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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-16
More Gold.

The Southern Patriot Of the lItl
ins.. notices some beautiful particles
Of gold found ON the farm of Mrs. Dr.
RonINsoS CARLISLE near the village Of
Grrenville, and says "Gold has also
been discovered in large quantities in
Oregon. Some of the miners earn
from $50 to $50 per day. There is
some danger of finding so much gold
that it will be valueless. We rcmcm-
ber hearing Judge WnIrSEn tell an
incident, which occurred on his return
home from Florida, some years ago,
which may manifest more sagacity
than was attributed to the old man ut
the time. The Judge took out five
dollar gold piece to pay his bill after
staging all night in the pine woods
"Minc Host" refused 20 take it. He
was asked ifhc thought it was coun-
terteit. No, said the old man, but there
is so much of it found lately in Califor-
MIA, that it will soon be Of no value,
SO had rather have Bank Bill.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-16

AARoN's CALF.-"William look up.
Tell us who made you?" William.
who was considered fool, scrcwing
his face and looking thoughtful and
somewhat bewidered, slowly answer
ed, "Nloscs, 'spose." "'rhat will do"
Nov" said Counsellor Grey, address
ing the court, "the witness says he ''spo-
scs' Moses made him. This certainly
is an intelligent answer-more than |
considered him capable of giving, for
it shows that he has some faint idea OF
Scripture; but submit it is not sui1i-
cent to justify his being sworn as a
witness to give evidence" Mr.. Judge
said the fool, may AK the lawyer a
n question :" Certainly" said the
Judge, "as many as you please. .
"Wal, then, Mr.. Lawyer, who, do you
think, made you?" Counsellor Grey.
Gmi'ating the witncss,) "Aaron,
'sposc." After the mirth had subsidized
the witness exclaimed, "WaII now, we
do read in the good book, that Aaron
once made a calf, but who'd have tllo't
that the 'tarna crittcr had got in herc!"
80 -~<>~~~~~~~~~- aC,s-. .~--.,.>-~~-
A The ship which conveyed General
plf on his expedition to Quebec is
lhoat, under the name of VIII
sQd Ann. She was built in II
bombketch. and was in dock
Wes, a few days since, sound
endure many years yet;
Asaged in the Honduras
trades.
80 .-~~>-----,>
be cheap birds to
hippodrome live
nails. A fresh
e Scl, while an
oil on it. is
sarnestness
exhipit
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-16
The Roman Catholic Convcr

The Roman Catholic Convert.
1t is said the recent convert to the
Roman Catholic church, now in Italy,
and said to be distinguished Senator
from the United States, is the Hon.
JosEru r. CnANDLER, of Philadelphia
and Representative in Congress from
that place,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-08-16


S1NouLAn.- Last week two hpgs of
ours were stung soseverely byaswarn4
of the common Honey Bee that alteys
died in a few hours. The Piegery was4
in close proximity to their hives, audi
while the hoy was in tlr act OF elean-s
ing it, the bees, being proverhiall yuice
and cleanly, dislikcing the odour, at-S
tackled him and the pigs with great I,
ry. The boy made his retreat With,
but little injury, and left tl;cniio meet
more horrible fate that 10. which they.
were destined.
Instances Of Bees a'tacking animals
though rare arc not altogether uncpn,5
mon. We have read Of horses aud
cattle being killed by them. E. 81 4
.iHcient Gin { fFyoTjiJc,S a 3 55s ssSsss !E$ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, July 49, 1853

soe,led constitutional liberty a relaxation and shell
ter sganst JespO'ism the soldier wishes for the mere
simple sid natural liberty OF emancipation from tts
overbgrisDng privilege Both of them retgrn dsi''S
fed Hh existing institutions, and crave Tor aehanse
thus after the campaigns against Nspoeol 10 l-lJlF
- 81 the copsprscie- spread By he army Tue
naaes which served 20 crush the MAg-ars, trayersed
,ueh regions G.ies add parts Of S.vonia 'naspI-
ed By kindred tribes, speaking a similar dialect AM
nearly connected by the religious tie. And 10 l-i9'
there they found th- peasants newly eaacpated fr'a
lind OF serfom, rhe rotot yillsinage Of varied aad
more OF less oppressive nature All the dependence be-
tween the nobleman master AMI tae peasant Vas
snnbilstej The Russians saw there the peasants en-
oyRs political Notwithstanding members Of the gen
eral diet, and participating thus in the general ies's
as by the nobility Can /, be believed thar such e1
amre could be lost and that the Russian misses on
heir return home we're not living bearers Of q new
creed least narrstors Of and joyous stories
al tie hearths of tie oppressed serfs The ike
things and events once seen can more be eTad-
Gated frsm the recollection their propagation stop
ped By any earthly The ways aud means II the
genius " liberty and emancipation numberless and
various The army, looked on to-day the mos, pow.
erfu engine of Czsri.m, will later burst in
its hands and against il and against the pillars
BY which II is supported Hope is not only not lost for
Russia but on the contrary is rngit j, on the IN
crease PAESLAVIsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-29
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

CRYSTAL PALACE, Eex-Yors, July 2 1853.
Contributions Tor this day. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50 IA
Total ............-....-..-.... ~
J l.. BK9ws. Ayeu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-29

Nirtld Jerln gs The supposed murderer of Mss Bad.
10y q; Norm Hayep. Ct has been examined ana commit
ia 20 pron 10 await r3 . The next tenn II the Superior
Court.
Inc Democracy Of Washington County ". a. their
CO-Ity CONVENTION recently adopted, Sia i.rss ll.g-
p0lsl; exceptions the caLIl-ies Vi - Zee snocss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-29

NoAE GooDs-The Hamburg bark Flying D1tchman
Jsrssen CO days rom Hambur-, arrived here July g. 1853
has n boad l. packages for NeEfork Industrial Ezhib
ion containing fine selection Of Porcelain Ware fro
The Royal Factory At Berlin, valued ct Rx $1,000 also
Cast Iron articles Xix g worth and OIL Painting from
perlin pru-.il
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
Look 0lsl for Couaterj eits.


The public SIRE cautioned against enoher counterfeit
which has lately made Is appearance called " B. Far
rss Arabian iinimunt. The most dangerous Of all the
eounereits, because bis having the az Farrell,
ny viii buy it in good filth, without the knowlcdge that
counterfeit exists and they viii pc haps only discover
their when the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects
The genuine article Is manufactured only - Il G. IA
re sole inventor aAd PrJptioand wholesale druggist,
No. IL, Main street, Pee-4 Illinois, whom alt spptaa
for Agencies must be addressed. Be you get
it with the letters u. before the Farrell thus-H
FARRELLS-and tbs sigus:Ere on the W aPPer, ali 9th
ers are countsrreits. SOLD By
WITHIN S7GtEEs, Mineral Point, Hosbius.
Thomas 8 Co., Dodgeyiiis. T. Bstch, Linden, Hook K
Robinson, Franklin, Bsnner, Wing vjlie A Norlyke,
3uscoda, Ripley, Downs 3 Co., Richmond, E. McIn-
tyre, Richland city, an by regularly authorized Agents
throughout the United states.
E-Prfce IS and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED la every town, village and hamlet
il thu Uni'eI States 10 which : established
Address n. C Farrell a. above, accompanied With good
references te character, responsibility, 5v5u5a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20

STATE OF wi=eou-in, County of Lafayette, Sc.
Ou''i7 en- In Charcery for lae foreclosure Of
Jscof, n p,e,-e Mortgage.

I2H VIRTUE &C s decree of sale, Tnada the March
11tsra * te Ctcsgii Court Lafayette County sd
ate, Gat1a tfe z1 daF # March. i552 dIrec Ell 10 The
sheriff 81 taFayee County, in II the SAID Cur is
heechsc la ant AMI siast tte ii Jacob Plea,e
defendant nIii se al public nut cry at the rnUt door
Of the GOurL EoUzr in ~husuIsg ia said tounty, the
9th dag al Na5ch, 4 ID 1913 between he hours IF
clOcA, Ia the lore zSGn, aal four 1Gu-S alter
day, tzie follow ing described property.
W.T.; The soatb 8 u the south qnarte,
and The south HFter of the quarter Of
Section NJ 20 fjwB hip No. three, North cf K.
No three eat cuHt niug els ht' Also The noah
three an=rars of Ire half Of The south quar-
Of hip naHsbsr
North Rage three east, containing sixty .,
hundred and frty log ther with the sppurts
heipuCi all la tie .tay-tle
Uf Iscu9.s. -, satisfy of
cred t1ry dfiafs aad MS, rest
thereon, together with slit and COS
Give uEd-ry head at sheriff > once IN ShUsburg,
this Ism day Ui january, ID 1855.
PETER C. TEIOY, Sheriff
PARLzy EsToS, sol. Of LafsS ellie Co, Wis.
- rgrF-f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
TO AGENTS AND CANvAssERs
The Great Book for the West.
AGENTS WANTED.

"a ersry Coaaty Of Obso Uirbigan, Indiana, Ia
aas Krztscky.
7 TIE OF WI HENRY UARBtSOS, n President OF
1.-The TEite6 states, by q. Mos Steel Per
trait finely illustrated This work l. written in
very interesting aud popultr STYLE and contains
theutic accounts 81 ali the important OF his life
Tt Is got Up il style Huitarm with lives Pre4i
dents AdaTs, Jackson, TAYLOR sc &C To piac itflly
before the people It s b. sold only SCENTS. sole 4
gcncy for q Conaty giveR
agents clear IRON IS 70 s. per day at this busi
SOME aSeut5 make mach more. Those &C.
srous OF ap aSeEcy, woHiI do well yFffts Us amed
Rsly this is the best oi he yCsr for Canvsss
ing FIR futher particulars Of this sud ether
BJlks for which Es wish Agents, add ress, uost paid,
HOOKER < GATCHEI.
Publishers. Cleveland. a.
C- ANY PAPER NJ hin eco u8Ites CT Cleveland Chi
pm oshJBg the ab0vA with 5ls notice three shines,
and sending copy Of the paper, shall receive copy
of the work by msii, Ct Postage. This offer
operative tIl IGns iss. I5S1.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
DAILY AND WEEKLY
ARGUS AND DEMOCRAT.

THE Oldest Paper IN The Interior Of Wisconsin
The Proprietors. approaching the necessity OF
"a Newspaper at the Capital of State, that
should be reliable as a medium for news ard cor
rect political information, have spared no pains.
and shrunk from no responsibility or cost to meet
the wishes and just expectations of the people OF
the entire State
The immediate future Is full of great events
which are fast developing. Cuba and Mexico, TO
say nothing of other geographical divisions, are
now oscilating between two diplomatic magnets.
to the most powerful of which they will finally
attach themselves These questions and their
concomitarfs will occupy the attention of the
Press, and cannot fail to awaken the most lively
interest in the American public for some time TO
come.
a sufficient history Of the 3oings of Congress,
embracing all things which would be Of interest
TO the general reader, VIII be given a complete
Summary of Legislative Proceedings
will be given by the Argus and Democrat, by
faithful and competent Reporters.
The Proprietors are making such arrangements
as viii insure not only the earliest ncrs bat thro
a number OF faithful Correspondents ~ various
parts Of the State. TO give such local intelligence
viii be Of the greatest importance to our Cit
zens.
Terms Invariably in Advance
Daily Argus ard Democrat, per year, $500
Weekly do do do $50
DO do do six months, 0.75
In Clubs of ten or more to one Office, 100
AS we shall keep no books Of credit, no paper
viii be sent from the Office until the amount sub
scribed for IS paid. At the expiration of said
time, unless continuance is asked by further pay
ment, the paper will be forthwith discontinued.
II Whosoever will take the trouble 10 procure
as a club of ten or more, and forward the money,
shall receive a copy extra for their pains.
As we have no intiunation that our political or
tho5oxv has been questioned, we shall not trouble
the reader By defining our position; bat ask all
good DemocI ats, Wings OF Free Sellers who want
good true-blue Democratic paper from the Cap
ital of Wisconsin, 10 send Us their 5 So, and ask
their friends 10 do likewise
JOB DEPARTMENT.
We wish 10 call the attention Of business men
to cur unsurpassed facilities for Job Printing OF
everv description Anything in the following
catalogue may be obtained the Office of the Ar
gus and Democrat as good as the best and as cheap
as the cheapest, VIZ:
Mammoth posters, any Pamphlets, cheap by
size the thousand
Hand Bills, with large Society's Bylaws,
cuts if desired, Bail Tickets,
Show Bills, School Tickets,
Circulars Blanks OF every de
Cards, by the pack or scription
thousand. Blank Books,
Books OF every descTip Blll-Heads,
ton. Bills Of Lading,
Bank Checks. &c, &c, sc.
Having steam power press and six hand
presses, besides having just ordered new engine
and another power press and an immense quaint
" OF other material We NAV safely promise on
customers that teir work VIII &c vel! done, done
III due SCISSOR and AZ fair rates
BROWN K CARPENTER
Madison. IIi.roasia.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
MILWAUKEE,
" EEKLY SENTINEL.
PROSPECTUS FaP 1853.

TIE Projectors of the Sentinel grateful for
past and present tavoTs. and DESTROYS of iacreas-
ing their already large circulation throughout the
State take this method of inviting attention 10
their WEEKLY paper. The year 1858 cannot
fail 10 be Of stirring interest in the affairs of the
World, both at home and abroad. The Seatinei,
we believe, has fairly earned reputation second
to none for obtaining and publishing early and re-
liable information all subjects Of general in
terest 10 lis readers No pains or expense viii
be spared to maintain this reputation. TWEEN
TI-EIGHT COLUMNS of reading matter orig
inai and selected vii be given each week of such
character as should make the paper a welcome
visitor at the place of business the dre-sde of
every citizen of Wisconsin.
lnasmuch as one of the leading. events Of the
year will be the EXHIBITION at the NEW YoRE
CRYSTAL PALACE, l. is our intention 10 have such
q correspondence from there as viii present the
best possible picture Of its vast collection 10
those who cannot personally visit the spot.
We have made arrangements for regular cor
respondeuce in California from our former asso-
ciate, ~. J. A. FULLER, who holds the pen Of a
eady writer.
Our regular New York Correspondent will con
time his valuable contributions.
A carefully prepared SUMMARY OF THE MAR
EETs, giving the quotations of the day previous
10 the issue of the paper, with other matters OF
Interest to farmers and country merchants.
The Seatinel is Wing in politics, and in that
faith devoted TO Home Labor and the develop
ment of Home Resources. The result OF the
election has not at all impaired its rust in those
principles. its hope for better day coming for
American Labor
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20

Il. c. FARRELl's Arabian LINiNEST

far beyond any similar remedy.
Mr.. II. G. FarrelI-Desr sir, Assumed BY sense ri
atetulBess submit following an instance OF the
utility of your great nsedicrc. by child three years
old, was suddenly stacked with terrible dissase
in Than six hours Frustrated il 10 tai help rs
The lin BIS became 60 gia that lot JOINS could be bent
the flesh turned bsc nd cold and entirely deprived Of
feeling the eyes Gxe partially cICs-d AID 1T seiher
bAnd foIowi this was deafness to all sounds; the
spine became contracted and curved that ehcn lying
on it, back The head &nd heels only touched Indeed,
the child presented every appearances Of beng dead In
InsdiateIy aeee tie family ply sitiau call
ei in and weeks fe leboTed to- it to
feeling, but all In vain although It biseTe adCzeD
Iimes and various TEserr eli 80 Linmens applied.
consultation Of Physicians tan held but 70 pur
pUse the case thee bro GIT before The Medical So
cety bat nothing cou be suggested which had Rot al
ready been done AID the doctor then told he could
do nothing Y e lEen commenced april ing yorr
Liniment freely The entire length Of the spue, and
you may imagine parents Joy whens after few appii-
cations returning animation ePparen and il rapid
y recovered with the exception Of the sight which did
not become perfect for month. The child now
healthy robust be. Five other cases the
kind occurred previously in my neighsorhood, all
or which died. when there doubt if your Liniment
had been used tn = " suId have rec1veTe1. 4wi2
Peoria March ists d. HENRY G CLELAND-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20

EEURtTC NOTICE is hereby given thar all per
q forbidden 20 trespsss, mice dig upon
any ~ thu following named lands, without ny perns-
sion:
Ess half and ess half OF the north quarter Of
ion Thirty Five TosBship Xix, RsDse Three east lying
east of Dodgeyille, in this COUNTY
And Furthermore, fJTeld shy and al persons from
buying removing any lead other from said
lands without ms written permission
JAMES A. PLAT
Mineral Point July 23th, Is5e. Ia qr
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
TIl TI2g7 ia1IViL O. lIEIF GOODS


FOR THE FALL TRADE,
Can be fouad on Commerce street, at the Store of
A G.. DAVIS,
where he is receiving large and deszab'e. stock q
Goods, selected with time aud caresTFroETAzsth
the Hoston ard New York markets. 80
bought a. such prices will
enab'e him 10 compete
with any heusG
In Mineral PoiLt, IN the STATE of Wisconsin.
lie has in his assoren great ETY. or Dress Goods
such
p'Lains, Hahairs, Back Silks Brocades,
IIyuUais. Aluhcas, &C
Tl-sey Eed solid cord Furniture
And ues sty ie Dress Prints,
FFtrch and American t,Ild ChiEtzes
OF vAritss ST. les tor Curtains,
Car.a'n duslns, plain and embroidered,
Ii4Tnass :, Horcegs. Veiveis, -
Corded -s,rtng, cap Lace.
sup. h:-h col d Bay STATE flames,
Bzy Safe and cub raidered shawls,
GaLab 5aCkunstt and swiss Musns,
Worked olars lf.d cuffs Chemizeties,
China VESTS, few sly Ia Ribbons,
Gloves. Neit Atts, hi'k and Grsy l.. ". Hose.
Cotton Hose FaZinEs,
silk B.ajds, Slik shoe faces
dress buttons, Velvet aud other trimmings,
Nuhs, kIoioriues. " ooIeu arn OF diff 4 shsdes,
Wind shades, Table Covers,
BIt8chci and brown Clttuus Of all widths
And quaiiiTes, cheap
OH Elu'lis. RiaEkeis-
Sup 81 k C.tths and Dosskin,
Fancy "a =iIaeTsS, Jeans,
SAT- netfE,
An k,nds ~ wooliens for Children such as
Hcds Caps. Fancy Goats. Comforts
Opera ties, ifaid dose, Atts aAd CUTS,
4 iow beautiful B1nnetts
A. a low Price
EEseserS MP SHOES
Embracing Ladies. Ihildrens and Gsnte.nens Roofs
shoes Spl Caters, and every thing desirable in the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
A>EATE oE JAMES asLOo8Esx.

state Of Wisconsin, iowa County
ISAAC; F. MESSM0BE has fled 80 ne Pr0bato Office,
lpejIi.'u praying Administrative upon the Estate OF
James Boomer, late Of GIaena illinois, deceased. No
ice is hereby given to ali persons interested, that final
hearing will be had upon the said petition at ob.te
Term of the County COurt to be held at the Probate OF
Gee in said County, the IN day February next
PARLEY EATON
Dated January 9Th 1853 3wll
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
MargbaII's Sale,

u virtue OF writ of ia Fa Issued IF ard under
- he seal Of The ii-irct Court OF the United states
Tor the District of Wisconsin directed azsnst the
goods sud cha;tes lands and OF Francis J.
Damn ard David W Jones, levied upon the following
described property wit: The North East quarter OF
section enc y, Town onr A. range two p, east iyi7g
and being IN the County OF Iowa, in the SJate If "s
sUnsin- which shall Expose for sale s Pubic Auction
the Franklin iouse, L. Mineral Pont, in said County
IF 10 va, tie l4h day of February 10 O'clock
A. NJ. Il. X. ELKfNS, u. ). Marshall,
by 1Hes REYN0I.' :, Deputy
Mineral Point. De- tiers ooh A Sep ErQa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
TOPPaN, CARPENTER, CASTELAR,, g CO..
BANK NOTE ENGBAEERS,
NEW YORK.

AVfSG been appointed SCENTS 81 he shove sst7b-
sh ire pared - orders for any
description Of
BANK NOTE E.,5a4I TING EED PRINTING,
Upoa favorable terms and with much despscb as
head quarters We have on hand great variety Of
Vignsttes Ornamental Die-Worz Specimens Of
Bank Notes, Drafts, Certificates Of
Deposit, share Certificates cLtgd the highest
style % and comojnlug the best securities agan
ferations countertetir which ler forthe iuspec
zion Of ali wanli ing plates. 20 enable those order
select their designs de-vuTt1, SC,
will exhibit specimens thea their own rUsidcu-
ces upon receiving proper aUGC-.
L. D ILSLEY & Co
Madison, Jan 20, 1883. 6raI2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
SggAYED

IRON the suhscribr, .aTng about ~ miles north Ct
i fruIa &Dfcs Poi :, tvO ssG SpTag cal - tue
buil ca}f nosrfy whi3n-a few red ~pos. The other
better cs't reary 81 ri, with ShiJe face. scth
naked wits sl.t n :h. rish. car, Any Information
respecting Een3. either lei. 81 the Tribune uGce with
tie uEdersi Eusi, III - t7,srkfusiy received
RICHARD SASGWIN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
Mineral Point Rail Road Of
5000 ESAAL ROAD TIES
TO Rail Road Contractors.

NEAtED PROP. SAILS viii he received the ufIc-
Cof the AtsERAL PaIVT Rail Roam CoNF,SY in MN
crAl Poiat, until the g#th y OF Feb nary Going
grading, bridging and maipnry of said road from MIN
eral Point O. the state ss uG Illinois distance IT I+s
miles; also separate proT.osas for The fl sectors
II sal roRd extending Mineral Point 10 GTa.io
distance of % miles
Maps, plane. probes ard estfulaes ara open for IN
spection AZ all times, st tbs 0ce the comp ny in Min
eral Point.
Satisfactory rsrer noes yin be expected from ali bd
ue-S no. PERSONAL y kuoWu u she company.
For further information pp!jcal5oa &c made 20
the Presden Of the Company. Hon Noses ~ strong or
20 the Secretary. BY order q che BOARD Directors
Taos. = ALLEN, Sec'y
Mineral Point. January "a, t-S3 aid
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
ukgrLY ElIICEq

he FAe RzLL's GENUINE ARABIAN IfNIMENF
= rnast xraordIrry medicine the truth wbcd is
uIcd beyord doubt oy vast sales q .he article and
he many cures being daily pero-rned - Il shich pre-
viousy had resised all otter medicines and a skill Of
tie test 10 the world i Is composed Of bel
sans extracts gums e ,uiar 10 Ar4bap
IA concentrated forl, al their stimulating. anois ne,
penetrating, unctua and revulge iroqertes and the
same which ayes ago,yere used ~ tbs sns of the des-
eri" With sach miracgus success 10 caring lhe diseas
Is Of both man and beast.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20
EsEArEs "a $500 ANN .EAYf.ua.

state Of v Wisconsin. Iowa County
ISAAC r aF~SMOkE has fled 10 The Probate Once
a reiition praying Administration apOn the Estate
Ellen Ain Ia 1r lace the city of Louis, decreased
Notice Is hereby given all persons Interested, that
final hearing viii be had upon the said petition O.
Probate Term Of the County Ccurt, to be held tie
Prsbae Office in said County, the 9TH Of Febru
AIRY FARLEY EATON.
Dated January eth, 1859. 3~u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-01-20

iTHE ISbISC9BLs AND NEVER FAILING REx-
Aot caTtaaH cur fer Nan AND BEAST.
- 3 FH7REIT-S