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ADJUSTMENTS.


ADJUSTMENTS.
VNRIPLER HALL.-SATURDAY,
4 18Th JANUARY.-MAX MARETZEKS
SECOND AND LAST MUSICAL FESTIVAL
For the BENEFIT of
MAURICE STRAKO SCH,
On which occasion the principal pieces OF
GIOVANNI DI NAPOLI,
Grand Opera in three AcLs, composed by
MAURICE sTRAKOSCh,
VIII be performed by
Mile. TERESA PARODI,
signor LORlNI and
SignOr BENEVENTANO,
Assisted by The FULL CHORUS and ORCHESTRA
ITALIAN OPERA
MISS VIRGINIA WHITING
will sing a fsvorite RomanZa
The Grand Scene and Aria from
TANCREDl
VIII be sung G DZ genera TE isfEgs'9 ORARoDI
VIII play for The first time, Grand Concerto and Rondo
Psstorae, ny
OLE BULL,
THE .SSJA6aT SSE sTRAKOsCH
,vIn play for the first time ,,,,,,,,,.
The ousrtete from / PURITANI and LA TARENTEELE.
OSDUcToR....................,. MARETZEK.
PROGRAMME
GIOVANNI DI NAPOLI
Executed by the Full Orchestra
Grand Aria to
Sgnor BESEvENTANo
Brilliant Fantasia and Aria from
LA FILE DU REGIMENT,
COMPOSED and executed for the first time in NewYork by
MAURICE sTRAKOsCH.
Romsnza from Donzeti Opera OF
ROBERTO DVEREUX.
Miss VIRGINIA WHITING.
Grand Concerto composed by OLE BULL
I.ADAGIO H..RONDO PASTORALE,
Nj. HAUsER.
iH0 '''''''' GIOVANNI DI NAPOLI.
MADEMOIsELLE TERESA PARODI.
II.
Overture to Harolds Opera
Executed by the Full Orchestra
The Tenor Aria from the second Act Of
0lOVANNA Dl NAPOLI,
Signor LoRINI.
The celebrated ousrette from
Transcribed for The Pianoforte followed by
LA TARANrELLA,
Composed and executed, for the first time by
MAURICE STRAKOSCH.
Paganni's Burlesque Variations on the
CARNIVAL OF VENICE
NJ. HAUSER,
Grand scena ard Ahs from RossinPs
TANCREOI:
Rectatve-DOlce ingrsta ialria
Aria-Di lsnh pa pitt
MILE TERESA PARODI.
The Concert will conclude with the favOnte
FILTRATION POLKA,
Composed nv
MAURICE sTKAKOsCH.
Executed for the first time by Full Orchestra
Admission 10 oil parts Of the Hall
ONE DOLLAR,
To be had al The principal Music Stores Hotels the Up
The Grand Piano is from ERARD'5 Factory, imported
by, ard for sale al, KERkSlEG BRONSlNGs,
Doors open at ei Concert to commence at II O'clock
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4 LONDON PATENTED PEDES-
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.-The N.

NY BAY CEMETERY co. have determined TO sell
AZ PUBLIC AUCTION large number Of their burial lots
10 the CHEST bidders The sale will be held al the AMER
ICAN HALL, corner of Grand-sL and Broadway on the
evening Of The 27d Jan. al n o'clock.
THEY WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
The proceeds Of the sale to be applied the further
establishment Of the grounds, and putting up the improve
ments This course has been recommended by majority
of the lot holders The present prices Of Lots are Ave
rue Lots SIS Second Lots back s2l Third. 30 FOURTH
sls all others SIS Persons who purchase al This sale WIZ
the privilege of locating their lots In aoy part OF o
Cemetery which remains unsold. -. =.
Terms Of saleS TO be paid each Lot TIE ngnt OF
sae-he balance within fifteen dsys, when deco wiz 20
given single Lot viii be put up, with the privilege OF
any number the purchaser may want
brief history Of the following Cemetenesi 49,
Laurel Hill, when started Sl0-now sesing rom s'o W
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

r. Eighteenth Ward Democratcc Wing
COMMUNICATIVE Members Of the Ward CommAtiee,
elected at the Primary Election held at the Buus Head
Hotel on the sd December last requested 70 meet at
the Whg Headquarters BULLS HEAD HOTEL. corner
OF Twenty-fourh ST. and Third-ay. on FRIDAY EVEN
ING the l7h inst at u o'clock. P NJ FOR the purpose
Of organizing. By order Of
C. Y. WEMPLE,
WIN. JOHNSTON Inspectors
RANSOM BEMAN,)
WIN ROBERTSON, Jr. Clerk. JIG
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Card.-CapI VOORHEES,, Of the Fifteenth Ward
Ponce, win MS Men Cannot Withhold their expression Of
grateful feeling for the Kind liberal conduct of Mr.
BARTLETT and hr. JOHN Ii. LYELL whs reside ODD
poste the tragic scene IN Twentyhrss and who ppled
he Police force with most hostAble and generous rsh
during their duties on The spot The hands and hearts
q ese gentlemen are a. full OF huInss kindness as their
dshes were Of the choicest Wanda God yyselv givs
nesns 70 those hO thus benefit their fellows ana thsir
il ir '' Capt VOORHEES, AND HIS MEN.
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The above statement shows the rapid sdysne , rom
ncss Of Cemetery Lots and viii bear inyesng IN
rersons wtshng 10 invest money. we nsIe,SSi IL ssIe
st,eniou OF capitalists both large and fmsl II 5 70
- CHURCHES and Societies are respeeaty , ~ ~
s,,nd his sale as IL affords them an - %
ihemseIyes with Burial Places seldom me- WI ~ =, ~
contiguous. -. .e,oeterv over a beantfal plank
~ 49, CIV Ferry, At lot A. NJ 2t 70 A p n,
asy We respectfully invite me public 70 visit our grounds
o "a 20 go ssfis6ed ihey win be pleased.
~ copsny very liberal charter, which VIII per-
.,ss,s sbess grounds forever as burial place.
Pe'os ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aucfioneer, Waiist-
Law PASSED NJ TIE BoAkD OF ALDERnES-"Ine Pre-.
deni called up Ordinasce presented y him some tne
nce prohibiting ntsrnenls IN the City Of New soah
OF s6hst or any burial ground OF yault, except In pr
yste vaults and cemeteries now existing under Penay
each case OF $40 take effect the let day OF May ISo
nor shsl any new burial ground hereafter be estaesneo
within ne civ and county OF NewYork Adopted ~ me
following vote: Tho President Aldermen Jesfons
Haley Mccarthy, Boyce, Barr, Webb, Alderman, crane,
Frspcls smith Sammis Sands, Ward, Rogers Dean aao
The sales will be continued, Of which due notice WI be
given 10 he daily papers. ""
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" Mercantile Library AssOciation.-rhe An.
11s Election Of Ocers Of this Association VIII be hed
Clinton Hal corner Of Beekman and Nassau ats on TUES
DAY The 2st inst The Polls viii be open from O'clock
A. MtosPM
No Member who 10 10 arrears for dues viii be entitled 10
vote lis al C. w. OGDEN, Rec. Rec'y.
az DR.. James w. Powell, Aurist. &c. con-
ee 10 attend exclusively 20 Diseases Of the Hye and Ear
som sso O'clock daily At Wsrrenst corner Of Broad
~ where san be bad his popular Treatise on the Eye"
Inoe ceth Also, bis seltactng Eye and Ear FOun-
Sn Artihcid Eyes inserted without pain operation
"a VII move hke he Dstnrsl Eye. il6 6ieod'
az sumsOn ~ Co.'s New-Orieans and Mo-
que ExpYess, 10 Wail-st.-We shall dispatch an
tp!sss Win freight Specie, yewelry. &c per Steamship
ffAANhY, SATURDAY, January is, 1881, 10 NEw-OR.
s sEANs and MOBILE Also, per steamship OHIO,
AstokDAi, January Is, 1851. No freight received on
iswalst .Ssw-York and St Charles Hotel Building,
JbH New.OFleans
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. N. MERxIs. Aueuoneer.
A. VI. MEkWIF, Aucuonoer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 20<
1IBRoADwAY-Cash advances made apou al eos

pY BANGS, BROTHER & CO. 2Ot
DBRoADwAY.-Cash advances made apou all eos
dgnmens - -
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. q al O'Clock.
PRIVATE Law LIBskRY.-An extensive and vausble
collection OF Law Books embracing United States and
State Reports State Laws Digests, Indexes Commenssr
lee Treases and great variety Of the most approved eo
ments works and many scarce and choice volumes both
English and AmeIcsR.
AT PRyATE SALE.-Bohns Libraries, consisting Of The
standard scientific antiquarian, classical ulusua Cd an
new eheep series These highly popular and valuable
publications offered to the trade IN quantities A. well a.
to individuals In sets, single copies, a. may be oesre
By the range subjects embraced IN the severe
SERIES they well adapted either 10 the Libraries OF pub
Institutions the shelves Of private collectors The enter
prsng publisher Mr. Henry c. Bohn OF London Is rSpc
y adding and from the character OF those her
ofore brought out, may be readily presumed what tn
subsequent ones WILDE.
The latest received Tayors Holy Living
Dying and Lamsrtnes Geneyievethe former Of the Sts
dard Library and the latter OF Bohns series; Plat
vol Ciceros Ofcs and Killos Scripture Lands are ex
pected by a early packet
Also Lardners Lectures on Science and Arts, Ewbsnk
Hydraulics and Mechanics, Bennetts Double EntTy booS
Keeping, &c &c -,
Also, large assortment OF CAP and Letter Paper
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AN EXPERIENCED CLOTH CUT
NEW PUBLICATIONS
IN PRESS.-A NEW NOVEL by the
Il Author Of buckingham,

IN PRESS.-A NEW NOVEL by the
Il Author of Rockingham
LOVE AND AMBITION
" Novel Love and Ambition by the author OF Rock
Ieha" The Of work Of fiction by the suhof
Of" Rockingham viii be gratefully welcomed b. every Ieads OF
delightful Novel Ths descriptive force and truth the vasd
the remarkable vo narrative the aud generous tons
and the dOmatc dton, which 90 sukngy
Gsd that tale prepared the public expect much
the future productions Of this gifted auhor perusa OF tbs
Will abundan the paion justly excited by The
production OF the In Love and Ambition
find all the characteristic qualities which formerly charmed Rock
nghkm together with the elements interest which many~ead
viii perhaps be attractive London Oaaft@r'v
new ediuOns of the following popular Romances:
FRANK FAlRLEGH, or Scenes IN the Life OF Private
Pupil beautifully illustrated from the English Edition.
Price 80 cents
THE STEWARD, a new Novel, by Henry Cockton,
author of" Valentine Nox" &c illustrated from the English
Edition Price 80 cents.
Ainsworth's great Romance WINDSOR CASTLE, with
eight spirited engravings Price 50 cents.
The tenth edition Of QUEEN JOANNA, or the Court of
Naples by g. w M Reynolds, with numerous ilutratons
Price 50 cents. -
Now ready, new Editions of the following Of DUMAss
great Books:
Three Gusrdsmen 50 cents Fory-hve Gusrdsmen Scots.
Twenty Years After. IS cts Iron Hand. so cts.
Brs0elonne Is cts Memoirs Of a Marquis IS cts.
ji7 st H. LONG BROTHER 4S Ann-st.
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THE DAGUERREAN JOURNAL,

NE OAOO EhhElhAN JOOAbANh1
IL No. now ready and can be had at the Bookstores
generally. CONTENTS:
On the Formation Of the Daguerrean image, ~ Mr.
Moser Electro Telegraph Process and pracdcsbty OF
River Lines Of Communication by Prof Page MeteOnc
Stone, by c. L. Shepard; Selection OF lodinei Pane
Lieht American Art Union; Railroads in Prussia Light
by 7. Ansell NJ Sir +. C. Knowles Improvements Ia
the Manufacture Of Irons Back Ground Transparent or
Invisible; PhOtogenc Drawing Of the Chinese Treaty
Sand Clock; Echpses for 1851 NewYork Code In Eng
land Discovery OF another Comet Black Specks on the
Dagueneotype; Notice Subscribers Durability OF the
Dagueueoipe Our DsgueTeoiypes; Worlds Far OF l8o
Dagueueotypes Approved; Dsguerreotypes Correspon-
dence; Black Stain for DaguerreOtype Apparatus AK
for Sealing Bottles; Operating Exposing the Daguereo-
type Plate Mercury; Announcement OF Dagueres Dis
covery; Steam reysEs Stame; Getting Likeness; The
Gufia PerchS Trades improvement In Photography, by w.
II Heweu; Answer 70 Correspondents Reviews; Artists
Register s. d. HUMPHREY, Publisher,
~ IT. 2S5 Broadway, N. Y.
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AS NURSE or Chambermaid, or Wait
LAress by girl with best Of references. Apply 10 EAs
Fifteenth ST. i'll IL
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broadway THEATER.-DOORS
~ open al 6&-to commence al o'cock-rdces Of Al
mission To Dress Circle and ParqueL soc Family Circle
ard Third Tier. Is cts: Gallery w eta Private Boxes,
80. THIS EVENING, Jan ~, Will be- performed
n e Grand Romantic Spectacle In 3 acts, entitled
FAUSTU5, OR THE DEMON OF DRACHENFELS.
Fsusus yottl Adlne. Madame POeisi
Previous to which, the popular Farce OF
MY YOUNG WEE AND OLD UMBRELLA.
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NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.-A large
Y and well established WING NEWSPAPER, the only
one IN County situated the capitol Of one OF the New
England States The Office 10 well furnished It's patron
greater than most papers OF its class Onehal one
third twobirds the whole Off will be sold The latter
will be preferred the present proprietor wishes 70 leave
that part ofthe country Inquire Of The Editor OF The tn
bune J1Sw
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STRONG'S ORIGINAL VALENTINE
PORIUM, 90 Nassau-st. Newly ork-r. w.
Strong hegs 10 cal the attention Of all the dealers IN
VALENTINES and VALENTINE STATIONERY TO his
extensive preparations for the coming season. Al The Oi
stand % Ma ssust opposite the Herald Ofce He Is
ready supply dealers in any part Of the Uaed STATES
with any quantity Of the Ebsye mentioned stock on the most
liberal terms.
For the convenience OF those dealers who do not intend
Visiting the city previous the coming Anniversary OF 81
Valentine arrangeme have been made send well
ected for any amount which they may see NJ
TO remit Orders with remances VIII be attended 20 a.
once. and will be selected with great care.
7. w STRONG would state ungualihedy, that ne has
the largest STOCK Of Valentines and Valentine Stationery Ia
this country The amount Of his stock hand and In
preparation Is FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
T. w. STRONG. 80 Nassau
i'll opposite the Herald Office
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL want stua
LAnon to do general homework 10 small respectable
family Has no objection to go small distance In the
country Call II ROiest j7lt+
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GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER
OHALL-CIVIC MILITARY and FANCY DRESS.

GRAND GIFT BALL AT TRIPLER
OHALL-CIVIC, MILITARY and FANCY DRESS.
Uupwsrd Of TWO THOUSAND elegant presents, with
out lottery Ill luck or favor.
The most splendid entertainment OF the season, strictly
in accordance with law and popular desire, will take place
above
MONDAY EVENING, Feb 8, 1851.
TICKETS 81 each admitting Gentleman and Lady
Extra Tickets for Ladies, 81.
~ Each ticket, in addition TO The entertainment, viii
ente the purchaser lie fall value In fancy or useful a
tcles from the extensive stock at TUTTLES Emporium
345 Broadway
The GIFTS may selected previous, or at any time ar
ter he BALL. The price distinctly marked on every
article.
AL who wish to enjoy rare treat al no eAense should
procure their TICKETS Immediately, as The number is
limited.
DopWORTH,s CELEBRATE BAND, IN lln force, 10
engaged for the occasion. .r-,
rs 3th 9. w. FUTILE.
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The Worlds Fair-The Union Safe-Distribu-
tton of Public Lands-Scene la the sem
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SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS, corner
OBrosdway and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . cents Tee
first section consisting Of collection Of IS Views OF Ia.
rope Asia Minor Syria the Holy Land Egypt Nuba and
Arabia viii be replaced In The course OF some wees ~
new and equally interesting Jlo o.
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-NORAMA OF THE PILGRIMS

DANORAMA OF THE PlLGhIni .
Il CULAR NOT -. ~ ~ ~ ~
request Of parties teachers and Others ana ~ s go
low ALL 10 the New Panorama nc FIVE ~ ETs
ofhdmssion will hereafter be fWEEfla,e :, s.in.S
on Wedne sdsy and Saturday FrERNoON ~ S0eSocE'
Children III Be admitted a. s1 EliyRE TssI '1-
peors or en lilo commence al u O'CLOCK ia lWis'
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NEW VOLUMES OF BOHNS' Ii

NEW VOLUMES OF BOHNS' Ii
BRARlES, Just received
CLASSICAL SERiES-PLATo: Vol 8, containing
Memo Eulhydemus The Sophst The Statesman Cutylus,
PaTmenides and The Banquet
CIcERo's OrFIcFs-Oid Age, Friendship Scipios
Dream PAradOXes &c. By Edmonds. vol.
ILLUSTRATED SERlES.-ScRIPTuRE LASDs, descno'
ed series of Historical, Geographical and ToPographl
cal Sketches by John Kio, d. D. r. s. A, and illustrated
by complete Biblical Atlas, comprising "a maps
The same with the maps beautifully colored.
ALSO-MANTELLs pictorial ATLAS OF FOSSIL ne
mains with "A plates containing nearly N0hgures 4to
cloth Complete liss Of these Libraries may be had OF
BANGS, BROTHER co. S4 Broadway.
ii7 3tEMGW
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WANTED.

DOOkKEEPER-An Accountant who
h1is disengaged after three O'Clock NJ. wants book
keepers situation Address g. X. this office jl7 81
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A S SEAMsTREss, by respectable young
IA girl. She understands cutting and fitting children
clothes can do all kind Of plain sewing Would assist 10
do chamberwork frequred Best reference be given.
Can 1870 Woosterst building, up stairs. jill IT.
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w of genuemsnly exterior and prepOssessing man.
ners and well acquainted about town, for situation that
will give him liberal support Inquire personally 81 10
Nassau.sL hird slo " between The hours OF and ~
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A YOUNG GENTLEMEN of good educa-
IA ton and fixed habits OF application is DESTROYS OF
procuring employment Clerk Copyst every evening,
1save Saturday, till TO- Satisfactory reference gwen
Address TisOD, al This Office. JIG 81
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WANTED-A Purchaser for DRUG
w STORE in a large town New-York. A regu-
lar Physician would do well Inquire Of NJ WARD co.
SO MRiden lane, NY. Jl73r
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A WIDOW LADY, about breaking up
IA housekeeping, wishes situation as housekeePer
In private family Boarding house weuld be willing
to travel as companion. Address Mrs E. Tribune Office,
stating where an interview may be had. JIG a
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q I 2 \ I IOLN W IN I I'D u y u DuII-
~ man OF thorough business education, with an expert
ence IL wears in the Dry Goods trade. VINO s de-
srous OF an engagement in Wholesale House in the city.
He has extensive acquaintance in this State and also In Can
ada His references houses Of The highest respeca
bilty In this city Address Salesman" al this Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-10
DGo OSGOOD7S
INDIAN CH0LAGOGUE.

This Invaluable medicine was prepared from al
extensive practice Of several years in bilious eli
mate, and IS NEVER KNOWN To FAIL of curing Fe
Uer and .4gue or any of the diseases above named
The wonderful operation OF the Cholusogue IA
Graduating bile from the human system, can only
explain IFS extraordinary agency in the speedy thor
nigh and permanent Cure Of Ferer and .4gue, anf
the various grades of intermittent and remittent fe
vers. 1t is equally efectual in the cure of Liver
complaint. aundice enlargement of the liver also
enlargement of the spleen, called AgGe cake, anc
the various forms of bilious Indigestion. These
with the other varied affections of such clmatcs
arising from a common nsiqsmal catse, are only
notifications of the same disease and equally con
rolled by the same remedy.
1t is entirely vegetable preparation, and may be
taken by any one, with perfect safety to the most
ielcate constitution. In repeated instances it ha:
been administered to infants less than a month old
suffering from attacks of Fever and Ague, and al
ways with entire success. In Bumberess iustan
ces, constitutions greatly impaired and apparently
ruined by a long residence III u bilious climate
have been entirely restored by its continued and eff
icient use.
The above medicine is for sale by Beech & Til
ley, Mineral Point; 7. S. Ansey & &C. Pedlar',
Creek, and Davis Evans & Co, Dodgeville Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-10
POLL EVIL CURED.

/, Alonzo Brown, of Sycamore, De Kalb Co Ill,
hereby certify that | have cured two of the worst
cases of Poll Evil upon my horses, during the last
year, with Bristol's Liniment, that l have ever
seen. In the first Instance commenced using the
Eminent before the sore had broken by mosten-
ing the skin with it, and heating it with hot
shovel and in a few days after | made the first APP
plication my horses head and neck were as lin
Der and well as ever With the second case, / did
not apply the Lnmentfrom neglect until the sore
had broken and discharged matter for some days
when | commenced washing with CASTLE soap
and water until quite Clean and then bathing free
lv with the Eminent. Within one week from the
first application the sore had healed and has since
been as well as ever. l assure those having hors-
es afflicted in this way, that Bristol's Nerve and
Bone Eminent will in every instance, not on
Iy cure Poll Evil, but VIII cure it efiectually.
ALoNZo BRowN.
Sycamore De kalb co. Ill, Oct II, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-10
SWEENEY CURED.

by certify that some time in the month of April
last, had available horse sveeneyed. | had ap
piled several kinds of medicine for it when Bris-
tolls Eminent was recommended to me. | used
tYo bottles of il, and with them in one weeks
time entirely cured my horse of the sweeney
The Eminent should be rubbed on the shoulder
and heated in with not iron. There is no doubt
of It's being an infallible cure for sweeney in it
worst stages. w. o. PARK.
Oswego, Kendall co, H., Oct 81, 1919.
Manufactured exclusively at Belvidere. Boone
county, III, by JAMES JAFFRY.
For sale in Mineral Point at the Drug Stores
r. d. Pulford and T. Rodof lott
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-10
CODY'S ONT MENT NEVER
FAIL 6.

1t is most perfect remedy forsores of all kinds
cures gals bruises, sprans, g-bones, spavins,
sweeney, founder ed feet, &c, &c. Also rheumat-
ism chapped hands, sore lips, running sores, piles
swelled face sore feet sore legs ulcers contracted
cords, eruptive boils, enlarged joints, chafes; in
cases of bruises and scalds immediate apPlica
ton of this Ointment will afford instant relief
AS a Horse and Family Ointment, the proprie
tor challenges the world to produce its equal
Farmers and teamsters should always have a sup
ply of this invaluable article on hand for cases OF
emergency. No family should be without it fol-
single day. The hour of pain comes when we
least expect it. Therefore be prepared This Oint.
ment is put up in very large tin boxes and sold al
the low price of 80 cents per box. Observe the
written signature of the proprietor on every box
" ithout this none is genuine.
Sold Wholesale and on agency by DR.. ~ ]
Cody at his American Agency Office, Waukegar
Ills. Also on the same terms by Dr. r. d. Pull
ford at Mineral Point and by Agents throughout
the west 1y4S
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-10
Ba.iStOE
Nerve and Bone
LKsNeEeW EoNsYv.

NHE unprecedented sale with which, this article
| has met, and the universal satisfao ton which
has given, has induced the present propretors to
extend its manufacturers that II can be within the
reach of all who may wish TO test its singular eff
fcacy. Its reputation asaremedy for
Cuts, Kicks, Gals, Sprains, Cramps, old Sores
Springs and Stcelhag Of Joints, Burns Sab
Rheam, Ring HORNS rheumatism, Serofitia,
IN its toorst stages, Weakness or Pam ia the
Back, Loss Of poteer in The Limbs byla-
nations aud StcelliAgsof all kinds. Tte-
n.ors, Frossn LIMITS, SiceeHey, Fistu-
la, Scratches, Poll Erii, SpaUin,
Sph1h, Ring Bone Ctrbs, Sand
Cracks, Sore Lips Chapped
Hands Flesh Wounds Of
all kinds, &c. &C., &c,
is higher in places where ii has been introduced
than that of any other remedy ever offered to the
public 1t is used for both Man and Beast
Below will be found few true certificates
which have been handed TO US for publication and
by them it will be seen that diseases that have
heretofore been considered almost incurable, can
be easily and permanently cured with Bristol's
Nerve and Bone Liniinent