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Eastern times., 1853-03-31
LYONS KATHAIRON,
FOR THE HAIR.

Since the introduction OF this wonderful prepara
ton for beauifyng the hair preventing il from fall
ing of and turning gray, nothing has pretended to
compete with lis incontested-its ncontesiible vir-
tues. Only % cents, in large bottles.
ID BARNES, Proprietor,
lm4O 1G1 Broadway, New York.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

II The maple sugar manufacturers of
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont are said
to be doing great business the present season.
The weather has been favorable and the sap
runs freely.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

The Kennebec is now clear of ice between
this city and Augusta. Steamer Ocean will
probably take her place on the route to Boston
this week,
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

] The Mayor Of Belfast, in his inaugural,
veaking Of the liquor agency in that city
rs sthe result of the operation thus far, not
hstanding loss Of liquor split, which
about two hundred dollars, 10 a net prof
NE town of two hundred dollars
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
.Assignee's Notice.

Ill persons indebted 10 the late firm Of MUNRoE &
GOODRICH, by note or account, called upon for
settlement. They will call The office of Porter &
Smith, where they settle without COST until May
ls after which time, all accounts &c. remaining un-
paid will be sued JOHN DEARING, Assignee.
Bah March ~, 1858. 6w4O
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

We shall forward to our subscribers in a
few weeks, an extra sheet containing all the
Public Laws passed by the present Legislature
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
DISASTERS.

Ship Charlotte Reed, Ewe fm Liverpool of and for
Bath before reported Fayal Feb 27 detained
time longer, she will have be hove out for re-
pairs, her stripped, &c. The leak was discovered
near the larboard streak.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Washingtonians. attend! |!

are held every FRIDAY EVENING, at the Hall,
corner OF Centre and Washington Streets. The public
generally are invited to attend
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

CHANCES IN THE MATRIMONIAL LOTTERY.
Abner Curtis, great shoe manufactures in
Ess, Abingdon, Mass, proposes 10 some
twenty OF, thirty young men IN MS employ
,that if they will by prudence and economy,
respectively, save one hundred dollars the
current year, and commit matrimony before
the first day of January next. he will ma ke
them each a new years present Of house
III, and 500 in cash 10 aid in the erection
of cottage upon the same.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

is bbls superior Sugars, such as Bristol ana c
Coffee Sugars; Portland A and Hzv Brown do; Also
l2 chests fine and extra fine Teas, bbis seef boxes
Farina bags Coffee, &C., &c,
March 30, 1853. OWEN & CO., Auc,,rs.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

A SUPERIOR article for removing Freckles and
n pimpes from the face, aud for the of chapped
hands, prepared and for sale by .F....H.1
J. MATHEWS, ~
March %, 1853. NSagadahock Building,
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
STOVES.
REMOVAL.

II. 90. IN 5 H E II
HAS removed to the recently occupied by Elisha
Ill Clarke and . ii Marston, where he will be happy
to supply his old and the public generally,
with the latest styles and most durable qualities Of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers,
at the lowest cash prices Also constantly hand
latest styles OF Mems and Boys HATS and CAPS.
Bath, Jan 5, 1853. 29tf
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Later from California.

The steamer Georgia arrived al New York
March %, from Aspinwall, with 200 passen-
gers, and $1,882,000 in specie, of which
100000 were in the hands OF her passen-
gers.
The Georgia left Aspinwall on the 10Th al
P. nj. and brings California dates to March
LIST.
The Legislature Of California is discuss
ing the question of a convention for the re-
vision of the Constitution.
The news from the mines continues favor
able.
The weather had been quite rainy recently
The Golden Gate lost twenty-three Of hel
passengers from yellow fever on her upward
"trip, and the Winfield Scott forty-one. .E
There had been numerous arrivals of ships,
and breadstufs and provisions had fallen
considerably.
MarysviIIe has subscribed $25O,O0O for Q
plank road to Nevada.
The Sacramentos were taking measure tc
build railroad to the Mountains.
The noted robber joaquin was continuing
his depradations on the Sacramento. He
had attacked and robbed Chinese camp o.
about $780, 900. He had also committed ma
ny fresh murders.
A Mexican robber was hung by the cili
zens in Sacramento County.
The Chinese robbers were hung by tht
citizens at Mud Springs.
A lump of gold had been taken at Eureka
weighing twenty-three pounds and wortt
$4,000.
Among the deaths on board the Winfield
Scott were George Bachelor, Major Henri
Croker, G. w. Jones, all of Maine.
SANDWICH IsLANDs-Dates from the Sand
witch Islands are to the 9Th Of February
Business was quite active, and great dea
of merchandise was being shipped to Sal
Francisco.
The coffee crop was very encouraging, ant
the quality equal 10 any foreign.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
FOREIGN PORTS.
Per steamship Atlantic, al New

Per steamship Atlantic at New York.
Ar at Liverpool 9th, Ariel Reed, Noble.
Cid 3d. Harriet Augusta, Trott, City Point.
Ent for ldg 5th, Falcon, Wade Orleans J C Cal
houn, Lowell, York.
Sid fun Falmouth 7th, Hannah Crooker, Brown, (fm N
Orleans having repd sails &c) Glasgow.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

IPer Steamship Asia.l
Ar at Liverpool sth, Marsh6eld Torrey, New Orleans
(not previOusly)
Sid 9Th, Wales, Lombard Philadelphia
Adv Calhoun, Lowell and Ariel, Re- ed, York
with despatch Otseonthe, Young Orleans 10th FaI-
con- Wade do with despatch.
Ent for ldg 9Th, WIN Sewall, Small, New York.
In port 9th ldg Uriel, Foster, for Boston.
Ar 9Th, New England, Preble Savannah Buena Vista
Theobald Charleston
Ar 18th, ship Continent, Drummonds New Orleans ;
Dirigo, Cooper, do.
Ar at Queenstown 10th, Nahl Thompson, Stone, fm
New Orleans for Liverpool.
Of Bristol 9Th, Cd Turk, fm Bristol for N York.
Newport, March 10-The Am ship Andover, Delano.
hauled out of dry dock this evening.
Ar at Greenock 10th, Oxford MinOt, New Orleans.
Ar Havana 10Th inst, bark Mary Whittier, Jones,
Boston.
AT Havana 2lst inst ship Mary Whittier, Jones, m
Boston, 18th Caroline Dow, Blanchard, unc J
Hathorn, Brown, ar 18th, unc.
At Neuvitas 18th inst, brig Cushnoc, Lawry for New
Yolk.
Ar sagua 18th inst brig II w Moncure, Curtis I'm
and for Boston, unc.
AT Faya 9th ult, ship Charlotte Reed for Bath n
Liverpool before reported advice when she will
leave.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
kennebec & Portland r. II. Co.

A MEETING Of the stockholders Of The Kennebec
~ and Portland Railroad co is hereby notified 10 be
held in the Siale Street Chapel, in Augusta Tues
day, the l2h day of April next al 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, to consider and he Corporation
will modify the terms of their vote of 29th Of April
1851 SO as 10 authorize the directors 10 engage pay
10 the Somerset and Kennebec Railroad Co, for the
proposed lease Of their road six per cent annually up
on the cost Of that road and station houses without
limiting that cost TO six hundred thousand dollars and
TO transact any other business that may come before
Them. By order o the Directors
JOS. M'KEEN, Secretary.
Brunswick, March 25, 1853. Aid
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF


OWEN K co. have received direct from several Of
~ the la rgest houses in New York, large and fash
onabe assortment of black and colored plain, watered
figured and Brocade Silks, selected with special ref
erence 10 this markell and constituting the des
bic assortment exhibited in this city. Customers
mill do tvH to call, every article win be offered at
the lowest prices. Mar &c.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

ONE HUNDRED MILES PER HoUR.-'A
Maine Yankee announces, through the Ma
tional lntelligencer, the invention Of a form
OF road and improved locomotive, which he
says, will safely transport the mails and
passengers at the rate Of one hundred miles
per hour! The writer further says he has
been made acquainted with the details of
these improvements, (which are SO palpabIy
correct in theory, and feasible in practice.
that every civil engineer and railroad man
will, on examination, at once recognise and
admit. as the desideratum, even 20 the ex-
tent Of safety and speed above indicated. -
The next Congress, it is said, is 10 be invi-
ted 70 secure its adoption, and give to the
world the result of the first experiment.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

EXTENSIVE SHOP LIFTING. case Of exten.
sive shop-lifting came to light in this city yes
terday. A dry goods firm, who do business on
Middle street, missed piece of silk, and fixed
their suspicious on lady of very respectable
connexions. as the person who had taken it
away. On searching at her house, large
quantity Of nice goods were found, in all val
ued at over 5000, some of which had been
taken from their own store, several months be-
fore, and some known to be the property of
others.-POrtLdud Adr,
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
SPRING STYLE HATS.
new and superior style of Mems KERSEY
HATS for sale by L. S. FISHER.
J. B. HUDSON

Has Removed to Front Street,
In The sio-e recently occupied BY Charles Russei-
FURNITURE OF all descriptions on hand. COfhns
furnished at short notice. O!d work repaired ana
pain ed, 26if
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Split Peas. Cheese,
Soaps.

DRIED Apples Mess Pork and Mess Beef for sale by
~ March 81. Nj F GANNETT.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
q MARRABR
TrATD DrGT0D N TTTTE


1EA BOXES Smoked Herring suitable g fnr .,.,T, mp
lsJO ping, for sale by nj GANNEl a.
March p, 1859. f4svss HsglT Tta5fO
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
AUCTION.


THE subscribers have just received on consignmen
with orders :or positive sale, and viii sell Al Sale
Room on
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining i'm the Post Office,
Bath, Mar. al, 1864.

GentIemen's List.
| Avery WiImot KiDgman b
| Aubns Nathaniel Lambard AC
Blasdell Levi Lincoln David
Buker Joseph Lawrence William
| Bryant VIM Shepard Morrison Daniel
| Blase Mr. Saley McCarty James (O
| Bryant William Mayo Jonathan BI2l
Bailey James Mitchell Otis
| Campbell Morton McodyHO
| Cousins James () Morse T.
| Clifford Edwin w Pettee John
| Crosby Josiah burlington CaptAW
| Carter Edward Purrington Cbaris. n
| Clarke Judson Riggs Enoch q
Doyle Henry I % Robinssea A,
| Dodge VIM W Simpson Thomas T.
Douglass james Simpson Tuition
Durgn Joshua Stewart JoscBh
Davenport stephen Smith James A.
Dennis & Co John SOpher Levi p
Foster Avory Smith WHkeA
| Ferrin Richard Smith Thomas
| Gahan William Trask Elias
| Good John TAYLOR Lorenzo
Gardiner william Jr Tarbox A
| Godfrey William Willard John
| Goddard Robert WEIGH lanes
| Harding Harlow (S) Weaver Charles M
| IIague Israel (2) Williams Francis A
Hntchings Arthur Whitney Oliver
| Hinkley Niah Welch A
| Johnson Daniel Waters Luke
| Jones Daniel WinsloH Cant
| Kingsbury Samuel
Ladies' List.
| Abbott Sarah McIptyre Amanda
| Atkins Thankful O,Rrien Judah
Austin Ebvira O'Connell Mary
Berry Jennette Prince Eliza (2)
Brett Mary Jane burlington Susan
BlackDourne Jane Reed Elizabeth
| Croker Mary Robinson Susan
chatham Della Strout Emma c
| Dupar Catherine uart Frances
| Dewof Mary Stanley Eliza Ann
Eastman Eveline Simmns Lucy
| Getchell Julia A Smear Annah
Groves Harriet q Stevenson Mrs Charles
Gordon Nancy r (2) Stuart Mrs John
| Hersey Abby Sylvester Emily
| Harvey Rebecca Siearns Harriet 8
Jordan L Snson Emily
| Jack Nancy SwantOn Mary
Lemont Harriet N White Mrs JohnP
| Laskey Wood Elyira
Malow Cordelia Williams LucyA
Miles Mary A Wright Loyna
Mckay Desiah Walker Caroline
Mckenna Catherine
10 Advertised letters are subject to charge Of ONE
CENT Persons calling for them will please say
vERTIsED" RUFUS II. HAINES, p M.
Spanish Olives,
ND Cask Raisins constantly hand ard for sale b,
Il Mar 3O A T ROBINSON.
Just Received
PRIME lot Of Sugars, such as Gramalized, Pow
II dercd, Muscovado. Crushed, Coffee Crushed, Ha
vana Brown, Portland and b; also a superior 10; o
Loaf Sugar. ROBINSON.
Coffee, Teas, SO.
A SUPERIOR article of Old Java, Porto CnbelIo
~ 81 Domingo, &c; also The best kinds Of Teas fol
sale by AT ROBINSON.
Nice Fresh Citron,
ND superior article Of Bay Wafer, jus, received
n and for sale by AT ROBINSON.
Cheese.
PRIME lot of Cheese just received for sale by
n Mar 30. L ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

Ready made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods
Pensions and Bounty Lands.
Bounty Land Warrants

nlH r subscriber will procure PENSIONS for Wild
j ows of Revout onary Soldiers married since the
year 1900 and for dows and orphans OF soldiers in
The Ivar of 1919 Also
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

for soldiers in any Of The wars Of the Uned States.
The highest cash price paid for SOLDIERS BOUN-
TY LAND WARRANTS OF all sizes.
All by mail will receive prompt L
iention JOHN ii kIMBALL.
Office of the Bath Savings Institution, opposite the
Elliot House Block.
BaIh March 9, 1853. 1898
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
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The following letter isfrom highly respectable physi
clan, v no enjoys extensive practice: 100
NAvsRRE Stark CO., o., Nov LISP
DR.. JOHN ID. PARK Dear sir; :" Dr.. GUysotts Extract
of ~arsaparll has heen purchased by for the las
hree ye s. with good effect in General Debility Liver
Complaint 5aundice, dyspepsia Chronic and Nervous
Diseases. In alifemale complaints it is unequstled
IN the this medicine The patient constantly gains
strength and yigor, fact rthy of great consideration
n is to tn Taste aud smell, and be used b9
person. the most delicate somachs with safety, under
anv circ ances am speaking from srence, and
10 the afflicted l advise its use.
~ IEEPER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
BOUNTY LAMBS.

TIE undersigned General Land Agent viii give par
uculsr attention obtaining AERANTs nom Wash
ingon to Soldiers, who entitled to them by the late
act Of Congress.
he viii also attend to locating warrants lands for
those who obtain them under the above long
idence in and thorough knowledge Of Western Wseon-
5 N VIII he believes, enable him TO give good satisfaction
70 those who may call on him
CHARLES z LEGATE-
Land Agent sBd Surveyor.
Mineral Poiat, October, I555- #
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
TO FEMALES.
DYSENTERy.

This distressing disease is q deran-
ged condition of the visceral organs.
Whether resulting from contagIon i'm
proper diet. change OF climate, or from
any other cause, Dr. : p. Townsend
Compound extract of Sarsaparilla is
demonstrates tobethe mostefficacious
aud potential remedy ever discover
a
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26

S 7t, 6 Wj j,., 50
To The honorable James II. Knowlton, Judge Of the
County Court 0t sad County, and oficio, Judge OF
The under-fsnad having been duly appointed by
uf b. q. oi5e 1'--[t Atnllnstf'1Lor o. tue estate OF
Joseph " HIgbgTs .4ceaseds respectfully represents
t DE has not o1El able 70 hnd any pc sonal properly,
or chooses action saoBgng the estate OF ~ decea
SD ard believes a there are none m this stat; that
be believes the deceased died seized OF the following
esc-ed lands e Of none other lying in this state
The northeast quarter section . town range Ie 500
!. : ~ - Z. 9'f.-r = J" J, lie 3z0
" 81 : =. Is W 4E-rsar - 81, :, &" lie $50
tat i value of I'D ands, according 10 the best infor
nation be has ohtE4sd Is that against TIE above
state % illinois and thEt letters of administration
AIKEN srt eI hls r, in the county of Adams in said
ieHa u aIPears ban H. sale bil Of personal property
IS sad 10y The 4ttHtstrstor ot the deceased IN SAID
Add tie safe o. Haas i.slate in sad County
am uAl@ 10 elbS 20
s942 10
The UNDERLINED q Informed and bel ewes that
o we deere o.! me t.unN court OF said
Jos "a, was SCI -gar 70 The widow Of the de-
c. ase1s III lieu ut dover, 1893 IS
s7778 40
also appears that aere have been Gled and allowed
against said estate, ailus 90 the uut stO2li 80
exclusive do Interest. aud cou=e uenIy the assets
ere art saieut g. meet tho debts BY upwards Of
The Undersigned Aduiinatrsto as aforesaid, further
represents that tC sale Of said aHds necessary for
-ae payment of the debts of the ceased aud therefore
respectfully prays your hoU3r 10 grant license to him
tor tie sale thereof
L} h-~ WpDDN An, administrator
.Ese estate q Joseph NJ. Higbee.
state q Wisconsin.
iowa Colufy.
un This Itl day .f March q 1883, personally came
before nae The Shove banned cyrus Woodmap, and sub
serhg3 and made tie forUss ing instrument.
Witness ND hand SD Official seal.
HENRY P. GEORGE, Il. =.
Notary Public, Wisconsin.
N Probate Court hgj sttha Probate ofcs in the coun
ty of lafayette and Stale oi Wisconsin, the twenty
eshth day - April, aa The year Of our Lord thou
sand eight hundrsi and fifiy rec, before James H.
hHuH 3 on, Judge rft the Going petition,
Ordered That shs petitioner give notice 10 all persons
Interested, by causing copy of szd petition with this
order eHdorsed % ba printed az least four success
weeks IN the wisconsin Tribune, weekly newspaper
pTrn cd 90 Mineral Fa in the county of Iowa and
IT " sc1nslu, and lt the he printed prior L.
the hth day ufJuy after the dale hereof which
tho lime hereby hearing tie matters and things
said petition contained To The end that an persons
- Interested may teTe appear AZ he Probate Ocs, il
sac county Of lsFasg and to the Probate Court
and there 20 De held show II any they have, hy
lue prayer ~ the sgl vt-iunUr should be granted
By jBs Court
4N-5 JAMES h. KNOwLTCN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26

8 8 8 8 & 8

Extract of letterfrom extensive merchant.
PLAIEFIELD, Mich, april 3, 1852
Mr.. d. PARK-Dear sir: DR.. Guysotts Yellow DOCK
and Sarsaparia is performing astonishing cures IN
tEfs Mace Mr. b. Strickland has just informed me
thar one his children mas been entirely cured of very
severe case scrofa by the OF only one bottle He
had tried ala st every thing that the doctors prescribed
but all to no avail the child continued getting worse
The sores are all healed and the child apparently
we'll which is lastly ascribed the of the Yellow
Dock and Sgrsaparilla Yours trniy,
r. A. BEAL.
Sold by J. D. PARK, Cincinnati, O.,
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut Oh
Walnut streettO whom ali orders must be addressed
Also by I. RODbLF, Mineral Point, ArmstrUne,Po
tos; Raeeauf Giger Csssve; Cole Il stewart. Bee
town; d. T. Parker Lancaster; N. II. Hemiup, Hazel
Green E. BsyIey & Co., Plattevile T. II. Flanders,
Benton; T. Mason, Dubuque. ~ n2Ov5 ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Ii parsons hereby notified not trespass mine,
y dig upon the following lands without the wri ten
consent permission of the owner-East y Of W IA
sec s, Township 5. Range East.
Also. f OFFS f IL sec. 6 Township 4, Range
East, without the written consent the owner or JOHN
MUSHR0VE, .7geHf.
And further notice Is hereby given that forbid any
and all persons from buy removing any Lead 9TH
from the above described lands without permits
sion above. ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point, October, 1852. IF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
FRANKLIN HOUSE.


MN ERAL PoINT. v IsJ0NsIN.
BY NICHOLS * SNIFF.
THE undersigned having become proprietors
of the above well known house and having <=zaA
fitted Il mp in the Desistyie, would respectfully 1881
say the citizens and the travelling public, that -
they prepared 10 accommodate in the test m inner
all WHO may favor them with patronage, Their table
will always be supplied with the best the market affords
and they hope by strict attention to the
elers- 70 merit and receive liberal patronage.
Stages leave this house daily for the and west
~ CommodiOus Barns and Stables are attached and
attentive ester ready 10 attend the wants
the weary nag, day or nis ht.
NICHOLS & shift.
Mineral Point. 0-r N. ISL -rf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
Price, 81 per bottle-six bottles for s..

SALINE, Oct. IA, 1859.
Mr. J. d. PARF-Daer sir: send you the foregoing
certificate aud, far acquainted it'll the csse
il is all trae procured it, thinking might he benefit
to YOU and the afflicted. YoG have the privilege Of
using il as you think best You're, A. BEERS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
Jackson. Mich. Dec. Is, 1919.

Mr.. H. c. RtIss-Dear Sir: was taken sick on the lo
of August, iS4S with relax dysentery, and dd not
recover so that could perform manual labor until FEB
ru2ry, 1919. employed the best physicians one AFTER
another, but none Of them could effect cure began
to think never should recover when friend told me
that he had used Dr. :. p TOwnsend's Compound TX
tract Of Sarsapaa with the best of success, and adVi
seu m 10 try IL did and contrary To my eXpeca-
tons, began TO recover Two bottles made me as Wen
as ever was in my life. You at liberty to make any
use Of this that will extend the of Dr. :. P Town
sends Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla as remedy
for the disease with which was afflicted
Respectfuly yours,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26

And further notceis hereby given, that forbid any
and al persons from buying removing any lead or
other from the above described lands without the
written permission of the owner Y agent.
BEN. G. SCOTT, owner and agent.
Yellow Stone, Feb 9, 1892. I6-Iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26

DVSTTC EOTECE.-AH persons are hereby
notified not 70 respass, Mine or Dig, upon any Of
tho following described @nds without the written con
sent or permission Of myself or ~ agent to vii
Dsscrfp. sec. tn Re Degcrf2. See. Tn. Ra-
c a seq y sc whneq Is 7e
e h II " . "e asw q 10 {" o
h O o % eq GZehn
whneq sc va Is 6 al
hnwd IA O. sc " swd j
VII g Z NV @ - " -
section g. seq IS "
And further notice is hereby given, that forbid any
and ali persons from buying or removing any Lead
other from the ADORE described lands without ny
written permission.
Z. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, June ?, 1852. ma
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
FEYa

MoIasses, Currauts, Raisins, Flour Salt, &c,
All Of which are offered for CASH, on the
most reasonable trms.
l.. G. WHEELER.
Dodgeville. Sept. %, 1851. 49tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26


Do not allow your children TO grow up with seeds OF
Rheumatism in their constitutions. 1t Is easily cured II
attended TO in time: but when neglected it becomes
chronic and troublesome Nothing equals Dr. ; P
Townseud's Compound Extract of SarsaParla ID reno
wing pains Rheumatism from the young well as the
old.
Fort Wayne, March 9, 1850.
DIR. :. p. T0wnsend-Dear Sri take the liberty OF ad
dressing YOU (athOngh perfect ranger IA regard to
your valuable medicine Nv daughter aged ten years has
been the three months with thatterrble
disease Rheumatism. She attended constantly by
several of physicians, but with little help At
last induced purchase bottle Of your nestima
bic preparation Of SarsapariIa Of yGur Agent F. B. Reed
this place. After taking the hrst bottle she Began to
recover Iameness, be abie 10 walk about
the After taking the second bottle she was
well I would advise all those afflicted with
rheumatism TO give il trial.
Yours afectionatey,
L. l.. CHITTENDEN.
PE7E4vEON AIRY CON>I TPTEON-
The accompany ing certificate received by the pro
Drietors from Messrs. A Hurd & Co OF Eaton, Canada
East.
Eaton, c. z. Nav IS, 1919.
l, Jonathan Taylor of Bury hereby certify thai my
wife, Lucy Taylor, had been sick for some months,
threatened with pton, and could find relief
nh procured from Messrs :. A. Hurd & Co. some OF
Dr. :. P. Town-end's Sarsaparils, wheh Immediately af
fOrded relief, and she is in fair way of recovery
and have much confidence in his medicine, that
can cheerruIly recommend il to Others
lSigned) JONATHAN TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26

SHOULDER BRACES, a superior article for
sale by r. d PULFORD-
CHAD. Hbis. Mess shsd, in prime order, Just re-
- ceived and for sale BY G. w COBB
GsUORENS- TORaeCO-5 bbls Goodwin 4.
- Harry-z Spanish Eniz'd for sale AZ COBBeS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-26
Flour FIourii

FRNsuN NE.EEs.--36 Pounds Of last Years growth
= JIsl received asg tar sale az GEp. ". COBB'S