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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
nnrictll.

II When is money damp2 When it is de'e in
the morning ard mist at night
II When should an innkeeper visit an iron
fouudry7 When he wants bar made Char
maid)
II \ man named Frost, living in Cincinnati,
weighs 3aI pounds, ayoirdupois. A pretty hsary
Frost, that.
IL When does a young lady wish to win more
than seven beaus al once7 When she tries to
f1scinuts (fasten-eight)
II The ladies' who faint on being proposed
TO. can be restored 20 consciousness by just whis
pering in their ears tlaty you were only joking.
~ Mrs. Parting,on says she has always no
ticed that, whether llour was dear or cheap, she
had invariably 70 pay the same money for half a
dollars worth.
u Dr. Bradbury, in a funeral sermon on q
lady, after summing up her good qualities, added,
That she always reached her husbands hat when
he called Tor l., ,afkarR nH,ttaing'
u Hats worn on the head Of discourse, a
a bucket 5hat hang in Aus well, fragments of
the man " no burst iato tears, are said TO be the
last curiositiss found.
II Digby fell down the other slippery morn
ing. As he sat on the ground he muttered, ! have
no desire 10 see the city burnt down, bat de-
voutly WISE the streets were laia a. ashes
II A young gentleman of Kilkenny, meeting
handsome rrukmaid near the Parade, sald,
What viii vou take for yourself and your milk,
NV dears- The girl instantly replied, Yourself
and gold ring, sir
II Have ycu any travelling inkstands 9 ask
ed lady Of 4 CLERK at one OF cur stationery
stores the other day. No ma am We have them
with feet and legs bu, they are not old enough 10
travel yet, was the pert reply
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30
VOL. VI. NO. 35.

After many objections were made by
the men and successfully overruled by
the women, the plan was put into opera
ton In a short time the latter appeared
with pals, resolved to sacrifice themselves,
if the occasion demanded, for those they
loved The gates were opened by unwil-
ling hands. the devoted and brave women
passed out, and the gallant defenders of
Boonesborough gazed after them with in
tense anxiety, Us they descended the slope
and advanced with unfaltering footsteps
towards the spring. near which they were
sure scores of their deadly foes were con-
cealed
1t was moment fraught with deep and
painful interest. 1t was observed that
Joel Logston kept his eyes fixed upon
the comely figure of Eliza Ballard, and
watched her retreating form with pale
cheeks and ill-concealed anxiety
i can guess your thoughts, JOEL said
Daniel Boone, in low voice You are
wishing that you could interpose your
own person between her and the deadly
shafts of the lurking enemy
Right, sir, right ? exclaimed Logston,
grasping the captains hand. Heaven
knows l would risk my life for her with
out a single selfish fear
When Joel had ceased speaking, the
parties had reached the spot where the
cool waters gushed up from the earth, and
spark.ed pleasantly in the morning sun.
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Tailoring.

TayHE undersigned would respectfully tender a.
his thanks to the cit zens of Mineral Point ~
and vicinity for pastfavors and inform them that IA
he continues business at his old stand on nigh IL
street. he WILDE peasedt receiyea continuance
OF public favor.
rrGentemen's Clothes cleaned and pressed on short
notice. HENRY PRICE.
August 10, 1852. 42tf
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H.. Vi. NrRslNs..

TUSTICE OF CHE PEACE-Franklin lHigblandP- o,
j Wis, VIII attend to The payment of Taxes Convey
ancng, and such other business may be entrusted
FTapkIin. Ior;a t.ountv Mis-, Aug, IE5I iItf
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p. ". THOMAS,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
WyIII attend preparing the necessary papers for
~ procuring LASD WARRANTS, under the late -'
Congress and al so. drawing Mortgages other
and all other business appcrtsininC to
his Office Attorney at Law. Office in the east
oOm ofthe Lower Floor Ofthe Court House, Mineral
hoint.
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Ia. NaNnUSEN, NJ. D..

THENDERS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
i to the inhabitants Of Mineral Point and vicinity
and would friends and public, that he
removed his residence the house formerly own
ed aud occupied by Col. ID. w Jones, directly opposite
ths Masonic Hail. and his Office one door below the
store Burke Fairchd Esq., and two doors above the
Post Office.
Mineral Point, Aug. ~, 1882. 44f
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Doct. WILLIAM TEILDEBRAND,

FRAcTIcEs MEDICINE, SURGERY And MIDWIFERY
EN MINERAL POINT, Wis. He keeps a good supply
3 OF Drugs aud Medicines. ONCE, three doors be-
low the Post Office, High street. Residence oyel
s.IrrhiIt-s 2Inre.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

IN AVING permanently located in MineralPoint would
respectfully tender his professional services 10 the
q Iizens Of the town and vicinity.
Onice in the Tribune Building, tnp stairsl Residence
with F. Messmore, Esq, opposite the Franklin House.
June :, 1883. Iy32
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
FINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. ONCE two door
vi west of the Post Once. VIII attend land nego
liaons, and transact all business connected with pro
gessiOn. Collections promptly attended to 3ltf
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4 ca RD
nv wv VI THOMAS


Hsvng retuned from Baltimore offers his professional
services to the citizens Of Mineral Point and The sur
rounding country. He may always be found in the
oe8cs of Dr. Van Dusen one door below FSlrchild's
store 81 the house of Dr. Van Dusen- opposite the
oFce u washbCtns 4 woodmau. II viii attend
promptly 70 ali calls, both night and day.
II tie hss msde arrangements 10 attend TO Dr. \ an
nussp's n tiants during e{s absence
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CURVIVING PARTNER of the late irm Of Paris s.
= I.egate, continues Land Agency business at his
old stand recently occupied for short time by the
an ! Land Warrants constantly for sale. 2Itf
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JOHNS a EVANS,

TvAsH1ONABLET TAI.ORS, Miner,E Point, Wisconsin,
Il solicit a share of public patronage. Their work viii
done the Fashionable style, and on reasOna-
Bile terms shop on High street.
6T-Cutting done 70 order, and warranted To MT u
Dr0perly made M 42y
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sIOyp x WHEELER.
CHARLES n. LEGATE,

~ ENERAI. DEALERS in Fancy and staple Dry
SH Goods, Groceries, CrOckeTy and Hardware, High
street, Mineral Point. 50.
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Onr Gtoru.

From GieasoR'S Pictorial.
Entered according Act of Congress- the year 1883 by
F. Gleason in the Clerks Office of the District Court Of
Massachusetts.
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CHARLES COTTERELL,

CHARLES COTTERELE,
C-s~The only good and cheap HOUSE, SIGN, and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
wsC1ns. Bugses aut SIeighs. Banners, Regaliss and
Transparences Painted with neatness and despatch.
Paprr-hangns,, washing and Walstsining done
in The beet st1ls Country orders puncs1ay attended
10 Residence one door north OF the Franklin house.
H{neraT Point. Wis lily
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DEALER IN MERCHANDISE IN GENERAL. Agent
IL sale Flour, Provisions Patent Medicines
kc., &c, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
]. g. MOFFETT M D

u Cards inserted by the year at 81 per line
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lRigAt to Publish, Q Stainsd for The Tri6ans.)
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GAIENA HOTEL,

IL GEORGE TYLER,
Nos Is3 and 81, Main Street Galena, III lnols
chsrre n4-6m
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GTORGE ~. COEfR.

~ ENERAL DEALER in Merchandise % al kinds
~ store the corner OF Caestnnt aad High Streets
Mineral FONT.
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sSl " = u u 1 GA u :
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

ct q e . = " IDHts,
~ ENERAI. DEALER in Family Groceries & Provis-
ions. Nails Glass, " OGDEN Mare, sc Gs- sta ID
opposite the County buildings, High street, Mineral
Point.
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'Ohc olnetO n ete ash0 pvt hme,
Autb uya Po undo ftAebe 81,
'Tvillpr oveam ostex cellentt ca,
Iisq Ia liJy al lwi la tie st.
''Tiso ulyf oursh iii ngs apo und,
Soc cmet nthet cana rtan dtry,
Mob etterc agel sewh erebefou nd,
Ort hara nyoth er needb NY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-06-30

from the MuslcaI WorId.
Punch has favored the world with the following
song, sung before her majesty by Chinese lady.
1t looks rather difficult at first bat if the reader
studies it attentyely he will see how easy it's to
read Chinese.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-10-06
FOR CASH ONLY 1!
LION FLOWS.

I'he suiscnhef Is manufacturing in the building
cupiai as liske tou.s in Montpelier village. Two
Hundred Lion AND sio ilil 1laWs OF Thirteen different
.i1es. Tho Lion tlpw used by pofsuns at The last
Ns.hingtou Cuun.y Fair Bni los the hrst premivm
PuWng ahd ao used by them e late state Fair and
was thrIe awarded pfe mtun ou Flowing.
faimeis nt Traders wsnt OF superior article IA the
fow Department invited call and examine this large
stock BE- ioro purchasing clsewhefe-
CHARLES A. ROBINSON.
Aontsolier. sept, o. 1853. 50tf
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M. ATWATER q 40.

F opening fheir FAN STOCK, consisting 1hons
y salns, Noyets, Gro DO Affignr Mafoehao and Flat
CHICO sss, Trimming Laccs Crnpe Lsse. French and In
sinh Grapes. nnuiasuos AftGfu tiosrrs tad Feaibos
SOD aeoeral assortment ct MILLINERY ARTICLES 20
toh he arcuton ct tho Trade frspccti if invited.
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CarpetingS.

e. ENTRY has received DTS tAtl sryir'. bought ev
pss tHr rrti tadr. rnus.finFui NKiN- Frs @ Ap
EoTRN iunrt PLY, INGRAM. COTTON. HENp
hut ON CARPETS. Ihc hc.t assortment s,sr e,aafcd
go Mon. pehef sept a.lg
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NEW Ehu1fSIlIYIr

nOIH y US T1lUi1I CURTAINS, CTHIAIN TWW
WINGS, s aoew 'ot feeeiFet'y j. e. EMERY.
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NEW YORK CARDS.
INDIA RUBBER GLOVES,
uEVTS. WsTTENS. sc.

COUNTRY MERCnA Nrs, ia making thei Fan pur.
ehssrs should neglect these desirable and stieo
,,,lr. Thoir manufacture his hrrn much improved ol
ite Tho wool LINED GLOVES and NiTTENs are
,..narsliiie cold add wet weather. Lads wilt find
hoe Gloves very useiu in work That sos tho hard.
ro nii projecting but mailing them soft anI ,hiie Also
. excellent remedy foe salt Nheum thapnfd Hands
h, IRE nnde a cneihs 10 protect Tho wrists mud arms
t.f .tIr. 80 holc-ale, hy BOWEN q MrNAMEE. s. Nnfk
NOHCROss IuWNE, Boston uudbyal Rubber Deal
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Amariah Sanborn's Estate.


LARGE iot ct Primes, ClNGHAMs, TICKINGs,
\ pglLliNGs, DENtMs, heavy aud das hrewn corr
tons al scol FIELDS.
September a. ls53 IS
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LOOMS & Keith.

TUE hf-s.t -farto- naI3 made c.ehi. r-,cfs
a honpe Htt joss faeeiteits
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WIIII't. GOODS.

Flain, Fig'd = Corded, NuSLiNSl Lawns
otton Eisns-, nt sCOTT FIELDS
lf. 1858. -
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-- 1. JENNINGS
NEW PATENT PREMIUM SAFETY
g As Fam PS!

and Patent IAosgen Gas for BURNING In tie same.
THIS Lamp, for producing portable light. is confident
~ recommended as superior to any other in
which is emitted beautiful jets small peroratous
Platina. IT,
The Gas isgenerated used the heat of it's
acting on the burner with the Liquid
~ the Lamp Thusi perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning arifurm Gas.
Its construction ss such that all possibility of accident
from ts use is entirely removed; and the great simplicity
Gifts less liable to get out of order
than any other kind lamp requires cleaning and
trimming As do the oil and camphene lamps and hurns
equally well either with without glass gbe or shade
and perfectly freefrom SNAKE or odor.
The op mems OF The scientific may be learned from the
@ that at the Annual Fair Of the American Institute
fS45, SILVER MEDAL was awardedJo the Inventor
and Dpana 70 the Manufacturer and at the time
was the best light exhibited the Fair
For sale, wholesale and retail at b. F. HOLDEN'S.
Where the Lamps can be seen burng every evening
These Lamps only require TO be tested to put stp
TO all poor light smoke grease. [26
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LOUISIANA COLLEGE.

NOW situated in the parish Of st. James,
in the extensive and commodous buildings formerly
known the jefferson College.
PRESIDENT: LOUIS DUEAU.
The President of the Louisiana College, being convinced
after long and decisive experience that it is impossible to
maintain the order and discipline (which the chief
auxiliary successful study in Institution composed of
day scholars anboarders which be maintained in
composed boarers alone remote from the attractions and
designations of large city, has resolved to remove his In
stituton to the parish of St. James.
The proverbaIy unhealthy condition Of New Orleans at
certain Of the year, is further for changing
locality whilst the situation and fine accommodations of the
Jefferson College, together with the honorable and advanta
geous proposals offered by of the planters of louisiana
have been sufficient nt,ucement for adopting this course
The annual opening of the classes will take place on the
list of september next.
TERNS-Per quarter, payable in advance the 1st Of
September, December, March, and June, 500
Mending and Washing, per quarter,
Medical fees per annum, D
Music, Drawing, Fencing, and Dancing, the only
branches Of education which form extra charges.
Each month commenced is due to the establishment. No
deduction made for any absence less than month"; Books
not furnished the parents shall be furnished by the Col
ege prices ditto for medicines &c. furnished by
the Apothecary.
Parents who desire money to be advanced their children
for books cohes &C. requested to deposit in the hands
of the President a of from $40 to $50 Parents who
desire their children have pocket money also requested
deposit it in the hauds of the President whose it will
be made to make prudent distribution each week Parents
guardians who reside neither st. James parish at
New Orleans requested TO have responsible agent in
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.gUClClAL NOTICES.

Es.rte or Marie Rosaiie Wagsnspach aaa eGhH~"R3f3
zeiM Louis 4Hare Hagensp'ch. No. 2o.
SUCCESSION SALE.-staie OF Lou
~ isana-Fifth District Court-parsh of Lafour'he
In the and by the authority Of the fl sna,a'
District Court sitting and for the parish of lafourche
there win be offered for sale d: public auction, by d. bofG'
Sheriff duly qualified and in and for said PARISH on
the premises situated in said parish the left bank Of bayou
Iafourche, about nine miles below the town OF ihboaS,
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1858, at 10 O'Clock, 4 NJ
the following described property to-w:
IA CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated In the parish
of afaurche, the left bank of bayou Lorchc it about
nine miles below the town of TboluN measuring one
arpent front by sytytwo arpets in depth; bounded above
by the land of Hubert Wagenspae, and below by the
land of ULCER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with the buildings
and improvements thereon.
"A NEGRO WOMAN, aged about 10 wears.
ga HORSE lot of HOGS, RICE, 100 Bbls. CORN, a
CORN MILL, &C.. &c.
TERMS AND CoNprToNsThe personal property and slave
payabe in all the month of March, 1857 and the land pay
able by thrds-one-thrd in all and each of the months d
March of the years 1854 1862 and 1S6. The purchaser shall
be bound to give good and approved security and the lane
shah remain specially mortgagel Until final payment ant
all puncuay paid at maturity to bear eight pei
cent. interest per annum thereafter.
L4afourche october 8, 1863 [i2 NJ. BOURG Sheriff.
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Succession Of Aretne Bs,geron, sei1os IF rao'y Hya
kICCESSIDN SALE.=State Of Lou-

SUCCESSION SALtt.-State OF Lou
~ isiana-Ffth District Court-Parish of Lafonrche
In the name and by the authority OF the Fifth Judicial Dis
trc Court sitting in and for the parish of ifourche there
will offered for sale at public auction by slahurin Bonrs
Sheriff and Auctoneer the premises, situated i'll the
town of Thbolaux, MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1853
10 O'clock the following described property, towi
IA CERTAIN TOWN LOT, situated in said parish of La
fourche i'll the town of ThboauS, known and designated
on plan of said town, made and executed by James b.
Grnage, the LIST May, 1si2 and deposited as No 10 i'll
the Recorders ollice-with the Buildings thereon.
"A NEGRO BOY, named Casmire, aged about eighteen
years.
3.-several Bedstea1s Bedding, Arlnoir, Bureau,
Iookng-tilass Clock, Safe, Chairs, &c.
TERMS CosDToSs.-The pessonal property, payable
cash. and the real property payable by hirdson'thr in
all and each of the months of March of the years 1871
1855 and 1856 The land and slave remain specially
morgaged until final payment and all pnnctually
paid maturity to bear eight per cent interest thereafter
The purchaser to give good and approved security
Lafourche Octobre 5, 1858. NJ. BOURG, Sheriff
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Succession de Elise Eelie Bou1g Eponse de 7Aeodas
Morillion ct Communaute. No 29s.
LNTAT DE LA LDtlISIAN -Cmr
IL du Cinquieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche.
ATTENpu: Que THEObULE MORILIION, de ladte pa
roisse, jour at application au Grefe de la dts
Cour pour etre Curateur de Ia dite eccession
Communicate.
En- consequence outes les qu pouraien aver
DIES objections dife demande sont par les prsene
hees de les dedure Grer de Ia dte Cour bureau
dams La vile de Thibodaux, dams les dix jours qu vron
Ia premiere publication de Get avis la dte application
ezra accords ct confirfne scion la loi
N Temoin main, ct lie sceau de Ia dite Couf co
eX>EI be Novembre, mil hut cent cinquante rois
80 T46-2t1 LOUIS BUSH, Grefher
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Hu>Ec;sl Notice.

Musical Notice.
THE undersigned takes the pleasure Of
informing his friends and the planters E;,ru, ,sicIc
IN general that he has constantly hand
and is always receiving large assnrtments
of Musical instruments. such as Pianos OF all sizes
Guitars. Music Paper, Volonceios. Vioiins, Violin
Strings and Bows &c sc, Tile following are among
seine of his newly received goods
PIANOS A large stock of scale of 6, ID III and
Octave Piano Fortes, all Of which will be sold at factory
prices.
: GUITARS Tomas Guitars constantly on hand-also.
imported Guitars Of the best spanish and French pat
terms, together with low priced German Guitars. -
RULED Music PAPER Music Paper Of r. IA, JIG,
constantly ON hand and manufa stured to order.
VIOLONCELLOS In every variety
STRINGS For Violin. Viooncello, Tenor Viol, Double
Bass Guitar and Banjo Keeps the best Strings that can
be procured. Sold wholesale and retail.
EIOLINS AND VIOLIN Rows Violin Gases. Bow
Hair, Bridges Pegs. Tail Pieces, Finger Boards, Mutes,
Resin. &c. SC.
REEDS: For Clarionet, Bassoon and Oboe.
DRUMS: OF all sizes, Drum Heads, Sticks Cords,
Shares, &c &c. t r. if:-e
GUITAR PATENT HEADS: Guitar Pins, Cases, Ca
10 d Astras Bridges Knobs and Pins.
PIANO FORTE TRIMMINGS: Of ali kinds Piano
Forte Stools. E& s ..
TUNING FORKS; Tuning Hammers. Tuning Pipes.
Dealers and Heads Of Semnaries. supplied at the low
Address d 80 L. g's-.r. W.T.MAYO, ISL
5-tf Ms 5 & % Camp Street. New Orleans.
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Succession de Ta1ery Bourgeois
ENTAT DE La IDtlI>iA <E--Cour
- du Cnquieme District, Paroisse de Lafourche
ArTENDU Que r. NJ. RICHARD, ode la dite paroisse, 8
ce jour fat son application Greer de la dite Cour pour
etre nomme Administrator de la dite Succession.
En- consequence toues les qui pourricrt avo
aes on]econs Ia de demande par les presenes mott
iees dc les dedre an Grefer de la Cohr bureau dams
Ia vile Thibodaux, dams les dix ours gni svront
RENE publication de Get avis simon Ia dite application s
accorde ct confrme scion la loi.
.saa.a Temoin main ct lie scea, de la dite Cour o
"A EFsss# 29me Octobre mil-hut einquante-trois
1890 l43-2tJ L. BUSH, GrefeT.
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Ducenge's Electoral Balsamic Syrup

I aBoRATORY OF THE PROPRIETOR, No. 80 Char
II tres street, New Orleans. -=.,.s- -,
The well known virtue this Vegetable Syrup in all the
ailments the breats chest lungs and bowels is well
established and has been tested for many We rs by such
extensive that it ould be idle to dwell at any
length its efficacy in CO DIS coughs asthma bronchitis,
inflammation Of the throat soma ch or bowels, spting oil
blood, and whooping cough
1t has found highly beneficial in all nt1nmmatory
disorders such Rheumatism, DiarrhGa Dysentery
(ummer complait) and petiHy in those of clo-
rne which, for want Of proper notice often degenerate
into confirm ID cholera
In all affections of the lungs vergirg Con*upto it
has been found prevent that dreadful scourge whenever
timely reso ted TO.
Besides its acknowledged certainty of cure this truly
wonderful Mederinn has compounds of The
nature the decided ayantaneS that owing its able
flavor, it be administered without difficulty Children
and it requires very particular diet.
~ Prepared and sold ut the Lab ratory of the Pro-
prietor. +. p. DUCONGE,
2e-lyJ No. 30 Charities street, New Orleans
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Ratil.HOuse.

- Do 40 12@lTho An
FASHION ABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ID
No. LIST. Philip street, TH1BoD, ux.
THIROUGH The medium of the public press, j take the
liberty ofannouncing totne public that still continue
carry on, my Old stand, above calling Boot
and Shoe MHkey and at alt:mes ready t.
my customers the shortest notice. Boots Shoes
Of tie latest fashions, mHde order with despatch; and
warranted an easy fit, no sale. Hl'g-
April 9th, 1853 5a .&..#..- (istf}
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H G.. GUN & Co. g.
III BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS,

No. IL st. Philip street, THIBoDAuX,
HAVING recently established themselves here respects
fully nfrm the public and thu amat of good work,
that they ready accommodate them with Shoes,
Boots &c. at the low est cash prices. Having exercised
we'll in New Orleans, they feel confident that the work
viii please the taste OF the astidious. They
stany in RECEIPT of the best Bordeaux CAT Strasbourg
Morocco and varons other leather. All invited
August I4th. 1862 {3;-tf)
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-11-12
Carts and Wagon

A the rolling son is drawing near, we xHn
1 beg leaye to call the attention Of our sSTaM=
friends to stock Of Cane Cart. Light Ragasse
DO Cane Wagons Of different width Reads We have
larger this year than have rad any previous
year. The work is fully warranted to be the best quality
Just received, and for sale BY d F. HOI.nEN'
80 Agents fer Bedict 4 Co. Wheeling yir~inir.