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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21
Esr:tisi. Colonial g2sale.

Political relations brtw,er Great Britain and
her Col,,jrs have unAcrrorc c, !al.. considerable
changes. The Colonies are now entrusted with
Iar.t,.r bowers t!.a.. h.tor, of self . gNcrnmcmt-
The affairs Of each Colony arc administered hy
their local Legislatures. 70 these bodies all Ca
Linet officers are responsible, and removable by
them. The imperial Government has retained
simrlv negative on their acts which is rarely
interposcd. The Colonies impose their own tax
es and provide their own budget. AS they are
unroprcscntcG in the British Parliament tie moth
er country has come nearly to recognise the pr!n
ciples for which We took up arms. The Colonies
are no longer the channels OF oi!ic!a! patronage
on large scale. The numerous appointments
which mnistcrcd to the wants Of the youngcr
SONS of the nobility are now distributed among
tne native population, OF those wao have acquired
Colonial Influence AID popularity. Anew Oh! : o.:
the higher officers !cc~;ve thyir arpointnr."t
from the British c,""n. That these changes are
fraught with hazards to the authority ot the pa
rent country cannot admit of denial. With the
extension Of power in the Colonial Legislatures,
and the dependenc, CT nearly all who hold Off
cial trusts on them, instead Of the home Govern.
ment, as heretofore, the maintenance of political
soyernipnty is ,ncompatible.
Those remarks have been suppested in mott
c;no tho oreat relaxation which has taken place
IN iba colonial dominion Of Euyland in various
narts Of the world, which increases in proportion
r. distance Il is not simply that Canada with
bor nthor Norlh Amer;c,n nro,inccs nrn held NV
,hroaJ wIich becomes wa,Irr eycrv Lnnr bnt
ss we haye seen in the Cane Of Good Hone. and
as wa sL,ll see at no distant dav in Australia in
nroportiop to the remotencss Of: the settlements
and tboir non-insrlar character will be the diff
cnltv Of boldipr sovereignty over them. Her
Ind;,u col,,;o, farm narL,ns m eycpnt;on +, This
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORTANT TO DYsPEprlcs.

IMPORTANT TO DYsPEPTlCs. 9ig..ss
DEsJ. S. HoUGHToN's PEPSIN, THETRuEDrGEs;
TIVE FLUID or GASTRIC JUICE preparation RENNBT,S
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, afterdirec
tions of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist, by J. s. HOUGHTON. N: ID, Philadelphia.
This is truly wonderful remedy for 1NDIGESTION,l
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS;
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
lures own method by Natures own Agent, the GAS
TRIO JUICE. Pamphlets, containing Scientific eyis
dence Of its value, furnished by agents gratis See nos
tice among the medical advertisements Ss, Ss,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21
Our Merchants.

We are happy 10 state that our Merchants have COM
petcd their arrangements for the transportation OF their
goods to this place. and shortly our market will be sup
piled with very extensive stocks We therefore invite
our country friends TO come-we are certain they Will
find it to their advantage for Camden will not be out
done either in paying high prices for produce or in
selling goods cheap.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

THE FARMER NOT PROPERLY Esr1MATED.--Thc
following which we clip from an exchange, EN-
bodies truth and good sense. If the aspiration
of Farmers were half so strong to elevate their
sops as Farmers, as it is to make merchants aud
professional men, and percllancc loatcrS, We
should soon be taught to look to the agrlcultur'
al class for the best bred, as well as the best fed,
men in America :--"lt is a lamentable fact that
the farmer does not occupy the elevated position
in society that his occupation Justly entities him
tc. He is looked upon quite below the lawyer
nhvsician, divine, artist, merchant or merchants
e ee1erk To be a farmer, is'to be nobody, mere
cIod hopper, digger of bogs and ditches aud
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

The Boston Courier says that Mr.. WebstersS
health is improving. The refreshing brse1es Of Of
the ocean have already had salutary effect upon:
him, and his catarrh is subsidinga He finds
time to superintend the affairs Of his great farm
to fish little, shoot some besides attending to-
the business Of the State Department, which be-
longs to his duties. A few, weeks in Marsl,tield
will, no doubt, restore him to perfect health aud
strength. s5s a.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

s5"We are requested to call attention 10 the aGveF-
tscmcnt Of Mr. JOHN P. BAUM, who proposes to pnr-
chase many articles sometimes thrown aside as worth
less. Tie old adagc that u penny saved is penny
made, is worthy Of a thought here.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

Tur POWER OF 1llE PREsS-Mr. Robert G..
Winthrop, of Boston, recently delivered an ad-
dress before the AIumii Of Amherst College
His theme was Public Opinion" In his remarks
he alludes to the lo~er Of the press in the follow
ng cogent terms. The speaker draws two por-
traits-onc of which is astriking likeness of hun
drcds of the lartnzan organs of the day. 1t is
useless to 90 into particulars. Every reader
can easily draw his own conclusions. Mr. Win
throp says:
Who can calculate the pernic;ous effect upon
the community ola single, corrupt, licentious
news :scr, coming slandcr like mint, chang
iur phases like the moon, with three hundred
and siyty-fve opinions in year," upon every sub
cct which it treats, spcing its daily and its nightly
po,ons with every variety Of obscene and sensual
stimulant controlled by 10 sense of responsible
tv, finding its easy way to the knowledge and
rcru<al Of the Young, the igncrant and the mex
pericnccl. and minstcrng and pandering to
their dis, ased tastes and d"rravcd arpctitrs!
And who can calculate, on the olher hand,
the influence which might be produc"d-nay,
let me- say, which is prrduccd-fo for have in my
mind, thank Heaven, more than one example
by such an engine in the hands of upright,
intelligent independent and conscientious men
-espousing and advocating neither ultraisnls
nor citraisms, neither wild fanaticism nor
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

bigoted conservatism. with hthe fear Of God be- 8
fore their eyes, with the love of truth in their
hearts, and by whomthe advancement of knoWls's
edge, Of morality, of virtue, Of right and of
righteousness it is not held subordinate to the
popularity of the hour, or to the stote of the
subscription list.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

Tossuth. au r." last accounts, was living in
rivsta boarding. Rouse iu ona of the back streets
of L2Dir:a H. G>r,.a eAcn'Iingly quiet, and
atlrac:s hu, iigllt ar.cn,ioH The police, howev-
er Il j. ,qr ~, .n-;gucted t." keep sharp eye
on bislnoyelHcnts. The Muncrou, French, Italian
and Hungarian cxiles, now in London, it is al
legged, look with more confidence to Mazzini, than
KVssuth, whose speeches in the United States
served but to put Kings and Princes on their
guard against every attempt at revolutions.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21
Communications

We have received several communications relating
to our District election. We can see nc good 10 arse
from an animated and perhaps angry discussion OF
tie subjects proposed and therefore respectfully de-
cline their publication.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21
Godey's Lady's Book.

October has been anticipated by Mr.. GoDEY in the
publication of his beautiful Book, which contains a
large amount of reading matter and good illustrations
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

RoMANrIc INc1DENr-In the recent: calamity
on the Hudson husband admits that he told !
his wife to let 60 her hold, orheshouldt be drown
es She generously obeyed and sank to rise el no n
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21
THE SEMI.WEEKLY JOURNAL,
TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 81. 1852.
THO. j. WARREN, Editor.
Mail Advancement.

We arc requested by Mr.. GaMEwEII, to state i"at
the Mails for Charleston, Augusta and Columbia, vi"
be closed at o'clock P NJ until the repairs OF the
Rail Road are completed.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

Liebig, the chemist, has just been appointed
Public Professor of the University of Munich
and Director Of the Chemical Laboratory. The
alary is 10000 francs.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

DIED-On Sunday morning last, WILLIAM. Il AN.
ArGus1Us. second SON of VIM. II. and E. c.,
Fisher, of this town, in the 10th year of his age.
"Tond parents let your cheeks be dry,
Let sighs and mourning cease;
Your darling boy row lives on high,
Where all joy and bliss and peace"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

free to wailow in the free soil he cultivates, pro
y:del he never seeks to elevate himself above
that position, 10 what the world calls good So
cictv.' Hence cones the desire of boys to es-
cape, not so much the drudgery of their employ
ment as from the idea that they are looked up
Oil and estimated as mere drudges.
What blindness, folly, and false PHILOSOPHY, Is
this The results of these false premises Is that
the professions are crowded to the Starvation
point: clerks not only go begging out become
Lc.gars, or worse; merchants are multiplied, aac
GOOD. Old fashioned labor is getting oNt Of ''si-
ion,
While we world give all due h""or 10 the
prol, SSionc. the tanner, who IS the producer ot
ali. both III food and raimcnt, that adds to the
comfort and suslcnance of the human family,
need not feel that he is below occupations that
gain their support from the folly, pride, misery
or wickedness of their fellow creatures"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

Free School system, in order to make it. answer
a i'otter purpose? . =
If amy judicious and feasible plan be proposed
l will cheerfully support it.
Respectfully, your fcllow-citizen,
JAMES CHESTNUT, Jr.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21

A TENNESSEE WHIGs OPINI0NS.-lhe NASH
vile Am0ican of the ! lth instant contains a
letter from DR.. McNairy, u leading Nhlg OF that
place, in which the writer says that he has never
in his life voted for but one Democrat, and that
was for Andrew Ewing, on personal grounds.
He has been a Wing always. lie was wing
when it WAS an easy matter for him to count his
associates in his county-whcn lie could mum
ber less associates there than he can now count
Wings who will not vote for Scott He was for
Clay when the Banner was for Jackson
Aud yet, he goes on to say, II riN not cote
for Scott With all my devotion to Mr.. Clay,
were he now living and in his prime, would not
vote for him, if brought forward by the men
who nominated, and supported 10y the influences
which sustain Cen Scott. The men who NOM
mated him are as corrupt as the influences which
support him are dangerous to the South and the
Union"
'sAnd I mHl cote for Pierce. know him as
asound National - Conservative man. He be-
longs not 20 the rarty with which have all my
life been associated. But have closely scan-
ned his public lie, and admire it. have
read his public speeches and his public letters,
with an admiration which cennot resist of the
IoftIy patriotism by which they are distinguished
l would be as proud to be the anthor Of his let
ter to Major Lally, and Of his speech on Mir. CAL
houn's resolutions as of Washington's Farewell
Address. l owe him, for these things the graft
tuda of my vote, and I wiN pay the drJt"
81 believe he is the instrument destined to
crush that Northern tanalicisln, withdrawing
bought a portion of the Southern Wing party
with promises Of Office, and having thus sacrificed
the Patriot FiIimore-woull use the military
reputation of vain man i'll giving us "a higher
law than the Constitution"
"As certainly, then, as that | have been al
ways Whig, aud an ultra Whig'-as certainly
rs that Scott IS the >vor;te candi,}ate Of the an
ti-comprorl;>. Wigs Of the Norlh-so certainly
will vote against Scott, and for Pierce"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21
Southern School Books.

In our next we intend to publish capital article on
this subject from DEBow's Commercial Review.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-09-21
Vanilla Beans,

ERESH and fine. Also, Ess. Vanilla, Extracts of
l. Lemon; Orange Bitter Almond, Rose and PEACH;
for layorng Ice Creams, Puddngs, Custards, &C. just
leceived at SzJ. DELAYS, s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
GENERAL ELEcEro~ NorI. =.

Sher41 1E1Ce-
Mineral Puint- duly 5ah Ir51.
~ oTCE Is hcrebT given tzl e TIE ext general cleo
~ tion be held the several towns aud wards IN
state, Easay next succeeding The nTst u n1sg
"a November next being n 1eco-d day o. th-I month
she t3laT Elg Officers are - be elected 10 Es1t-
Five z ectorz af President and wee President
re0r-EeaEs1iTe Congress ftsr the second ccnsfes
s5ousl dLstra ctnprisrE lhs counties - hoeks trn
"a Eag g. Grant 34sa- D1e- SaaE, adams 0r axe
g.chznd, Lrzsfr nip2eaa7 81 Gro X - Points ia
Crosse Bad AK end &ara11E- IA T.aeH - Zen - Las+
mao, Eha-s term u s=ryIos vlE exire9n nc fourth Dc.
Stste -enator for she duespJh Senste district com
3risad ne - iowa ana HichtaL1- u place VI
Ivi Sterling hose term service VIII pLre 90 the
dfsi Mgntay q January neEs-
An AssenblyI1an Tor TIE northern assembly distfic
OF low nEgcaznulsi tae Towns Of Arena y bland
DodreslEe- EIseezay, NyOuning- Pui1szi and ely
An Assenblyman for the sou hern assembly dlslflc
Of cva county, com 1siug tt1e Towns q Mineral FONT
NiTEtu. Linden and Wail WICK
Also The following county officers.
one sheriff,
one Clerk Of the Circuit Cont.
One Cgers Of The Board cf supervisors
ore Register OF Deeds
One COUNTY Surveyor.
One District Attorney,
One County Treasurer,
one Coroner.
The question whether a set entitled q An act to
thorize the business f Ban king approved April 1911
552 shall into effect, is req ii ed 10 be submitted 4
the people the election aforesaid II accordance VIII
the prosisions OF said GcL
RICHARD VIVIAN,
SITE sheriff Iowa Co. Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
Public ,VOtSCe.

~ Ii persons are hereby notified not TO tres
~ pass. mine, or dig upon the following land.
without the written consent or permission Of the
owner East ] OF N w / Sec. s, Township s
Range East.
.ALSOs n E Of z ! Sec. 6, Township 4
Range 3 East without the written consent OF tht
vvner or JOHN MUsGBOEE, .Rzeuf.
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
ABNER NICHOLS
Mineral Point Oct, 9th. 1915
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
IHP0RTINT 10 ALL.

y ded the FIRST PtEEIEd at the FIRST STATE
FAIR or NJ CJ>S-&, held a- 5a-esvila. and ais5 az
the Great Fair Of the lUEsCGsu institute, held
in the CITY of New KCTE.
Its " AEEEEA N'gEZE3 the best and cheapest Soap
Preparation in use, for washing. Bathing Cleaning
Painted wood WORK, Painted Walls, Stone steps, iron
Rulings, sc. &c
It has received Certificates from Drs Chiffon Of New
York, and BooTu, of Philadelphia two Of the most
distinguished Chemists IL the Union that contains
ingredient injurious 10 the most delicate fabric Also,
Certificates from OF the first 10 this and other
States o. its washing properties, and its CheEpuess
over ali other soaps which they ever used.
GcS- See bin accompanying each Package.
Maaufactu-.d and sold 20 Wholesale by the subscriber
at 40 p EAST water street Milwaukee 60 whom su-
plicas1 post paid for County and Town rights, IN this
stat, mus. ge made.
u2Iv5-Iy E. ID. LADD.
~ For sale iH Mineral Point by O.. BEECH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
Estate OF JonN T HUGHES.

state " - IaCOuslH. County OF Iowa, IS.
Thomas Thomas has nled in the County Court paper
purp0ring 10 be copy Of the last viii and testament
OF John T. hughes late II Ios COUNTY deceased prsy-
ing leave TO lie the original have the proved Pro
bate and allowed and petition that he be appOin.
ted Executor the same, having been naued
b. the Notice D. hereby gwen that
daal hearing wiz be had upon said PeJ and the pa
peTs therein named at PROBATE of the County
Court holden tb- Prubatr 0fice on p day
Of October mex, when and there person may appear
and contest The lied Ihis sIn September
A d. 1882 FARLEY EATON,
3H47 County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21

CIRCUIT CURT N AND FOR IOWA COUNTY,
STATE OF - ISCJNSIN
Ia Chancery on petition for Divorce.
George SQuires-A
appearing ~ the Ictiar Of the Court hat George
SCu res. the defendant named In he i,EeCulUg petition.
Is resident Of t1ss sll-e, aud Is 90 be found
thereto ft q ugtian 81 the petitioner Ei1a 7gElrss
by her solicitor ordered that the sad d PENDANT George
Sui-es- appear ard p-ei- answer d=lr t. me Pc
herein before he "a Lss Cl DecsmE A. H.
ie2 IN Default thereof he said petition be taken Tor
Confess against he said defendant. and The matters
therein deereed accordingly l. further ordered that
q CODY OF This order be published for six weeks
cessiFey Wisconsin Tribune. weekly newspaper
published said county OF los and that the first in
se4tion De within twenty days "f this date. Given
under ny baud Cham bers his Slst day Of August,
ID. 1852. MORTIMER VI. JACKSON,
Circuit Judge
hereby certify the foregoing be true copy Of the
order b SAID Court the above esttled cause
the remains CT record dle IN my Office
Witness my and seal ONCE, his day a. July,
A. ID. lc52.
JAMES Ut TCUISJS. Clerk
Owls Circuit Court uwa 'cuuty Wisconsin.
sAx CR.rFaRu. Sol'r tr Petitioner.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
POLL EVIL Cured

FULL r. IL " RED
!. Alonzo Brown. OF Sycamore. De kaIb Co. Ill.
hereby certify that have cured two OF the worst
cases OF Poll Evil upon my horses, during the last
year, with Bristol Lluimeut. that / have ever
seen. In the hrstIHstauce I commenced Using the
Eminent before the sore had broken BY mols-en-
ing the skin with 1t, and heating it with a Eot
shovel and IN q few days after made the first ap-
pIcatIon my horse 5 head and neck were as lin
Der and well as ever. With the second case. did
not apply the Linimentfrom neglect until the sore
had broken and discharged matter for some DAYS.
when / commenced washing with CASTLE soap
and water until quite clean. and then bathing free
~ with the Eminent. Within one week from the
first application the sore had healed and has since
been as well as ever. I assure those having hors-
es afflicted in this way, that Bristol's Nerve and
Bone Liniment viii in every instance not on
ly cure Poll Evil but viii cure It efectualIy.
ALOSzo BRowN
Sycamore De Kalb co. Ill, Oct. II, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
IvsER.NcE aGENcN.

0HE undersigned having received the Agency OF the
i following ~Cmpan'es, 10 wiz
JctTerSon Life Insurance CO. Of Cincinnati Ohio,
TEE
Nelg York Central INSURANCE Company. IF Cherry
TgLel n l.,
Is prepared to take risks on Lives and P7p ty on the
favorable TERMS either On the JoIr sack Musu-
A Principle. K. D. PULFORD.
iLG Agent for 51wl Co, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21

STATE OF 1ISeGN-Is,, IOWA cor MY,
ESEATE OF 8SAFsEL BLANCHARD
v LIZAFETH BLANCHARD ard ALVIN BLAN-
~ CHARD have This day fled In the Pr0La'e Office
paper purporting 10 De the last vii and testament Of
Asahe Blanchard aie If said county deceased aad also
and approved, and hat said petitioners be spaon
Executors execute The tice Is hereby given
upon said papers ard Petitions Probate Term of the
County Court holden At the PrJbate office in Min
Point, in said county, Saturday the 18th day Of
September when and where all persons int rested
may apr and contest the Dated The 3th day
of August, A D. l-52-
3w45 PARIEY EATON. County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
Fresh ARRIVAL
OF
DREG = S'.UEDECEE'ES


,,-, -.s.,7.-.-e---- -.
p,,T,lie ts- = + recei7-faz ~ ms Old stand. al
the sign of the Red Mortar q large and fresh sup
ply Of Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Paints OILS
Dye Sruhs, Brushes, Patert Medicines. &c &c
making his Stock full and complete among which
may be found the following articles
Acids. Nitric. SuIrharic. Fps9ra salts.
> Af.r;a+i, 4 Axaiir CHAMBER IA.
IS C5rrir (. 77s--ari- Castor on
soda Carb & S1D Carb Svvss- do
Cream Ts-rer IsirgI7ss.
pearl RarIs, Carorhor
r,r;,r, Q,7,,rr
ArIor Roo- Trarac
Sage. Jalop.
Saffron. English and CaIomel
American. BIue Mass
4rrzf+o IA -,ar4r,ls
S,Irbn~ T,-;-,ls pas+a
~ No. T -
NTsgniei,
Ess.,.;,7 C1-1z fan l-;,,4-
Il SOV- assn ti9iil VI Dolailic -1eliellies d4id
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Evans Tanca+s SiIye~ar4 C1un, Ca+Ea+erS .F1aa7o,
HuIls Trusses. Shoulder Braces. Svringes. Glass
and Metallic. &c. &c. &c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21

z o U y y = Z A II D S 6
yRHE undersigned, General Land Agent, viii
~ give particular attention to obtaining WAR
RANTS from Washington 10 oldiers, who are en-
titled to them by the late ac, of Congress
He will also attend to locating warrants on lands
for those who obtain them under the above act
A long residence in, and thorough knowledge Of
Western Wisconsin VIII he believes enable him to
give good satisfaction 10 those who may call on
him.
CHARLES F. LEGATF
Land Agent aud Surveyor.
Mineral Point October 31stIS5O t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
9 8 8 3 { 3

The following letter il lra highly rs7ectabls p1ysi
clan, y DO enjoys eX' erzlF1 pr-eICEs
SAyARRs SGars co.. o., Nov l5.2
Or. IoHS .. Pax Dear sr= g Dr. tslg s9ts Extract
Of -arsap1 rIia' has bern plrelasd IS FOR ae last
three yeas, VIII good el-r- il Genera. E=lF- Liver
Complaint, gaqndice- bysaarsLs Cara11 and Nervous
DiaeAses Ia AL lslale -9Gp paints lL is 1e a- ae1
Ia the use Of this u4eicll4 the patient constantly gains
strength and ygyF- f4st rt+E ~ re-. confederation
pleasant 10 Iaa tHss -l =ale ans be used a-
pers0as the !eIes zt1TIlcls safes - E11-r
any Gre speaking from sTieuce, and
to the afflicted advise IL use.
d. J . ErPER
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
SUNDRIES
J.LxBoS & FOLEY.

Dealers az Grgrsrtes, Liquors, Hzrsua-e Creckery,
&c &c &c.
4 AVE on hand General assortment OF Snrars, Tea
8 .yG=H- &l-sss- y hiskey, Brandy, and Wine, al
SD s. large l=-uTsusut II
rs E EBF-WABE, LOOKING GLASSES, K CLOCKS.
tte best E-l which they warrant good The best,
1eEs- -a-er1l-e- Go >et Ter c hey can oEeT their
eo4Ls 4E vzrg l5g pres
All.rT --as r-rsau- uag b. found window Shs-
les -s..e covers 90 tal ans and learu our
prices E-l I-Fa fear alt hat ycH viii purchase.
.ll.E
Essle.ll a-5-- F[ay Ealz-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
EEEEalnep

Constantly on hand, Of all kinds BIZ J. Laws
At BIigeston, five miles above Muscaday; on the
Wisconsin River
Sept. eth. 1851 rts-+t.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-21
CoFeEN>G CUFFINs!!

lyEIENN! IUEEIN&!+
q ff' Is 7 u--=r-l-Ee1- in returBiB. thanks 10
a 4 The tGtla5.laEs 9i Mineral Point and yicin-
l-E ta- -1efr -5Hera5 uatTuusE- heretofore, would
-Hl.llreE a-t he has. ana viii continue 70 keep
- OIL hand. Cor lr 11E.1lt % hose residing
W lathe eHuulrE well IS 5u C aTU-zn assortment
OF READY Made CusE ms Of various sizes,
which Fii- De Sold l'E Lsle most reasonable terms
81 E= VIA zi=o make 60 orteT.flr sllcu desire H.
. any quality Of Collins needed.
His shop feF doors west ~ b. sCh's Store, and
is residence opposite the Masonic HAN
1=-aI kinds u CABINET WARE kept on
hand - a tlmHE5 made 20 order prices cores
g1.ll1E win tle scarcity Of money. Please call and
zEaElrue his stock.
EDWARD KTNNE.
n neral Point January 2s, 1852. nIiIY