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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18
70 THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
FIRST CL.4SS HOTEL.-TER.NS sl.5O
PER Day.

THE subscriber, having recently become pro-
Il pretor of the FRANKLIN HOU Sc, Chest
nut Street, between Sd and 4th. PHILADELPHIA,
and having REDUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD to $3.50
per day, gives notice that Notwithstanding this re-
duction, he will still continue to keep FIRST
CLASS HOUSE.
ed alterations, and is now fitted up and refornished
in superior style, for the reception of visitors. The
Lower Floor, formerly occupied by stores, is now
included in the Hotel, forming spacious Recep-
ton Room, Genteinen's Parlor, and Dining Room,
thereby allowing addition of thirty chambers and
several beautiful parlors, fronting on Chestnut street.
The Rooms of this Hotel are superior to most 9TH
ers being constructed with alcoves, forming parlor
and bed-chamber attached well-lighted and venti-
lated The location is unsurpassed, either for bu-
siness or pleasure
BEN. H. WOOLMAN, Prop'r,
Aug. 4, lS52-2m. Philadelphia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

GoDEY's LADY's Book, FOR SEPTEMBER
This number bears the impress Of talent,
industry and enterprise. 1t leaves patrons
no cause for complaint, and well does the
"Lady's Book" deserve success.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18
GUNSTON FARM FOR RENT.

THIS Farm will be for rent the ensuing
year, 1853. For terms, apply 10 Dr.
FRANCIS WILLS. Dr.. ALEXANDER ROBERT
SON or JOSEPH YOUNG.
August 4. 1921.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

The Washington correspondent! of the
Baltimore Patriot says:
The rumor is revived that Mr.. Webster
is abou. TO resign, and it gains credit. ], is
also currently reported that the Hon. Mr..
Brooks, Of New York, is to be made Post
master General. This would be an excel
len, appointment, in case of a vacancy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18
Nj A r r / E ID ,

On the 5th inst, JOS. MURDOCH, of Charles
CO., to Miss MARGARET KATON Of George
town, d. G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET. The
Louisville Journal states that already the
sales of tobacco in that market have reach
ed nearly 10000 hhds., and it is confident
ly believed tina, they will be fully $500
hhds. by the expiration of the commercial
wear, the 1st OF November.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18
NOTICE THIS AND TELL YOUR
NEIGHBOR.

\ LII persons who did military service in the
n late war or any other :; all widows or children
who might have claims against the United States,
would do well to enclose to US their statement,
papers, or whatever evidence they have, post paid.
They may get something they would not otherwise,
at no cost to them if we do not succeed.
Claims that have been abandoned by other a
gents as worthless, have been obtained by US.
Cash advanced on good Claims.
Wanted to buy an aged coIored woman to cook
and wash. Lloyd q ~,
Claim Agents, Washington City, D. c.
Aur 49, 1885,.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

FRED. DOUGLASS "A party Of free SOIL
ers, with Fred. Douglass, while on their
way to Pi,lsburg, stopped for dinner at Al
Hence, Ohio. The landlord of the hotel
refused to let Douglass 81. down with the
white men. The whites then passed reso-
lulions that he should sit down with them.
The landlord, however, persisted in exclud-
ing him, which caused considerable row.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

New PAVILION ON THE PoToMAc.-A
fine wharf has been built 3, the White Hous .
below Alexandria, on the Potomac, and ar
engagements are making to build Pavilion
there. The steamboat George Washington
will make regular trips, upon the compile
ton of the arrangements
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

MARYLAND REPRESENTATIVES. - The
State Capitol Gazete says, tina. Gov. Lowe
has been advised, officially, by the Hon
Secretary of the Interior, that, under the
provisions Of the &C. Of Congress relating
to the taking of the census OF the United
States, and the appor'ionment Of Represen.
tives in Congress, Maryland is entitled to
six Representatives. ], was apprehended
tina. in view of the large fraction Of popula-
ton in Maryland, over the basis allowing
six Representative, this State would be al
lowed seven; but the Secretary Of the In
terror, who is empowered by the &C. Of Con-
prcss aforesaid, has allowed only six.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

DEATH OF Mrs. GEN. TAYLoR.-The
telegraph informs US of The death of Mrs.
General Taylor, relict of the late President.
of the United States. She died a, East Pas :
cagoula, Miss, on Saturday evening last
She was native of Calvert county, Mary
land, her family name being Smith. She
leaves a number of relatives, we believe, re-
siding on the Eastern Shore of this Stale
Thus has passed away venerable woman,
who had long been the bosom companion
Of one of the most tried patriots and eminen,
soldiers of the land.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

RELIGIoUs.-Tbe Suns correspondent,
"Mercury," writing from Georgetown, D.
c., says:
"Since my last letter, advices from Rome
have been received, which may materially
change the arrangements in regard TO the
Catholic clergy, which then stated. The
only appointment, now known with certain
ly, is that of the Rev. DR.. Charles Stone.
street, to the impor.an. office Of Provincial
Of the Society of The Jesui,s for the United
States. This honor now devolves upon The
youngest clergyman ever chosen in this
country, and is just compliment. to his ex-
allied talents, Discrimination and usefulness
81 understand that Dr.. S.ones.ree, will.
in few days, selec. other priests as his as
socia'es, and TO the various positions in the
church, as authorized by the high aulhori-
~ with which he is now invested. The
Doctor is Marylander. Rev. Mr.. Ash
wanden has discharged the duties of Provin-
cial since the decease of the Very Rev. Fa-
Their Brocend."
Dr.. Stonestreet is a native of Charles
county, where he has large circle of
relatives and friends, who feel no doubt high
ly gra'i6ed a. the distinguished honors con-
ferred upon him by the church to which he is
attached, and which he has served in various
capacities with ability and faitbfulness.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

LATE FROM EUROPE. The steamer
franklin, at New York on Monday AFTER
noon, brings Liverpool dates to the 4.h inst,
four days later than previous adviccs. The
F. has on board cargo valued a. $2,0OO,-
900. The news by her regarding the crops
from France, Belgium, Ireland, and the az
ricul.ural districts Of the Rhine, are very
unfavorable. In the two first named coun-
tries the whea. crop is represented as being
one fourth deficient, and that Of rye nearly
one.half, and as necessary consequence
the price Of the former had risen 4s ass. per
quarter, and the latter SO per cent. Bread
slufs had advanced in the English markets
STILL LATER.-The steamer Canada ar
rived at Halifax at late hour on Monday
night, bringing Liverpool advices to the 7'h
inst, three days later than those by the
Franklin. Breads,uffs had advanced still
further.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-08-18

OF Circuit Court for Charles County.
Aug. 10, 1852
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
THB FIRST ARRIVAL Of NEW GOODS

FOR The FALL TRADE,
Can be found on Commerce street, at the Store Of
4 9. ID 4 Wis,
here ne is receiving large and desirable Stock Of
Goods, selected with time aud care, from both
the Boston ard New York markets, and
bought such prices viii
enable him b compete
with any house
in Mineral Point the State Of Wisconsin
He has his assortment great ETY. of Dress Goods,
such
D'Lains, Nobsirs, Black Silks, Brocades,
Lyunais. Alpacas, &C
Turkey Red, solid cord Furniture
And sy Ie Dress Prints,
French and American cid ChiEtzcs
OF various styles tor Curtains,
Curtain Aushus plain and embroidered,
Damasks. Morcens, NelvCts,
Corded SkIrting, Zap Lace,
SIP. high col q Bay state Flame 8,
Bay Stale and embroidered Shawls,
Camb JaCkunett aud SWt-s AuslIns,
Worked Olars and cuffs, Chem zettes,
China Vests, few ne y sly lie Ribbons,
Gloves, Nett Mitts, Blk and Gray l.. W. Hose.
Cotton Hose Edgings,
Silk Braids, SIX shoe Laccs,
Dress Buttons, Velvet and other trimmings,
NUTS. Nictorines. Wooden Yarn OF din L shades,
Window shades, Table Covers,
Beached and brown Cotlons OF all widths
And qualities, cheap
OH Cloths Blankets
sup Blk Cloths and Doeskin,
Fancy CassirReI cs, DEANS,
salt netts, sc
An kinds II wooIlens for Children such as
Hoods, Caps Fancy Coats Comforts,
Opera ties, Plaid dose, Aitts aAC Cuds
few beautiful Bonnetts
Al low Price
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Embracing Ladies, ChilIrens sni Cleutlemens Roots
Shoes slippers, Caters and every Ing desirable n the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
COFFESsl UOFFENs!l

n ri II under ikned, returning thanks o
ia i the Inhabitants of Mineral Point and viciu-
kA lty Tor tn II hera patOnagr he eofo~e, would
EtTfS announce that be has and will continue TO keep
- on hand for the accom- ldRti, cf hose residing
$50 IL The country well as in town,an assortment
~ Of READY MADE COR ms, OF various 81 ee.
- which VIII be sold on he most reasonable terms
NJ He viii also make 10 order for such as desire il.
quality Of Cufffns needed.
His shop Is few doors west If Be- ech's Store, and
his RI denfe opposite the MasoIic Hall
- al kinds OF aEEEN TT WARE kept
hand al all times made tc order, prices
pordng with the scarcity OF money Please call and
examine his stock.
EDWARD KiNSE.
NJ neral Pc Mt, January 26, is5R nItIy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

AIR sHsAx IExEWEVT.

". b. fs1RAA Ellis
Celebrated Original
Ar sseEAx gEEEWENT.
THIS extraordinary preparation is uotonlv
TO all she Lininents snd 2intnens now Before the
pubic, but posses spei7e qualities entirely unknown
70 the most learned OF the Medical Faculty. It's vide
spread celebrity has brought our hos. al articls 10 f
itasien OF with all nsrnes bt mere az me m
begin 70 compare Win tn superior old established
FOR THE NEPUnUs SYSTEM
Il operstes Ike charm, saDhng do~n the rlst violent
agonies aud pals IN few minutes after its application
MuAPS, S9RE THRuAT AND BREASTS
Il speedily causes the djssi st possibility Of
matter t,rmi8C the parts, and brings about regular
and nealtay action Of tiss CLAN talar system
HERNIA or PAl-PIFATI'N. BRlfi~ Is = STFTLNGs
II cases Of Ruptared Muscles and T,uns It's 7wcr-
Iai TeTulsiFe healing qualities IN parts
mite " thoui leaving She esst Soreness al f f Or
behind in Bruises and Sxenps 1T oyerss an sac min
cpie OF counter irritant and suodvne relieving the
pain almost Instantly, and reduces the llings in an
incredibly short space Of time
We KNEsS, PALSY. SPINAL DISEASES.
It's ssimuiant imp2rtipg tone and vgor 10 The hole
nervous and muscular SYST m
FOX RHEUMATISM,
or any other lnfamatory cdtion of the muscular sys
tenn chronic Stiffness Of the same Il stands al the vrv
head Of all the remedies offered the pubic, and
Poisonous REPTILES. Sc.
Por bites OF poisonous snakes, it may be confidently
relied on prompt and CELESTIAL remedy, acling as
For hi,baias, Burns, old Sores, Corns, Warts Fry
sipelas Crou9, Nervous Headache, Eyes even to
partial blindness its effects astonishing.
The great advantage this article Possesses over 9TH
er remedies is its briefooeraton the system Itcures
it is sold cheaper than any other medicine use,
eariessiy assert thst this great Ara0ian remedy VIII do
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE,
has equat, hesn iuaili0s cure also in Pole Evil
Big Haad, Fsua bruises Scratches,
POUNDS, matter how bad, sore Eyes blindness
swehings Of every desci pton, and many inaamatoTy
diseases
cow EIgFETFS, EEHES,
Beware q Base Counterfeit called II. C. Farrell's
"a u sAEd
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

Dealers n Gr0oeries, Lique-s, Hlrdolre Croe scry,
Sc sc, sc.
z AVE on hand General assortment OF Sug7rs, Tea
IL n tcfae, Mo!asses, hiskey, Brandy aud Wine al
50 large assortment Of
CROkERYWARE, LOOKING GLASSES, & CLOCKS.
% the best kind which they warrant IS good IS the best
Being determines 10 sell Tor cash, they offer their
goods very low prices
Among their assortment my be found Window sha-
Ces, able Covers. &C. tHll ard and leHrn our
price, aud we fear but hat yuu viii purchase.
store next door the Room, and OF pCsige the
County Buildings.
Mineral Point, May 1859
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
INSURANCE. AGENCY.

TT'HE undersigned having received the Agency OF ths
4 follow ing % mpan'es, To wit
JeferScn LIFE Hlswanoc Co. Of Ciaeis1aati, Ohio,
rHE
Ncr York Central Lusuraun Company, Of Cherry
I'qHcy - J.,
prepared to take risks Lives and Property, Oh tho
favorable TERMS either the Join sock or Autu
al Principle. X. D. PULFORn.
Tiff Agent for Iowa Co, Mis-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

PILLS. EFKESIE
NOR everv man, and child in the country v no
Il need kind to suit You all, Say
Pulford's An,i-Bous Pills,
FahnstOck's A nu Bilious do,
Elmore's Improved Bilious do,
Jew Bavid's Honey Co eted DO,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bl us do, GrasT nburgh do,
mofstt's Pills and Phoenix Ritters-
SarpinRton's ACue Pills, Dr. Bruce do.
D.. Eranireth's Pills,
Rev. @ Hubbard do
Dr. Argle's Candy Coated DO,
HeTriCk's sugar Coated do,
And lots OF other kinds If Pills,
Which you get by calling at the Mineral Point
Drug Sore, nearly opposite Beech's Store
November 10. r -. PULFORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
TYPoeRApnICAL AIsIkANeEMENr.
OMITTED.
The contents, the subject matter, and reading arc
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT,
Id pEERAuRLNe THMIR cUsromERs.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT pEFRAUDEn!

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-. the flv rage. and the Clerks Office
tie back Of The c corresponds As herein aud buy ouly
au honorable dealers mail adj
dress Dr. A VI. Nsuriceau
Fall tIrie with together with few pages
treating of important subjects every married female viii
be sent free Of charge any enclosing letter stamp
a prepaid letter, addressed As herein.
II On receipt of FIFTY Cents, gor One
Dollar the fine Edition extra bindIn@.)
THE MARRIED SyDHIAN7S PRIV AT
MEDICAL COMPANION is sent (nlafISd
f-se} 10 any part Of the United States. All
letters must he post-paid. and addressed TO
DIR. a. NJ MAURICE Az, BOX 1921. New
York city. Publishing, Office, 40. I;s9 Liberty
street, CIV York.
sofa hy u. y. pE-s.FnR y. Mineral Point nav
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

JOHN WILSON.
.3cipg Commissioner the General Land Office


Every person entitled TO the right of pre- emp
uon to amy tthe lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated, is requir
Ell to establish the same to the satisfaction OF the
Register arI Receiver Of the proper land office.
and make payment therefor as s0ga a. practicable
after seeing Hts notice and before the day appoint
ed Tor the COMMENCEMENT Of the public SHE 0fthe
lands emb aciug the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim Will bc forfeited. And every person hay
ing the right under the act entitled An act TO
create an additional Land District IN the Terrific
~ OF Wisconsin and TOR other purposes approx
ed Sd March IS47, as leSsces, occupants or permit
tees, 10 enter, the of their leases or per
mIts, any oi tie lands within the townships and
fractional townships atoye enumerated, ana who
are entitled under the act entitled An act to re-
duce the mInlmam price of the Mineral Lands in
the Lake Superior district, in Michigan and the
Chippewa district in Wisconsin" approved Goth
september, 1850. to enter the land covered by
their leases, occupancy, and permits, respective
ly, al the minimum price of 81 % per acre; or
n covering more than one full section entitled on
the SURRENDER Of such lease or permit al the prop
er land Office TO purchase, If he shall elect 10 do
So. one full section al the rate of s. so per acre
is REQUIRED 70 establish the same to the satsfac-
ton Of the Register and Receiver at Willow riv-
err and make payment therefor as soon as prurticq-
be gftey Saegig this HOtzc, and before the day ap
pointed fox the commencement of the public sale
Of the lands embracing the tract claimed, other
wise such clasm Will lie forfeited
(6w5J) JOHN WILSON,
icing Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

NEW GOODS.
TvzE undersgned, !, fpl 10 ne liberal public for
past Hatr mage oegs iesye 10 iefe ssengion to his
present svck OF zoe lbs. Of EIsA and
consist il part Of the following:
DRY GOODS
Cloths, csssineres. Ronneis, Parssefs,
satiuets, Tsesdt, Iesns Umbrellas,
flannels. Tsis, Bonnet neck, cap ara
Btce Ilrili,ings, AsnuA Ribbons.
Hamilton aad Hickory Hose, Gioses, cembs,
Merinos, Alpacss, ao6Inefs. Edgines.
Cashmer :. n d LANES, I.aces Tapes Bobbins,
lawns, 6iushsEas, CaEpet Binding.
Calico~s. 5aekonets. silk and linen Hdkfs,
Cambrios swiss Mus, braces Bottoms,
Rock Muslins. silk sod Twist.
shirlinss aud sheotIngs, Coat canyass Padding,
BeI TTesisgs, R5ev Henard.
Apron heci = Irish ard brown Linen,
Calored Cambrics, cotton Ysrn.
hlue and White Saflns. spool Th-ead,
White, blne, rink gfeen And 10 short. really every
aud orange Florence and article Of Day Goods want
Grapes for bonnet Innings ed this market.
GROCERIES.
Loaf, Refined New Orleans sugars, Coffee, Imperial
Garpowder, Young Hyson, and Back TEAS, OF
Mustard, black wbeie and ground Perpes,
gE9gnd and race Ginger, Whole and I'd
c sSss c osaS,ss zsss; r'@EeA'
ders Molasses, Vinegar,
Died Apples,
Gurrants,
2 sP6RTiNe. 6 3 n : 4 ; z Pown sAH'e"'
sIioT AND BAR LEAD,
'AG TG i n'S'
HIRD- HARE.
Knives AMI Forks,
Pocket and Butcher knives,
Eazars nj Razor $trsps,
lea and Fable spoons,
shears and Scissors
Door oeks aud lsrdles,
Bats sud Screws aud strap Hinges,
tAlug Pans and Sad IrtBs,
Patent and Post Coffee Mills,
Aouse and Rat Frapa,
Augers, Gimiets and Fiiss,
Hslcncts, Hammers ard Meal Selves,
Spitt and Horse ards,
Pals, teb' aud Rroons,
Powder Flazks Spades asd Shovels,
Hoes, RaSes, Scythes and ScyIhs stores.
ScS the Snalhs and Pitch Forks,
Axes, Wood and HBnI Save,
steel Yards, sc sc, SC.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
q MEMS Calf, Kip, and Coarse Boots
ard Rrogans huid-rs, slippers and -
Pumps Wnmen's Caters, t,aif, En- -.
-ezsSS ameied aHd Kip boutce., Walking =zasA@sAs
shoes hid and Gather slippers.
ca Q g z E8Vs
Plates Of assorted sizes snd qualities,
leases ups Sauoers, Bowls, Pitchers s. Chsmbers.
Glass Plates, Inps- Cfeamers. Sugars,
Moasses Pots, Niueg n Crueis,
Peppers Nustards, salt@, Casters,
SUNDRiES.
Ratis spikes ASS sash Pa Otlsin Batting.
Wool >iik, Panama, Leghorr, P4Im Leaf and straw
va yE- $50
Seal otter, Nura, Nuskrai, Plush, Glazed and Cotton
e - r
Satcheis, Matches. OK Yokes end Bows.
tials bushel Measures, Jurs ard P5ts.
Garden Seeds Castor rnd sweet coll.
Lees and Bragg PlIs, Arabian q. Must .ne Iiniment
on spike, Laudanum, Magnesia, Cream Tartar,
t.~sense peppermint, cinnamon and WintergTrtn,
British lustre, BTk lead Shoe Backing,
Ink Pens, PAPER, OK Marrow, Bears OIL,
Rose Oil, Alters, SC, sc
Toud not dare compare my Stock IN quantity. witk
some @. my wealth netghbors, but have nc fear of
comparison Of QR4itty and PyI4cs
will cell As heap Is the Cheapest for Cash Produce
or Barter.
WHITNEY SMITH.
Mine raj Point May l., 1852 r3uvsy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
IN AFTER YEARS.

When teo late be benefited BY knowledge We look
PACK and mourn and the full consequences Of
ignorance.
hat would often possess early life the
knossiedge obtain after years And what days and
rrghts Of anguish might have been spared II lhe
knowledge was timely possessed. 1t is
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07

FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN,
BY NICHOLS u SNIFF.
TTNHEs under. tgucd having become proprie tors as
L Of the above well / nUSFn house and having -
fitted n up style would respectfully H=a=I
the citizens and The travelling public, that 49,.
they pr pa ell 10 mmodae. in the best manner
all wao may favor them with patronage heir table
will always be SUPP led nth best the market al Jrds
they hope by rc atts utjun 10 the wants Of rav
slers, 20 merit aud rccaye a liberal patronage
stages lea this house daily for the east and west
Dc- Commo1uus Barns and Stables attached, sRd
attentive Gster eserready to attend TO the wants Of
the weary nag, day OF nj h:.
NICHOLS & shift.
Mineral Point DC 70. 1851. Ttf
HBEsG.EC NOTICE is hereby gwen that all per
4 are forbidden 10 tres pass, mine or dig upon
any of the following named lands, without my penis
sion:
East half and east half Of the north vest quarter Of
Thirty Five, Tow n xix. Range Three east, ing
Of DUdgeville, in TINS county.
And furthermore I f0t bid any end al persons from
bugiu9 removing NJ lead other ores from said
lands without M written permission
JAMES A. PLAT.
Mineral Point July 2ih- 1852. L I pqr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
N A GE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
WHY Is TT.

h.f We behold many females the meridian life
broken u health and spirits with complication diseases
and ailments depTIvng them Of the power endowment
Of lie al when Physical health buoyancy spirits
and HAPPY serenity OF tnd arising from health
should De predominant
Many OF the Of her snerings rstpehaps years
before perhaps during girlhood the first
necN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
NOW Is The TIME 10 PROCURE
A Life-like Likeness,
AT
EaYLS nAGMERRELaN GALLERY

QyHE undersigned having fitted up his Rooms in the
L MASONIC HALL would respectfully announce 10
the citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity, that he is
prepared IT, tHse
DAGg- Z. IS sE E.faE = RE EE& ENESSES,
In unrsya- style of perfection and Hfke beauty.
Having passcG he greater part Of his time for the Ia
yes in mzEiug Improvements In the Art and
supplied himself Nith Apparatus Of superior quail
ty his facilities such TO expedite business with
but little dy1y, Ell kinds OF weather. This lie rare
opportunity ftr these who wish correct keHesses of
themselves trends. He feels confident that his pic
will delight Tue eye, Cxalt the soul, please and
elevate the usrd, and AIKEN love Tor the beautiful
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and examn
his specimens whether they desire pictures Of not. No
pains will usred to make tEeir visits pleasant =
Persons country, and travellers have their
pictures taECu sud neatly EnishC in very short time
perfeC as life
Sick b. diseased persons visited at their residences
DOM forcat place Masonic all, tttle above the
Franklin HOUSE.
c P. FOX.
Mineral Point, August p, 1882. 44tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
WIFE AND sIOTHE

obshod the sickness and suffering endured by many wifi
Tor from simple and couroliabie
reLaedled-oE better st.-not incurred. ifevery
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
YEARS OF MISERY,

And her husband the toll anxiety Of mind
necessarily deEolyHg him from sickness OF the
without giving him the opportunity OF acquiring that
petence which h exerons ented and the possession
Of which would seeuEe the happiness Of himself wife and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-07
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Ii persons cautioned az tinst cutting Der.
"a Digging in wite trespas ipz either Of
the folio in de. cribed Its OF Land, to wit:
last = ofthe = 30 north, range
North west = OF thv = Of sec 4 town lie.
WHITNEY SM1H
Miners' Point, suly IS 1872. an