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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
PRE.EEEg.TE EsE.7'3E.g'F.
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WEED & EBERHARD

IS HAVING opend an extensive <-zr-l-
e Il Book Bindry takes this op. -ss.ls.l y
portuuity Of informing the commu. vzAz.Agg455g
uty at large, that they are prepared to execute all
orders which may be entrusted to thin care. such
as furnishing state an county officers with
BLINK BOOKS
Of all kinds ruled to order, and OF the best qsaIg
ofPap0. Old books rebound in Turkey, Moroc
co, Plain English, cali, sheep, or paper bindings
magazines. pamphlets, session laws. &c, bound IN
The best of styIe-all Of which work viii be exc
cnted at the lowest Milwaukee prices
Paper Tor blank book, consisting Of cap
crown, denny, medium, royal, super royal. impe-
rial, double crown & folio post, always on hand
~ B.-Orders from a distance must be accom-
panied with pattern for ruling, and the size OF
paper required, and style of binding, must be des
ignated, otherwise the work viii be executed in
accordance with the usual form for the blank
book required. This establishment Is entirely
new, and embraces the latest improvements in
ruling and binding W.GE
Madison Oct 30 IS5l-tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
POLL. EVIL. CTREn

I, AIonzo Brown, Of Sycamore, De KaIb Co I'll,
hereby certify that have cured two Of the worst
cases of Poll Evil upon my horses, during the last
year, with Bristols Linimcnt, that l have ever
seen. In the frstiustance commenced usingth
Eminent before the sore had broken by moisten-
ing the skin with it, and heating it with a hot
shovel, and in a few days after l made the first ar-
pIication my horses head and neck were as linn
Der and well as ever. With the second case. did
not apply the Liuimenttrom neglect until the sore
lad broken and discharged matter for some DAYS.
when ] commenced washing with CASTLE soap
and wafer until quite clean. and then bathing free
ly with the Eminent. Within one week from the
first application the sor" had healed and has since
been as well as ever. i assure those having Lors-
es afflicted in this way, that BrsfoIs Nerve and
Bone Imminent VIII in every instance. not on
~ cure Poll Evil. but viii cure it cfectualIy.
ALoNzo Bu0wN.
Sycamore De Kalb co. ILL.,, Oct. II. 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
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Agricultural Geology
By JOSIAH EJLBGook.

NO ciii>s 81 tue community nave an
equal interest in geology with farmers
No science Is 50 interesting TO farmers
as geology in connection with chemistry
The two sciences cannot be separated and
justice done To either While the Gle
ments Of our globe. especially Of soils. re
quire chemical tests To determine their
character, these very clements are abso-
lutely essential for experiments to deter
mine the fundamental principles Of chem
istry. Oxygen. the most powerful chem
zeal agent In creation. Is also the most
abundant material IN rocks aud oils
The one as an clement. the other as an
agent. are alike essential to each other,
and both indispensable. as at the found
alton Of all agricultural science.
\ knowledge Of each IS a. feasible as
it is important entirely within the com
prehension Of q child six years old. Each
is a science of facts more than Of abstract
reasoning facts, too,e4ually instructive
and delightful to every young mind.
Take an example The child has pIa-
ccd before him two glass tumblcrs-tLo
one containing quartz the other lime or
sand and chalk The name Of each is Of
course as readily learned as the name of
iron, lead gold tree. horse, or any other
object in nature or art. Into each tumb-
Ter IS poured some suinhuric or muriatic
acid In the s1mbcr Of lime tie pupil
observes an action-in that Of quartz
no action lie is told that this action IS
called cffcrvcsccucc. lie hence learns to
recognize lime and quartz. and the moro
certainly from the recollection Chat the
one clerycsccs with acids and the other
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
SWEENEY CrPrn

], w. o. Park, Of Oswego, Kendall co. III. here
by certify that some time In the month Of April
last, had available horse sweeneyed. had ap-
piled several kinds OF medicine for it when Bris-
tolls Liniment was recommended to me. fused
two bottles Of it, and with them in one week s
time entirely cured my horse of the sweeney.
The Eminent should be rubbed on the shoulder.
and heated in with a hot iron. There is no doubt
Of its being an iulallible cure for sweeney in iii
worst stages. ". @. PARK.
Oswego, Kendall CO. Ill.,. Oct 81, 1919
Manufactured exclusively at Belvidere Boone
county Iii, by JAMES JAFFRY.
For sale in Mineral Point at the Drug Stores
z. D. Pulford and / Rodolf lOtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


Al IL persons are hereby notified not to tres
IN pass mine or dig upon the following lands
without the written consent OF. permission of the
owner East Of y W ! Sec. 5 Township 8
Range ? last.
also. y F 4 of 5 T ! Sec. C, Township 4
Range East without the written consent 0f the
,yner or JOHN NIUSGROEE .1gcat.
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.
ABNIER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point Oct, 27rh. ls4S.
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FRESH ARRIVAL
OF
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IL 4 q ~ ~ 81 eT& H a "A r
'ilI SUoSeIlOeI "oulo esee'luiy MORN 'e
The SION If fbc Red lIortsr = Iarae and fresh snn.
Div of Druos Medicines. Chemicals paints. OILS
Dya S+ut4s Brrshes pstsrt Medicines ri sc
making his Stock flI and conplete among which
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ear baIieya CdnlPnof'
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aIIoh hoot ,Pecac'
sage Jalopr
iron ron I-hs''Si' ana Caio1e[
Al'leIlc"H ID blue Mass
ai,"a''o' lalnaTlnuS'
sulphur Juluoe Paste,
IIlsh Moss, LIcoTlce.
..,o., .-..,
hsseHl-ai o-ls OF aIl Kinds
4 good assortment Of Botanic Medicines and
SERGTCgL INSTRTWFNTS
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
Bounty lands.

To ,S0zdjerS Of the I7dja1 Vars, am
Last IT'ur zr7th Great Britain:
IpHE undersigned is prepared to prosecute
- Claims under the late Act Of Congress
granting Bounty Lands to Officers and Soldiers
in the Last War with Great Britain, or in any o.
the Indian Wars since 1880, and to Commissloa.a
Officers in the Late War with Mexico and heTelj
give notice to persons having such claims o..
wishing information in relation to them. tina, i1e
viii receive prompt attention by applying Fe'
sonally or by letter (Postpaid) TO
SAM CRAWFOkD.
Mineral Point, Oct Il, 1850 l5lh
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05

TUE INYINQBLE AND NEVER FAILING REM
EDY. certain cure for MAN AND BEAST.
IL b FIRRELLS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
EUFRRb CF

Constantly on hand. Of all kinds by 7. Law.
at Brigeston five miles above Muscaday, on Ia,
Wisconsin River.
Sept. 10th. 1851 Mott
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
Sycamore De Kalb CO. ILL.,, Oct. II, 1919.


Byron. McIIcury CO. Illinois
MEssHs. HAwILToS. & o:-GentIcmau.I have
ust used BHstols Nerve and Bone Eminent for a
bunch oHmy horses knee had used SIoans
Ointment which Is no better .han so much lard
but less than one bottle OF the Eminent drove II
away entirely, and l believe it to be a valuable
medicine. ours, &c, w. r. HEATH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05

ID AINTS-5O kegs white lead in oil, 2 h,
- barrels dry white lead 1 lalf barrel red d.
one barrel black lead, lampblack, chrome greer
and yellow. and general assortment OF Paints fol
sale at the New Drug Store by T. RODOLF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
ElinnG1te.

correspondent Of the National Intclli-
genccr writes upon the subject of Eti-
quctte. many things which it would be
well for some other people to read.
And so Of visits it is due to ones self
70 return a visit. although it may be the
first aud the last, with no hope of renewal
"a little appearance Of kindness and civ
ility brings vastly more than it costs.
Never laugh loud in company. or you
will lose your reputation for dignity OF
character Some stupid person Will think
you are laughing at him, and then you
will aftlict a harmless man, and very prob
ably make an enemy of him Nothing
hurts like ridicule, or leaves such a sting
behind t.
Whispering is never to be practiced in
company, except by very young masters
and misses those who aspire to be ladies
and gentlemen. should never do it.
Nhistling in company is a peculiarly
cockney ulgarism-the noise is offensive
and argues Il disrespectful annoyance, or
at least an unbecoming disregard Of the
wishes and presence of Others-very unbc-
coming in all men, and specially young
ones.
The stupid Indifference with which all
the Americans regard the passage Of a
funeral procession is proverbial Now
the French people, from a regard to the
feelings Of mourners. as well as respect for
hcmcmory Of the dead, when they meet a
funeral procession, stand still, and uncov-
cr in the street, while the procession pas
ses. \ most touching tribute to the
memory of the dead We most earnest
y wish our people had the heart to initiate
It.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05

4 beautiful AND AFFECTING SCENE
As the steamer Ben Franklin passed
the town Of Rising Sun, Indiana, on Thurs
day last. on its way to Louisville with
the sacred remains Of Henry Clay on
board, thirty-one young ladies, represen-
ting the different States Of the Union,
stood IN conspicuous view on the wharf,
in front Of the crowd of citizens that had
assembled All, save one. were dressed
IN virgin white, their heads covered with
black wells The one excepted, was robed
in deep heavy mourning. and represented
Kentucky, and occupied the centre Of the
line How toueLingiy beautiful the scene,
and what pride-sad pride, she must
have felt, as in that galaxy Of beauty she
found herself the representative of that
State whose broad land, from one extreme
to the other, was believed with tears The
whole scene was rendered more express
lively solemn by the dcathly silence that
universally prevailed on board the steamer
and on sho5c, as the vessel doatcd noislcss-
y by bearing its precious charge onward
to its last oppose Gin. Cam
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05

THIS nvalubIe remedy for all diseases of the THROAT
and LUSCs, has attained celebrity from is remarkable
cures, never equaIod by any ether medicine before
Othtr preparations have shown themselves paqios7 and
sometimes oE-ced uotabre cures but none has ever So
fully won the confidence of every community whore is
known. After years oftaI every climate, the results
have iudsputaby shown it to possess mastery over
this dangerous class OF diseases, which would not fail Ia
attract the attention Of Fhy-iciaus, Patients, and the
public at Ia 90.
See tae statements, not or obscure individuals and
IRON far distant places, but Of who bnow1 and
respected thrJus hogt the country.
THE WIDELY CELEBRATED SURGEON, DOCT.
"a aE.< a'EA e. "a e., of New York City, Says
3 q gives me pleasure % certify The and ficaCy
Of ayers Cherry poct"-i which cousiier pee larly
al ped - cue On eases 81 Tue throat and iGH5z'
EBT- EsE r. - - tho venerable President of the
Vermont Medical College, one Of the omjueutlY learned
pitatSlala ' " t'lft' "Fltes inc bHHrfy fccsoTal Il
extensively used ia ths section, whese II has shown
uu 5taSabc evidence OF les happy effects upon punO-
The Rev. no. d. C0CFER E,. distinguished
Clergy 81 The Eu-h Church. writes The proprie-
tor from Montreal tfut he has been cured If severe
asthac aft elton by Cherry Pe.toraI7 His letter of
ful length. may be f1uut iu circular be had al
the Agent, aad is worth the attention of ashmatC pa
Heuts.
The following Is from the well known Druggist at HiIs
dale, Michigan The largest dealers ina the State
anu t'Hs ease Is from ms own o,,5e, yaen -,
Sir: Immediately on receipt o. your cherry Pee
was thpuEhl 10 ne near ms emo WITH quick c5ns n7tIon
IT, then unable @" fr lu has bed, and very
feeble iiis friends believed PIE must die unless
rtAci could He obtained tor htlns ana Induced them
give your excellent medicine ff4l. Ithou LETT town Tor
three weeks, and yol may judge Of my surprise On o..
Gru NEE. Llsu iu Tie sra-i on my y home from
the cars ana md H.. Ild entirely rscoreri
was al work al his u-Iuaus trade ul a bsckzrnftb
There arc other c8s-s within ny know ledge, where the
Cherry PcctprI BIAS been lUlurIy success l but none
50 marked as ials. Very tru5 yours,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05

EBiEgssEC = OFFICE All persons arc hereby
tifsi NJ. % trcspsss, Mine Zig, upon any Of
following lands without tho written pcrmis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05

And further notice Is hereby gtvct, that forbid any
ana Hll persons G.m buyiuE removing any Lead U
other BE- W she above described lands without mv
written TCvlissI.l
GEORGE NESSERSNITH, aren't
ba3seE tste- Iu7-a co.. ~ Is, s. p- II, 1917 5if
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-05
DRUGS & MEDICINES

- t,'e s Cider I9-.,.-
amt Lamp G F
Obs
IarHisbos Tn.
Waiting Gq
Ptaty. Glass. g. 4
Qrict Silrr Ga
Pure Chrmieg1,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-17
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
COOKIES FAMILY GROCERY.

TINE undersigned has this day opened in Inek's new
a building, First street, between Main and Locust
splendid stock of Family Groceries, OF my own SELECTION
from Eastern markets, which will sell at very low prices
for cash. or Produce Of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies OF Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles, Tor inc
table direct from the farmers, having made arrangements
be supplied several times week during the summer
with all Kinds ol Country Produce. All goods purchased
at COOKS will be delivered ut the residence OF CUSTOMERS
desired, have market wagon especially for thit
purpose. therefore solicit share of public patronage,
and will try to merit it. Please call and examine Ia!
stock. [ie3lnI Z. COOK.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

THE undersigned thankfully ackno Wedges the en-
Il enlargement that has been afforded him in the
commencement of his educational abOrs in this
nifty, and now announces that the Second Term OF his
School will comm the first Monday ofSeptember
in the building adjoining The Episcopal Church Parents
entrusng their to his care, may be assured they
shall receive his hands all the benefit that extensive
experience, Educator and enthusiastic devotion to
lsprOfc ion, mpart. ORDER complete and perfect,
will be required In the school Room, Indispensable To
tine right discharge ofthe duties of the place. SYSTEM in
study will be eXemplifed and inculclted as IN impor-
tant aid to intellectual progress; and daily actual and
visible IMPROVEMENT will be demanded ofevery scholar,
the only sufficient evidence of fithful study. AsH-
tOh Viii also be given to the cultivation OF rehod and
polished MANNERS and specially 20 the formation ofgood
morals and correct principles. al branches belonging
to thorough English education, together with the elias
sizes, viii be taught and being himself practical
eouuant the undersigned will pay particular attention to
penmanship, and will from time to time form classes in
book Keeping.
lie Pledges himself to furnish superior article in
ever department ofinStrueton, and hopes TO be
tanned bV the liberal minded citizens of the place in sup
plying aeknow edg0d deficiency in this community.
TERMS QUARTER,
Elementary branches. 50 90
Higher English 10 20
either or all / oOo
aug7, JAMES GREENE:
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successors 10 4. - iSdrOef O Col
MANUFACTURERS AND EALERs WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HATS. CAPS, AND FUR GOODS,
ASS Main street, Louis riiie, keatacky.
DENG successors to and former partners in of the
oldest and most successful Hat Houses ia the West
era country take tAc liberty 10 notify the customers
of the old firm and the public generally of the fact and
thar continue the business at the old stand under I'M
usual advantages. with large stock Of Fresh Goods
One Of firm is ia the East with leash ia hand
for The purchase and manufacture of such kinds OF goods
cannot be got up here to advantage.
Our long experience aud improved arrangements IN
Manufacturing and Importing, and our acquaintance
with the business and the wants end tastes of the VEST
and South, fully qualify at all times to supply our Gus
with the very best OF goods in line OH the
favorable terms. For undoubted short pa
per will be always prepared TO sell at the forrest
EdStera prices.
The fact is well established that the style Of our
DRESS HATS peculiarly adapted TO the tastes and
of the South and West and of superior workman
ship and maleriawc warrant them TO excel all others
We say to Merchants visiting city that our rALI
STOCK c in extent and variety, cannot be eXceled
in any Market aud that resolved to maintain the
reputation heretofore acquired by TIE firm of Of T. S
Barber Co.. of selling the best aud the cheapest good:
ia the market. POLLARD, PRAIHER ~ SMITH.
Louisville, July co. 1872. laugl0-lmdl
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Paper H9anSi,s -.

TNHF subscriber would respectfully inform his CustO-
i Incrs and the public generally, that he has hand
and j. constantly receiving the and patterns
of PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS. suitable for
Halls, Parlors Lining and Chamber Rooms, OF rich
Gilt French white plain and figured papers, OF the best
pate and eOlos. AIS - complete assortment OF
dunn aud low priced Papers, Borders, Curtain, Panel.
Marble, and Oak Papers, Center Pie and Ceiling Or
n1ments. The above goods have been selected from
the best French AMI American aiacturcs and will be
sold at the lowest prices, at the Evansville Wall Paper
and Lamp Store of JOHN G. DEVEREUN, Jr.
augl0 Main ST. between lsI and I'd.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Wall Paper, HOrderS. Firescreens. 81

A T the Wall Paper and Lamp Store Of JOHN G.. DEV-
~ EREUN JR. Main street, between First and Second.
The subscriber having just returned from the East, and
brought large stocs of Wallpaper. Borders &c pre-
pared FIJI all orders either whoesal. retail. at the
lowest prices. Having complete assortment of Wall
paper at every price and Style he Is satisfied that he can
please all those who will favor him with call. Thank
Iu for the patronage heretofore so literally extended to-
wards him, he hopes to be favored with continuance of
the same. JOHN e. DEVEREUX, JR.,
Remember the place-Main street, between First and
Second. Tjy27f
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MEDICINAL.
THE EVANS REsTAURAT.

EVANS of Evansville has fitted up the large and COM
81 modious three story Brick, recently erected by Mr..
F. Lnck First street the Sherwood mouse, in the
most complete style, and is now prepared TO welcome
and accommodate his friends and the public generally.
The Bar will all times be supplied with PURE liquors.
splendid Lunch VII be set every day at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, with Turtle Soup and all other attainable delcacies.
4 well known and sKful Cook has been engaged, and
gentlemen be accommodated at any hour with the
dishes and uxures of the season. served up in the best
SNl..
Spiced and hermetieally sealed Oysters of the finest
quality on hand-the best OF Cigars, &c. tjyE-ul
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Portrait Painting.

~ POlNDEXTER, Portrait Painter. has taken the
L i'm Fosters building at head of stars where
he would be pleased to have citizens call aud examine
his > ccimens OF painting He intends remaining in Nv.
lle but short Tine aud would request those des
rous of having their portraits painted to call lie
promises 30 give satisfaction, and only asks patronage
he may deserve il. laug4-tfl
~ S.ALMONDS.-5 bbls best quality. JUS reed pei
-. Lexington, for sale 10y >. 4. GILBERT IL CO.,
aug7 Syc. near Water.
IANTE CURRANTS.-2c casks very fine. just reed pei
II Lexington, for sale low 10y
aug1 5. E. GILBERT Il CO.. Syc. near Water.
I LIQUORS.
i 4 80 bbis Cincinnati Nhiskcy:
do Old Monongahcla Whisky;
, do Reserve do;
. do II Gin;
To do Brandy; reed and for sale by
ns PRESTON BROS.
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DRS BYFORO& FINCH

NNTOULD inform the citizens of Evansville that they
w have associated themselves together in the prac
ce of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics Their office is
on the corner of First and Vine streets.
Evansville June 2Sth. 1852. ju 99u
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

meeting of the Common Council ofthe city of Ev
IA ansville held July 18th, 1852 the following gentle
appointed BOARD HEALTH Tor said city, fol-
the ensuing year:
Prs. A. C. HALLOCK, ISAAC CASSELBERRY,
l.. V. MITCHELL. Ii. r. DAVIDSON,
TliOS. NJ JOHNSON, ESQ.
IT FCity papers copy.
The following Sections are city Ordinances
SECTION D. Ii shall be the duty of every pracciDg ply
stefan in tho city, to notify member of the board OF
health of every of contagious infectious disease in
the city, within six hours after the presence of such dis
comes to his knowledge; and every such ply stefan
shall quarterly report said board of health death
which shall to his knowledge in the course of his
practice also the of such death and should any
ply stefan neglect comply with the requireme nts IF this
section ofhs ordinance he shall for every such neglect
forfeit and pay not less than three more than twenty
dollars.
SEC. g. if any person shall at any time known gly in
troduce aid assist in introducing into the city any
contagious infectious disease of dangerous loath
character, such snail for such offence
forfeit and pay not less than three than fifty dol
larsc JAS. G.. JONES, Mayor.
lA:tst:
JNo. J. CHANDLER, Clerk. jy223ml