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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-08

1ll.x q those dr. 81 TT 1o - 81 e -
es ~ ses sss s sds sl;sss.s 80 ~
KxCHAN0H CONC3RH n00rr.
o. saturday kve1lnGs April 1oths 1851.
q which oecasi0n esch md avery person VA r.
is das,E S Y. e. sSsssis Vim sp.
lsry. Or some besutful delicae snd tssty III =
Among these presents viii be found.
magnificent gold Wslxhes
50 hne gold ct RfngB III
IL splendid gold Penciis
4 extra heavy chased Kinas
90 gents hne gold Breastpins
40 fine gold Rings, assorted
IL ladier splendid gold Breaches
10 pair fine gold set Ear Rings
SO handsome solid silver Thfmbles
10 fine gold Cu4f Pins
AZ ladies' fancy Needle Cases
beautiful Scent Bodies
20 velvet Pincushions, assorted
so packages Janey's scented Soap
so boxes lily white Pearl Powder
IS bottles Extract OF Roses, Musk, Jasmine
Jocky. Club, &c
Besides an immense assortment of Fancy Articles
Bon Bons, Confectionery. &c &C.
The programme will be published in all the daily
papers, and the bills of the day.
In consequence of the unusual order of the enter
tainmsnt the Association have determined to lxni
| the number Of admissions to six hundred. posi
/ lively no larger number viii be admitted
| - Cards OF invitation and admission so cents
which will be for sale at the principal Hotels Bool
and Music Stores.
| Toprevent confusion the doors viii be open at g.
o'clock. The entertainment to commcdce at q
precisely. ~
| Samples OF the Gifts may be seen in The window
OF Henry Hyman, No So Main street ap 6--3t
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The Robbery of the Borqae Missouri
Disaster.

Disaster.
Bosros, April 6.-Pittman, the master ofthe
ahp Sterling, convicted of plundering the
burqne Missouri, and Dixey, the master of the
Missouri, who had previously plead guilty,
say that the wreck was accidental, and the
ptundering an afterthought.
The sehr. Mary, from Philadelphia, went
lahore this morning on Rawsford Island.
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sTKATTON,s OFFICE,

Drawn Nos of kentucky, No 10, April o;
% AZ 25 IS SO 81 AZ As 81 ~ IL.
Ticket Nos % 40 65, prize of $500 cold and paid
hv STRAiTUN.
For To-day Kentucky, Ex., No s5 Capital
$500. Tickets %.
Also, Kentucky, No 8i.-Capital $24,ooO. Itckets
s5. ap 8
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DnKrRkkB0NsB OFFICE,
Main street., epposise tho w. bankss
Drawn Nos Bel Air Lottery, ClAss Is, April6:
~ 10 II.
Drawn Nos Of patapsco Lottery, Glass no. April Z:
IS " II 3 ~ s Is 81 rs 10 Sc ~ 70 - %.
For TO.Day--The Carroll County Lottery,
Clsss l9-Cspitsls. el6oo0, Of 5000. Of 3000
% Of loo, &C. IS numbers, i3 drawn. Tickets
only %. y.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Glass 111-Capitals;
$780, 1900 TOO, 900. 800, &c. 76 numbers, - TO be
drawn. Tickets only u.
~. Nos IL % "a, sprize Of e400; Most II 50.
prize OF S275; Nos 4 y, prize OF SOD; 90
~ SO 65, q ptize Of s75-soid and paic by
ana shEPPERsoN.
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Vessel Wrecked at Boston.

BOsToN, April z.
The barque Marie from St. Mary's, Geogia,
was wrecked yesterday ON the Cohasset Rocks
All the crew persisted.
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M A N A u Il IT'S y # r 4 y h,
F. MORRIS g. CO.

For This Day.-Capitals $4,000, of 5000
3 OF 5000, 20 of 1000, &c. 20 numbers, Ii drawn
Tickets IS.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, Glass Ia
% 10 Al
aps z. w. rON1ELL.
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TTNO MASONS.-proposals viii be received at
i this Office until Monday, the 18th day OF April,
at IL q clock, NJ, for about 66 perches OF masonry
of split stpne laid in hy draulic cement, on the West
ern wing walls OF the arch over Shockoe Greek, on
Broad street The work to be executed forthwith.
The estimate for this work was made at the price
of "a per perch, and no bid above that price Will
be considered
By order of the Commissioners of Streets gene
rally. M. BATES,
ap7-dtd Sup't Streets.
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DUNLOP, 1lUNCUKE g co.
CARGO of SUGAR And nEOLASSE!

~ AT AUCTION --On FRID AZ. the 9th instant
commencing at IL o'clock, we will sell at our
Wharf aud Warehouse, at Rocketts, the cargo Of
the schr Martin Van Buren,, from Artakapas with
col hhds Sugar, ranging from fair to prime
quality
~ Heroes and SO barrels prime Molasses
Also, landing from brig Marcelois-
i73 hnds Coast Sugar, fair to choice quality.
TERMS Under 500 cash, over that amount four
mouths credit. for approved negotiable paper.
4 .Y- Sale without regardto weather.
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L.rtss, Ersnch Intelyigenee.

TIE NoniteBr publishes decree which set
doc t,e relations OF the Senate and Legislative
Cams with the President and the State Coun-
I'll as also the form of oath. It's as fol-
lows
- swear obedience to the Constitution and
6de.i,v to the President"
Every proposition modifying the Ions'',u-
ron requires The signature OF ten Senators De-
iors it be made. -,
The Senate separates on the reading OF the
s-oclama,ion for the prerogation or the close
'rs Of the Parliamentary session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-08

r ID. GOODMAN, No l34 Main street, oppo
j site Eagle Square, has just received large lot
of blue, black. and brown Sack and Frock e oats
of the very latest improved styles OF spring % /;
also. large assortment OF Fancy Cashmere Pants,
whi.e and fancy Marseiles, Linen. black Bombazine
black ard fancy Silk, and black Satin Vests all OF
which viii be sold at the very lowest cash pr1ce ;
all he asks is, give him call He deems i need.
less. after the long trial the public has had OF his
Goods to say more in their commentator suiilce
Il he warrants ali Clothing he sells. ap3
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Tie New York Times Of Tuesday morn
lag says
We should like to know that the prospects
If fbe market for Breadstuffs were equal to the
n-sparations makisg to facilitate their trans-
narration to the seaboard. But the news by
the Baltic to-day is the worst we have had to
report for many weeks. Our market sensibly
l.it it= influence. Flour, though at present
ia snail supply, was exceeding dull at reduced
hrures, and for the best White Wheat 81 Goa
81 .G5 vas the nominal range of prices. In
dtau Corn is fairly supported, owing TO the
Hgttt receipts from the South, and the rather
SHIRT supplies in the North. while Rye has
fell OF in demand and prices to correspond
with the reported depression in the North Of
EsrOpe.
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Sailing of the Europa.

This steamship sailed to-day for Liverpool,
with sixty passengers and Eve thousand dol
lars in specie.
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II EEP RUNNING UNTIL YOU Gk:
n 70 the right place, and that place

VZ EEP hUNNINH UNTIL = OO VIZ
IA to the right place, and that place is
IEVY,S.-There is no doubt but what he is
selling the cheapest Dry Goods in this city. His
Barge de LANES at 90 and Csc. as good as can
be found at 374 in other stores Worked Collars at
Cd 40 ION and IS, really worth double the money.
Lawns at laI and other qualities Jaconets at lsa.
Ginehams at l2s and higher prices. Calico at st.
Sheeting 40 inches wide at 64c. Fine Linen Cam
brio Hdks at l2k. Hose OF all colours at l2a Also,
handsome Brocade Silks, Grenadines, Bareges, Lace
Sleeves. Chemasetts, Cuffs, Collars. Caps, &c. Be
careful to recolect the store
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
AMI POI, Broad street.
On hand large lot of Ladies' Shoes, tor sale
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LADIES BOOTS, SHOES,

LADIES, BOOTS, SHOES, II
&c, Gc-The subscriber respect
raIly. that he keeps constantly on hand
large aud we'll selected assortment Of all kinds of
Ladies and Cnildrens' Shoes, too numerous to
mention and manufactures to order every style in
his line which can be called for OF the finest quail
~ and of the best materials the shortest notice,
and at the lowest prices. cal is solicited at No.
l76 opposite Farmers Bank.
JAMES B. LEACH
ALSO-A large stock of Gentemen's Boots,
Shoes, &c. kept on hand and manufactured In the
mosf fashionable style, by Mr. JACOB KARI.
N. B.-Store formerly occupied by karr q Bro
tber. ap elm
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BY JAMES ~. TAYLOn.

II HILL AT AUCTION-Will be sold on FRI
day. the 9th inst, commencing at half past 4
O'clock. P. M, upon the premises, four Building
Lots, beautifully situated ON Union Hill. The Lots
front on Peasants street about 80 feet each, and
have depth Ut l65 feet These Lots are finely ele
waited aud ara the most desirable ones to be had
the HILL 5z3H
TERms--g)ne third cash; balance in 6 and IL
mouths wirs interest.
BY request OF the owner.
ap2 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auctr.
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GALE OF LAND IN HENKlCO COUN.
y Try, FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND.--In

y Try, FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND.-In
pursuance of decree of the County Court Of Hen
rico, pronounced in the cause OF Murphy, &c, vs..
Murphy &c, l shall, as commissioner, on Wed.
nesday, the 18th day of April, 1852 IT fair. other
wise on til next fair day. upon the premises sell to
the highest bidder, upon credit OF six and twelve
months, tract of LAND belonging to the estate of
the late Daniel Murphy, consisting OF acres 30
poles. living on the road from Richmond to Viii
ii amsburg The improvements consist of com.
Portable dwelling, with two rooms below and one
above; and of Kitchen More than half the tract is
still in timber. The purchaser, according to the
decree has the privilege of paying cash, discount
ing interest; otherwise he must give bond with ap
proved security, and title to be retained until pay
ment is made. Sufficient cash will, in any event
be required to pay tbs costs OF suit and sale.
apl JnO. ". bQIp, ComF.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, NEAR TIKI
CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT, UNDER DEEI
OF >TRUST.-Pursuant to the provisions of . dee,
of trust executed to the subscribers by Patricl
Murray, for the purpose Of securing sum OF INC
ney therein mentioned, due to George NJ. Caring
ton, admir-, &c. of Richard Adams, deceased, date
the 10th day of April, le4a, and duly recorded ]
the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Henrics
we shall, ON MONDAY, the 18th day Of Apsn, l65:
commencing at half past o'clock, ?. n procee
70 sell az public suction: on inc, premises g y
OF LAND lying and being in the city Of Richmond
in that part of the city called Adams Valley, iron
ing Al feet on Fl street and running back in parall
lines TO al, alley Of Is feet, and to the land Of u
, said Murray, being all the land lying between 4
land of the heirs Of Jacob Mettalt deceased, IN
of the said Murray. and the LOT of Thomas B. lac
son, and between the said H street and the said I
ley, and being also part Of square lumber l0I
designated in plan Of division OF the estate Of q
: said Richard Adams, deceased, recorded in q
. | Clerks Office OF Henrico County Ifthe wealth
: shall be such sto prevent sale hf the time ab0
mentioned in such event. the sale of said proper
J will becontinued from day TO day. 10 Commences
2 the same hour, until a sale thereof is effected
Z have no I, doubt the title to the proper
aforesaid, but acting as trustees, We shall cOny
9 to the purchaser with special warranty only. /;
q MIGAJAH BATES, .,r Trussees.
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LAMBEh E1S VE EICh1
1Ath street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class 70, April6:
90 40 25 65 SO 50 ~ as 81 q Ii
To-Day.-ihe Kentucky State Lottery, Class
No si.--Capitals: 1000, 5000, 5000, 2lo6 OF
1000, &C. 76 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 50.
Also "A two dollar Lottery. apps
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LOOK dGH6!
nNRRCHANTS and others who are dealing in
Iyl his line would do well to cali ON the subscri'
her. and examine his large stock OF Plain aud !a.
panned Tin Ware, stoves, Pumps ana Finte
ffamus. with 4 great variety OF Fancy and
= ss.se. L eepinu floods, at bis large Wholesale
! m R.lail Stove and Tin Ware Depot No. o. Main
sfre.et. loors above the old Market Richmond, va
Tin Rootng and Conductors done at the shoriesl
notice, and as cheap and good as any other estapsii
'11sas err APractical Workman
IN lam NAHHANT5 10 sell rue same, - all
have been made ASST snable. The subscriber has
made arrangements TO purchase 70 any amount
sd persons, by calling Oh him q MOST Main street,
lover John Thompsou,s hat store,) VIII OBTAIN tne
20. :. - WILLIAM N FULTON,
nh Is -dkctf Altoney 1t Law, &c. -.
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"ARDWARE AND CUTLRKi.-Ih

III received my spring stock OF Hardware, Cuiie
nv and Tools ut all kinds, which offer at my nsuai
low prices for cash. Two hundred kegs Phiiadet
phia Nails, in lots OF i've kegs, at 50 IS per loo lbs
An kinds of building Hardware OF the best qualify,
st wholesale and retail with the usual variety ell at
low prices. Franklin street. opposite north END OF
the Old Market. r. m. NE.W Dt Az.
Also. full assortment of Shoe Thread. &C.
Findings French Calf Skins, Innings. Bindings,
Pegs and Sole Leather. ma szf--imh
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- TO THE VOTERS OF RICH

TO THE VOTERS OF hICH-
3MOND-We announce ourselves as can
dldates for your patronage. Our long service in
your cause, has placed our principles SO clearly
before you that he who runs may read them
But lest some might forget. we will state, that our
tariff ofprices is arranged with view to revenue,
ana est1e for protection. This we hold to be the
true revenue system. It has carried terror INTO
the ranks of the nold Fogeismr of high prices
and made them s'tremble in their shoes" Polls
open every day at onr spacious saloon. q Main
street. WHITE rAuE,
am 8 doors below Dooley's Hat Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-08

DARASOLS: Il A SOL Z "A Il AZ
SOILS ttl-Just received our new and complete
supply of plain and Embroidered Parasols of the
latest style. also good supply of geDtiemen's Silk
Umbrelias, small size Umbrellas for ladies. We So
Iicit call of all in want of such, st
CHAS. HARTWEI4L IL cos,
an6 Opposite the Swan Tavern.
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MOVED.-W A. POWELL, Arch

0FFICE MOvED.-W. A. POWELL, Archi-
" tect and Civil Engineer, has moved his once
to two doors from Main, on 18th street. where be
win continue to practice his profession and attend
to all business confded to his care, with prompt
ness, &C. He is now prepare to render lnstruc-
ton in Drawing, at his office, on very moderate
terms: and az he is now forming class for the
above purpose those that are DESTROYS of acquiring
a knowledge Of Drawing and the art OF Architec.
ture, should avail themselves of this favorable OPP
portunity, and join it so as to Commences with the
others They can have the use OF q classical and
srchitectural library free of expense For par,icu.
lars and terms apply at his office. ap Ut
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IN course oil few days for Europe, and would
attend to any business that might be entrusted TO
him either in England or France
A''-'' LEWIS GINTER.
NOTWITHSTANDING secured the services OF Mr.
GEORGE GORDON (tor many years with the well
known house of Windle & Co., N. y he will,
during my absence, have charge OF the retail de-
partment of my business.
apo LEWic 0IN En.
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EURATOk3S SALE.-Un MONDAY, the
" 18th inst viii sell to the highest bidder upon
crediI of six months TO all Gums Of $40 and mp
wards, under $40 cash, all the perishable properly
otwhich Edwin Waddell q lunafic was seized, and
ia possession of and now remaining at his late resi-
dencein Port Mayo, in Henrico county, adjoining
the city, consisting of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Grocery Fixtures, &C. three Cows, one
Mule, one Cart one Buggy and Harness, Garden
and Farming Tools, &C, and one Roule' and Fixtures
complete; also, one sorrel Horse, the property Of
Elizabeth Dean and all the stock Of Groceries. LII
quors, &C. belonging to said Elizabeth Dean, decd
bonds with good security will be required of the
purchasers before the delivery of the property. At
the same time will be rented tor year. the store
house and dwelling, together with large Lot ad.
Joining. Sale to commence at IL o'clock, NJ
az 8-dtds* BAT. GRAVES Curator.
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VITANTED-A situation as Overseer, by a man
w who thoroughly understands his business
such as excavating Docks, Canals, Railroads, Tun-
nells. Streets &c Also, understands quarrying
stone for the above purposes. Satisfactory recon-.
mendations can be given Address 90" at this OF.
fee. ap 1-6r
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ap 8
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
DRUGS & MEDICINES.

TUE subscriber IS now opening a large stock
I Of fresh Drugs, Medicines Paints. OILS DYES.
Patent Medicines, dc &c lust received from The
East consisting IN part Of
IE5itc Lad drg 6iuo5L / Was & Ci5sr T7ae-qr.
Hed AID bialF LeQa. Paint Lamp, & HayAcss
Chro1a.s GJeea s Ieilotr ok
PaF1s -I1eea, Icrfietes s. Tlgpeaerr
Pgiesiut, Indigo q Fig Tf1sfal & ChaH.
Bias, Putty, Ciass. &C. 81.
hea 8 IsHor OeHles Sc, Q1,icl SireT g. feds
Log itd- q BTa-tI lroo5s Pure Chcascals.
aa8 t5,H assortment ~ Drles & Medicines.
liz has also received new supply of Or y.
JayHes Family Medicines. Dr. Chfisf5e-S
Galvanic CaratIves Railway Ready Re
let Perry Davis Pain-kiIIer Dr.
Iownsends Sarscparila SYRUP.
Scarpas acoustic Oil Moffatts,
Lees Braadreths & Wrishts
HIS, AC, Acs
Physi-ians.
Country Dealers
aEi Purchasers IN general
are re-recuiuIly invited to call and
e6aal ne lIs stock before purchasing else.rhare.
THEODORE RODOLF
Nay 9Th Brics Drug store opposite
lsa-- Tie Court House. 1z9u
70 El-sHES-A f,.lI assortment Of Paint bri.sa.
- FaIni-h brushes. Ss-a Tools. Grails1-
brushes >-fuI.fr- sr.s~.e- >hoc brushes. HIM
Cloth ~. Tanta Es.-ae-. i.-t r---.es- anI al
IHlD E0DoLF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
CODY'S GIFT MENT NEVER
FAIL S.

Il Almost perfect remedy forsores Of all kinds
-mes gals bruises, spraas- ring-boues, spaylns-
sweeney. l5uI-Jeiel feet, tyc.. Sc. Also rheumat-
ism chappel hal3s. sore lips, running sores, piles
sWel,e face. sore feet, sore legs ulcers, contracted
cords, eruFtiHe 5o!s, enlarged joints, c..aies; in
cases OF bruises AID sca.Gs an Immediate applica-
tioa Of tLis Ointment wiil afford instant relief.
As Horse and Family OintmeH, The prorrie
tor challenges the world to produce us equal
Farmers ana teansters should always have q sup
Ply of tais Invaluable article ON hand for cases Oh
emergency No family should be without L lor
q single day. The hour OF paiH comes when He
least expect it. Therefore be prepared. This ONT
mcag Is qul ~ Ill very large tin boxes and soida'
lie low pliee O.. - cents per hos. Observe the
written signature IF tle proprie-o. on every boN
IS ithout tais none Is genuine.
Sold Wholesale aad on agency hv Dr. y. 7
Cody IL lis Americans Agency Office NauEtgm
His. Also on lAe same terms by Or. r. d. Iul
ard at Mineral Point ana ~ agents throughout
Tie west. 1vfS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
GROCERIES

Guu-i'owtcr Imperial Young 7 r-oa ara i.a-l. I
! " @. clarified crushed. pul elzeG aua C-i Sugars
Sugar House and New Orleans 1to-1ssts.
Rio ana Java Coffee. D1lel Apples and Peach. o..
Coarse. Fine and Table Sail. Car1ar-s. Ba.sins
Rice, Saleratas. Flour. PORK Tist aaI vinegar,
Ground and Grain Pepper AIeF.c- aat Gloves.
Ground Mustard Ground a.! UasrouEd CHINA
mon Pearl Starch, Ginger, I-l Soap. Mould. DIP.
Star and Sperm Candles. Chewing ANA Smoking
Tobacco. Pipes, Snuff. Natci-s aal Laup oil.
C0uu-er. Cloth. Scrub. Palutc5s. Hair, Tooth and
Sboc Brushes. Brooms, Bed Cords. Clothes Lines
and Fins. Rope of all sizes Nanella ana IIemp,
Buc5,ts, Washboards Wooden Boxes anal Bowls
Axe helves, Mop sticks. door and table mats. &e
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
Carpets oil Cloth Table and Floor Spreads Car
PET and Rubber Travelling Bags, Trunks Curtain
and Wall Paper Cotton Yarn. Cculbs of all kinds
and sizes. hoe backing Wooden aru Bucsskn
Gloves aud Mittens, Wood Saws. Nutrae.s. Mad
der Indigo. Cotton Batting, Na.5s- Canton Flannel
Pins. Ncedlcs, Tapes, Hooks ana Eyes, Jct.sharp
Shoe strings and MINDLESS RaIes.
NJ / x L O Il S
OF various sizes and qualities warrantc,, 10 cas-.
rC3c.,iJits suited 10 the taste OF customers.
WIN d o W 6 l. A SIS
OF every size wanted in THIS market.
Mineral Point October e5I. ul1 Is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
PUBEaC NOTECE.

4 IL persons are hereby notified not 20 trespas-
1 \ Nine, or Dig. upon the following lands, with
out the written consent permission OF the own
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
MARRIAGE:
WHY SO OFTEN UNHAPPY.
rrrfr, ,.rrcrr ,.-o UTrr pT71FrnV,

THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!
MASY ana many wife endures years Of bodily
suffering and Of mental anguish, PROSTATE and help
less enbittering her lie that Of her husband, and
bazariine tie future welfare Of her children arising
from causes which, if kR0sge, would have spared the
suffering the anguish 70 the wife, ard 70 the hus
band el5arrassneats and pecuaiary difficulties hav-
ine their origin in the mind being weighed down and
harassed in consequence Ga the sickness OF the com
paron Of his bosom.
How important that the causes should be known
70 every wife, TO every husband, that tie dreadful
and narrowing equences to the health and hap
2iness Of both may be avoided Life is too short and
health TOO precious admit any portion Of tie one to
5e spent without the full enjoyment o. the other.
The timely possession Of lttle work entitled as
olovs has been the means of saving toe health and
The life Of thousands as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sod since the 2rss edition vas IL
sued.
The author has been induced 70 advertise it By
the urgent and pressing request Of those who have
been Indebted 10 It's publication for all they hold dear
shat all may have opportunity Of Obtaining III ara
slo have favored him with thousands Of letters Of
euconiala some Of which are annexed to tie adyer-
tiseIuelt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-01-01
EPRE.EEE.EE EsK.gDE.g'G.
0ttaaison, 0Cgiscensin.
WEED 4 EBERHARD.

WEED < ERHARD,
e HAVING openI an extensive x7FTEezs
e q BOOK Bndry. lakes tais OF. ssr%.sS
portuuity OF informing the comma ny
atty Al iTse, That they are prepared 10 execute all
orders Inch may b- entrusted 10 fhig care, such.
i furnishing State an county officers with
BLANK BOOHS
af all kinds. ruled to order, and & the tesf qualify
= paIer Old books rebound IN Iurkey, dIoroc
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