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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-30
vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
DIEDMONT WORXS-A. ELLISON jr Pro
l. prtetor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory,
NIL and Machine Work.
Iron Turniup and FiftHp,

NIL and Machine WORK,
Iron Turning and Fitting,
Biacksmahing Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up grcnt expense
with power, and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron form the most complete esab-
lshment Of the Kind in the Southern States. snd can
better work and cheaper than be
enc in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed AM
glazed if re9ured) Mouldings Flooring dressed aue
Tongue and groovcd, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding. Pangs, and a variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars. Der
rick Gearing Wheebarrows Picks and Bars, and other
Tools required upon Public Works
Constantly hand and for sale, reasonable terms
all varieties OF Flooring and other Lumber worked or
nnworked. Saving and Planning done t. order Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent.
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r LIVINGSTON PLOUGMCAsTIN0s

- The subscriber has hand large lot Of the
celebrated Livingston" Plough Castings, and will
continue receive additions his stock from the foun
dry that there will be difficulty in getting any
of tho pieces belonging 20 them.
JAMES b. RENWICK,
Feb 12-d1cts on the Basin.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-As A COM
~ missioner appointed by decree Of the Oorporn.
lion CONT of Lynolbg, in the of gobn j. Phaup
and Ann his wife, PLAINTIFF, against VIM Phsp and
others Defendants, bearing da,e the Bird Of August.
1852 shall offer for sale, the tes mud p1uees, ind
the bereinaer mentioned, the following pro-
pery of VIM Phaup, decd, in snid decree mentioned,
viz The renl property belonging snid estate, I'm the
of Lynohbuvg consisting OF lot NO. 3u, ind u
lot of ground the Powder Mngsxine,-a trnct Of
Land in the county OF Buckingham Dnd eown of Cur,ls-
vile, continuing 80 acresy Bessy woh the i'm
thereon, consisting of Mill, the right
und title Of said being she six port shere
Of Also several lots pavcels Of gposod in hr town
of Farmve, with the improvements thereon consisting
in part Of One fine Brick Main street. Aso
three lots in the amid
The property in Lynchburg. will be sold on rhe prem
ises, Friday, the Bird September next,-that in
buckingham, the premises, Saturday the 1Ith of
the month, md TINT in Fanye, the premises,
Monday the 18th Of September
TERMS-The shove property will be sold n
credit Of sin and ,weve month"; she parchaser pur
chasers giv ng negotiable noses satisfactorily endorsed
The title be retained further security ninth the Pur
chase money is paid.
u. BENNINGTON, Sgt G. Of l.. g. Com.
Aug I6-iw2 ids
E-R' Fnrmville journal copy tds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-30

YNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS,
IL ADJoiNiNGTHE POST OFFICE, LYncHBuRo.
vA.,-J D. GhDDESS s. BRO, Proprieters, for
Northern prices, Egyptian and laliSn Marble Man
ties, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
md foot Stones Garden Vases Counter Table Bureau
and Washstand tops, made eny siso the shortest
notice. Also, door and window sills.
Any order, from country entrusted TO u.s. will
be ify executed with neatness and dispatch NJ
Aug I3--dts J. Il. EADDESS'& BRO.
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- Frs, &c.
The American Farm Boob, by n. 4. KI1en.
American Poultry Yard, by ID. j. Browne,
Tho Diseases of Domestic Animslsy X. l.. Allen.
American Bee Keepers Manunl, by T. n. Miner,
Family Kitchen Gardener, by Robert Busi,
Elements OF Agricultural Chemistry and Geology,
Youatt the Horse. edited by w. @. Spooner,
Youatt Sheep,
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry, new edition,
Stephens Book Of the fnrm-really VI tine bost
books for n Farmer to possess.
Southern Agriculture, comprising Essays tho cul.
aviation of Corn, Hemp, Tobacco, Wheat &C.,
The American Muck Book, by }. d. Browne,
Chemistry made easy for the use Of Farmers, by }.
Topharn M A (Pnper-)
Eerpents of Agriculture, by D.. Benrz. (Paper.)
POETS of the Farm with instructions for their extir
pation, by II. ID. chardson--bound in paper,
Jpst received and for sale (cheap) by
o. MORSE, Comm N. MerrhE,
iy Gets Opposite Warwick House Main St.
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AUCTION SALES.
rUTURE DAYS.
GAZE Or VALUABLE PROPERTY.

- y L.
- la cvnGrity with tho will of Robert Mitchell decd
shell the slh day Of September, f fr, II not,
Ihe nest fair day sell, public nuc,ion the pr.m
rcs tina, establishment Of which Robert Mitchell died
rossrssed, known % the "BRTCk HOUSE" Sud
property situated in the county of Nelson hc stnge
road aboat miles from Nelson courthouse, and eght.
from the Jun,es hiver ind kanawha Canal Thc buiL
inrs consis, Of commodious BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, a good Store House, necessary onthouscs,
&c. There Is FINE we'll Of wuter rhe place, md al
iacbcd the promises 37A of LAND. wth suff-
cieni wood 20 kcer up the plaee Those desiring to
purchase nj g requested to view tins establishment
Terms liberal and rsads known on day Of snIe.
JAMES ". PHELPS, }Ex'urs of X.
A. L. FOCUS. Mitchell dec.
On, ,-Js
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circisrAIi, April 18th, ls

CBrcIssATI, April 10Th 1852.
NEBE Subscrbers have associated themselves foy the
l. purpose of conducting in this City TObncco
Rnd General Com III Essi0n Business,
under the Firm of KEssETT & DUDLEY. and respectful
solicit your patronage Our Business will Do excu-
sivelya Commscn Bnsisess; and experience Of
years by senior partner m active Meycsntile life In
this City and determination the part fboth, pro-
the interest Of our friends WILL hope, TO
y. b.ra support. We prepared TO make the usual
Advance consignments in hand. and to purchase
Produce &c on the customary terms. We will occupy
the Large ana Commodious Warehouse. No. II Public
Landing. JNO. KENNETH,
may 27--6m JNO. w. DUDLEY.
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COUNTRY j Il A N So, 900 yds country
jeans end SOC do do country Linscy, for sale By
-.g Cts JOE II WILSON
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LSURNlTUkE REPAIRED a POL
Il ISHED.-C. W. SIMPSON, begs to inform tho
inhabitants Of the city Of Lynchburg and the Surround
ing negborhood TINT he has commenced the business
of REPAIRING and BEAUTIFYING all kinds Of
Cabinet urn,ore, superior style, with moderate
charges promptnes' and puneaality. He trust: thu.
be done at private residences when preferred.
His shop is Mt the upper end of Main street. opposite
the Planters Warehouse.
N. B.-All ask for is, give me one trial.
Aug 20--dAc 3m
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"HEAT.-The undersigned IL operating
w his MILLS, and is in market for Wheat. He
also keeps hand for snle Corn Corn meal and Ofa
Also Lump and Ground Plaster.
Aug 23-dts II. y. LANGH0RNE.
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4 YNCHBURG FOUNDRY -THE bus.
IL heretofore conducted under the firm I. ii
u q. s. DlUGUID, will continue in future ui, ,hc
style of
DUG UTD g. BROTHER,
and they take this opportunity to return the thanks
the public for the very liberal patronage tho firm
J. r. 81 e. s. Diuguid. and beg con innn's al Tie
same.
We have on hand lot of ToBAcco SGnkws AsD PAS
sEsa Tobacco Fnsheriust gotenuI,P gh.snd Points
OF all descriptions Mill Gearing wrought aud cast,
Thrcshing Machines, &c 81, 81.
j. +. DlUGUID,
Jan SITS e. \. DluGUID.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
Anatomy and Physiology.

The Lectures Of Mrs HELEN c. MARKHAM to
a large class of Ladies in this village, upon the
important Science of Anatomy and Physiology,
understand have been highly interesting At
the earnest solicitation of her Glass, Mrs. NJ has
consented TO deliver another course of Lectures
in this place, to commence on Monday next
We hope the ladies OF this place Will not fail TO
extend to Mrs. Markham that liberal patronage
which the importance of the subject the mastery
manner in which it is handled by the Lecturer,
and their own interest demands.
At the conclsion of the Lecture on Monday lsst
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the class:
Whereas, Mrs HELEN C. MARKHAM, recently
from the State of Ohio has Just completed a course
OF Lectures upon the " Science of Anatomy and
Physiology, to a large class of ladies in this vii
age, in which she has exhibited great ability and
impaired to much valuable information upon
an important subject,
Therefore, Resolved That we most cheerfully
recommend her 10 the favorable consideration OF
all those ladies who may be so fortunate as TO
have an opportunity of listening TO her very in
teresting Lectures, as a Lady OF elevated moral
worth and high intellectual capacity, every way
qualified to make the subject upon which she dis
courses peculiarly interesting and profitable.
Resolved, That we tender her our most grateful
thanks for the fine entertainment she has given us
that the pleasing estimation in which we hold her
labors and the kind regards we entertain towards
her as lady commend her 20 our warmest re-
spect and friendship.
Resolved, hat these proceedings be published
in the Wisconsin Tribune and that Mrs, Markham
be presented with copy of the same.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
sherf's Once,

:
Mineral Point, July 5th 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given that at tie text General cleo
ton 20 be held in the several towns and wards in
this state Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday
IN November next being the second dav Of that ropf6
the following officers arc to be elected, to wit:
Five ectors Of President and Vice President
sIona District comprising the counties Of Rock Green
La Fayete, Grant iowa, Dane. Sauk. Adams Forage
bchiand, Crawford, Chippewa st. Crolx Ia Poiute La
Crosse Bad Ak and Marathon in place of Ben c. Fast
Of March next.
state senator for the fifteenth Senate district COM
psed OF the uutes OF Iowa and Rchlaud, place Of
Lew STERLING, whose term Of service will expire on he
Hrst Monday Of January next.
An Assem- iYTnan for the northern assembly district
o. Iowa count comprising the Towns rena
Dodgeviile, Rldgeway, Wyoming, Pulaski and CIyde
An Assembyman Tor the southern asseE, lIv district
OF Iowa county, comprising the Towns Of Mineral POINT
Niflin, Linden and Waldwick
Also the following county officers:
sheriff,
One Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
One Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors
One Register OF Deeds,
One County Surveyor,
One District Attorney,
one County Treasurer,
One Coroner.
lhe gHetlon whether act entitled An act 20 an
n1Ize The business Of Banking approved April fqtb
17I' sha 20 into effect is required - be submitted To-
~ pepe Al me election Aforesaid in accordance with
the provisions Of said act.
RICHARD S. VIVIAN,
''11 Sheriff Iowa Co. Wis,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
Last Moments Of Henry Clay.

Philadelphia, June 20.
The attendant upon Mr. Clay, yesterday
afternoon, saw that change had taken
place indicating a breaking up of his sys-
TEN; at night he was called but his mind
wandered. and in a low and distinct voice,
he named his wife, son and other relatives
in a disconnected manner The Rev DR.
Butler offered his services to watch during
the night, but it was deemed unnecessary.
On his last interview with DR. Butler, the
dying man, expressed entire penitence, re
siguation and confidence in his Redeemer.
This morning he continued perfectly
tranquil, though exceedingly feeble, and
manifested a disposition to slumber
About half past 10 o'clock, he asked for
some cool water, which he was in the ha-
bit Of taking through a silver tube. On
removing the tube from his mouth. he
seemed to have more difficulty in swallow
ing than previously He turned to his
son and said "dont leave me- Soon af-
ter, he motioned to have his shirt collar
opened, and thenadded, II am going soon, :"
and serenely breathed his last The ex-
act time of his death was seventeen min
utes past eleven.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
A Man for the West.

We have long ago given the record
showing how Franklin Pierce. the "demo.
cratic candidate for President,a all through
his Congressional life, was consistent in
his bitter opposition to internal improve
ments, even opposing and voting against
bills which Genl jackson signed Here
is another note from the record
On the 28th Of February 1889, in the
U. S. Senate, Mr. Ruggles, Of Maine.
moved the following And be it further
enacted, that the sum Of two hundred
thousand dollars, out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise Appropriated be
and the same is hereby appropriated. to
detray the expenses of erecting military
works at the head waters Of the Penobscott
river, also on the head waters of the Ken
nebeck, also on the head waters of St.
Croix river, also at Eastport, and at Ban
gor,and on the Penobscott. opposite Bucks
portal IN the State of Maine."-
Mr.. Pierce U0ted AYE
Mr.. Fulton. of Arkansas moved the fol
lowing amendment: And be it further
enacted, that the following sum be and is
hereby appropriated, to be paid out of any
money, IN the treasury not otherwise APP
propriated, for the construction of bar
racks, quarters, store houses, hospitals.
and stables, and the necessary defences Of
the posts already occupied, or such ad-
dltlonaI posts as it may be deemed proper
to establish for the better protection Of the
Western Frontier, one hundred and TWEEN
ty thousand dollars"
-iLr. Pierce r0teI No
For protection to life and commerce on
the western lakes and rivers, Mr. Pierce
haq nothing but strenuous opposition.
Notifications on the coast of Maine
were, IN his view, institutional and lust
but the great Lakes, and the Western ri
yers: and the widely extended frontier,
are beneath any notice except his contemp-
tuous negative votes
PEOPLE or THE WEST Is that the man
for your support Answer in Novcm-
Der
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

Office of Secretary Of State,
Madison Wisconsin, JIly LIST I-52
a Office Is hereby given that the last Monday
~ Of September after the date hereof being The
Nth day OF said month, there viii be held in the several
towns ard wards Of This state an election for
One Chef Justice OF the Supreme Court Of This State
Two Associate Justices OF the Supreme Court.
established by act entitled 10 provide for the
organization of separate upreme Court and for the
election OF Justices thereof approved April i7lh 1852
said election TO be conducted and the votes canvass
aad the result determined and certified by the officers or
peTs1nsI the manner provided by for the hold
ing Of elections, cnyassing the votes and deteruinir
aud certifying the result Of elections or state oce~ 81
this state. CHARLES D. RDRTNSrtS
SITE Sarretary ~ Sis5a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
MELANCHOLY.
New York, Ju,

New YORK, June 6.
As the steamer - was going in Van
derbilt's landing, ?. NJ yesterday, with
large number of passengers. a large
number were waiting on the bridge to re
turn. Suddenly the bridge gave way and
prccipitated severl hundred into the river
Twelve bodies were recovered up to l / O..
clock last night-clevcn os whom were wo.
men and children
Second Dispatch.-Fivc more bodies
have been recovered. A Corners inquest
has been held and verdict rendered, "Of
death by giving way of the bridge" 1t is
supposed that at least % lives we're lost,
perhaps more.
The Liberia packet arrived at .Balti-
more on Saturday, with Liberian dates
to the 10th of May. No news of impOr-
lance, President Roberts and lady left
Monroyia on the lst, for Madeira
The commander of the British forces
had raised the blockade of all the ports in
the Bights of Benin
A treaty Of commerce had been conclu-
ded between France and Liberia U. S.
brig cambridge was at Monrovia on the
18th Of May, and the sloop Dale on the
oath of May.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
ESTATE or EEHOYEAS LEXVT~

state Of Wisconsin,
Iowa County, IS.
w lillian Il HUGHS has fled his petition in the
~ Probate Office, praying administration upoD
the estate of Thomas Lewis, Iowa county decea-
se Nouce Is hereby given to all persons Interested that
hnai hearing VI" be had upon said application at hs
next term of the County Court in and f5r the Comfy ~
Iowa. next TO be holden at the Court House in Mineral
POINT on The first Monday Of August next, when and
where they can appear and contest the same
Dated cth day Cf July a. ID. 1852.
3w3S FARLEY EATON ~o,,nt, T,,,y,,o
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

Stephen \. Douglass, in his speech at
the Washington ratification meeting said
Il will premise, however, that all ex.
perience teaches that the wing party is utt-
erly unable to administer this government
That's just what the Locofoco Conven-
ton thought of Stephen y. Douglass
Chicago Journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

state Of Wisconsin,
L. C-mrLr

Iowa County, SIS.
EETILLlAM MONROE has filed q petition in the
w Probate Office praying administration upon the
esta of Robert W Gray late Of Ipwa deceased
Notice Is hereby given 10 ali persons Interested that
final hearing will be had upon said petition at the next
term of the Probate Court be holden at the Cont
House IN Mineral Point the first MOud az o. August
next when and where they may appear and show cause
why the prayer of the petitioner should be graned
dated July ith 1901 FARLEY EATON,
5Wo5 County Judge
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
EsTATE OFIomN NaPPE.E nEC,n-

"a Office is hereby given that at the next term Of
"a the County Court of Iowa County, Wis, TO be
holden at the Court House in Mineral Point on the ur
Monday IN August next, the undersigned will aprear
before SAID Court for the purpose Of making settle
mcut OF the affairs Of the Of John Nipple late or
Richisud county, Wis. deceased, at which time and
place all persons inte' estud may appear.
t.MASA COBR, i ~ n DE- Bouis nan
OF John Nipple deceased
rfAlhtHf VIE, l~ih july, lCl2 3v3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

The citizens Of Iowa County friendly to a re-or-
ganization of the Iowa County Agricultural So
ciety, are requested TO met at the Court House in
Mineral Point, on Saturday the 18th day of Sep
TENDER next, at one o'clock p. m, for the purpose
of eletcing Officers and making the necessary
arrangements for a Fair the coming fail
Ey order the En- Com.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
July Il, 1885.

~ The Wings ofIIlinois have nominated
Edwin B. WEBB, of White County, for Gov
ernor; w. l.. D. MoREIsoN, of St Clair, for
Lieut.. Governor, and B. S. MoBRIs, of Cook
for Secretary of State. They are preparing
for rigorous campaign, and hope 10 carry
the State.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

PATENT Doom AND GATE SPRINGs.-A
superior article of door and gate springs
were shown US Few days since, at the
store of JONI MuToN, where a few are
still for sale. These springs are very
simple in their structure, and act as a
perfect preventive against the careless
ness of children and others, in the habit
Of leaving doors and gates unshut We
would advise every person having gate
leading into yard that he wishes secure
from the depredations of hogs and cattle,
to obtain one Of these springs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

INprsTEY.-If industry Is no more than
a habit, it Is at least an excellent one
If you ask me which is the real hereditary
sin Of human nature, do you imagine |
shall answer pride, or luxury, or ambition,
or egotism No. | shall say Incidence.
Who conquers Incidence will conquer all
the rest. Indeed all good principles must
stagnate without mental activity.-Ziai-
ufefHltH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

Wisconsin CuEEsE-We are under
obligations to MIR Joseph H Yaumeter,
for very nice cheese, which for richness
and flavor is not surpassed by the Cele-
brated Hamburger or Western Reserve
Cheese, No part Of the United States is
better adapted to the Dairy business than
Western Wisconsin, and it is gratifying
to know that some of our farmers are be
ginning to turn their attention to that
business Mr. Eanmcter has large
number of the best Durham Cattle in the
West, and if the Cheese he presented US
IS a fair sample Of what he can make, he
need not fear to 60 largely into the bus
mess. lie viii always fud a ready mar
ket and the highest prices,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

ESCAPED JAIL.-The sheriff of Dodge Co.
advertises reward of SO for the arrest Of
FRANCIs ToMrKINs, who escaped from the
Jail of that county on the 4th inst
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15

CHOLERA At Jackson, Mo-At the
last accounts the cholera had abated in
in this unfortunate town, after sweeping
away oncsietb Of the population. Forty
nine persons had died in town and coun-
try. Such was the CONSERVATION, that
many left the corpses of their nearest re-
lations unburied, and the sick to die. No
wonder the disease was fatal Such base
cowardice never goes UNPUBLISHED. A let
ter in the St Louis Intelligenccr says
Many Of our most valuable citizens have
died Of it. Among others, Dr. Davis and
wife (Alieopathic) aud DR.. Dennison,
Homeopathy DR. Dcnnison had treat
ed the disease with entire success; on the
18th he was taken down with it himself,
and was found lying under tree in the
last stage Of the disease"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
MEEKLT NnTIrRN-

Another scientific wonder! Important TO
dyspePtics.-Dr. is. Houghton's Pepsin,
The True Disestire Fluid or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rennet or the Fourth stom-
ach Of the Ok, after directions Of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist, by J. S.
Houghton, NJ. D., Phnpdelphia. This is
truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint Con
stitution, and Debility. curing after natures
own method, by natures own agent, the Gas
trio Juice. Pamhlets, containing scientific
evidence of it value, furnished by agents gra-
It's. See notice among the medical adver-
tisements. vols 80 ~
GaT-DR- WisTAR's BALoAM OF WILD CHERRY.
This BAsam is peculiarly adapted to every disease Of
The Lungs and Liver, which Iruduce by our ever va
~ wing climate.
THEORY TIKI PRACTICE.
The Of this medicine have BEEN and VIII be, Just
IN proportion TO the number Of cases in which Is us et
It's only miraculous powers those which 1t assesses
from and in common with nature, whose operations it
only assist and hasten. is action Immediate ard
though calm energetic 1t aIays irra.ign while Il pro
mvtes secretion and exrretioa 1t can never fail 10 pal
late, and whore cure possible viii cure This was
The theory Of the medicine, invented and experience
numerous cases Of every kind and variety, has dem.
onstra.ed the CORE ctHo S. of lis principles.
See ad yertsoment in other column. 2m3-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-07-15
SECURE THE MEANS OF Happiness

By becoming time possessed Of the knowledge the 49,
Of which has caused the sickness and poverty Of h5s
In of such consequences, wife mother h -,
sable # she neglect avail herself Of that kuowIe5
respect herself which would spare her much suer
the Of happiness and prosperity her husband -
confer upon her children that blessing above all prcehs
bodies with healthy minds. THAT knowledge Is couts5
n Grtle work entitled