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GalenA, Oct Is, I6 ,. 52sjt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
ESTATE OF WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Sta.e Of Wisconsin, Iowa County IS.

URSULA MITCHELL, widow Of William Mitchell,
late Of Iowa COu Is, deceased, has heI her petition,
praying Administrative upon said Notice here
by given 10 ali persUUs interested that Hna hearing
viii be had upOn said petition at the next Term OF the
County Court, to be holden at the Court House in
Nj neral Point, bird Monday of Nuvem next
FARLEY EATON County Judge.
October 23d. I-52.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
ESTATE uF JOHN HEcNAIR.
StEtE Of Il..coasiIl, Ea1sa Coantn, s..

HANNAH NJ. Mems IR has fled her petition praying
II Administration upon the Estate Of John cNair, late
of lows County, deceas d.
Notice is hereby given that fnal he airing viii he had
upon said petition she Term of the County Court
be holden the Court House Mineral Point the
third Moniay of November next, when and where any
person may appear aud show why the prayer OF
the petition should be granted.
FARLEY EATON, County Judge.
October 25th, 1851. 3W
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E>EEEE a. J osEraa :. -.

State OF Wisconsin, IN County Court,
Iowa Co 7nty, S Move abnr Term, 1~52.
Cyrus Woodman. al nnisrator of The Joseph
M Hlgbee, has flied ia County Court his ttion for Ii
cense tO sell the n T. quarter aid T. : +. quarter IF
section . town 7, l, n Lafayette county, the
+. n or sec /, low q, range l, and " y n ". or.
Il town range A. the county lows, or so
much thereof will DC sufficient pay the debts Of
said deceased. Notice Is hereby given that anal hear
ing will be had upon aid petition at the next term OF
She County Court, b. holden the Court Hous-, in
Mineral Point, the third Monday Of November next
Dated october 10th, l-52.
4w5a FARLEY EATON, County Judgs
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ESTATE OF JOHN TREGASKES.
State of Wisconsin, iowa County, S.

TOHN J. ROSS and JOSEPH GUNDRY, having dled
- in the C0urtheir petition, pray ing Admin strAtion
upon the estate OF Juhn Tregaskis Notice hereby
given that final hear upon said petition will be had
81 the next term OF e County Court, TO be hold at
the Court House MiHeTGl Point, the third Monday
November next W eu and where any person inIeres-
ted may appear ahd cauest the
PAbIE EAT n. County Judge
nrtobar e wi
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

BLASTING g. RIFLE WDER.
500 kegs blasting and 80 kegs rife Powdt 7
en- hand and for sale by j. MIL TON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
By the President:
Holm WI SON
JOII-N " IIoOIN,
Acting Commissioner otthe General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
AND TO LESSEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PER
MTTTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
AND TO LESSEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PER
MITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emp
ion to any OF the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated, is requir-
ed TO establish the to the satisfaction OF the
REGISTER and Receiver OF the proper land office
and make payment therefor as practicable
utter seeing this notice and before the day appoint
ed for the commencement of the public sale of the
lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim VIII be forfeited. And every person hav~
ing the right under the act entitled Gan act to
create additional Land District in the Terrific
~ of Wisconsin, and for other purposes, approx
ed Sd March, lS47 as leSSees occupants or permit
tees, TO enter 10 the extent of their leases or per-
mIts, any of the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated, and who
are entitled under the act entitled AN act to re-
duce the minimum price of the Mineral Lands in
the Lake Superior district, IN Michigan, and the
Chippewa district, in Wis nsin approved 26th
september, 1850, TO enter the land covered by
their leases, occupancy, and permits respective
ly, at the minimum price of 81 rs per acre !; or
II covering more than one full section entitled on
the of such lease or permit at the prop
land office, to purchase if he shall elect to do
So one full section at the rate of s. so per acre
is required to establish the same to the satisfac-
ton OF the Register and Receiver at Willow riv-
er, and make payment therefor as soon as pract,ca-
bic after seeing this notice and before the day ap-
pointed for the commencement of the public sale
Of the lands embracing the tract claimed, other
wise such claim viii be forfeited
(6w50) JOHN WILSON,
.4cting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
IN AFTER YEARS,


And her husband toll anxiety Of mind
necessarily deyolvng him from sickness o. the wife
without HIM the of acquiring that
peence which his eSeTons entitled and the
Of which wonId the happiness OF hIDe wife, and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
RnOTs ANrs SFIOES.

Both for Ladies and gentlemen he viii also make to
order on the shortest notice. He does only hope
give satisfaction but sels determined to give entire sat
Isfaeti0R 10 all who viii favor him with call
GEORGE PRIESTLEY.
Mineral Point, July p, 1852. 3qtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

THE iNyIaClBLE AND NEVER FAILING REM
EDY- a certein cure Tor MAN AND BEAST
W. B. FARRELLS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
Pine Apple Cheese.

q Gases PINE APPLE CHEESE, Just received and
y tar sale at G. ". C0B'S-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
ESTATE OF JAMES SILLEK.

State Of Wisconsin,,
lows County,
Ann sitter, widow OF James Siller late of Iowa County,
deceased, has died in the County Court paper pu-por-
ding be the last will and testament of the said James
Siler, asking probate OF the Notice hereby
given that proof viii be taken snd final hearing be
had upon the me Of County Cuur.
be holden the Court House Mineral Point
ghrd Monday Of November next Dated October 10th,
l~52. FARLEY EATON.
3R County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

DUBEEC NOTICE is hereby gwen that all per
n sons are forbiddca to trespsss, mine dig upon
any Of the following named lands, without my permis-
sion.
East half and east halls Of the north west quarter Of sec
zion Thirty Five, Township six Range Three east wing
east of Dodgeyille, in lhIs county.
And furthermore, forbid any and ali persons from
buying removing say lead other ores from said
lands without my written permission
JAMES A. PLAT.
Mineral Point, July SFth, 1889. Iva per
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
Removal.

% Canisters = lbs. each Imperial
Gaa powder sud Black FeAs-choice
Is L Chests imDerisl Tess
a do Young Hyson.
p do GuRpowder,
Il Il lbs. Cstsys Imp. & Y. Il. Teas
i Do. do do do do.
Al Fresh srd Fine. fusE reed at
GEO. ". COBB's.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

A<op FI>H.=s drums nne large Fish. JUS rec q
q and fer sale al CObbe.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
THE FIRST ARRIVAL Of NEW GOODS

Can be fouad on Commerce street, at the Store of
a. G. DAVIS,
where he is receiving large and desirable Stock of
Goods, selected with time and care, from both
the Boston and New York markets. and
bought at such prices d will
enable him to compete
with any house
In Mineral Point, or in the State of Wisconsin
He has his assortment great ETY. OF Dress Goods,
such
D'Iains, Nohairs, Black Silks, Brocades,
LyoDais. AlpAeas &C
Turkey Red, solid cord Furniture
And new style Dress Prints,
French and American Uil'd CbintLes
OF various styles for Curtains,
Curtain auslIns, plain and embroidered,
Damssks, Morcens- Velvets,
Corded SkTting, Cap Lace,
Sup. high col d Bay state flames,
Bay State and embroidered Sbavls,
Camh JackonetI and swiss Musns
Worked collars and cuffs. Chemi zettes,
China Vests, few sty lie Ribbons,
Gloves, Nett Mitts Blk and Gray L. w. Hose.
Cotton Hose, Edgngs,
Silk Braids SILK shoe Iaces
Dress Buttons, Velvet and other trimmings,
Mufs, VlctoTines- W oolen Yarn of diff t shades,
Wind W shades, Table Covers,
Blesched and brown COttOns OF all widths
And qualities. cheap
Oil Cloths, Blankets.
Sup 81 < Cloths aud DOeskIn,
Fancy CassimeTes, Jeans,
SAT- Nets, sc
All kinds Of wooIeus for Children such as
Hoods, Caps, Fancy Coats, Comforts,
Opera ties Plaid hOse, Mitts aAd Cuffs.
few beautiful BOnnetts
Al q low Price
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Embracing Ladies, Oh ildrens and Gentlemens Boots
Shoes Slippers Caters and thing desirable in the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

BY becoming possessed of the Knowledge, the
Of which has caused the sickness and of thousands
ln Ylew OF such consequence VIE mother
sable she neglect 70 avail herself Of that know ledge
herself which would her much suffering be
the f happiness and prosperity her husband and
confer her dTen that blessing above all prcoheshy
bodies with healthy snds That knowledge contained n
4 NYnrk ed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
CraWIed out at last /!

- YEyEt8 subscribe has, FIR several years been
AL q il wtre, under ground, but has now
KA4 pened a olsop High street, opposite the
a. Land Of5ce, where he will keep on hand ali
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04

COD LIKER OH.
81 DpZ Bacon 81 'yd@is pure aedicated OH. i-.t
~ ny ~ ftfit-
EyLoIn so BBls, superans and EEtf4 Famiy
70 Flour, for sale at Q. w tcbB'S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
WHY Is TT

That behold many females the meridian Of life
broken health aud with complication diseases
and ailments depuyng them OF the for the enjoyment
OF lie al waen physical health buoyancy spirits
and happy serenity OF mind, condition health
should be predominant
Many the Of sueFings hrsspeFhaps
before perhaps dnTlhg grlhood The first years sge
were N then origin SO light unnoteed and of course
neglected.
IN AFTER YEARS,
When late be benefited BY knowledge look
back and mourn and the full consequences of
ignorance.
What 9oRld often give possess early life tha
knowledge obtain after years And Whist days and
nights Of anguish might have been spared If tho
knowledge Was timely possessed. Ii is
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the sickness and uerng endured wife
Tor many simple and controsele easily
TeEaedIed-OT better Stlli.-not incurred, ifeveTy
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the information little volume with
Ia the reach Of alb which would spare herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
And her husband the toll and anxiety Of mind
necessarily deyoving him from sickness o. the
ypfa that
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-11-04
READYMADE CLOTHING,

READYMADE CLOTHING,
Including heavy .Evsrcoats and Sacks, new style
sack FrocK, and Business CUaIs,
Csssmer, and SaEineI Part. great variety Of Vests,
Linen, Print and Flannel Snins,
l.. W. and cotton Under Shirts and Drawers,
Buck Gloves snd Mitts,
Cashmere lined Berlin do. Suspenders Socks &c
SOFT Haas AND CAPS,
For men and boys of every description, including
heavy Plush Caps Embroidered Cloth, Navy, Elastic
top and Irving do and also few Silk Hats, al New
York prices Aud of
GROCERIES
Our stock win clmpiege- We some ExtrE Blk
Young Tyson TEAS for those Tho like very ane
aaiyored cup and botn choice and priced Guhpow
and Imperial Teas Bakers Cocoa Corn starch,
east Eders upper layer RasHs bunch do CurrsnIs,
spices, sugars &C, &C. ins assortment of
CR0CkHEs az GLASS ARE.
BARD-WARe, IkOS, SFEEt- sHovEIS
AND SPADES, GRIN Scoops, AXES,
TRACE AND - Lf Err CHAINS,
EGs wAtEE,
Clothes and Marsst Baskets, Window Glass
Tubs. Painted Pals Paint brushes, sc, &c.
All of which mentioned merely as an introduction
10 what we have hard.
As have not replenisBed Store for year, our
Goods nesriy ali Se15, and confident that
can offer them al least great ina buy,
be prese b. sny her house in Mineral Point
EEfo's w. EREGO-
Agent for A Z. DAVIS.
Mineral Point September IA, i752 4
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


TUE CONGRESS- PIRATE D.-CAuroN TO ssoE
Deserslestning that soma prin 'ped persons are
therns Elstto Gore TO manufacufer 81 my Patsn Con
sress boots AIDE BY bratag weaving ladia Rubber 10
suoh AS TO cause sh contraction or expansion OF
the fabric with che spring th aoce e given that mode
Of covering and combining brous materials with cords OF
India Rubber used in making Congrss Boots 10 direct
and positive violation OF patent ana whoever
fhoturee sells he Congress Boots thus will %
outed for damages ALI ~ho are authorized by
required 70 stamp each pair with the words Days Pa
tent all othera and dealers warned
seanst ne they choose 20 be concerned in
rrataH this patent Knowing that the oonbn Al
emptns through their Instruments % mslead unsuspec
ing shoe dealers and manufacturers Ihave for their inor
nation caused the opinion OF two Of tho mos. distinguishes
Patent Lawyers in the United ssa.es DO takenherewith
r-bshed shall hold every dealer responsible where she
r.nuf.eturer 10 irresponsible. HORACE H. DAY, ownor
Of all tho Patents neoted with Congress Boots N b.
Licenses grsned a. rs Courland street. New Yorx sud BY
authorized agents througbout the United Saos xoep,
Aasegehuss Asse aud Now Hampshire oTnedb BY Chatlea
winslow. Of Lynn Aags.
LgeAI oPfroNsI have examined ho letters Patent is
sued 10 Dupont Hyatt, bearing date he 2t1 OCTOBER 1870
Of opinion thai the Of elastic gorog. nsd9 ~
Weaving fbr0uB materials which expand aud conraee, 10
combination with India Rubber SPRING. applied in the
nauuseture OF Cater boots nfDgemens upon ths Ps-
tent New York, April y, 1851. u. u. CUTTING.
BosroS June g. IsSi.fhSyc made similar examination
q hs letsre Pstsnt above roezed 10 and Mr.
CRAHns's ounion. RUFUS OHoATE.
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SALES az AUCTlUn.

GREAT BALE OF STORE LoTs-FIRsTA ANNUAL SALE
New l g. soS p
o.
sw Rd ., % If
No New orlesns and in conformity with sps.Is
e. their IL Of paid laid al
Sefors Il csnas ESQ. F. dsssd june 'sI''
Levse Fulton, Common and Canal each lo having
Nine Lots Of Ground, in the square bounded by
rsw and g:v ss
r1;Sn and Front Lsv;s streets
sixteen Ground bounded BY New Lsyse Fulton
Az so,hsE Fai.on ls ~ Hs and
tsEas.' siI
T'n and IA ,,ys,s ire
ton Lot No forms the
Of tasyss Futon and New Lsvse streets; Lot:
New 49, L. ID ~ 49, mont on fulton ana
iasirsys Gsssy!
eS T. and and S ras ssss en- Fsssn IL.
Of Ground the square bounded BY New Loyee
70 Lss No forms the CORNER q airoa rutSn
!, s. and D. front Fulton and New Ievoc Streets
Dame julia Fulton New streeta numberng
too inciueye. Lot No forms the of Notre Dame,
Fulton and Rev levee streets Lot No orms
OF Julia Fulton and New Leveo streets. Lots g. g. T.
and {. 'front.' on Fulton and New Levoe streets.
g. Twenty three Lota Of Ground In the bounded ~
Jus St. Joseph New Levee and Fulton streets numbering
from to 70, incluave. Lot No l forms the OF
Julia Fulton. ar New Levee otees Lot No % forms tho
ST. Joseph Fulton and New Lovee stects Lo.s
en- Fulton and Now Levee streets.
g. Five Lots Of Ground, the bounded by st. Jo
seTh Nsrkc New Levee snd Fulton streets numbering
70 Ecusive. Lot No. forms tho Of st. J1
seph Fulton and New Levee streets Lot No forms The
of 8arket Fulton and New Levee streets. Lots
and 4, front on Fulton and Now Levco streets.
TO- Five Lots Of Ground In tho boun by Market
Deotd Fulton, and eveo etrcets numbering from 20
b. inclusive Lot No forms this ct Fulton Now Lee
and MARKET atreats lot No forms the Of D.
lord Fulton, and New Levee streets. lots ard front
H. One Iset bounded by Dcori. Fulton New Levce and
street not named, having four fronts
The above described property from its locality s superior
estate In the United state, The whole said
bsildng lots h,vo two fronts opening vide st sni
well adapted Tor tee heavy Western business wholesale
stores.
Lithogrrrh pIens will be ready for ssue on August
and can 70 forwarded with margns notes. to any
curing them,
viii not be sold in front Of property that repro
sented b. parties TO the compromise in $780, shall
tigned tho act of sldcr which Vi sale
made, prior 70 the day Of said sale.
Terms tseOnc-fth CASH balance IN equal instamonta
divided nto coupons If reqnred Of Two, three and
four credit with cent f,on
date 10 maturity and If net then paid cent
until ne payment sscrred oy mortgsge on tha
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Chspeiis. 3 BesIvsss dss NalIsas aaa - BRIGHTEN.
oARPHf' s:.AlsNsfnrAcruR.Rs.
cuoc Isl s;s. AsD RI 4YI y wSR;nous.
Mason. BY appointment 70 several courts 10 hue ksh>
COURT DREsaMAKER AND NILLINlK
Als..ndrine Nile b. aPD0insnsasW foreign ssurss'
IRON Fl a asD ts sfs n @ IS
Dupont A., No. Ito Rue Neuvs 81 Ausussin. and
xessX saANdESs. STIfioN nrRcuAsrs AND
Toasesu1 q Son. 70 rAais National. and xoorrsss
SILK as AND
Thorel, hason st. Augustine. 10 Rus Nouve b. AuEus
TAIL Sfs; AND pKApsRs.
China d Ssp Sass RST,ss a. san
s. N - M 90 ..s'.
TEA 1 lMP EsEsps street, Tendon.
Pierre e; Retail Is Rue vivienne; Wholesale Rue DO IL
''''s'''' Lyons LIST
Hotel sy.s Ensli'hman-f0r para-
BRUSSELS List.
Madame pu Bray Impresse du parc facing Rue do
no, Ca Il i S.K spRsri0f accommodation.
Quesnel Fills, coach maker 10 His Majesty Rue do
y1nes ERs q their Royal
the Due dc Brasans and ceuns do Flanders LILY kue %
HOte acrunivers Tongue Rue Neuye. she sheatre
and Bouieysrds Tale dhoto At ~. Angish 'poksn
Vandersmisesn Aine, 7 Place DO Ia Chancellerie.
Washer Victor % t2) Rue R0ysio opposite ho Place d.
aEsr 2HfTpssEsis
TO BE pUBLIsHEp IMMEDIATELY,
s h during ss rs%on
s % s n Ct IL
he Queen The mement chosen IN The picture being wnen
a nj eoorsd sis n BMThs original has Iesn sI
his Royal Hishnsss Prince Albert EARLY orders are
Snetcd 20 good impxssaens London; AckernsnI
Co., publishers 10 her Majesty 96 Strand. Me-
JUST PUBLISHED,
1he Unised states frigate st. Lawrence Saiun9 on
Comes Dedicated BY special permission TO CspA sands
Plain. 70. I'd ooorca, lOs Sd. London AcksrnAnn Co.
THE LONDON GUIDE PoCK EFT HANDKERCHIEF
trionds vStero Perhap
noyanccs 70 either the OF business pleasure 20 ind
embarrassing and prcfless occupation Of showing bevy
OF country cousins continental acquaintance ever Lon
on WHAT'S to be done Presons than with
shse korohefs and they may and their way yGur
Invested of the tributary streets rendering what has
hitherto bsen to the stranseE great SitOay matter Of
housomen of psde the designers abe map and
its general and printing silk another
ASSURANCE the great rescuroesof this immense eetabsh-
HOTEL DE .L'UNIvERs. LYoNs.-Mcssr.. Glover b
,ss n mo sys h to
gantly furnished, and fitted with
comfort The bedrooms adapted
for miles single gentlemen The cuisine and wines
oreoherche character the attendance we'll directed and
the charges moderate Travellers earnestly requested
not 10 attend to tho Interested statements of tontes and
psrters. who eek induce them to 20 elsewhere by
the false Of the hotel being distant fall
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M EDTCAL.
yv1Bs xARRIEp wonANs PRIyATENsDIoAL CON

yuVBE MARRIED WOhANS PRIVATE CON-
psnion.-Dy DR.. A. n hauriocac Professor Of DISEASED
Of Womon-Twentic.h edition. lSrlo, ~. &0-Prios 81.
Years suerng Of phyaiosi and msnsl anguish many
sand might have boon spared BY ciy possession Of th
work II 10 Intended especially Tor abe married, those
aontenpls ng marriage 10 Gsooscs important seorstss
which should be known 70 them particularly.
TO those whose hoalth does poS Of Increase o.
family. 10 10 Of special I'm poftanoe.
Here, also, every fomse,he VITA Vie nother-the one
either budding into womsnhood a chor In the decline
In whom nature important change,
discover tho synpsom ans the most eioient
remedies and meet oessn mode o. orrs r sve1 complaint
tewhich her COX 10 subjeos.
ixxtract q letter from Esnsisaaa II Dayton ohlsl
NY DEAR Ny vito hss ps,cspsihly hnlng fog
some reo I. cfher great Angular
mepG evoyy successive and rera debiiitAtna
and prostrAtng her, putting her lie In imminent GER
and which the lsst 0,oason dospaired OF.
poeed this sssc Of things was inevitable snd resigned
nonhs) hoard your book highly spoken containing
some matters reaching on les receipt snd poruss
cannot expyess yen tao ree' u aford5d distressed
mind And the 10y lbs Issoc impaired wife, learn.
Ing that the gYest discovery OF NJ D. Dssoueaux provided
remedy. IL spened Prospect which t,is con.
hsve passed my head In all hunsn probability ws
wouid have bssn In her Sfva sas NV children ts mother
less.
OF oonrss niprsscssis convey more fully she 70.
intended Ter tho married OK those cnts htHS marriage,
For ssie - "a ana a. wa publishing ees, Ia
Liberty 6Eees, New Sers I.il. Co., Albany; aGsopl
Tsoker Noble Alabama y u Pess.oE. chessaVs st:ee
on She reeer. Of 81. COPY Will he -tasr,sea Up mall,
FREQ fpossgo 70 sRy part of s Unibee STATES Aostsrr
BE addressed port raid De- A. ~. AsrriessE leY
liza. EsY York oi.y. ONCE I7s Liberty ssrsos
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nEDIOAI..

n Ensn ErWAHD.-yERrHIES AFTIDcTH, A sFn-
BCUC pifo rrixter0 COR tho ours prysse disorders
akts apeedy cure vithouA she ressrson Of dsh
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PLACES NArrvTry.-Unised Stated. 27o; ireland. 3d.
England, 10; Scotland q Germany 70; Prussis Brtsh
in orth America 81 Norway, /; Unknown, Z.
Fron-Hospitai. Bellevue II; Pententiary, Blackwsls
Island Lunatic Asylum do. Randalie leland, City
Rorpitei. 8; City Prison, I; Coloree Persons 10.
lrteTmsnts returned from Ward 3 Ielnn1 A.
A.W. WHITE. Cisy Inspector.