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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-01-16

/ OF sure protection. Without il, you are
! exposed 10 temptations on every hand.
+ The manly and determined effort 10 be free
/ will not always avail. In some weak and
unsuspeciing moment. the tempter will
! steal quietly in, and all will be again lost
( 1t IS useless. sir, 10 urge the point with
me- Barclay replied 10 this: / will
not now take lhe pIedge-ihat is settled.
will take an oath of abstinence for six
months, If | can keep to il that long,
can keep from drinking always
Seeing that further argument would be
useless the Alderman said no more, but
proceeded 10 administer the oath. The
young man then paid the required fee aud
turned from the Office in silence.
y hen Alice left the room in tears. stung
by the cutting rebukc of her brother, she
retired to her chamber with an oppressed
and aching heart. She loved him tender
ly. They were, sister and brother, alone
in the world, and. therefore. her affections
clung the closer to him. The struggle had
been a hard one in bringing herself to
perform the duty which had called down
upon her the anger Of one for whom she
would almost have given life; and, therefore,
the result was doubiy painful, more par
tlcularly, as il had effected nothing. ap-
parren'ly, towards change in his habits
But perhaps it will cause him to re-
hect-if so, | will cheerlully bear his
anger was The consolug thought that pas
sed through her mind, after the passage Of
ali hour, spent under the influence of most
painful feelings.
%. if he would only be more on his
guard, she went on, III thought il he
will only give up that habit, how glad /
shall be-
Just then she heard him enter. and
marked the sound Of his footsteps as he
ascended 70 his own room, with a hu,ter-
ing heart. In the course Of fifteen or
twenty minutes he went down again, and
she listened to observe if he were going
out. But he entered the parlour, and then
all was. again. quiet.
For some time Alice debated with her
self whether she would go down to him
or not, and make the effort to djspel the
anger that she had aroused against her;
but she could not make up her mind how
10 act. for she could not tell III what mood
she might find him. One repu!se was as
much She fait. ~ she couId hear, All
however, her reclinus became 50 wrouoh,
No, that she determined 10 90 down and
seek 10 be recopcjled. Her brotber's
AMER was more than she could bear.
. When she entered the parour, with her
usnaI on;e, sten. che found him seated near
the window, reading. He lifted his head
as She came in. and she saw At = Glance
,bat all h,s ancry faei,nes were .,',,c How
I.,i,I,. ia h9. bn.rt hopnd ~ gba snraoc
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D BROWNS Essence of GINGER. at A. &.
= die BANks' Variety store.
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quired that precise slope or angle for their pill
lar which was necessary for the effectnal sup
port of the nest. 1t was the eighth step below
the opening and from it the pillar was raised
to a height ofexactly ten feet and was compo-
sed of u stack-like work Of sticks The nest
then rested upon the top of it, and was per-
fectly secure The labor which these very
ingenious and industrious birds had bestow-
ed in the collection of so large mass of
sticks must have been enormous One circum-
stance struck me as very curious. The entrance
of the aperture in. the wall was very mar
row the difficulty of conveying some of the
larger sticks through it must have been conse-
quently great On examining the sticks, found
that each of them had been broken, or, rather
cracked exactly in the centre, so that they could
be doubled up They were thus also the bet
ter adapted for the construction of the stack in
a compact form | should add
that the birds were occupied during seventeen
days in the performance of their laborous task.
Jesse $ Country Life.
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CHAP. III.

Dinner was over Mt the aims house-Thanks-
giving dinner if the rack Of "a rather dImnu-
tive goose, the remnants Of pudding and the
broken vegetables, from which Sally Smart,
the matron, had satisfied her own appetite, and
permitted her husband and chilnren to do the
same, before it was placed upon the paupers'
table, could be considered worthy Of that
name--and the half dozen paralytic, rheumat-
ic, broken-down souls, that made up the town
poor, hobbled away from the table, some
crouching over the ashes, and mnmbling with
toothless gums Of the fine times they had when
they were young. Two or three, who carried
thankful hearts under all LIES changes, lin
gercd in the sunlight, 10 warm their frozen
blood and listen to old Nehemiah 1yler's ac-
count Of the sermon, for he was the only one
of their number who had been able to so to
church,) while one tall, gaunt, white-haired
old man, who had fingered longest at the table,
although he seemed b. eat little or nothing
buttoncd his neatly. brushed but threadbare
coat around him, and hastily left the room.
"Thc old Colonel is in something Of hurry
He might have staid and just had soclable
chat seeing it's Thanksgiving" croaked old
Grannie Bean, as she extended her skinny lin
gers for pinch Of Scotch snuff from the prof
fered box Of one Of her crones.
"Whist, Grannie; he is worrying his life
out over little Milly. Didn't you see he scarce
ly swallowed a mouthful of his dinner but
saved it all for her. | saw him slip il into a
paper, and put it under his coat he thinks
she could cat, poor thing, II she had anything
cooked up NICE" returned another
"And how is the poor child, Mabel" asked
one of old Smiths audience, "A patient, meek
eyed looking woman, whose distorted limbs
showed her to be q cripple. u have not seen
her for nearly week for this last storm has
got into my bones, and can't get up stairs for
the life Of me. don't like 10 say much to the
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ITo BE CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT

A hcKDAws NEsT.-A friend called upon
me on the It'll day Of last May, and asked me
to accompany him to Eaton College, 10 see u
curious birds nest We accordingly proceeded
thithcr, and having passed through the bcauti.
full chapel attached 10 that college, assembled the
winding steps of the bell tower Of the chapel
After getting to II considerable height, any fur
ther progress was stopped by sort OF pillar
built Of sticks The stairc3e was sufficiently
lighted to afford complete observation Of the
proceedings of the birds, which will now en-
deavor accurately TO describe On the ledge
OF one Of the narrow apcrtnres for the adms-
sion of light, pair Of jackdaws had built their
nest. The ledge, however, was 10 narrow that
the nest had evidently an inclination inwards,
and would probably, without some support, have
fallen down on the steps below. In order to
obyiate this difficulty, they contriyed the follow
ing ingenious method Of supporting the nest
As the staircase was spiral one the birds be.
gan To make apillar Of sticks on that identical
step, which alone would give them the best
foundation for their intended work, Had they
gone TO the one above or TO the one below that
which they had so sagaciously fixed upon, il
was very evident that they would not have &C
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rss NATIONAL ERA Is PUBLISHED WERkLY, ON SEVENTH
STREET, OPPOSITE ODD Fellows HALL
TERMS.
Two dollars per annum, payable in advance.
Advertisements exceeding lines inserted three
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All communications 10 the ERA whether on bushes,
Of the paper or for publication, should be addressed to
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BUELL. & BLANCHARD, Painters,
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WASHINGTON, d. G.
RANK AND NOBILITY.
N THE ARTISTS EXHIBITION ROOM.
A sToRY-BY JEANNE MARIE.

Translated for the Era, by DR.. Edrcin A. All
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
Wonderful Discovery !
Tie " LIopIaH F0UH IS t0I9ld a AS
VIZ. y. II. EEHYETE

F'iti.p respectfully announce to those afflicted
wish Hhcum ttisrn, sore Eyes Deafness, any Nerv
Cus complaint debility contraction Muscles
IN LiEsmens, General d. bity &c. that he has rem
CdTs, manly Of his own discovery the wonderful eff
uctcs ct which is without parallel Tesinol sufficient
satisfy the most 1cred u0us, be given ty those Of
L4s village ard vicinity, who have been benefited.
Mr. may be found, at the Central ouse, Mineral Point
~ Persons wishing 10 avail themselves Of Mr. Jewets
services can deposit he money with T. x. odgett OF
The Central House, who viii refund material benefit
is NOT afforded.
Gavguic Batteries, accompanied with instructions FOR
hatr uze furnished 10 such desire them. Prices S.
AMI upwards
Mineral Point july 5. 1852 2-tf
From inquiry Of those who have been treated bv Mr.
trWe for rheumatism, sc, considered incura5le by
o-her modes Of practice, have become sa sled Lha
he ldun Calls o. feet In the most stiuata ca
as tHo emar, under treatment for au obstin
aye case 90 Disease of the Heart saws the effects OF M
'ew-lts practice sre truly wonderful. He had been
reei oy eminent FhysIcians without SUGGEST but now
icel~ sure that speedy and permanent viii be the
-asufE.-Ep. Tan.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

| T.
T'HIS extraordinary paraiiar only z1s-s
70 an the Liai1eats snd Oint4euts r9lp- IS - ~
- me uost learned Of The Ae3c1l FacUty- It's wd.
spread celebrity has brought cat host OF r5z in -,
lh o. IL WIN an sorts o. HeInes, 5ut more Of then
20 compare Win lle superior cid established
FOR THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Is operates ike achara. soothing down Tie most violent
o- @ PAN ~ a lew minutes aer is application
E. - =, 'i,@ ttH''At AND breasts
y'.s,s iie aIssiT ~ m OF any possibility al
matter T. rniHg H the parts and brings about ri
HERN IA or PALPlTAT TIN BRUISES SgVr-f N,-s
70 eases Of Elpturei Muscles Tl-salts lis = pg-
mite without leaving tbs lea-ts.rers- - = e,l 49,
behind in brases ana ~Ftilaas operates On he prg-
pam sl2ost luslan 70 and reduces ihe swsIngs in an
( WE hNtSS, PALSY. SPINAL DISEASES.
itis smaiaal i'm parting tone and yyar 10 me whole
nervous and muscular SYST
or any other Iu2auatury djl5au III the muscular sz
IN 90 s-l1Es5 % the saaae stsnds 81 The very
none eau equal 10
POISONOUS REPTILES, 81.
-s FoT bites OF poisonous snsSes may BE- eoaiutly
I ca-5sfic and sPectdci 90 sgsA a5thero fatal cssss
For hilbaiHs- Burns, old Slres, Coras, warts Ely
partial bliutuass, It's effects are astonishing.
The Sreat advantage this article possesses over all 9th
guIc5ly Is the most certain remedy in steucs ano
elessy assert s1 thi- gFeEt Arahlaa remedy viii DO
more good f2r less money than any other balneut
FOR HORSES s~D CsTTs.r
us effects are equally Striking and ar, in Seesnyi
has no alua.. be- u Am iulas cure at-t u Pole FrfI
Big Head. FssuIs Shawn Calls ~-4i4s sos S~rq.rbaz
" 0undsu no matter hsg bad ~or F,,as a,.r ~ 49,
dwellings Of every descrtioa ..et Dstv fl,7alf4fo-v
diseases
cars IN .-r-r--e =, $500,
= : - = y ia 7 - = =
he"are o. 2 Base 90 L'ertait GATED r. o. Farrell
I5-ih ',4iui' ms s"Gsiuas -Fitta 3 sold G1 some
= @TIeHs Lin.neqt' ~ hose bo are 'aJ eareH 70
III. .oF tht t-ia,af " IS raI-g't AFao' p l.asulent
3tety7 ask l'E w h rAAtta-4> ARABIAN LIN
NtN Z, ami take no other.
FRAUD AND tAPl~lI ON EXP lr I'd NtIjAINOJ>
lfE kEFUfIu
tFom Oh AID Garrett Peoria, lt- owner uf be Peoria
ITO use i1rse 5 Fi-e 3 house. and enc OF sue oldest
an. most T~sNeela3-e ci.5z13z
.7 i-.it ,''-- nave Nf'.'- SIT " -faTfei,
5iAl LIN aelt- siat pave used is on 5utu man and
Beast and oIn tu invaluable article and thal per
son named ~ g. Farrell = my certain kno~ielse com
neAceo 10 a.is lhs valuable tasc cine about Years
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, IOWA COUNTY

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, IOWA COUNTY.
Martha Myers)
vs. Ia Chancery on petition for Divorce
George Myers
On the reading and fling Of the foregoing Till OF com
plant OF Martha Myers against George Myers in ne
once OF The Clerk OF the Circuit Court in ad for said
Lountyand it being proved by affidavit that the def u
1ani- eprge Myers, resident state IL
therefore on motion of The complainant by solicitor
ordered hy the Court that the said defendant George
Myers 90 appear and plead demur t. the said
mptiuanl bli OF compliant hefeiD before the
tard Monday Of october next or iR teaut thereof said
3 VIII De taken as confess against him. nd il Is
further ordered that the said painsnt do cause
copy % his order to be published least in each
week torsE successive eesin the Wisconsin Tribune,
weekly newspaper published at Mineral Point in said
county at Iowa. the first insertion said newspaper "a
e within twenty days az the date of this ord Gwen
I'eF my hand al Chambers this I7lh day of July. A. b.
l@5s. ii. 81. JACKSON,
Circuit Judge.
hereby certify the foregoing to bea true copy Of the
order male I'D the above eFied cause as the same re
mains IN file ny pfcc. Witness ms and seal OF
one, fh.s I7th day o. July, A d. 1852.
JAMES HUTCHINSON. Clerk
6Ta9 Circuit Court, tcwa County " zconsjn.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

THE undersigned IS rr eHar1~cr-E % arrange
with am collect 5rs.a ~ se IHe9-.- h-.lr 50 -
- be able 10 - est s- zGrchazg hs FAN ~Igck- 0G- r.
VIII De impossible rr I5.H - de sa- gEsSs ms f-.l.s
C.FSE TF on a- l...-s use 6f.efzth of aalr. - BE
ess rrrrs taat Iris #s.s a De suECjeU ard lhai bee
via nos have to algg- a. e.ueE cs-s s. Sc. e M lie1
due hmm s.3-4s --l---e.>.
i
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26


"a n ~ y uadgr-i-uel, iu returning thanks 10
s- 4 Che iuh-D.-suf ct Mineral fuFuE and vicIu-
E1 ltl Ga e.. Dr. liberal pat-uHsr rtofl~e, would
u-HnlH. .HIt be has aut viii continue % keep
80 on hand Tor the accom- 'a1i, u 81 hose residing
-s7 D. fhs fuutFy well town an assert aeut
81 az READY IS DE COZ INS, Ul various si.es,
~ vi. ea TI be s-if ou zoe MOST rs.a-onA bic terms
IL De vi also make JrfeT Tor such as desffe a.
y Any quality uf Collins ne e.ied.
Elis shop few doors west # g. ech'5 Store and
hi- den. opposite the Naso.ic hail
- su kinds Of "a Esf y 81 - ARE kept on
hard a. all tu made order, prices cores
pHUdlug vth tIe scarcity Of money Pielse call and
eEgmiIe his stock.
EDWARD KfNEE.
NJ uera. 70 Ht January 2t1 1872. nIffy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
DAVIDSON. 81 &C.,

RE prepared ta receive -tara ard forward goods and
"A prod zee oi all kinds and wills continue The business
20 The Western Terminus 0f the Railroad, il progress
es. Mark packages, -- ARE Davidson d CO.
As This kauad IS now completed over The worst ufthe
% agaa road between Chicago and taieua thIuk
chants w find ID to aheiT interest h send Of their
-alds this route Please iry rs. TaHi-7. 81 6uf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
NE w GOODS.

= EW GOODS.
VHE md, rsirned, sr-eful 70 The Hsersl pubHc for
FAST patronage, bers leave q, il wife aiteuion to his
present ssocs 81 tOuBS. r1usi Of which new and
-S--aizt I'D .'-EL oi tcc Follow ugt
DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Csssimeres- noaae-s, PzrasoIs,
S4tinets, Twe-ds, Jeans, Umbrellas,
I lauI.eis TVilis, Bonnet, neck, cap snd
I,.1e Dfiulngs- NaHfua Ribbons,
hamilton and Hickory Hase. Gloves. Combs
,.Stfie' Pins Needles, KnitteIs,
Csshmer.s F. " D LANES, Iaces. Tspes Rob5ins.
lawns, GiHcbams, Camel Rt5g5ine
SalIso-s .assgnetS, si'k and linen Hdkfs,
$500 ,'iss Nu-is, Ersces- Eat3uns,
sbir'iaes snd sheetipgs, coat e.sntass. Padding.
cos. GluloroOus, Slecja,
Pea blessings, Brown Hsrsrd,
gaIured Carllrscs. ,otfrr -, ~
Algs and Waite >ains. SpecI thu al.
White. blue. riak. ctce AM ia >fart early every
and orange Flo aut article az Day Goods want
Grapes ioT bonnet iinirg- .sd IN shis market.
GROCERIES,.
, as'. ana Ne~ lrea's Sas''rs = % Imperial,
q Superior quality Also Interior Teas Cheap
Ausls-e- aiack whole and ground Pepper,
ETgGE- and race tiIfger, whoe and I'd
A,.sIice, Natmegs, se.eIa,as Mace,
soar, candies, Vest Pgw-
de [5., N5lasses a ,viieeega,T'
Dred Apples,
CurTauts,
Candies,
CT e WING AN D SMOKING TOBACCO,
SPORTING * BLASTING POWDER,
sHOr ann BAR LEAD
PEEC'N CAPS,
TAR
HiRD-U-4RE.
Knives aui Forks.
Pocket and Butcher Knives,
Tea and Fable spoons,
shears snd Scissors
Dor Locks end Handles,
Fyiuz Pans and sad Irups
Patent ard Post Coffee Mills,
Mouse and Ret Traps
AGgc-s Giu.lets and Files,
Clarhe, Tooth ard shoe Brushes,
SpitJ uns add Horse cards,
Pats, 7, bs and Brooms,
Powder t'asks Spades aud Shovels.
l1+s- k2kes Scytbss and scy the stones.
Ass-. Wood and Hand save.
steel Yards, sc 8, sc, &c
sOOES AND SHOES.
p Mems Calf Kip, and Coarse Boots
sad HroEaa<, Nu.,d-.rs, slippers and -
I5 Pumps W7@eH's Caters, Laii, En- -
~ ameed aud ND Bootees, Walking @&s@zz4
shoes; Kid ana Leather slippers.
BOYS Misses aad Chi'dr-u's Boots and shoes.
ca . O 8Ta
Plates a. G-sr-teI sizes snd qualities.
Tea se.s 'uIs * ~aucers, Bowls Pitchers L Cham crs
S S...-. ta' 81. .q y. SreamsTs ,. sugars
Pepprrsr NustaTds SAILS Casters,
SUNDRlES.
Nails, Spikes Ass, sash. putty. tt,trop gatffp,
Wool, stIa, Panama. I,ghoru, P4In Leaf, and straw
IA ~ ~s
seal, Otter, Nu-ra Huskrat, Push Glazed and Cotton
q Il - =.
Satchs Matches. OK Yokes end Bows
Hal bu-hri Measures. JUGS and Pots
tarat o. Seeds C-strr and sweet tIf.
Lees and Bragg Pills A--oiau Mustsng Iiniment
o.. SFHEe, iaudanum- Magnesis, Cream Tartar,
i.--.F-e Peppermint tiuuam1u and W.uteIgrcgu,
BRUSH LH-tre, SIX Lead. shoe Backing.
ltE- teusr Paper, OK Narrow, Bears cal,
Rose oit Nai,rs, sc, &C.
Won NOS dare compare my Stock I'm guar Nv. with
uma % my wcttht Le5ghbors. bat have no fear of a
IaIar.-. @ ui Ga.tfg and Pr5-eE
"ii sell as heap the Cheapest for Cash PrJd-ce,
" Barrier.
WHITNEY SMITH.
Mineral Pyiut May j., Is52 r5gy5y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

THE tNFlNCtBLE AND NEVER FAILING REM
LDh- certain cure lor NAN AND BEASr
~ g. F.9RRELLS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
EAVENN - EEREN.

zg TAVERN AND FERRx.
E53Ir BEIGGST0WS- WIS
aiil JAMES laws would pectfujiy say 10 the
as- y trave ling public, That he has at Brjggsto
on Che Wisconsin River, excellent FERRY. whichis
safe rsing place ALI stages of water. He also Keeps
ri bLiC HOUSE. here travellers can he acc omEoda-
Ted % r- lsa uable terms. Cali and sse him.
E-gEEsEEs Of all kinds. for sale 1T al times at
-gE=tIg nVe miles above Huscsdav on the ~ tscousu
River. f25yI 3. J..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

q @J2U1 @y1o204 G0ge ITS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

A'JE the purpose % uniting capital with his rep
A. u'#tl"u tor making The BE>T ETFT,ES IN tn 3
*5kLD, and hereby enable him to accomu late lar
ger number Of bis friends and customers. has recently
iur lCd 20 partnership aita r Nelson Lathr0p Ia the
GINS 7EEEfEENa BUSINESS.
under The drm of SP8AGUE & LATHROP, by whom
tbe business viii be couunued hereafter, upon uluCl
more extensive scale. Mr. lathrap has last returned
.m Chicago, with general assortment Of p 3rtsuan's
FiAuE, of tae test quality, which viii be sold ON The
most reasonable terms. We shall keep constantly Of
hand a supply rf The Hrst quality OF
AMMUNITION, PpWDER-FLASKS, SUOT-BAGS
AND hEIT<, GAME-BAGS, CALIFORNIA
KNIVES, of various sizes, &c, sc
Almost any article wanted by the hunter furnished cheap
RIFLES
Kept constantly hand, made order and F1~r1u
.E as graf can be bought elsewhere.
o. All kinds of REPAIRING & done on zhorl
l-tIce, and warranted
Z. s. SPRAGUE.
NELSON LATHRCP
Mineral Point Feb Is. 1852, l7tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
rDE.LAk hrEEnnL ltnnKs.

FaH ~ 5 scrrs oJ Renders Town. pIIer and DC In
z ere |.tt- HsT Grammar, and iam1erf-s PeysfoIo.
ET- pHsissnai u Maine and New York by Sauburn nj
carer can ba had ot has w 4 GeGrza r. Frank, Al
Fzt-eTa- whore schools traders ind vliuas can be
supplied fU any mount. Many advanagts viii be deri.
we'd from these Feers, 0f fhr historical in
form al. % -F nfau- ard afIrtiug better under
-lEAalnE oi NHat Is read are has been taken e.
p'-H by HaEl % t1e ootton oi each page, all difficult
terms. Ei=rr-sl and classical alusiout and uroper
MINES These hn r7 are well baurd ard particularly
1 second and tHd H1ers the print Is vrg plain:
t5ta NraF1erl have had tracking find our
vpuuE scraa- 4~u their lessons easier. and are more
interested Do these head = and Spoilers taa any others
we have rvrr used.
Although Towns Readers end Spoilers cost rs more
1.a1 others would have cost viii Furnish them very
nearly a. che c1ususu price ~ other school books.
CHAs. ". & GEO K. FRANK.
P'a'tevf.c, February SIN, l-52 vs. IS 3mstf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

EETl Q 3 \ u Y ii \ @.
y TEVFE T. subscriber won respect 9f.g zu-clrc7
- tina. ~ has purchased tna stock anal M-te
e - mails az the shop lately occupied 81 gf-sHr e
Cake fn LHe rear 81 the frlEsil HaH-a a here
he l. r.s-ret .r wal. rra an who rss favor Hin viii
cal From hiss ..Nr nee 81 the business be = con
id-ut OF giving zal-s5zcttsn- -
Mineral Point, May a5, 1872. 50 sn
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

The new and splendid passenger
LH=ss=.s=sf Steamer tGoLDES FRA" Hlzsw
- hEESfz, Commando, has commenced
5%z=az=z-@=sl her regular weekly trips between Ga
lem end ~ Louis leaving Galeaa every Monday eve
ing a O'Clock, and 81 Louis Friday evening 81 o'clock
The Golden Era has been Hed up with every regard 10
The safety and comfort Of her passengers and her state
Rooms aUd saloons furnished with ragaUca and pro-
v5taa with every Improvement. For Freight or Fzsse
apply board or 10
JAMES CARTER & co. Agents.
Ga1ena. April 6, 1852 rn24fs*
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
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Flour! Flour !!

z HAVE made arrangements b. l51h 4 ez-rct 30 b.
constantly supplied with superior article II Flour
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26

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