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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
iT is A FACT,

1 NE seil-evideni, and woslhy vi eveyy
" consideration, thai no MHI..r ean make
good ciean flour without he has good clean
wheat. suppose you Wish to know lh.
fen'edy. l tell yoa-il is to get one OF
BTgs,rssser's Uheaf Scyusrs, or Smu,
M'chnes. IA" being an old, practical and
experienced M'iiwrrghr has mvenn.d, 90,
mp ana ru' IN successful operation the best
hv"' Sc'urrr now IN use. Any person
-rd'-rtng u-1rhiu" aHH a aPrwaIt,, tntno
- u d""s u'f prov. To operate as repre-
= .''e1. iter' -t..t De n, sale a> m. 50 ma.
''H eS are 10 br "afr-D'ej eo,d. Fu,ther
f"c''"n,en alton are ,aut.: j, une.ce,,,r,.
IL" '~ no" havln,. supply made at Lewis,
hrrs. Dy Ne>>r. tr,d,". n Marsh. Ordsrs
lnr n'rh'nr-, or i-'ter> q. rpIuirv. will he
~ mpi. hi'eDJrG 10. H,rhIrrs .. m he
eat a.d pu' TO all orucr- Addres,
J. BEkGSrAESSER.
Lewis,urg Inion CO. P,. Ca,o
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
Baltimore Printing Ink Manptac.ory.

INHE subscriber. agent for the ..le of ,h;. p.
Il would invite the attention of printer. md
publishers "' n"s~raPers N the South to the fac,
'h'' ihey can Row u chss.. N Baltimore 4. sups.
no, INK 10 aiy manufactured in the St.,e. The
baltimore Book and Newspaper Prin,srs pre6.,
20 any other Ink. CoIored ink, card ipt. book
INK and News ink Of surerior quality ard a, ,b.
lowest prices. The auders,sned warrant, the
INK made at the Bal,imare works 10 b. AZ ~.
very "'st quality. and shoula srric!e shipp,t,
by hsm Tail TO give fuA saaisf,etjoo !, go. ~
ned ss h's expense. VIM. fHOMaON
9"36S No. 6 Casrs;l II m. B,l,;m,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

"ScAN. MAG."-The Bengor Mercur,
says. "a ruta baga turnip weighing
eighteen pounds, raised by our friend Ab
ner Starret, Esq, of Oronc, has been laid
near our table. 1t is bigger than any
congressman's head and holds as much
sap"
An exchange calls this d" Sc0ndaln"'
Mgnun.. Pray which is siandered, the
Congressman or the Ruta Baga .--Hdine
Farmer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

odd you ever know such mechanical
genius as my SOM" said an old lady.
"He has made fiddle out of his own
head, and he has wood enough for another"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
Old Newspapers.

SOME thesssads in number. Of ail si,,,. 70,
~ sale s' iAs Chronicle Office. ct 50 eis per
LOO ts.en - they run. ~ 81 whsn Escorted. A
rhsnss ses SclsP Bosts - WI - ~ wss,pips.
pepss. April 9, 1860
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMER
STOVE WARE-ROOM.

Upper end of Market St. merit Brick Foundry:
THE best and most approved COOKING.
SHOP, OFFICE Or PARLOR Stoves.
PIoughs, Castings. &C.. at low rates, by
CHRIST Il FRICK.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
Price Reduced!
VAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTURE!
LARGE BOttles-Only One Dollar.

LARGE BottIes-OnIy One Dollar.
Tie Proprietor Of tie Great American Resasdy "VAuGHss
VEGETABLE ILTHosTRIrTIc MATURE" induced by the
urgent solicitations oi his Asents. throughout The 1h'eh
States and Canada has now
Reduced the Price
Of popular and well known article and from hi. d"ie
henceio,tb. he viii put ba, SIZE eHIy,-hs guar
bottles - the retail price viii be
ONE DOLLAR
Tae public assured ha, the character Of The Me
cine. strength and curative propere- WILL ssaAss
UNCHANGED, aHt the Will be bestowed lrs
pann. as heretofore.
A. hi. meicine under m reduced pnce. will be Purhal
BY those 10 hitherto made teseye- scquaintsi
with its virtues the proeor would beg intimate that is
article cassei with the OF Renes'ss-
the day :; slams .or eil greater 6eaIiHs porSr ~
all disease, than any other preparation nsD before e
xorld and has sustained ;sf for eight by ia saseo'
medical virtues. and until this reduction commanded dossss
tie price of other article in this llns
Notice P.ETIcrLARLy, ,hi. article acts with xra- sal
ins power and certainty. upon the
Blood Liver. Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other the action OF winch NE and
health depend.
This medicine has justly high repue /" remedy fos
Drop5y and Gravel
aad all diseases Of that Il be relied WHEN
the intelligent ply la. abandoned h- patient sni lot
those di trsinz Ii. asc- mon .eay DRorsy, the porn
.or woGi earnestly and honestly recommend It. AT ts
present price easily obtained BY al and the iga. vii
article be the
Cheapest Medicine in The World,
e. Please ak Tor pamphlets the give ihsm
,cy page OF receipts I'm addition iui
medical aer) valuable os lou.ehoh pErpo-es aad which
viii dollars paet.-al hogsekeeper
Thee Receipts ia-oacsd make the book OF sres
value. asine on IL character advertising medium 10
medicine, ts J--mony favor which, the form
letters from all OF the cognjry may be relied upon.
- Varrlis Vegetable Liil.oa1tie aIisisre ''-th
Great American Remeis for .as IN quar hottie.
each small bottles 30 each No snaa.! ties viii he
issEel asr7 Tie stock Is disp0-e,i Of.
Principal Osice, Buffalo, ". Y, ao7 Main Stree,
C. c. VAUGHN
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Oi.cOTT McKESsON Z
Co, l27 N1iea Lane. New Yo7k City.
" B.l lett-rs (eScep'inS from agents and dealers with
h. business be paid
will be given them
&C., DR. hOkNTON Lrw,~hnts -
General Agent for Union COUNTY - ] II CAsL,w
Agent Milton l. GERHART, Se!mSgTove
3Yf:: 81
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

The lobster is . posthumous work OF
creation, for il is only rcd aftsr it, death.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
Look Here!

4 s spurious BRANDRETH PILLS are
n sold by many Druggists in city and
country. it would be well if persnns in inquirinc
for them would MAX them produce their Ceyti6.
cate OF AGLNur. As there is bot one Asen,
appointed for each city or town. {no difference
how large the place. and all Agents can produce
their Certificate. any persons wanting the eenu-
Inc Pills had better purchase where they can
depend on getting the genuine article
J. HAYES II co.
Sole Agents for LsviehurR.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
TailOring,
BYOY0I KYSY.
DRINTED with clear type on good paper and
i i'll firm aud elegant bindings, consisting OF
,-Dipn Pry yryOES lnPEy

DRINTED with clear type on good paper and
i in firm aud elegant bindings, consisting OF
STANDARD RELIGIOUS W0RKS
Andrew Fullcrs complete Frey sScripturrTypcs 2v1 90
Works, 3 vols S6o0 Mcssah<hip 80
Aids Devotion Watts 30 Howell th Daconshp 30
Bunyan' sAwakeningN Ks 75 Way of Salvation IS
Inviting 75 James Cil. .Hembers' Z ude :;S
Devotional :. 15 Church in Earnest 20
Pilgrims Prosrs 81 Laws Gail 10 Chri- tians 10
Haiy War Go Lie of Mrs Ann II .Inis'n 5s
BOOTHS Rc-n of Grace 4 Sarah BJudson 80
Crow'lrs Chur,h MsIub- Lynd on the Sacrifice and
ers Iianiiook rs Atouemrn. 60
CoXS Hist Eng ap Missns 81 ira Almost Christian 80
Gammeis Am. Isl VI moirs of itov.S Pearc- %
CONTROTERTIL UORKS
Dr. Carson Baptism 81 80 DR. Howell OF Communion co
J. H. Hinton t5s Remington c
smith on Infant %, Reasons for
Pcngiliy Baptism ard becoming Baptist G
Booth on Birotry, ~ to % Baptist Manual. Colec
ProfCurtis nCommunion.5i ton Of Tracts, &c. 80
FOE CHILDREN AND SUNDAESCHOOLS
Alcohol. an Allegory sG,a5ls s. GIsaner-lsi2 IS
DrBatcock sTaIes oiTruh -5 Bosiords Spiritual Voy
DBelcher's ScriptureTales % age, an Allegory 10
on popcry % Anna Bailey l5
- Raptisms OF liertrr,lr the Peace Maker IA
the New Testament % Francis EScrton It
Closing Scenes in Life of The Floods Il
Young Persons - Fathers Apples J;
fIlr savior. hv Teacher 20 ulJamc< and George 10
Serpent Uncoied n Port Memoir Of 4. NJ Way 9
rait cf Tuivursaism 2oiSimplc Stories Q
Tfje Maurice leiScrirture Series. MOL and
John Fink IL 2.bya Teacher 6 and
THE rsAINIST in various styles, S0,jG To 1..5
the NhBp, - 20 81
The above to, sale in Lcwishurr q; publication
prices. al the store opposite Klne's hotel
37f BARTON Il GH NLFANf.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

un-rn.r,c IIInaT I'M EA nTnpv
In West Buffalo township, Union Co, Pa,
one mile above Gulden's Mill.
L known Factory, and pu. the zane in first
rae working order: and i, prepared tn do woyk
al the following rates VIZ:
Broad blankets, go cts. ne, vs,d
Cloth, AZ to 45 g..
CaSsneres, AZ .s IS
SatsiDetts, 35
fia"neis. 35 10 374
Also Country fuiiing, Dse,og and Cardns
done on the shortest notice, IN the best styIe. and
Oh the most reasonable, terms.
The patronage OF the ,ublc is respectfully 50
hciis'i- JACOB HER1ZLER
June 25, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

WIZARDS Patent Gang PIow, a supe-
w rior article, for sale at the Lewisbury
Foundry by James S. Marsh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
PETER PUHL, Perry St, Allegheny City

take pleasure in certifying the valuable properties
at Nv kicr Petroleum for affection Of the brst aud
lung, arroni 70" Wi'h aiu in tn chest ami
cough tcO he Petroleum in larger doses tlgn l.
oum"rdel in the direction iu; aftsr taking frway>
20; % Ike IT, should ike II Lave srret tisa
u nv -aI-g. Tor b ieN- it t. be valuable urs i.a
Tie Petrol prourcd no unpleasant fe!ius ,v,r
ia ;hr q! it. NM DAY
litt-iU March l6 $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

HsLI'TosT-. ?. y. y. 1870
got tlrac dozen % VI. EicT tlor,n o. Nr Howell
".d am d.- Cs"i " ,ii IS Is IioI'u. equal 70 IT. o-
Burns. fav- lurg, rg h1El.. and ~sr; .r 1ri.i.s
~ dan long tedious tut found H. n".7 ~
nom .ts only leaving rec, s,glc atho:' lny slrot-s-
7.'u pres el apSn which Iu IIis q IL CO.,,
nV' great iaih in It's elcacy far II laast, and aiI
introduce If in this section.
Very rsspectfullv, &c. HARVEY MANN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

From the Boston Olive Branch.
The Model Hid0Ver.

Begins to think Of No , before the
weed on his hat loses its first gloss. Nav
be seen assisting young girls to find seat
IN Church, or ordering carts off drv eros
sings, for pretty feet that are waiting to
pass over. Is convinced he never was
made to live alone. His children must
be looked after or if he hasn't auv. lie
would like to be looked after himself
Draws a deep sigh every time dress
rustles past him, with a female IN it. Is
very particular about the polish of his
boot or the fit of his glove; thinks he
looks very interesting In black Don't
walk out in public much with his child
ren, when he does, takes thc 7f9lhaeest Re
wives his old taste for moonlight and poe
try pities single men with all his heart
wonders how they coutrive TO exist Re
proves little John for saying Pa SO loud
(when he meets him in the strects) Sets
his face against the practice of womeu's
going home alone and unprotected from
evening meetings Tells the widows his
heart aches for EN- Wonders which of
all the damsels he sees. he shall ne &c 71
his nliad to marry. Is sorry that he sbal.
be obliged to disappoint EN- all int one
Has long since preferred orange blossoms
to the cypress wreath Starts up some
fine day and re-furuisEes his house from
garrett to cellar, hangs his first wifes por-
trait in the atice, [shroUdcd IN an cid blank
et.)and marries playmate for his oldest
daughter FANNY Fern
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
BY BLISS & CHANEY.
D0GUTDo
THE GUARDIAN ANGEL

] saw an 4naal IN my dreams
An angel % lis golden wings,
Shedding around more gorgeous beams
Than gid he hearts imaginiBgs
What raprmes filed my spirit then.
Gazing apau the glorious sight,
And Inly wishing ne er again
Might vanish that sweet form OF light
Tongue ma not tell, for well I knew
IL was some messenger Of good,
As nearer nearer still il drew
Waved IS bright wings and by me stood
No word escaped II, but It smiled,
And oh. - heavenly was the smile,
wished a-ere an angel child,
And fell au angels love the while.
But this I knew could not be now,
Yet thought if such an one might be
NJ gsard.4H. I might calmly bow
To trials here-aboye be free
And then / ysLsed a prayer to heaven,
Iha. sgca d guardian mine might be,
To watch er me While life is given,
and keep from snares my spirit free.
Then came u here'er I chanced to be-
The angel If tie golden wing,
From eFIl er restraining me,
To good my heart encouraging.
And now u.ssle waking cen I feel
That angel one IS hos ering near,
To guard ms for my spirits veal
Both hese and IN you boiler sphere.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
The Nn.leI NilaW.

Wouldn't Wear Eer vcl ~ OF u8Y uc-
cOUJlt.-Thiuks her complexion looks fair
er than ever, in contrast with her sabIes
Sends back her new dress because the fold
of Grape on the skirt isn't deep u10uru-
ing enough StcadfastIy refuses to look
in the direction of a dress coat" for
one week Wonders if that handsome
Tompkius who passed her window every
day is insane enough to think she viii ctc,-
marry again is fond Of drawing other
glove, and resting her Little white hand
on her black bonnet, thinking it may Je
suggestive Of an early application for the
same. Concludes to give up the louel-
ness of house keeping and try boarding
at a hotel Accepts TompEias invita-
ton to "attend the caildreu's concert. -"
just to please little Tommy Tommy Is
delighted, and thinks Tompkius "a very
kind gentleman to give him so many
bonbous. His mamma begins to admit
certain little alleyiatious OF sorrow. I'M the
shape of protracted conversations. walks.
rides. calls, &c.
She cries g little when Tommy asks her
if she hasn't Forgotten To plant the flow
ers' an a certain cemetery TumUkjns
comes in and thinks her l9rclicrtha ever
smiling through her tears Tommy is
sent out into the garden. to make pretty
dirt pies (to the utter demolition Of a
new frock and trousers and returns very
unexpectedly. TO fad his mamma cheeks
very rosy. and to be tossed up in the air
by Tompkius who declares himself his
new. new papa ' FANTI FEEN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

II They tsl. good story OF a very polite sher-
ifT who came uear being outdone by person II
was in the liaa as aatT TO haEE. Sir, said the
gentleman. is tie sheriff was carefully adjusting
the rope. really -vaur attention deserves my thanks
I'm fact, [ do not sugw os any one ] should rather
have hang me Really, SAID the sheriff YOU are
pleased TO be car1pl. .mentary. / do not know OF
another iudlvdua. II would give mes mUch pleas
ure 10 hang
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
a PSALM OF LIFE.

On the rushsHg tide of life,
Ever fun vet ever shifting.
Blinded with the smoke OF strife,
We, like hattlsshlps are drifting.
While the startling thunders boom,
And wreck barks 20 down forever,
In the fair horizon loom,
Hopes that urse 10 new endeavor.
Shadows er the surface quiver,
And we call them wealth and fame;
Gems OF Truth deep in the river,
Flash IAe tongues OF cloyen flame
Virtues are Geleeted stars,
Nhica compel the heart to love them
While no storm lneIr brightness mars,
FOU then home Is high above them.
Heaven gives glory to the waters!
Lo! you crimson cI0ads that seem
Like uaT-a.HIer> batheI in slaughter,
All are painted IN the stream.
And, ensh7.Ha3 10 coral caves,
Deeds @. love on diamonds cleaning
IN their Geea transparent graves
Like sweet infants brightly beamiug
Grief, a y,l1ssv. stands and yyeeps
Ger tEe save itself hath shaded
And its slaut vigil keeps,
When .-- -=ll Of day hath faded.
Memory with he. finger placed
On her /. the past is reading,
III thar u.-c mirror traced
Far rea.s.a ami Yet Teced.ug.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
CU URIO>IIIES

The stopple % blssrios.
The bucket aar hung in all's well.
Fragments Of lle man who burSt into tears
A bglstle from an uuumesy end
A horn 1aA5a from an Ir.sa bull.
A political RIB trom the night side
A ring stolen Ioru a maltenS laugh.
A ribbon taEea trem the cap OF the climax
A toe from Tie loot of the Allegheny mountains
The end OF fle North Pole
A stocking earned with CLEOPATRA 5 Needle.
Tears t4at sae3-i 'ftslc8.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

A FACT-'Ilere IS no book as cheap as news
paper. none 50 interesting because It consists OF
a variety measured cut in suitable proportions as
to time and quality. Being new every week II
invites 10 habit I'd reading and affords agree
able mode OF acquiring knowledge, so essential 10
the welfare OF the Individual and the community
Il causes many au hour 10 pass away pleasantly
which would a-ae-a 5se have been spent IN idle
ness If not in mischief
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
poct. NgIaEEArE ErEEnEEsEs 80.

PRACTIrEs MEDICINE SURGERY MJuwJFERv,
IN MINERAL POINT Wis. Tie keeps a good supply
Of Drugs and Medicines. Office. three Coors be-
low the Post Oce Sigh street Residence opposite
tire Masonic Hall
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
AvAsA CoBB


AJI ObN E ! j Il ",
-E.gr-HE Point, H5s1JusiH.
HAVE associated themselves trgsjher Tor the purpose
yf praC Using the Inv sHL wa Eise prompt atlen
Lg#l ia ala business entrusted their care
hFEEgE ueNl 60 the isrd 'fiCe Ina the room form
arig occupied bv f. D Uana- EsU
Lsut arravts bought aa sold Lands entered and
Warrants located fof persons rgsid Gg al distance on
tA most favorable terms
Ge-taess letters VIII ID al cases be answered by return
ef ms5I.
CT For le present Nr. CtFBR viii spend portion Of
s TratkIln lfffzhIand, P. co. wLee ne vii at
ta8f tu business UeraEafa#e.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

TUSTTCE nFTHE PEACE-FraBBHn Highland o.
} Wis, Will attend To the payment of Taxes. Convey
ancn aud other business may be entrusted to
him, VITA accuracy and despatch
Franklin, Iowa Iouaty. Wis, aug 1881. iltf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
u. ". THOMAS.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
WTJLL attend 70 preparing the necessary papers for
w procuring LAND WARRaSTs. under the late act
u Congress; and also, drawing Mortgages or other h
sI Instruments, aud all other business appeTtaining to
bs ONCE, an Attorney at Law Olse IL the east
Room 0fthe Lower Floor ofthe Court House, Mineral
Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26


To many persons there Is something un-
pleasant, not to say disgusting. In the favor
Of this excellent fruit II has. however. long
been used for culinary purposes, in various
countries Of Europe, aud has Of late years
been extensively cultivated and become a
general favorite ID this country. DR.. Bennett.
a professor Of some celebrity, considers ID am
invaluable article ot diet. and ascribes TO lt
very important medicinal properties. lie de-
. clares
l. That the Tomato is one Of the most
powerful deobstuents Of the Es'sria HeIicq,
and that in AN those affections d the liver and
other organs where calomeI is indicated. it is
probably the most effective and least harmful
remedial agent known in the profession.
,. That a chemical extract viii be obtained
from II, which viii altogether supercede lhe
use of caiomel in the cure OF diseases.
3. That he has successfully treated dlarTHea
with this article alone.
4. That when used as an article of diet g.
/ Is almost sovereign remedy for dyspepsia
and Indigestion.
( 5. That persons arriving from the east or
north TO the south or west, sHouId bv all
means make use of as an aiIment, 10
would In that event save them the danger at
tenddnt upon those violent bilious attacks to
which almost all unacciimated persons are
liable.
g. That the citizens in ordinary should
make use Of it. either raw, cooked or in the
form Of q catsup. wIta their daily food as ID is
the most healthy article in the naatariG gtnt-ut-
1ri1.
Professor Rafnesque If France says: "It
/ is everyw here deemed very healing vegetl-
! bic, and invaluable article OF food.
Duuglesou '.It may be looked up0n as
one Of the most wholesome and valuable escu-
I lents that belong 10 the vegetable kingdom.
Professor Dickens asserts that 1t may be
considered more Wholesome than any other
acrid sauce.
writer in the FarH1sr's Register says -
I Ii has been tried by several persons, with de-
I cided success. They were afflicted with a
chronic cough, the primary cause Of which,
/ in one case, was supposed To be diseased liver,
/ in another, diseased lungs. Il mitigates, and
/ sometimes effsctually checks d lit of coughing.
/ The method most commonly adopted in
preparing this fruit for daily use IS 10 cut
( them in slices and serve with salt, pepper aud
( vinegar, as you do cucum5ers,
/ To stew them; remove them ripe from the
vines, slice up, and put them 10 q pot over
4 the stove or FIRE, without water. Stew them
sloWI Iy, and when done. put in a small piece
/ Of good butter and eat them as yea do apple
I sauce Some add a little -four bread, finely
/ crumbled, or a couple Of crackers Pulvarized-
! The Tomato IS q fruit very easily -raised-
/ IF the seed be soWH IN May, IN good rich
/ soil. of NarIc nature, with suIEciency oi
old, weii-rJtted mauure, there VIII rarely be
any danger Of failure. When the vines begin
to lean. they should be provided with trel-
us, or tied 10 stakes fixed in the soil, to keep
the fruit from being injured By coming In
contact with the dIri.
-Tr3r New York Tribune Of the 23d uIt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

CHARLES FEGAVr.

~ ESEEAI. DEALERS in Fancy and Staple Dry
M Goods Groceries, CTockeIy and Hard ware, High
street Mineral POINT. %.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
GnnNS 4 ErANS.

FASHIONABLE TAILORs, Mineral Point Wisconsin,
IL solicit are Of public patronage Their work viii
dome IN the most irahian4be sty les and
Die terms SBop High street
~ cutting dose order, and warranted tn IT. IL
properly made mp 42y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

The ISEvITa BIB BASRRrPTCT OF FHASCE--
The floating debt Of France Is now ascertained 10
be 7-y,glgU-J OF francs, or SI59uJ0uoJ- The
deficiency Tor TIE past year was no less than Sl4,
Cl0uuJ, and yet Louis Napoleon refuses to reduce
his expenses. TIE great Napoleon was dIstIu-
gusaed Tor his uuaagIal mauagement-uot less
than MS military glory. tie generally had a sur
plus al the end 81 every year-.or he knew that f.
uaucIal stabulrv Is lie essential foundation OF a
prosperous en- s4rt. After LOUIS Napoleon runs
10 the end OF lae borrowing rope, he wall be com
peet 10 maze S al on the rich nations around him
for thus only can e sustasan his present system
of extTavagaIr aEpeudltuTes.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
1TTNER POINTLODG

Ny wINER POINT LODGE Mel.
~ Regular Meetings. First and Third Taesdays OF
each Month, : O'Clock P. n, atthe Masonic Hail.
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I71z Meetings, First and Third FRIDAYS OF each
NCC Month, O'Clock P. 81, at the Masonic Hall
Mineral Point, Wis.