free. and board will
be provided for the teachers, by the
families in the neigborhood without
charge.
Persons receiving this circular are re.
quested to give notice to the teachers in
their vicinity.
E. POTTER,
Commissioner of Public Schools.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

The New York Express AYERS that in
answer to an advertisement for wife,
published in that paper, more than one
hundred applications were received from
ladies anxious to enter into the matri-
monial contract.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

blythe Secretaries Of War and the
Interior. and Gen. Taylor, NJ. c., jined
with Hon. James G. King, of New Jer-
sey, at his residence at Weebawken, on
Monday. Tuesday morning they visit
ed the Collins steamer at her dock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

o1 The steamship Baltic arrived at
New York on Sunday. Among her
list of passengers we notice Gov. Allen,
OF this State. She brings nothing par
ticularly new. There have been sever
al heavy failures in England. The
Earl OF Donoughmore is dead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

OxyoENArED BITTERs.-The asionish-
ing success OF ihis medicine in the w, rst
cases Of Dyspepsia is owing to it's pc
culiar foric properties, and being entire
ly Tree from alcoholic stimulants !, pro-
dues no reaction or unpleasant scnsa-
iions. Ample testimony from well known
citizens will be found in The pamphlets,
TO be had oi ,betagents, gratis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

nTIt is said OF The French ladies',
that their fondness for effect runs % such
excess, that widows who Lave lost their
husbands, practise attitudes Of dispair
before looking-glass.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

o. The Cincinnati Ncus says that
the story that Gen. Lopez has two sons
attending the st. Xavier College Of
Cincinnati, has no loondali,n IN truth
He has a son studying il Switzerland,
aud his wife is in the city Of Paris.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

HWe are constantly indebted to
X. 3. Kins!ey, Esq, and his gentleman
iy clerks, for late papers and other fav-
ors for which they will accept our
thanks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

The British Officers, guests Of the
city, were charged ninepence apiece
for admission into Bunker Hill Monu.
ment The Transcript thinks this was
too bad. We don't. For did not the
Britishers charge the Americans on the
same spot seven,y-6ve years sgo7 Turn
about 10 fair play Boston Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

Patrick" said Lady TO slip OF
green Erin WHO WIS officiating in the
kitchen, Patrick, where is Bridget 7''
Indade ma'am, she's fast asleep look
ing at the bread bakin."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

GT We learn by Telegraph from
Washington that the Sandy Point Light
House, Oh Prudence, will soon be COM
menced i, wiit be erected under the
supervision OF The Collector of this port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

TIE SrEAMER PAMPERo.-A letter to
the Savannah Republican, from an
officer belonging to the U. S. Revenue
cutter Jackson, states, that the cutter
had been taken to Jacksonville, and
anchored near the Pampero, to prevent
a recapture, Which was apprehened by
the Collector.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

HThe name Of Mr.. Gilmore Simms,
the novelist, is proposed for the Presi-
dcncy of South Carolina College, to
succeed the Hon. w. G. Preston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

HlST TO MEDICAL SruDESrs.-A stu
dent Of medicine out in Michigan, hav-
my courted girl year and got the
mitten, has turned around and sued her
Msher for " the visits" he paid her.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

Macaulay, The essayIst and historian,
has novel in hand, besides the third
and fourth volumes Of his history Of
England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

PRorrssoR WILSON, Christopher
North,") has received ension from
the British government of f3OO per an.
mum.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

Never pat implicit, faith IN man Nho
has once deceived you.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

etCalliornia contains lS5 square
mics. II is iour times as large as the
State OF New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-02

In New York city, since the lst Of
January last, there have been sirteen
trials for murder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-18
oRxa1MAx ARTxoxHs.



United states.
We have been favored, by General James Airing
Ton Bennett of Long Island with AN inspection of the
United States Military Bounty Land Certificate
ISSUED him for his services as an officer of the st
Regiment United States Artillery, in the war of
1917. 1t is the handsomest document we have ever
seen Issued by the govern nent. 1t is a fine
steel engraving and printed on sheet of - inches
by = Of superior bank note paper The certificate
has flower border, and at each of the upper cor
ners is shield Of the United States, on which are
the sgures 100. Underneath the words depart
ment of the Interior is beautiful vignette-au
American soldier, just returned home, and standing
by bis wife, is about embracing his child, little
boy, who has thrown aside his drum and other play
things on the ground, and is rushing to his fathers
arms. The musket, knapsack, and other military
Ae,outiements Of the soldier, are seen laying be-
hind him On the right hand of the figures, a river
meanders through pleasant valley, and on its
banks are seen farm houses, and in the distance
village. On the right side of the face Of the GER
ti6cae an United States Artillery soldier stands,
barebeaded, with a brave and noble countenance,
leaning sgainst cannon, and supporting the star
spangled banner; and the opposite side, an
American husbandman is sharpening his scythe,
behind whom mills, and bridge, and rail-
road and cars. Beneath the artillery man is An
excellent portrait of President Taylor, medallion
size, beside which is the scala stamp-of the
- department OF the Interior" and the opposite
eide, equally good likeness of President Fillmore.
On the face of the sheet, the words, g Bounty
Land" l60," "Acres," appear in red, and be-
meath them in the middle, and at the bottom, Just
above the border, is the head and bust of female
Indian with aquver at her back, and head dress of
feathers. The folio wing is copy of the certificate,
es nearly as we can make it;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-18

The law disposing of the public lands to soldiers
Of the old State wars, has beer approved of in all
quarters. 1t is to be wished that it had been
framed, SO as to keep the donations out Of the
hands Of spectators and jobbers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-18

NorE>-You can locate this certificate at any of the
United States Land Offices it will be located for you
by the General Lard Ofs,r The return of il with
your request that effect endorsed thereon specifying
the State and land district in which you wish the ocs-
ton made Hyou locate it, hl up and sign the follow
ing spplicaton:-
To THE Rooster rHE LATD OFrcE,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
No E

FPS hereby given to all persons interested IN
- the estate Of Thomas Hoskins, laie Of TIT
county of Lafayette in the State of Wisconsin,
deceased, thar Joseph NJ Brewster of said county.
has made application 10 be appointed adninstra-
tor dc bois of said estate; and that the time
set for a hearing upon said application Is the
twenty-sixth day OF May, A. D. 1881, at the
probate office ia said county and that the Probate
Court has ordered that notice thereof be published
in the Wisconsin Tribune" three successive
weeks previous to the time so set, 10 the end that
all persons interested might then and there appear
and show cause, II any they have, why the sand
Joseph NJ Brewster should not be appointed az
rninistrator, de toms non Of said estate
JOSEPH VI BREWSTER
April DIST, 1881. T26-3w1 Pet.tioner.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

Is hereby giren 70 all TO whom it may concern.
that shall ATTEND At the County Court OF LaFav-
cite county, in the State of Wisconsin. (the nd e
OF said court having power TO DO probate business
10 be hol en- on the second Tuesday in the month
of July next at the Courtroom. IN the Town OF
Shullsburg, in said county for the purpose o.
making hnal settlement OF my Administration O.
the Estate Of John Moore, deceased late Of SAID
county.
ROBERT c. HOARD, Admir- Of
John Moore, deceased.
April 10th. 1881 2fW5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
1gGGg ~ @erG6@g me me3.

10 the Hon JAMES H. KNowLroS, Judge Of tie
Caunty Of LaFayette "a The State Of Wisconsin,
and e5 o3icio Judge of PROBATE Of sad county:
5EIIE undersigned would respectfully represent
IL unto your Honor, that he is prepared to
make settlement OF his administration OF the
estate Of john Moore, deceased, and would pray
your Honor 10 appoint a day to make settlement.
in vour said court. OF his administration OF said
state and to direct the notice to be given OF tie
time and place of making said settlement. All
OF which Is respectfully submitted
ROBERT C. HOARD
8th April, 1851 Administrator
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
| he Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MRINE & LIFE INSURANCE.
CIPTTiL STOCK
$500, 1000.
Office, on JT'a5er Street, an TDises' Brick Ro,c
NCENNES, IND.

This Company having duly organized, and ten
per cent. paid in on the capital stock subscribed
and the balance secured by mortgage on Real izs-
tate and 10y personal guarantee are now prepared
to effect Insurance against loss or damage b. Fire
on Buildings Merchandise Machinery ]lanuiac-
tories. and all descriptions Of property also. on
merchandise and produce in the course of inland
transportation. the risk of the seas, &c &c. also
the bulls Of steamboats, and other vessels and up
on L.ges OF individuals going TO California. Tie
rates Of premium will be as low as those Of any
other responsible Company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
The stock OF this Company Is held entirely IN
the West. and controlled by western men, and IN
no way Connected With New Y ork
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
Il. @. FARRELLS
Celebrated Arabian I.imimcnf.

Il VIE miraculous cures performed by tic Ara
4 bian physicians Dol tile DAYS Of DID, were
then looked upon as the result Is. magic bit since
we have become intimate wiki their .org z.e can
thus account ioE taetl SuTpr.s ny poWcs oser DIS
ease. Their attdumeHts III the kloWl et'-eol Iled-
cane where the wonder of tie age, uaLg III tie
same time the science eli Chemistry. which 5.lta
them had its origin, was 10 the rest Of tho world
"A sealed book" And in Botpny they were tie
most Jealous Of students. in the beautiful groves
which SKIRT the deserts of arabia. abound rare
plants and odoTous woods. whence are oltaireG
.Hose aromatic gums and fragrant b4sa.u-. d
which tins Incompatible l!n.neut is composed.
and by those stimulating. INGENIOUS. and aEodrre
propensiues 1t Is, when applied, lHsaaial.. oasi&
Infused through the whole nervous system. aIlav-
ing Tie most intense PAIN in the incredibly short
time ot 10 or . minutes. It's action IS prompt
powerful and efectual, without the asst Danger
Ii pCnetrates the flesh to the bone. Iola tes con
Iacted cords. restores use 10 iiubs s. hch have
been palsed for years causing the =hri1 e FL flesh
10 grow ont and rich blood 90 circulate through
IT'S veins. It restores the >ynoSIal Fund OF Join.
Water, and this IS the reason why It has been So
universally successful IN curing all diseases of tac
Joints In chrome affections o. the Spine, Liver
Lungs and Kidneys, this great Arabian remedy
stands unparalleled: Tor A-ue Cake or Enlarge
uent o. the Spleen, II IS a Specific; aad Zen
6heumatiem II has performed some Of the most
extraordinary cures on record also Tor Cramps
,welingz, Pains NouEd-. ChlbIams B3rns. IS hIte
SWeiing@, Iumors. dc. Sc 1t IS equ4.lg efjca
c.ous iu diseases Of Animals such as tlafala Pol.
Evil. Sweeney, >tlf Compliant. C,steu4per. Ta1cl
>prajnS, Bruises. Wounds. Mango >pavlu-. WIND
GALS Plin. and Ter uea.iy adj diseases. ether b.
man or beast. which require an external a!.r!.ca
Ton. this Lumeut stands al The head ct Il. med.
tiues.
LIVER COMPLAINT. TRY IFELA5 AND
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

srS hereby given, that Alonzo Eaton admins
-. traitor, and Mary Eaton, administrative OF
the estate OF Martin \. Eaton, deceased. has
made application 10 the Judge Of Probate OF the
county OF Lafayette, for the settlement Of their
accounts as administrator and administrators OF
said estate. All persons interested in SAID estate
are requested to appear before said Court on the
second Aonday in July next and show cause, #
any they have, why the accounts shall not be al
lowed. ALONZO EATON.
MARY EATON
Dated April 10, a. D., 1851 l26-3W
By order Of JAMES H. KNowLroS Co. Judge
srrE ar MENEHBEnGD, that al a Probate Court.
~ held at SAull7burg in and for the county 81
Lafayette. and State OF Wisconsin, on the 9Th
day Of April, A. D. 1851, on the application OF
Thomas Ryan, for letters OF administration upoI.
the estate Of John Ryan, deceased
Orired
That the petitioner give notice of said appli-
cation by causing notice of the same 10 be pull
lished three weeks successfully m the Wisconsin
IrIbnAe, paper published at Mineral Point in
the county OF Iowa, ana State Of Wisconsin to
all persons interested that they may be and appear
before said Probate Court, at its session at.shuils-
burg, ia the county OF Lafayette, aforesaid the
first Monday in June next, to resist sand applsca-
t.oa If they see fit -d-5,s
JAMES II. ENOWLTON,
Shull-bug. April - 1851 Co Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
lands For Sale,

The Land Is part prairie and part timber; tn,
climber Is young and thrifty. There Is a goo,
SPRING OF WATER on the premises-it IS also II
a good ueighborhood. being about miles sou5
east OF Mineral Point. and desirable situation to
a farm.
.4LSO-Eightv acres Of Timber land in Greer
county. Wisconsin. being the 5 ] OF the 5 o.
section 9. town / north, range : East.
For further particulars apply to -- Taylor.
Fso Land a gent. Monroe, Wis or TO the subscTi-
Der AZ Mineral Point
JOHN BRACKEN
March 9IS4S sou
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
PUasEEC NOTICE.

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not 10 trespass
\ Nine, or Dig, upon the following lands. With
out the written consent or permission OF the own
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
Hon r. y. CARNAN, Vincennes.
WI. J. HEBEkD,
JN0 w. MADDOX.
JACOB PEA.
SAMUEL WISE,
PETER p. BAILEY. Fort WAYNE
THOMAS T. BENBRIDGE. Lafayette, q"
WALTER W EARLY. TeIre Haute,
HENRY d. ALLI>, Evansville,
SIMON BOTTORFF, Jacksonville,
WILLIAM HUGHS, do.
LEVI SPARKS. do.
JAMES KElGWIN do.
Hon. r. n CARNAN President.
SINoS BorroBrF, T,ce Prest
c. NJ Arm secretary
j. HEBERD, Treasurer.
Short Lie and California risks taken a. tl
aEeCv al extra rates.
II. NJ COTHREN .11eat,
Mineral Point
Nucennes December Goth. ls44. n33tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

Subiuel MS heart and nerveless made his arm;
Thus Alexander knell al beautys shrine
And Anthony ielt Cleopatra charms divine;
Celestial beagty-daGghter of the SKIES
Fair-sknned, rose checked and hlly-necked arise !
Try RABwAYs CHlxEsE MIDicArED >o4rl
IEis, tins alone! eaeh form VIII puffy
And Ua1e the uslieer handsome % the e5ei
Inls iur plmples, letters bi0tcass Theum,
az tanisa al before its rich perfume;
No TiIg-woriu, scuri mosquito bites, nor TAx,
Can say is force on face Of mad or man
Bat all who test il EtIll al RAILWAYS shrine.
Confess his soap gives LeautJ glow dis.Hel
y 5. dear reader Radway's Soap Is truly
friend TO those who wish lor beauty glow
diyine-iI imparts health. sweetness and elas
ITCHY TO The shriselled skin, md Lsautv 60 tlt-.
dark. sall1w complexion pimpies.
blothes letters, rash, suu-Jurus. chops chafss.
AMI rough skin.
The most delicious soapin the world is Rad
ways Med Gated Soap. 1t INSTANTLY removes
al redress aud other annoying spots from HE
skin. For Shaving, Toilet, and lhe Nursery.
IL IS she ne plus ultra Of IFS kind.
LOOK FOR TIE STEEL ENGRAVING
Zach cake to be genuine must b. eure.opcd
IN label OF steel engravIng-and each label
must bear the signature of r. q. RAILWAY.
Railways Soap Is - cents; large cakes.
Beautiful locks IF Glossy HQir.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM
TINS IS tauy capital article for Tie hair {;
II Keeps 1t moist. fine, smooth. aud glossy. Ct
gives nourishment 70 the scalp. iuvIgorates The
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feet antidote for Badness. stops the hair rom
falling out aud makes il strong and beautiful
See TINT each bottle bears d Gie--i nile
signature Of ROADWAY & co. Psce IS
cents laru, bottles
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

OFFICE os TIE CowMIssIoShRs OF TREO
StuooL -.No UNIvERsITT LsNus.
NAulsos Nar-i 70, 1881.
The Commissioners Of the school add Cuiver
,.rv Lands vjll 5aeet At the Court House h lhe
town Of 1.ner4. Point county ii Iowa. On Mon
lar. the 4,..A day d 9iav next III ten O'Clock. A
~ for tbs purpose 81 hearing and determining
Implication Tor rAe right OF pre- emption ana salt
81 sad l3n3s IN said county.
sad sale viii lie conducted in accor lance with
the provisions Of Chapter II of tie Reyisea
Statutes
WI. A BAR>TOW
JARIUS c. FAIRCHILD
11-ts s. PARK COON.
Coas75ss SIS rf-tie Sciosi a559 titrcr afy lands
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

And further notice is hereby given, that ! forbid
any and an persons from b9yug or removing amy
Lead or other ores from the above described Lane
without my written permission
GEORGE SEB~NuTH, .7geut.
Dodgevllle Iowa County, Wis.
sept 2lst, 1917 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

] lr4Hit>S Invalid from a btd OF sickness III q
few hours. Il has frequently cured the worst
Inaius q.
/ Rheumatism In four hours.
/ Neufaiga 10 twenty minutes,
! Tie D3lo eux To ten minutes.
Toathache In three minutes,
Nervous Headache 10 fifteen minutes.
+ Sour Stomach In FIVE minutes,
+ Heart Burn Ia five minutes
+ Bowel Complaints IN thirty five minis.
/ Cramps and Spfaius Ia twenty five do,
/ Dmrrl &c IN one hour,
! itillm,n If tie Bowels In thirty minutes.
4 Local Iuaaumatious ia ten minutes.
/ inHuenz1 IL twelve hours,
4 HuarseucsS IN ten hours
/ Spinal Complains. Swellings, Bruises, Sores.
! Wounds. &c.. 1t wilI remove ten times quicker
/ than any ct ler remedy in use.
! LET THOSE WHO SUFFER TRY IT.
/ II will prove Itself 10 few minutes. As
soon us 1t is taken internally, or applied ez-
terna!ly, its beneficial effects are seen. It is
better than all other remedies.
HERE IS THE PROOF.
There is no other remedy that claims to
Sublue the cruel pangs Of pain in seconds.
mIautrs o. even hours They require the
patient to use dose after dose before IA fayola
Bile change is promised. Not 50 with Rad
Ways Ready Relief. It's effects are iustau-
ianeous; the FIRST dose that is taken. OF the
first external application commences is great
work Of relief from pain.
SICK HEADACHE CUREDIN
TwHNTY-FiyE MINUTES.
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100000 cases of Sex and Nervou, Headache
during the past season. In the Wester8
States, where this distressing complaint Is 50
general, Railways Ready Relief has cured
~ RI case where It has been applied. Our
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= Out &C our Village Of 600 inhabitants.
Railways Ready Relief has cui ed 80 per-
sons OF 5 rl and Nervous Headache, Weak
ness, Painting Spells-cuIing many Of the
warsi cases ga th4 incredible short time Of Is
minutes. Il IS now surprising every kind OF
medicine we have here IN arrrstiug paiu'and
curing Diseases of Nervous, Rheumatic. and
Bilious 'ypc."
LADIES BED SIDE COMPANION.
RHlNa,', R-ad7 Relief. from lis universal
applicability for all Pains, Aches. aud Com
plants incident to this country, writes our
agent at Rockford, Illinois, IS looked upon as
4 sod send. Oar Ladies Will not even 60
to bed unless they have a bottle of Ready Re-
Uef HIthi1 their reach; aud our men viii not
venture out Of their dwellings without bot
Tie of thus safeguard ln their pockets. Ii
cures nll PanS, and all Aches; Headache.
Faceache, CoJtFache. Backuche Stomach
ache Earache. Pain III the Limbs I'm the
JOINTS, the Muscles, the Legs, Feet, Arms.
Should rs-whererer aud Whatever the pain
may be, il IS instantly subdued by the use.
either Internally or externally, OF Railways
Ready Relief
RHEUMATISM CURED IN TWENTY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-08

II All shelters viii be looked to and hello
accountable for any and all Lead Mineral. or 9th
er ores raised On the above described Lands. and
removed from The same By them.
JOHN BRACKEN. Agent.
Mineral Point. Sept Is. 1917. 3u