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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26
New York. Aug 26 1859.

MY DEAR SIR:-Had you asked me- Whether
could advise you TO desert Agriculture for Law,
should have answered no! very decidedly. There
is already supsrabund,uee of Lawyers, coupled
with great scarcity Of goed farmers. Why car
ry your Goals To Newcastle!
As to College Education, my own lack Of it
probably disqualifes NE to appreciate it fny; bat
think you might better be learning to fiddle
And if you are without mears would advise You
to hire ten acres Of good land, work ten hours
day on it, for FIVE days each week, and devote
all your spare hours to reading and study, espec-
tally to the study Of Agricultural Sciences, and
thus lowe no man anything while you IeceiTe
thorough practical education. Such is not the
advice you SEEK nevertheless remain, Yours
Horace GREELr"
The fact is that nine-tenths of the young men
who enter college with common sense, leave it
there in exchange for brain full Of hic, hec, hoe
They injure their health acquire dstnste for
manual laboL, and longing fer some lazy protes
sion. Hard work becomes perfectly "disgusitul'
and personal the height of ambition.
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For TIE OH o Star.
For Tie Oh Star.
The 9Vomnn's Rights Convention ia
CEcVeiaEld.

Cleveland.
The conv ventior was generally harmonious A
part of the discussion among the gentlemen was
rather boisterous. The notorious Joe Barker as
is usual thought it became his dignity to play the
iowdy, and drag points into discussion totally for
eign to its objects, and to msrepresent bis oppo-
nents. The True Democrat says, the cause of
Wonlans Rights viii receive but little strength
from such efforts as his, and advice them ship
him unconditonalIy and immediut ely Ohio Stu1
Oct12.
You are probably aware that the gentleman al
ludsd to in the paragraph just quoted is not Joe;
bat joseph Barker, and however odious his senti-
ments may be, l feel quite sure that no sensible
man will hold any editor of public journal respon-
sible for them, for simply calling him by his prep
er name.
But then Re played the rowdy, In what this
consisted your readers not informed; and al
though l have frequently heard him address
public audiences, am entirely at a loss to deter
uine in what way he usually thinks 1t becoming
his dignity to play that very popular American
character. .-.
| have indeed witnessed uneasiness in part o
his audience when he was dealing his pondereu
blows on human cha,tesm rs it exists in the free
est republic and most ''Christian nation,' on THU
planet, and Young America was ready with his
ses and stamping to arrest the disclosure of unpal
atable truths just in the same way, that the sam,
class are ever ready 10 check the free rtterancC
ofsuch sentiments when coming from L. w. Hal
or J. C. Vaughan: The only difference is they
feel greater license from the fact that Mr. Bar
ker is an Engishman, and zee want no foreign EN-
missHry to teach duty. He is accused O
dragging in points foreign to the discussion. 4
charge of this kind rarely fails of being brought n
each party against the other in tho discussion O
all questions involving important principles. Whe
we learn what those points are, each ono will hav
to decide for himself whether they were foreig
to the object of the convention. 1.-The misrepresen
ted his opponents he did wrong; and as he claim
to be progressive, mny we not hope for bette
course from him in future.
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For the Ohio !Stor.
Letter from. Few. z. w. Brows,.r,g.

Letter Eroraa Eev. z. w. Browning.
FRIEND H4LL-Sir 1t is imp ssbIe but that
we must indulge in some regrets at tho defeat we
have sustained during the last campaign, and we
may some of US feel Ike sitting down and summing
up the various influences that brought to bear
against US, but this would be useless. The fact,
we know, that met the enemy-that we labor
ed manfuly-that we fell--but let US remember
that we fell with our arms in our hands, and our
face to the foe. Another feet know, that the
enemy will use every possible effort 10 strengthen
himself in his present position, and this fuct is sug
gesive, it suggests the proprety and necessity Of
our gathering together our hosts and commencing
our next campaign immediately. If we can do
nothing mure, we can be gathering the munitions
of war and be ready to avail ourselves Of every
favorable event. write this, to suggest the pro-
prety of calling Mass Temperance Convention
ct Ravenna saue time in the month of Novem-
ber, composed of males and females, TO consult to
gether and adopt such course us may be though
will best sub=erve the interests of the cause. A
variety of considerations urge the necessity of call
ing such Convention measures should be taken
to have petitions circulated, generally, and uni
formy throughout the County for the Maine Law,
that shall give the lie 10 the voice of the ba!lobox
This calls for a Convention, ani many other con-
sideraions which carnot. nor need mention.
Yours, T. w. BROWNING.
Rootstown, Oct. 24lh, 1858.
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Boots Shoes and Leather.

g you want first rate article Of boots and
II shoes, call at ellis & Durham's store immediately
east ofthe late ere in Ravenna who have made mr.,
rangemens to Keep on hand at all times, large and
general asSor'mento home manufactured and eastern
made boots and Shoes which they will sell al The low
est figure for cash ready pay.
They Will continue 80 keep hand the best oual,v
of sole leather, upper leather and calf skin morncco
Innings pegs, lasts and most kinds Of shoe fntlins,
which they. will sell ut a small advance on cns, e.
prompt pay. ' 'of
" Give us q call and sec for yourselves.
Ravenna, May, 1858.
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Wednesday, October &c 1853.

g We give up much of our editorial space
this week to the Premium List, which we know
cur County readers are looking for with interest.
TIE list has but just been furnished Us. Those
interested should not be impasient at the delay,
but should bear in mind that it is light task to
prepare it, and requires time and care.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

A TALE OF SLAvERY.-1t will be remembered
by some of our citizens that about two or three
months since coIored man visited our city for the
purpose of obtaining money enough to buy his
child that was held as slave in Kentucky
Through the generosity of J. Fl. Smith and his
congregation, " ith aome added by private ndividu
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

A SAD PlcTURE.-On Thur; Gay last. poor
inebrae, by the name of Weotherbee. was
found In stable at the north end of Front ST.,
covered with blood, ard supposed TO be dead
A boy went after Mr., WhiiseI, who repaired 10
the stable and found Mr. Weatherbae still alive
but in most shocking condition. Labosing
under delerum ,rsmens. he had gnawed the
fash from his fingers, on both hands. and his
face was dreadfully bruised, swelled. and
bloody! Mr.. Whitsel says he pever before saw
such sight. and hopes lie never will again
Poor w. was taken TO the Inf'mary, and car
ed for.
We are told that WeatheFbee was formely a
kind hearted husband, and good C tizer, tut that
he became intemperatP, separated from his wife,
and-here lie is! Reader-temperute jrinker
| does it occure 10 you that you stand in Wealth
bees Columbus Eleraior.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

To many comparison of Tuesdays vote with
that of previous years, will possess interest
The data follow:
164s: Taylor 1892; Cass 1915; Van Buren
1858.
1s49: Mcclure 1860; Spelman 2157.
1850: johnson 1894; Wood 1868; Smith 3s8
1851: Wood 1914; Vinton 1915; Lewis 474
1852: Scott 1887 Pierce 1943; Hale 682.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26
x,a-d Of EouaIization.

SILAs CRocKER, Esq, received majority Of votes
for Member OF the Board Equalization, and is elected
but by blunder of the Sufeld Clerks and Judges Of
election making their Poll Book, OrIs REED Esq.
has the certificate of election. We have wrongly esti-
mated Mr. Reed ifhe willava himself ofan cdeLt or
error claim Office to which he is not elected. We
we'll that Mr. Crocker does desire the
office, but having been fairly elected by majority of
the people he u doubtless feel his duty vRdicate
his and the ights Of the majority by claiming his
seat in the Board.
We do believe hIr. Reed will visit Columbus on a
certificate which majority of the people have not
entitled hlm and all NJ. Crocker VIII have do viii
be show the facts in the and take his in the
Board.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

TERRIBLE Eap.-On Saturday last one
mile outside of Troy, Ohio, the mangled body
of once respectable man WAS found, who o
late has been a dtunkard With the exception
Of the eatremiiles Of the arms and legs. the
flesh had been entirely consumed by tire hogs.
The lower jaw was torn. off, stripped OF every
vnslige Of flesh, and was found several rods
from the rest of The skeleton. A more revo!-
ting spectacle has seldom been witnessed.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

SAD AFFAIR. Mr.. James Woodsum, OF Ber-
wick, Me-. was found dead IN the road leading
from this village 10 Blackberry Hill ia Berwick,
on Thursday. afternoon. Woodsum had been
10 this village with a load of straw and having
disposed Of his straw, was returning
home. He was intoxicated aud was seen whip
ping his horses severely short distance from
where he was found, He fell from lis cart
while going at rapid rate, and was instunt
ly hilled by the fall.-Gredt Falls Journal.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

u Many things which we designed to notice
this week. we shall endeavor to take care of next
week.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

Horace GreeEy's advice 10 EouAs
Men.
The No-walk Pegis,=r>slys that young man
Of that placs wrs:s 70 air. Gseely. requesting his
advice as to the po.icv ef pursuing collegiate
course of education to r pre- him for the legal
nrofession. AMI received the following terse and
chsrac, eristic answer:
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26
Ono eofFsrzE,n,s Victims.

A Mrs. PIERCE, an Incorporate woman ABOUT
40 years of age, expired suddenly in Euclid
street yesterday forenoon. She was frs, OBJ
served standing by fence, with her neck upon
the pickels, when she Immediately fell and ex-
nired. sa
The deceased was in the regular habit of get
ting drunk, for which offence she was recently
sent TO jail on bread and water. Her husband
is now serving ou, similar sentence for the
same cause, Whutu Distressing licrure Of the
dark side of lie !" does the career of this
miserable pair presentl-F'orest Guy Demo.
crdt.
An Old gentleman living three miles north of
Columbus, fell from wagon while on bis way
10 The Po'ls on election day, and broke his neck
killed him insatn,ly - Dlunk.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

u 10 PainesviIe last Saturday the ground
wGs covered wiih snow.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

NAsr STt Ell SCYTHEs of The he,
~ qSali'y and maths to match going oil chenp n,
''"' ~ Z, Il J, e. PRENTlSSt
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

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very efflcielt service rendered by him as Mar
shaii' aud award Linn Diploma, as testimonial
" LIS it'n lfrtss Id efficiency.
Inc thanks Of the Bonrd sre also rendered to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hn,nan. and Se,ty Ki.g,
and to the other Ladies and Gentleman who as
sisted in decorating Floral Hall.
After listening to the address of Prof Shen.
herd. the Society proceeded to the ad, Ution of
sund:y amen dmeurs to the Constituting, which
will hereafter be published and circulated.
The Society then proceeded to the election of
officers for the en- suing year, as folcws:-
i VIM. Goodman, of Ravenna President; Alvab
UdnII of Hiram. Vice President; VIM. Frazer,
of RavenDa, Treasurer; P. b. Conant, of Raven-
na. Recording Secretary; E. P. Branard, of Ra-
VIENNA. Corresponding Secretary.
Executive Committee-M. T. Spellaan, of Ec-
inburgh. VIM. Stedmen, of Randolph, Joseph An-
gel, of Windham Wm r. Kelso, of Brnfeld,
and M. S. Bristol, of Ravenna.
WM. GOODMAN, President
A. A. HARRIs, Secretary.
N. B.-The Committee Oh Farms and Crops
have not yet made their reports. When made
they will be duly published.
JEu D'EsPRIT.-The celebrated Dr.. of
Philadelphia once visited patient whose house
stood besile church yard. After giving his pre-
scrp.nns he turned aud looking out of the window
side of the last abode of mortality. remarked
well, well, sir. on my word you have q very
pleasant prospect beyond The grave"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

TIE BEAUTtns or THE Run 'tRAFFGc.-We
mentioned yesletday 'tos The house Of Hugh
down on Saturday rigl t iast We have since
learned ,hut he fred The house while in stale
of inebfisiy, sud that he then attempted to kill
Ms wife and three Children. They fed to the
woods and The hr,i;nl victim of rtsm followed
Them with n guns bnt did not succeed in over
taking Them. The liqnor that deIhrot.ed TINT
mans reasons, and turned that once loving hus-
band and father into an incendinry aud murder
er, we are sorry 10 say, nbt@iaed in this
city; vet tho rum advocates, say ,ha, it wonld
be,repching upon oar liberties to ennct law
that would specify pul amend 10 such soul sick.
eniag scenes-such biigh'i"g miserios.-Mil-
a0aukie Dem.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

NJ R, HALL-Dear Sir .....--.--r
In the las, issue of the Star, over the sigma
ture Of "A Citizen see that I an, implicated
with oil ers in charge Of having aided in the late
defeat of the Temperance Ticket in this County.
Now who Mr.. Citizen is, l do not know, but per-
haps is sufficient 10 know. that be is one of those
sharp sighted and nr-seeing ones, capable of see
ing all the workings of secret influences brought
to bear against the Temperance movement, and
also of analy zing and explaning those mysteries
connected with such resus. And would simply
suggest to Mr.. Cltizen that if lie has such presch-
ers and members in his Church, it might be well
Tor him to labor with them On these matters and
try to set them right; and such an interview
might be beuefeial to bosh parties, and the COM
munisy might be pleased to know whether Mr..
Citizen takes as high grounds, other equally
important questions bsfore the public, as he does
on that of Temperance. ......
Mr.. Editor-you and others kuow that did not
sign the call for Convention, and for reasors
which | thought good and sufficient and as l have
not yet made an assignment of my conscience to
the keeping of any man party, | might do so
again under circumstances insoiving the same
principles. Now, Mr.. Citizen, proof is required
to make good your allegation, and in giving it we
hope care will be taken to nlisTel,rasent
T0lIE A V0TTNG
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I 4 3 OHIO STAR
LYMAN w. HALL, Editor.
IL AV E n N "A,

Mrs. HELEN L. B0STWICK, Regular Contributor
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-26

Mrs. L. Afford, Wiudhrm, best spread highly
meritorious dip.
On Butter, CHEESE, SUGAR AND FLOUR.
Mrs. E. B. Higley, Windham, best Butter
DIP. and LOO
D. w. Day, Ravenna, 2d best do, 100
~ L. L. Cotton, Freedom, Sd best do,
vol. Cultivator
R. II. Peck, Streetsborough, best
Cheese, dip. and l.5O
Ahimaaz Duud, Freedom, ID best do, Loo
Mrs J. Hine, RaveEna. Sd best do.
Vol. Cuitivator
John Weber, Deerfeld, best Maple Sugar
Vol. Cultivaior, l,o0
A Doud, Freedom I'd best DO, Ohio Farmer
john Kenyon, Franklin, best brand of Flour.
dip. and 2'0o
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
& 9 9 8 Z z

following letter from highly respectable physi
clan, who enjoys 81 extensive practice:
NAvaREE S,srk CO., O., Nov lisp
DR.. JOHN y. PARK DearSir: - DR.. GaysOlts ESIfaci
of arsaparili has heen pu chased by the last
three yea With good eff in General Debility Liver
Complaint IauHdiCe Dyspepsia. Chronic and Nervous
Diseases In sli female Compe'nt5 10 10 uneq
the of this medicine Ihe patient constantly gain
strength and vigBr fact Thy Of great consideration
s pleasant the tsste and smell. and be USED h
psrsOns delicate sOmacis with ssiey, under
any circumstances speaking from experience, and
10 the afflicted advise its use.
DR.. J. :. LEEPER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
s { 8 . : g

Extract Of letlerfrcm extensive merchant.
PAINTED. Mich, prIi r. 1852
Mr.. J d. PARK-Desr SiT: Dr. Guysptts - elbow Dock
arssparitla astonishing in
his place a Mr Strickland has iast informed me
thar one his children has entirely cured If very
severe Of scTo la by the of only bottle. he
had tried every thing hat the dOct prescribed.
but all to avail. child ntinued getting
The sores all healed up and the child apparently
well, which is Justly ascrbed the of the Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla Yours truly,
K. 4. REAL.
Sold by ]. D. PARK, Cincinnati, O.,
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut stsentrance on
Walnut street-to whom all orders must be addressed
Also BY T RODDLF, Mineral Point, 3 Armstrong. Pc
tnsi; Raeeauf & Ciger Cassviije; Cole stewart Bee
town: .. T. Parker. Lancaster; \ T.. HemiUp, Hazel
Green: E. Baylcy < Co., PlaueYiilo; T Fl. Flanders,
Benton; T. Mason, Dubuque. ~ n2Ov5 "
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
BOUNTY LAMBS.

We undersigned General Land Agent will give Uar
ucuar attention 70 obtaining kRRAETs from wash.
in = soldiers who entitled 10 them 5y the late
ne Vii $50 aLAend 20 locating warrants lands for
tnose who ootAln them under the above act long les
ldenee m and thorough knowledge Of Western wiso0D.
sn VIII ne believes. eusble him 70 give god sgtzrss4ir
20 those who may call on him.
CHARLES T. LEGATE
,, Land Agent and Surveyor
Alnsfsl / omit leiooefy 1852. r
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
PUBLIC NOTICE.

IL persons are hereby notified not 70 trespass mine,
II or dig upon the following lands without the wri ten
consent or permission Of the owner-East Il of w IA
sec. 8, Township 5 Range East.
Also, N Z of ; IA Sec 6, Township 4, Range 2
East without the written consent Of the owner or JOHN
MUSHR0VE, y9gsHt.
And further notice Is hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead
ores from the above described lands without permits
sion above. ABNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point October, 1852. It
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09

And further nOticeis hereby given that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any lead OF
other rom the above described lands without the
written permission of the owner or agent.
BEN. G. SCOTT, owner and agent.
Yellow Stone, Feb. Q, 1883. I6-Iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
MINERALP ONT EATING HOUS,
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE

sNHE subscriber would respectfully III the attention
Il OF the public to his we'll detected stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS.
CONNECTIONS, &c,
Al bis well known stand on High Street, opposfts N.
ION store where he may be found Al al times rey 10
accoatG'date those who may favor him with their pat.
ronags. He has on hand q good supply Of
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Saleratus, Spaces Frpts,
Nus, SGrdtaes, Oysters, &C., &c,
able terms.
CANDIES o. Alt EzIEDs7
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail as cheap
as they can be had al any place IN the west In couuec
uOn with this establishments 4 good
j q K q 81,
BY which means he is always supplied with fresh Cakes
Pies &C, and also prepared 10 furnish
gg ElIIN{S8 AND PARTIES,
With the most delicious varieties, Ornameuted to suit
the most particular taste.
Dy- The highest market price paid for good Butter
and Eggs.
Mineral Point, July 90, 1854 9gtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
WEED & EBERHARD
state Of Wisconsin,

W.
T.F.v.-.ts f,,-,--t-''' IS
To the Hopo-nbIe iarnes II E,oyrIto,- Ir5oa If IN.
60, 49,. ~ - 1.lN - III.
TTh.i '''' u sS'U 0ouAly alu * ohiClo 'ua5e o.
TI,s urdarsJsoai Fs,.4,, tr,,, yrIr an, l..
v- li-,aLIo - t fL-G Ueen uuIE appoilleu ol
u e'oI' Auu i's'i7tFht'F o. tLe 'sldte OF
- ~ -, - - .. a. Ieei'-ytuuy Iotfsseiit-
~ - ~. D' a1-e 70 lA aus ptisoh.i pro} cry
80 = blfis-. ~ :, y. - 70 I. ~ = = 1893
- -. -, - 80 or none nv tEla SS1tt' 'il''
..3t3 - 1io" a1iAel "t ths iCItoW iIis
- -. ~ '' 'Ai Vi io"S .ile' y ing III THIS StdJe
- ~, ~, H., No., ,,,a.- = - .-, .c.c
= y = ~ 4 .r, =, SCI 't = own l. rShse So4u
81 + < - n + ata,tsr - : - q q 81
:. x = q \ " o,,-,s'r q ~ q - . -"
Tl,o+ ~ ,.1,,s , - - - = a.. - =
,a,t,, - - S,t5 i > az ulls 10 tne o5sI loF-
s, fracs rsT,rtjI = 49, Ill ti q. st , tss GO
stale nj Illinois and tb,t ia,,nrs &c - i
atr,, y,rt IN ~ -, =; - -, "a - go ~ We
SAT-. - = 80 !, 80 - ,.,t oL -A'i . "a salu
49, y - n az IN suOAi't5I 70 your
u - - u -.... 1 "a - 7oai property
-H - - 't li.AiiilstEAlof II the deceased IN SAID
~ - = r.,T r- 81 - :. St-f1 ~
s-.-lIIr.ts r., W ' Ii 3 - S-N--ls e,eo -
- cloo ~
49,
r,., ,1s-,f,,,t q, t.5 ,.,.---., S94L% ~
By The decree Of tho County Court Of said
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09

PILLS. PEE.F.Sl!
ENOR every man, and child Ia the country who
4 need-a kind TO suit you all, say
PuliOrd's Anti-BilioUs Pills,
FahnstOCk's Anti Bilious DO.
ElmOre's Improved Bilious do,
Jew David's Honey Coated DO.
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do, Graeh nburgh do.
MofatSs Pills and Phoenix Bitters
SaFpingtOn's AEue Pills, Dr.. Bruce'F do.
DR.. Brandreth's Pulls,
Rev. O. Hibbard's do,
DR.. Angles Candy Coated CO.,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do
And lots of other kinds Of Pills,
Which you can get by calling at the Mineral Point
Drug Store, nearly opposite Beech's store.
November I6. r. D. PIrLFORD
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
BYSENEEEs Y.

This distressing disease is q deran-
ged condition of the visCeral organs
Whether resulting from COutag!Ou i'm
proper dief. change OF climate, or from
any other cause. ar. : z TOwnsend's
Compound extract of Sarsaparilla is
demonstrated tobethe most ficaciOus
ami potential remedy ever discover.
o |
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
EEtANRI.EN ETOTsI
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.
BY NICHOLS & SNIFF.

SBAgRLEN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.
BY NICHOLS s Sniff.
THE undersigned having become proprietors
L of the above well Eupwn house and having -
lifted t mp in the best style, would respectfully sz
say 20 the citizens and the travelling public. that 49,
they are prepared 10 accommodate, in the best manner
all WAC may favor them with patronage. Their table
WIZ aTays be supplied With the best the market aJrds
ana they hope by strict attention 10 the of tray
eiers-Fo merit aud receive liberal patronage
~taEes leave this house daily for the aud west
~ tonmodious Hsrns and Stables are attached HHd
81 attentive sler ready attend 10 the wants of
the weary nag, day or nisht
NICHOLS * Sniff.
10.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-09
HASSEL VAURIPEB
Price, 81 per bottle-six bottles for S..

SALINE, Oct IA, 1859
Mr.. J. D. PARE-Dear sir: J send you the foregoing
certificate, and, far acquainted with the case,
IL IS all rae procured ii, thinking might he benefit
to you and the afflicted. HOu the privilege
using ID a. Won thins best. Yours, w a. BEERS.