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United states Patent once.

m the petition Of Reuben Daniels, Woodstock, Vermont
for the extension OF 1887,
FOR sheang machines seven wears
expiration patent, which place on the nh of October
A. ID. ls5l-- =
said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday 18th September 1851 O'clock M and all
persons notified and show they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted. m
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ny A. GREEN. Aponon.sr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOUR AND A HALF
street AT auctonDn Tuesday, the 9Th instant shall sell
the premises att O'Clock No o. 49, which viii
divided into three building % each The said
situated on ~ street between and streets sos,hhand
building lots
Terms One third cash balance and three years
endorsed, bearing Deed and deed
taken. All conveyances the cost Of the purchaser.
A. GREEN
Juye-2 Aucnon.er
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BY DYER & moGUIaE. Auct,on.srs.

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN-oa wednes-
July 9th, O'Clock, the shall
sell of lots 2o and 49, square or D. m the south
between and 9th improved
the alley the of the
the they yield liberal rent
balance annual nstalmen
two years, satisfactorily secured bearing interest
DYER X MCGUIRE,
Juy I'D Auctl0neen.
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By A. GREEN. Auctionecr.

GALE OF VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING AT AUCTION
~ vested In shall proceed 10
premises public highest bidder the
day July instant O'clock lot No s. (beng
and 10th running the whole depth
original The Improvements consist of twostory and
attic brick dwelling, with brick back building.
Terms one half CASH balance in six and twelve months,
with sale secured The satisfaction the
trustee,
Z. $. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
July 2-eotsAds A. GREEN Aucuoncer
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Ky DYER Il MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-on Tuesday
afternoon, July O'Clock, shall the
es lot No g. No 5 south street, between Sd and
Al west, being so by 50 feet II inches
10, square, AZ between
south, 4s by las feet, running 30 feet alley
Terms One-iourh equal
twelve and eighteen months satisfactorily secured with Interest
DYER u MCGUIRE,
Id Auctioneers.
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There is perennial nobleness, and sacredness
work. Were he so benightened, forgetu of his
d earnestly works in deness alone is there perpetual
espair. Doubt, desire, sorrow, remorse Indignation.
spar itsefall these, like hell.dogs lie beeagu
(e soul OF the poor day worker OF every man but he
fnds himself with free valor against his task, and all
ese are stlledal these shrink murmuring far of into
)er caves-Homs Journal
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PRESIDENTIAL soAIsATroN.-The Tuscaloosa (Aa)
Observer has hoisted the OF James Buchanan OF
Pennsyv wanna, for President and that OF VIM r. King, OF
Alabama, for Vice President.
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TELEGRAPHIO REPORTS FOR THE UNION
Arrival of the Baltic.


:, BALTMoRE. July So, p. m-The Baltic arrived at
very dull Sales since the sailing of the Africa 20 900
bae.decine ID fair Orleans, sgd; middIing, SD.
Flour advanced 3D. Wheat advanced to I'd, and active
Corn 32s 3D. BIS Cd for white, and 80 to Sid for yell
low. Consos 800 96l Sugar slightly advanced Coffee
dull.
The American frigate st. Lawrence had arrived at Lis,
bon.
Commissioners haze reported against sailing steamers for
America from the Of Ireland. .
The receipts of the Great Exhibition the 18th were
g. 200 The number of vers upwards OF sixty-eght
thousand.
The preamble OF the ecclesiastical titles bill had passed
the House of Commons.
A great fire had occurred at Archangel Russia One
hundred and fifty buildings consumed.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts very
favorable.
In France the in favor OF the revision of the
constitution continues to Increase and petitions are How
ing from the country Ledru Ron, has been condemned
pay 1000 francs, and undergo years mprison
ment, for publishing two pamphlets
The Spanish ministry will not be prorogued until the
settlement of the question of national debt The church
of San Lorenzo, and various other buildings Madrid,
have been burnt
The Canada had arrived out There great fire in
London the Gath of June, which destroyed property
the amount Of f200,00
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The senior editor of the Southern Press to be
nortally offended because we stated that he was in
ines past given to an abolition turn of mind, or
IN abolitionist We made this statement because we
lad often heard it made by others. and because
We had very distinct recollection that the Southern
Press had admitted that its senior editor, while a
member Of the Indiana legislature opposed law pro-
bbiting practical amalgamaon between the black and
white races, and had been hostile TO slavery in his
karly life that he would not clothes made of the
products of slave labor We will look into the matter
With purpose to do the senior editor OF the Press full
ample justice Perhaps may out that he places
different Interpretation on the abolitionim when
applied to his sentiments from that which he puts on
when speaking OF the sentiments of others. We will
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ny DYEK = nIcGUH,E, Auctlonesrs.

VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
wednesday afternoon, O'Clock, the
premises valuable lot and improvements in
residence the late Dr. May,
tied n Capitol Hin.
Jersey l54 feet IL
alley In the rear and
Of the adjoining lot to the place oil
beginning
The OF brick dwelling back
abundance OF
vines shrubbery and vegetable garden, well waeed
is
combining and convenience
private being unsurpassed for its command
ing
Of the purchase in cash, and
the OF and three
DYER MCGUIRE,
JuI,
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Wednes-
day evening O'clock shall sell in front Of the
10, 49, A. and H. fronting 18th street, be
cen o p north.
Also, 4, g. and 2l9, fronting street
balance and thtee years,
for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
DYER MCGUIRE,
d AuctioDe, rs.
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SECOND DESPATCH.

The convention reassembed at half past two o'clock
resolution appointing committee Of weaty-one eso.
lutions taken up.
MIR. Sherman advocated its adoption length. lie
took the ground that II due to the whig party that the
convention should make some declaration Of principles
He thought II understood such committee would be
appointed, and surprised hear any opposition it,
Motions TO lay the table and amendments were re.
spectively lost
The resolution committee will report this evening
Nj EcklJ of Carroll nominated for lieutenant gov
Mr. Earlylle, oil Erie nominated for secretary
of State Mr. Stsnsbury for attorney general; Mr.. John
Wood Tor auditor Of State Several other nom ina ii ns
made.
The convention then took a recess until s o'clock
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NORFOLK. July 4.

The anniversary of national independence passed off
here to-day quietly Many Ct citizens to Old Point
The military companies out, aud the occasion
appropriate observance everywhere ee far
uained, from accident
Large quantities of stolen copper on and other articles
from the Gospo navyyad, have been found in the pos
session OF J, A. Spauldng, hardware dealer, and d >.
Cherry, timer, OF Portsmouth. A man named Wilbor,
who keeps small store In Gospou II appears sold the
property the former They have all been arrested,
tried before gisrrate, and held bail for trial before
The mater has produced much excitement in
Portsmouth, the parties all considered respectable
heretofore.
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In opposition TO the painesi facts and to the opinion OF
N, nswspspes all Sides the Republic dogmaticaly
.,., in designating the late free soil" convention OF
Vermont as democratic convention, because II was ad
,,..sd by Mr. John Van Buren, aud assumed the demo-
cratic name But wolf in sleeps clothing is still wolf,
and il the free soers absurdy pretend TO be democrats
does moi make them The Ethiopian cannot change
his skim nor the leopard his spots But the Republic OF
late appears TO be much enamored with Mr. Van Blu
rem as TO lead one to infer that il itself about make
demonstration in favor Of abolitionsm
In regard to the Pennsylvania wing convention, and
touching the attempt Of the Legislature to repeal the OBJ
noxious notification act OF lS47. and the veto oil Gov
Johnston the bill OF both houses for purpose tue
Republic claims great credit for the wing senate OF Penn
sylvana because, forsooth it originated that bill be II
So But still Governor Johnston applied his veto to H.
This does not help the matter at all for the wings bu
rather aggravates the offence II makes IT more deo-
crate act Now the real morale OF an offence consists much
in the quo animothe GOODNESS in which it is committed
II is essential to the crime OF murder. for instance, that
il should be done with malice atorethought. Without
this elaboration. il becomes merely manslaughter, or
even jtstfabe homicide. The gist OF the offence IS
malice prsyenss. So of lesser offences Exemplary
damages awarded by juries where there appears
deliberate intention to injure another Now, according
Ito the Republic the whg senate originated the bill to
repeal this abominable statute and the democratic house
honoured But, after all this elaboration, the governor
overued it, and applied his veto to this excellent bill
was therefore done by the governor with great debsr
aion and with his eyes open to all its malgn conse-
quences With full knowledge Of all this, and the veto
fresh in mind, the wing convention nominated him for
election by aecanation we are told II this does
not constitute the knowledge qorehought, we are at
loss to know what does Amid all these facts, Gov.
Johnston, in presence of the wing convention, which
also nominated General Scott for the presidency, boldly
avowed and justified his veto and made exultng speech
ON the occasion, planting himself on the platform for
pesling the fugtve-s slave law. Now, the wing senate
either originated this bill, or they did not If not, the
Republic is in If they did, then is Governor john
ton the more blameworthy for obstrucng ii, and the
whig convention is responsible for casting irebrand oil
kbotisnism into the Of politics. The Republic
Ian select either horn OF this dilemma.
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CHICAGO. July /.

The anti slavery convention assembled at ~ O'Clock Yes
terday morning President Blanchard OF Knox College,
temporarily filled the chair, and the Rev T. N. Bartlett
acted secretary The house excessively crowded ;
and after prayer by the president committees APP
cussion to the qualification OF members. and
whether they should be known religious body. Pes
dent Mahan REQ M. Findlay, Goodall Caver Nevin Ca
bell and many others, took part in the debate after
which resolutions passed that the religious character
OF the members be stated on the roll
The proceedings We're highly interesting and there was
eloquent spea king At the afternoon session. the o
lowing persons nominated and elected permanent OF
fcers: chairman, Mr., Blanchard; vice presidents, G
c. Finney, w. II. Bristow, A. II Stephens, James Cor
don, Mahsn, ID, Thurs,ou, and H. w Cover secreta-
res, George Whippe, +. N Bartlett, and L. II Baker.
committee appointed prepare address TO read be-
fore the convention the morning of the fourth. The fol-
lowing States represented Maine Massachusetts,, New
York Penn yvania Ohio Michigan, kentucky, Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa
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FROM London Observer, May ~.
ANTIsLAyERY socIETYA soiree was held at the Free
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ohio Jyhig stat, Convention.

CoLUABus, July 3.-The Ohio Wing State Convention
this morning. and permanently organized by olecng Han
u Penn, oil Brown county, president with twenty vice.
presidents and Ater the preliminary
proceedings had been concluded, Hon Samuel Vnton,
Hon. Thos. Ewing, Hiram M Griswold and WIN. II. Cut.
ter, severally named candidates for governor.
The convention then proceeded TO viva Uoet by
countess and Aessrs Ewing and Griswold having be
Withdrawn, the result follows for Samuel Win.
ton, 2l2 for VIM. Z. Gutter, 70 votes. Mr. Vinon
thereupon declared duly nominated. The votes FOR
Mr. Gutter principally from the western reserve.
The convention then took recess until 2o'clock
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L,OH NORFOi.K.Tbe OsCEoLA will leave for the
above place Sunday the 9th issfant a O'Clock A. 10
after which she viii leave "Wednesday and saturday
JAMES MITCHELL.
July 3-aThF Asun
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fire here to-day destroyed several grocers houses
loss $50, 600
Senator Brown died Albany last night very suddenly
Ner Orifars Mems
NEw ORLEANS, July 2-The steamship Maria Bnrt
which left Galveston the Oath ult is supposed 10 haw
been lost win all on board The Pampero whic
left Galveston the 10Th, arrived here yesterday Sh
brings no news of special interest.
The failure Of >. Jaudon u Co, OF New York. has Gre
aied much surprise here The papers refuse publish la
announcement, believing IL fabrication,
j. Z. Benjamin, president Of the Tehuantepec railroad
leaves tomorrow for Washington, business connected
with his company and the Mexican government
Insnrrsciior Tehnorftpfc.
NEw ORLEANS, July Ave learn that nsurrection ba,
broken the sbmus of Tehuantepec. The Mex can
authorities had seized the American schooner Helen Mar
Tor alleged violation Of the Mexican revenue laws The
people the sthmus had resolved 10 take summary
vengeance, and the members Of the expedition were
threatening resist the authorities 20 the utmost extremity
The schooner In consequence had been released The
plain unaware OF having violated the laws.
Arrival of Steamships,
PnuaprtpHrA July 5-The steamships City Of Glasgow
from Liverpool, and Osprey from Charleston, arrived hi.
morning.
Arrival Of Hungarian Rsfugee,
NEw YoaK, July 5-The ship Monmouth has arr iyed a,
this port nom HAVE, with fifty Hungarian re fugees
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BUFFALO, July o.
FIRE here to-day destroyed several grocers' houses
loss $4,000.
Senator Brown died Albany nigh, very suddenly
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Arrival Of H.ngar,on Rsfugso.

NEw YoaK, July 5-The ship Monmouth has arrived a
this port nom HAVE, with fifty Hungarian refugees
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Insnrrsctior at Tehnonfspfc.


PHuAprLpHrA July 5-The ste amships City Of Glasgow
from Liverpool and Osprey, from Charleston, arrived tht
morning,
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\. 8. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Aucuoncer.
by DYER * MCGUIRE, AuctIonecr-.

fNRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE CITY LOTS AND
LEhSEHOLD PROPERTl.-Puuant to decree OF the cir
Washington, the District OF Columbia,
ehance the Joseph Edmund Law
Adams others,
will sell the highest bidder public auction, Mon
the 9TH July the auction of Messrs Dyer
McGure following described lots and premises belonging
osa Of Thomas Law. deceased, TO wit
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NURSE And Sesmsfrcss wsnted.--A capable woman Of
high character wanted for family IN
~ CITY as nurse and seamstress None
the best Of references character and capacity Liberal
wages viii be gwen Inquire Office. Juiy g. aif
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
TO WESTERN lIER GIANTS.


John T-nderV' cd IS. Circuit Curt lows CoultiF1
I .h-rt Paris ~ lscrHsiu.
f virtue writ OF ieri isris, issued out Of tie ~
Zee at iha C;eTS or the CEs4lt Court in aud Scr
Z, IN ~ Iowa, sud Stafe ul sc5sH, ia ttr sRtss
eu IL Ell caus5 md 40 me u4r-ctd sLd delivered ans
the goods, ohates. lands 81 tenenents OF Tie a6HNt
NAMED defendant, have hia dsy ev7ei upon ara so
th,- follow, described real estate the property II t
shove nan Cd Dc frd The east half % toe s'u
ca orl.r CT section three town seven "a Se }hret
easy: uIsf the south cast quarter of the south e-
u a-te- r section town feuRe three cas-
;r perry the ABOVE I'd defendant, iuate tHs
3i,g "A tbts County "f Iowa ami s'e IS sNi-ce sstn
ri sball expo-e pubic Nendue 10 he highest 0-ddt
tor sh a The ri-E m inrercsl the eb we lif III
daC,n ant la in AID real e<t e., on th- IN A
..f NuAenbtr. a H.. le' or az Any 3iue since a 49,
front door uf The Court Hou.e n the Town e aneTa
10 nt on saturday hr e4h day ~ JanHsr 10 = jt ee
ti Aaurs cf MIN O'c OK -. aud TOUR o. 10 Il r Il o
said day, to sati, Is said writ a'.d costs 20
RICHARD WI An. Sheriff
Shcr is Ohice, Mineral Point. Dec IS, ISL
srs frsy At;'v Tor PiE. s-jv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

PAINFUL AccIDEyr-We learn from
Mr. H. F. McCloskey, who returned TO
this city Saturday evening. that on We'd
nesday afternoon. last week. while riding
in cutter with Mr. Edward FL Corwith.
of the firm Of +. H & II. p. Corwith,
Of this city, near the village Of Dell Greek.
in New Buffalo township, Wis the horses
became frightened and ran. throwing out
Mr. Corwith and fracturng the knee pan
of his left leg. and breaking the thigh
bone Mr.. Nee escaped uniniured =
Mr. Corwith is 50 seriously injured as to
preclude the possibility of removal for the
present Dell Greek is about 100 miles
from this citv.-Galena Gazette.
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ESg5sSC .R1gEce

a IL persons are hereby notified not 10 tres
IA pass. mine. or dig upon the following lands
without the written consent or permission OF the
owner Past ! OF \ W ! Sec. 5, Township 5,
Range , East.
.4LSC, n E of F ! Sec 6 Township 4,
Range East without the written consent OF the
vacr or JOHN MUSGROEE. .Agent
And further notice is hereby given, that ! for
bid any and all persons from buying or removing
any Lead or other ores from the above described
lands without permission as above.
ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct. 9Th. 1918.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

TAX DEEns-Tue county board OF supervi-
sors OF Fond du Lac county as we observe by
the Fond ia Lac Patriot. nave resolved TO ask the
legislature for the passage Of a law making tax
deeds conclusive evidence OF tide in the purcha
ser
If we understand Alright the decisions of our
judges. IN relation TO deeds, the burden OF line
proof OF the legality OF sucn instruments falls
upon the person holding them TO explain more
fully: a high judicial opinion has long s!uce
been expressed 10 lhe effect that the person claim
isg 10 own real estate by virtue of tax u'lc,
must show that the assessment. collection &c
were strictly IN accordance with law. Now, then
We should like to see the man smart enough TO
unrav,l the tax title issued in this state within a
twelve month, and prove legality in all their gra-
dltions Il Is an imposslbliity. Hence the ne
cessity Of such legislation as Indicated by the res
oluiion above stated-Greel Doy Spectator.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

Anthony Nancoias,


Anthony Nancoia'' Circuit Court, Iowa County
Albert ~. Paris,
by whine Of writ of aer facias issued cH' Of The
= Ufi al the Clerk OF tile Circuit Court Ia sid i1
the uurty OF iowa STATE uf "A iecp-H- iE ihe above
Tilted cause. diFtc.ed and drliF rec "kas
ne goods. chaJtels- snd- and teut ms II ihe % p'e %
med deli, r,iput have This day levied up and sezto
TIE u4uirg Described real estate, IS me pfuperiN g"
the above named ieuden VIZ: "a nn i've D sLu ~
IS, eisv Il Ij a. ltck forty IA in Strong 10
q ard 90 d ad.i o. he town OF Mineral f'ln win
the ap,u ;-na tsereun beiun sisg situate and De
ana, IL. h colntN OF low au4 slate of Niscuusip.
shall exBos- 10 pubic ve5uc 10 nghrsJ bidder tor
sh aii the r,snf, uts AL tsros'. thH Abrve named
Def nd had in ar' q the sad q estate on The trd
ty ur Hule ID So any time eirce. - ne iToHt
d0r Of lhe Court io,iss IN The own OF V nera Pom o''
a u;d - The 81 y uC 4nua5S, o. 10 e "e Che,
no OF Cn.k A. HId iUir cio-k, = u 81 shid
dAy. 10 sai.si said wit d cost.
RI HtRD VIVIAN, Sheriff
ShariH G n %, MiHeT,A P.i4i. Deem er2@, 1871
FAgItY = AroS. sttoruty fer 3 sniff 6v.
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Cripf.

After our paper had gone to press, we
received. through the politeness of Dr.
Miner of Milwaukee, papers containing
the account of another Revolution IN
France President Bounaparte has seiz-
ed the reigns of government-dissolved
the Assembly-declared Paris in state
Of seige. and appealed to the people -
We have 10 time for the particulars.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25
TIE TRIBUNE.
A.LneLaI Punt. Zee. g. - ISL.
Is TIC PRESENT ADMINISTRATION cat.i:ed 70 Inc
snnnort q he Wig faTll

II vas once remarked BY John Quincy
Adams thar Every nan should &c with
his party a. FIR as possible. without viola
ting his conscience" This rrlaeiple has
ever been acted up TO by our political op- .
poaents. aid I'll fault finding IL relation
to their public men has been left to the
PARTY opposed to them. We are sorry /
- sar however, that there are some who
l4bared faithfully TO promote the election
Of Sir. Fillmore. who are now disposed
10 indulge in fault finding Eo- that he
has violated the confidence Of lis party.
nor that he has forsakcn ANY Of the great
PRINCIPLES advocated BY the party by
whom he was elected to the second Office
j. tie gift Of tie people, but. It seems to
lis. because be cannot violate his convic-
tions Of duty 10 tie whole country. TO ad-
vance tie interests Of few This we
consider wrong, and unjust All good
Wings should unite. promptly and cor
daily in tie support q thoi- Chief Mag
istrate. 50 long a he proves true to the
great principles on which lie was elected.
In the difficult position in which circum-
stances have placed aim, Mr. Fillmore
has stood firm u h.s dutY 10 the whole
country. and in every instance maintain
4, unscrunulously, the Constitution and
laws Of tie Land lie has met every
f ~. go, 40 I..-.,~,.- :.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

Another scientific wonder. Important to
dy~pepiics.-Dr. J S. Houglaon's Pepsin,
The True Dieestire Fluid OF Gastric Juice,
pa eparcd from R-uuet. or the Fourth stou-
acH of tie Ok. after directions of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist. ty j. s
Houshton, NJ. d., Philpderhia. This is
truly IA wonderfully remedy for Indigestion.
Dyspepsiu, Jru"dce. Liver Complaint Cont
>titation, and Debility. curing af;-r INJURIES
own method, by natures own agent, the G IS
tric Juice. Pamhlets, copiaiuing scientific
evidence of IL value, furnished by AGENTS gra-
tis. See notice among The medical adrer-
tisemeuts. vol ] 80 Y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-12-25

Tar HILuorYeE a DELUsIoS.-ihe New
TorN STAKE daguerrean association recently app
rairr-f i ,.lns.nl-eee TO investigate The alleged
r,,5.- Is. Nr 4 l. Hal. with respect to h.s
aa..stv ii r-.nz ta-asrrotv7es IN colors ana taeE
rcno11 rae- 800, ogt~ aa> Ar L. hl3 oe.'aea
1ang professors in Inc daguerrean art but mat
- ~ at-i jaaej hssn>ci. thoroughly and com
uIe,err---t.a ar rse or.-la ot t1e discovery Was
a. .1~I,s4--.ast tte assumed progress ana improve
uert v.aS a eai.a-.uu--tu3 inat the only Thought
respective +. 10 vatla there was ao Geiasloa, IS
lrr ste-. eu. % aoaa3oa any possible iaisn IN
dr. I'll otslae> 10 produce natural ca.aT> ln
Ea-ser# -sr.a--oi u...el lie whole history las
ue.1 a.l. gated Gr.assoU.