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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
TO FEMALES.

C7 TO FEMALES.
Dr. 5. p Townsends Compound ex-
tract OF sarsaparilia has more than q
~ CHl thousand ! times proved itself ne
- = enc ever invented.
n 3 Jl DYsENTERY.
S9S III This distressing disease is q de-aa-
. ged condition Of the yiscersI ORGANS.
= 81 Whetharresnitng from coataeiou i'm
% II al proper Diet change Of climate, or from
- n II a any o1her cause Dr. s p Townsend's
- n 6H compound extract of SarsapariIa is
- = EH demonstrated tObethe most eff caciors
- i TS,ll and potential remedy ever discover
Jackson, Mich. Dec. Is 1919.
Mr. II. G. BLJss-Dear Sir: was taken sick on the Is
If Aua lst, 1875 with relax dysentery and did MOI
= over that could perform manual labor until Feb
I Ia Is4g employed the best physicians one after
s5rba- but uone Of them could effect began
49, never should recover when friend told me
90. = h bao use Dr. ;. P Tewnsend's Compound *
tact Of sasa a g with the best Of success, aud advi-
- Ne t.trS ID and contrary 10 my expecta-
Sos ,avsn "a RI ,avtr 80 bottiesemade wei
ever was ia ny life n9q i a5e y 9eIy g lke any
sends Compound Ft act Of sar sapfrilla remedy
for The disease with Viii, p ! ~" e, slnIIseu
WILLIAM TUBS.
RHEUTTATTSvT sH tyBfsLDBs EN-.
Do allow your children TO, low up with seeds q
Rheumatism in cir constitute y Is easily cured if
attended to Ia times but when neg teu a. become
Townsends Compound Extract OF Sa 'ara in reno
wing pains OF fhenm2tsa from the yo rs "eias The
Forl Wayne. Ma -ch 8, 1850.
Dr. ?. Townsend Dear Sill lake the II be " OF ad-
dressing you although perfect stranger) r5 ara u
your liable medicine. ny daughter ci ten y, ar has
been afflicted FOR the last three months with Lat err Die
disease Rheumatism. she was attended constant Y
ssveTa OF our best physicians, but hita little help At
LIST was induced % purchase bottle Cf your nestin z
pie preparation Of Srsap1rI;s Of yer gent F. B. Rec
N this place. After taking the FIRST bottle, began 10
recover from her auenesss be able walk about
the house. After taking the second bottle she was as
well as ever. would advise ali those afflicted with
rheumatism TO give it g trial.
Yours af6cticnately,
4. a. CHITTENDEE.
EBEmGNIEsE E0ESE VEP'FEBR-
Tie accompany certificate received by The prr-
prie ors from Messrs. a Hurd Of Eaton, Canada
las.
Eaton, @. Z. Nav IS, 1919.
!, Jonathan Taylor, Of BURY, hereby certify thal my
wife, Lucy Taylor, had been sick for some months
threatened with coHsumD tion, and could i 10 relief
TIL procured from MeesTs :. a. HuTd 90. some OF
Dr. s. T. TOWn-ends Sarsaparia- witch Immediately az
forded relief, and she il IN fair way Of recovery
aud have SO mWcA confidence ia his medicine, that
cheeriuY I'D il To Uthers
.SIEre ID 10Y aLtIaE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
SAMUEL T. Campbell,
in gi emit Court,
Iowa County, Wisconsin,
Ia Chaucery.
Isaiah T. Lathrop,

Isaiah 7. Lathrop, Iowa County. Wisconsin,
Augustus orter Thompson In Chaucerv.
and John Rracken.
on reading and fling the feregaug bill or complaint
of samuel 3. Campbell, Isaiah i.ahrop and nar
Lahron Augustus Porter Thorn usun and John
BraCken, iu the Office the Clerk Of the tIrcu5f Court
in and for said County, II IS hereby ordered shat sub
poena in ChanceTy issue against said De turn
able the End Monday Of August I-52 and il appear
the satisfaction OF this Court. two of sad de-
eudants1 10 wit: l. lathrop aud p Thompson. are
not residents OF this tste, but nonresident defend
iii therefore, on mntion of the paiugnt 10y his
cor ordered by The Court that said defendants Isaiah
TLahrOp+and Augustus Porter Ihomps0ndU appear and
plead, answer or demuT to said c0mEsina bjll Of
CONT aint herein, before the and Nond1y Octo
l-2 in default thereof, that said bill viii aKen
confessed against them. And It IL further ordered that
said complainant do cause copy OF this order % be
published Il least in each week for SIX successive
weeks in the Wisconsin Tribune. public newspaper
published at Mineral Point in said county Iowa. The
insertion in said newspaper to be within tveatv
days a1ter the ate Of this order
Given under my hand ChaInb ers at Mineral Point
this 18Th day Of June, 1882.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

PILLS! PELESE!
T1OR every man, woman and child in the country who
L need kind to suit You all, say
PuLford's Anti-Bhoas Pills,
FahnstOck's Anti Bilious do,
EImore's Improved Bilious do,
Jew Davis Honey Co gted do,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do Graet -nDurgh do,
Mohatts Pills and Phoenix Httefs,
SarpinEtons que Pills, DIR. Bruce's do.
d. Brandreth's Pills,
Rev @. ulbbaris do,
Or. Angles Candy Coated DO,
HerriCk'. sugar Coated do.
And lots of other kinds Of Pills,
Which you can get by calling at the Mineral Point
Drug Store, nearly opposite Beech's store
November 49, r. d. PULFoRD.
PAINTS AND OILS.
80 kegs White Lead, pure, extra ami No. J,
Bbls. Linseed oil
Just received and for sale by R. d. PULFORD.
Is. ~. R.
EIST received, supply Of Railways Resdy Re
g lief by r. D. PULFoRD.
Jaynes, Family Medicines.
q FULL supply OF the genuine Medicine just opened
"A aud for sale by r. PULFpRD-
GLASS.
2oys2 Iaxae, I2xI6, I0xI4 IoxI2 and ss1o. on hard
and for sale by R. D. PCLFnRD.
COD LIVER OH.
- DOZ Bacon * Hyde's pure M5dicated oil. just
An received by R. D. PULFphD-
Flour! FlOur!!
Z HAVE made arrangements by which expect TO be
srryIe Brand CO. manufactured by asa SaNiou & Co
which viii seufor cash, aud warrant -.,.---,
| Own 9''''' BOOKS - WHITNEY SMITHS.
Nav1o. IS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
ySENTERX.

This distressing disease is q deraa-
ged condition OF the yiscersI organs.
Whether resulting from contaCion i'm.
proper diet, change Of climate. or from
any o4her cause Dr. $ p. TOWnsen.ffs
compound extract of Sarsaparina is
demonstrated t0bethe most efficacious
and potential remedy ever discover
Ell.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
y. LyDON & FoE.EY.

Dealers IA GFtceras, Liquors, H4FiDaTes CrosfeTy,
&c, &c,
AVE Or. hzrd General assortment Of sutars, Tea
. tcffae Mnasses. "hiskey, Brandy, and Wine, al
80 d large assortment Of
CRCKEEY-W w ARE, LOOKING CLASSES, K CLOCKS.
f the best kiad. which they good the best.
riug determines sell Tor cash, they offer their
goods yeTy l8E prices.
Among their assortment nay be found Window ShA-
les, , able covers, Csil ard md learn
prices ard have fear bUt purchase.
store net door 10 The Auction Room ard opposite he
County HuiItjHgs
Mineral Point, Nay l. 1882.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
ExCITEuENE' AMONG TAIA0Rs.

ENCITEuENT AMONG TAILORs.
JOHNS n EVANS
MOULD respectfully announce 70 their GO
w customers and the public generally, that -
they have we'd TO tie building, next 10
door 20 the Ca5iunt shop fopVus3te their old III
SiandA where they viii always be found In readiness
DO any kind of work 10 the Tine of
TAILORING ~ TIE BEST STYLE.
They can assure IN lze wanting work in their line tina
no pans viii be spared io do that viii E the bod
please the eye ard endure the hardshps TO which tEs
Wearer may be sU!isc
Please call and Try vs., and We presume You viii BE-
pleased with work aud prices.
Mineral Point, Oct. %, 1852.
z-nTECE2 To ST'PEEINTESDEN + OF SCHOOLS
~ Notice is hereby given that The amount ~ $ aft
Fund for the several in iowa Couutv, is 10
the hands of the undersigned, sut jec to the
flown SuperuteEdgu's.
taHN McNAIR, Co. Treas.
Mineral Point, April 1, 1872. H2iu
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

EZUPsEC EOTECE.-AU persons arc hereby
e uc4dsd rot traspass, sir or big, upon any OF
- follow Bg ssgrI bed lands without The wrf1ten
sent permission Of O. yssf my Wit
Ds-crip. Sec. Tn. Ea. Dsrcrp. sec. Tn. Ra.
o. = SEQ X Sc VII neq Is 2 -
e IA " q sc ehsSq 10 a" e
8 d o. y . " Gehn
hae va - e
nnwo Il sc hswG ~
O q :"
seCtiDu . " D. g Z is - q"
and further notice Is hereby given, that forbid any
and I'D pes from hus ue or REM VI any Lead
other ores frra tie aBUYe described lands wdhOut ny
Ertru permission - -
Pine Mound. Eurc o, r752- ra7-ly
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
L0ot 0af 5ar Couaigr1ciis.

Y :
The public are cautioned against another couuerfett
which has lately maie It's appearance, called " g. Far
REFS Arabian linaeat the most dangerous of all the
couL terfes, because rs having the Farre ma
q, VIII buyi in good faith without oedge that
co 1ntest exists, anl they wiz perhaps only discover
their when tha spurious has wrought its
evil efec7
The gsnu nc article is manufactured only by H. G. Far
re sole inve atur e pIopI ieozand wholesale druggist
no IT. Main r Get Peoria Illinois, to whom all appca
Yns for Agencies u1at be addressed. Be sure You get
it with the Letters &. before the Farrell thus-H. G.
FAERELL'sa,id his signature on the wrapper all 9th
ers are coanterfcits sold BY
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, Hoskins
Thomas s. Co, D9dgeviIic, c. Be @eh Linden, Hook Il
Robinson, Franklin Bsaner, " ing 7ille' A Nordyke
Nuscola, Ripley, Downs & Co. Ril IN ond, E. G. MciB-
tyre, Bchland city, s By regularly authorized Agents
throughout Ct e Unitt.i States.
~ Price IS and 40 Ell MIS- and 81 per DO. tie.
AGENTS WANTE-f in every town, village and hamlet
ia the United States which is not yetesl 7bs ned
Address Il. C F4rri. - aboYe accom- aned witt good
references as TO chacteF responsibility, &c n3s Nv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

Rbnatisn in her constitute ~ u is easily cured if
attended to ia time but when neg. @c.ea II becomes
chronic and troublesome kothil. lIals Ut = r
Townsend's Compound Extract of Sa a aLl4 10 reno
wing pains OF heum4sa rom the yo ing Us "eiias The
old.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

Iowa County, Town
70 Albert w. Par.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
Il EGSLAR PACREE Fosz ST. Eos-ES
AND ALI. INTERMEDIATE PnRrS

{
kEGV LAR PACREE FoEz ST. LOUIS
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
tn D The and splendid PASSENGER
@5s4s7-=-s9 Steamer "GDLDEE FRA HIRaw
=-z-saz5sss FsRSEg- f5alnuanrler has o.. rrrarre4
~--az-i--s@ her regular weesly trips between s;-
lena and = Louis leaving gaIaaa ever NaHdav evs
~ a1 co b and - LcIs Friday eve ming ~ O'Clock
he safety and comfort Of her passengers and her stat.
Rooms auA saloons are furnished with ELEGANCE aud pro-
tad "lth every improvement Eor Freight or Fassaee
apply on board or 20
JAMES CARTER & co, Agents.
Gajena, AFru c, 1872 ln2+fs.+
TO 7zEn CzTA V-Es- AND TzgIEGTsAvrS.
g54z==ez.zs $3.50 Ezsxas r1Eeo
S9-SS@s sss-4 -F.zEfH- HAH
-@------
steTHge COMMISSION, q FO-leGrlIg tks HeserE
HtHas 81 ne O. ma AID chicago Onion Railroad.
r. ForwIs, 1882. < DAv1psoN.
DAyfT~ON, d CO.,
CHERRY VALLEY, ILLINOIS,
Re prepared to receive store and forward goods ard
produce OF an sinds- ami wil continue the business
az The Western Terminus OF ihe Railroad progress
e. shark packages, 3" are Davidson d Co."
As Tins Railroad now completed over the worst of the
Naeon road between Chcago and Gaena, we think mer
chants Wi hnd II to their interest send Of their
goods thls route. Please ryUs. lapl27I 27-6n&
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08

i. FEW first Fate CALIFORNIA RIFLES
! on hand at tEe sign of the Gun. warranted
to be the bes. quality.
Bv f. :. SPRAGUE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
Yours aFeCiiCnateI-.
n EErrrsTIT RrrsE


Tie accompanying certificate received by The pro-
pTe ors ifoH Messrs A. Hurd = Co Uf Eaton, canada
las.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-08
no sEncfIaN.E,s AM, rsgIrGsAvrs.

go 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-15
California Express u Exchange Go.
.sUisll S!Och Capital,
= 3 - ID q 90.

WE! f. FAR GO & co.,
'RLNCHLL OFFICE No. l6 WALL ST., N. Y
DIRECTORS:
HeNRY WELLS, WM. G.. FARGO,
JouN,roN LIVINGSTON, JAMS Mckay,
EuJAu j WILLIAMS, ALpuEUs REYNOLDS,
EDWIN B. MoF,GiAN, Alex NJ. I. Smith,
llENRY d. RICE,
EDWIN b. MORGAN, President.
IAMI@ MCKAY, Secretary.
HIS Company established upon basis Of the
greatest security and Prominence. under the
.. and management Of the oldest and most eX-
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".. >uch thir Express Freights are insured
OF al Others, and the same rapidly and
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ideuty, assure their friends and the
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.. IA. y do a Graeral Express Forwarding
\ . =, u.u..-ion ana Achrn-e business pur-
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coward God D.-.. iu.lun ANA Specie also, Pack
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Az packages must be made water proof, and not
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-15
New Furniture Store.

No .2Erchange Bmidng, College Street.
I'VE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST OPENED A
Il large Stock OF rlch, medium aud low priced
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MARCET'Ss.

UTERINE CATHOLECON,
For The cure Of a certain Class Of Diseases u'cj-
dent to the "idSt lest gitt 10 Man
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FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,

invites he public to examine the same and assures
them that he Will supply them with every variety
aud Ilusk Mattresses Pew Cushions aud all kinds
OF Upholstery goods ofas good quauyand styles and
at as low prices they can be obtained IN Boston
or NaM orN
HIS on9eNpenence as practical Cabinet Maker
and dealer in Furniture aud Upholstery goods gives
him advantages in selecting ard purchasing goods
very seldom equaed: and he does not hesitate 70
warrant every article fully equal 10 what he repre-
sents.
Individuals in want OF Furniture will do well to
call on Mr. ALLEN before purchasing elsewhere.
|. s, ALLEN
Burlington, ApTil II 81 d6tA WY
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I HE superiority
J of the above
compound over all
Others, for the cure
of this class of diff
culties, aud the OHiy
remedy in a large
proportion OF such
cases ; the immense
numbers now ati1lct.
ed and upon beds OF
sickness, or other
wise suffering uith-
out a reMeGy, are
our inducements 10
Its preparation and
dissemination thr'U-
GU! the country.
Our knowledge OF
the superior remedi-
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" IKE FOLLOWING Is LIFT OF MANY OF TUE MOTT
SUBSTANTIAL AND honorable BUSINESS FIRMS IN
BOSTON. MERCHANTS AND OTHERS VISITING THE
CITY, Will FIND TIE DIRECTORY OF GREAT SERVICE
TO THEN, AND THEY ARE ADVISED TO TAKE IT WITH
TuEN.
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Business Directory
SEPTEMRER 1862.

The Gard List, collected by S. " PrrTENoIt1 IL
Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents, No. 10 Stst-
Street, Boston who are authorzed by the publishers
OF the best and NOT WIDELY CIRCULATED Newspa
pers throu- bout the United States TO take ADVERTISE
mens anu subscriptions at their LOWEST RATES.
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THE FLORENCE WHITE PAINT

is warranted the most beautiful, durable
ana cheapest article IN use It has proved So toy
.ong usage aud cannon bee too huglN Recommended
IjnpJicfer. ASH hNL WHEELER; - I'uou T.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In SYD-
NEY
FROM the Geelone Adyertiser.

Among the recent importnfions from Cali
fornia, who have latterly found their way to
the Iuron. there are, as will be gathered from
the following recital, few whose San Fran.
ciscan morality will do little towards promo
ting the cause Of law and order at our dig
gfngs. Some time in the early part Of last
week, respectable resident of Bathurst hap.
pened rather unexpectedly to be thrown into
tne company OF some Thoroughbred Califor.
nlans' just landed. and en- route 10 the Turon.
Happening to take the box seat alongside the
driver, beside whom our informant was the on
~ Australian on the coach, he was saluted as
an oo)ect OF the grossest and most unprovoke
personal abuse. The pretext upon which the
attack was first made was, that one of them
had pre-arranged for the box seat, and he did
not see that he should be deprived of his right
oy man whom he supposed to have been a
convict, or was the son of one. Venturng to
say few words in this gentleman's bel alt.
the coachman, who on that occasion was a SON
oil one OF the propretors, was next assailed by
storm of rufhanly vituperation, BY rough.
brawny, savage looking fellow. who appeared
to be spokesman OF the party. At this time
the coach had arrived al the punt, when, TO af.
ford young Perry practical illustration of
how they did things in California, he seized
him by the collar, with the apparent intention
OF carrying out his threat that he would give
him ducking, and was only prevented by the
youth addressing him in supplicating terms
In all his proceedings he was assisted and en-.
couraged by his companions, who, during the
journey, amused themselves at intervals by
singing snatches of California ballads, denun.
ciaiory Of New South Wales and Sydney con-
victs, and were particularly vehement in their
music while passing through Penrith. Seve-
raj OF their number announced themselves as
late members of the San Francisco Vigilance
Committee, and boasted how "slickly" they
had dispensed public justice in the country
they had iuSt lett
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T IPPINCOTT'S CABINET HISTO.
II RIES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
T s Arthur and VIM E Carpenter. Histories Of
Virginia, Kentucky and Georgia now ready-each
62H cents.
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dangers which continually lowered around the
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fesrlessly amid peril the incidents of border war.
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mail when desired. 49,
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NAsn FAUQUIER sPRINGs.-
4&sSSS VIRGA CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND STAGE LINE-Fare reduced to $J,
from Richmond to the Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs.
Leaves Richmond at q l-2 O'Clock A. NJ , on Tues
days, Thursdays ond Saturdays, by the Va. Central
Railroad to Gordonsvile, thence by stages to the
Springs. Leaves the Springs on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at O'Clock P. M., and arrives
in Richmond next day by 2 2oclock P. NJ.
Passengers will find this pleasant and very COM
Portable route as the cars, coaches and teams are
all good and the conductors and drivers not only
steady and attentive, but gentlemen.
EYT Servants charged full fare the
Stage.
E Seats can be secured at the Central Rail
ROAD Office In Richmond, and OF D. M. Psttie the
Springs
jy 7-d4w F.. P. SAWYER.
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NOTICES.. MERCHANT e. WElSIGER
LN No. liz Main street, have ON hand good as
sortment OF Summer Clothing, embracing Black
and Colored Alpaca, White and Buff Grais Linen,
Silk, Dap d'Ete, Plain and cold Linen, Sack and
Frock Goats. Also, Pants and Vests of every style
and quality. As the season is advancing and they
wi to reauce their stock. they will sell their
Summer Goods at reduced prices from this date
Now is the tiale for bargains.
s. MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
jy Is No ll2 Main street.
ALSO-On hand good stock OF Shirts and
Fancy Goods.
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Just received further supply of Religious
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-19
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Richmond, July IL, 1852.

Mr j. II Osborne:- -
Deer sir am in receipt of your favor Of this
morning, enclosing an advertisement OF w. +.
Parish Co., cut from this morning paper.
M. G. Hartman, on the part of w. P. Parish 4 Co.,
made solemn contract with us to run from Blu.
fords to the White Sulphur Springs, on such
terms as to enable US to carry passengers from
Richmond to the White Sulphur for $40, or to the
Sweet Springs for So. They agreed to run IRON
Buford's to the Sweet Springs in III hours
These conditions would make your card true.'
Yours, respectfully, =
CHAS. r. N. GARNETT,
iy ID Chief Fnpint,er Va and Tenn. II. Road.