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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26
Aspects in Cramce--Pcncc or w,r

A letter from Paris to tho Independent con.
ialns the following We give it, says the N.
y. Tribune, as eon6rmatory of our own opi,.
ION that the peace of Europe hangs by brit.
Tie thread;
lhe Imperial Marriage is what we call in
FRENCH I'm coup de tete. freak of fancy. lis
announcement has been u deadly blow unon
public funds. The failure of the protracted
efforts TO unite Bonaparte with crowned fam.
| liy, struck the money market with terror. and
the rumors OF III will on the part of the north
err powers, cause dread of war pretty qen.
eral. II is considered as a certain tbing 7bo.
Prussia, Austria and the whole of GERMANY
have ACKNOWLEDGED the Empire with SO manv
resirctons' explanations and comments, that
their position before il is almost hostile III.
contempt winch he is looked upon by all the
monarchs, and especially by those who most
openly encouraged his crimes against freedom
rs known to him, and he dreams of revenge
lie Is still an adventurer; he loudly speaks Of
peace and he's preparing for war. T e mon.
eyed men, the aristocracy of France who were
united with HIM IN his conspiracy against the
Republic, are tnrnng silently against him. as
well as the monarchs of the North. You NAV
expect some great outbreak before LONG. on
'ne part OF that strange man. Be not snrpris
ed II you hear that, one day, suddenly he has
put new and heavy tax upon proner,v ~
come, Nc. and declared war 10 some ,a;,,h
boring nation. Taking money from the rich
would please the ignorant masses, and lend .,
Bonapartc their help in a war in which il would
he easy 10 engage that powerful shadow-ne
tonal honor.
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And So TOO. their SUCCESSORS and their Deuers
the men Of '9S-the men who had kefnef
sn9aeiiy. sharper swords and letter style I'll
&c ION. though les, easy fortune Than the
soldiers Of Dungannon. The streets al Dub.
In are silent now. The hoofs rha; paved tia.
pa vement on that day vcx the dull stones ~
more. The beauty that shone as The hues ct
the morning through The vision Of freedom
ha vanished In the right that came upon the
Ian d-lhe lhrobnng heart has grown still be
nenth The shroud-lne white arms that bore
tn sc chains of crusted gold have wlthered
like the leaves III the lilly, have been sirewn
upon tho earth. have become the sport oi HE
Wind aud the spoil Of the worm.
In a silent ball, into the dcsoatc secluslon
Of which no busy or inqulsltlve foot lntrnde7
and where the dust, falling from the cornlces
m ght steal languid sound from the marble
slab beneath 50 deep the repose that dweIls
there by night and day-in tbs silent hall
stands The statue of Henry Grattan-erect
as the inscripton in foreign TONGUE with
pIaintivc modesty relates, by country moi
ungrateiul
Thus has passed away all That was perish
able Of that day. Yes all that was perishable
all that had not been stepped In the living
waters aud with then virtue made vital and in
Not so the lessons which made that
day, more than the pageantry that illuminated
It, the brightest in our annals
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The Test Trip Ofthe CaI0ric Ship Err
lesson.

This ship arrived ar Alexandra on Monday
afternoon from the mouth of the Potomac,
where size had LAIN at anchor for twenty seven
hours doiog the late snow storm and thick
weather Captain Lowher weighed anchor ut
half past nine o clock last "Wednesday morning,
at Sandy Hook, and in Pursuance of lnstruc-
lions, stood 10 the east IN the face Of a strong
gale and heavy sea. lie kept his course for
eighty miles, when The wind shifted 10 The north
west He then stood in shore again in the
face of the gale. Daring these two gales ill.,,
ship stood the test nobly, aud though she pitch
I'd her bowsput under wafer, with her Ice
guard immersed, her engines performed with
the utmost regularity, the wheels making six
turns aud holfa minute, with entire uniformi-
ty. Not the slightest motion was percoptible in
the frame work and bracing Of tho engnes.-
After the ship and engines were thus fully ties
ted, Captain Lowbcr shaped his course for the
Chesapeake, aud in going up the bay encoun-
tered heavy snow storm.
On approaching The mouth Of the Potomac
tho weather became SO thick that the pilot de-
cIloed 70 60 further and the ship came to an.
chor at ten o'clock Saturday moning The en-.
gines had then been in operation for seventy.
three hours without being stopped for mo.
menl or requiring the slightest adjustment on
Iy enc fireman having been on duty at time
during the whole trip The consumption of
fuel wos under five tons in the twenty-four
hours Captain Sands, ofthe navy, tho was on
board 10 witness the performance, is delighted
with the result, and says that he would will
'ogiy go to Australia in her. Thus the great
principle of the new motor is now demon.
strelod reality .-RepubAcoi23 d
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From HE Richmond D1pa'ch, Of he2fh
Death Ofsainuel Taylor

This whole community was iueXpresslbly
shocked 10 hear, yesterday, Of the death OF
the distinguished gentleman hose name heads
this article. Il was very sudden. and was oc-
casoned by fall from the DanvlIe cars, Oh
The evening Of the 22nd, as he was attempting
get out OF them, having Just returned from
Chesterfield Court. His feet became entan-
gled III the railing, and he was preciPated up.
on his head, tie fall, it's supposed, producing
serious injury 10 the brain.
Mr. Taylor IA man Of powerful intellect
and unwearied application. There was no
lawyer Of his day-and he lived in the days Of
Leigh, johnson and Stanard-With whom he
could not grappIe on terms Of equality. He
produced. wherever he practlced, the most
profound conviction OF his superior powers,
not only with the bar bat among the whole
community. He was one oi the few gIeat
lawyers (such WicLham, Leigh. Stauard,
johnson, Iazewell General Tay lur, &C. who
could not be led INTO the Abandonment of To-.
renslc labors, by tue false Care Of politics, and
like them he has shed lustrc upon the bar OF
his natIve State. How much more rare, and
more glorious. is the reputation Of one such
man. then the combined celeb ~ty of a thousand
third rate poticators Mr. T. did, however,
serve the county Of Chesterfield in the Legis.
lature Tor several years. and we venture [" say
1t never had moro faithful servant in that
body. lie also served his district In the Con,
vention, and was regarded as scarcely inferior
to the very highest regulations in that assem-
bly,. This, We believe, vas the extent Of his
public services
As an Individual, there were few persons
who possessed more sterling virtues than Mr..
Taylor. He was perfectly fearIess-pertect.
ly ndependent-and altogether above the
wretched weakness of pretending to think
what he did not think, or 10 feel what he did
not feel. His temper was ardent, and, in con
sequence, his manner was sometimes rough,
almost to rudeness. But he had heart as soft
as that Of child, and we have never known a
person who could be more deeply moved by
tale of distress, of generosity, Of courage, or
OF mognanimlty whose sympahes, In a word
were more opento the play Of all the nobler
and better emotions
We have not learned his age. but he was
| considerably above three score aud ten, We
Suspect, when he died
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VIRGINIA EEGHSLATURE
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %.
House.


Mi. Goode, Of NJ, chairman Of the commit.
tee OF Finance, reported bill imposing taxes
tor the support of Government. Read twice,
and on Mr. G's motion, recommitted.
The following bills were passed to day.
A House bill, from the Senate concerning
money paid into Court, and providing for the
appointment Of general receivers. with amend
menls, to which the House agreed;
A House bill from the Senate, autlorising
the sale OF the Court House and other public
property, in the town of New Manchester, in
Hancock county. and providing for the taking
of the sense of the people in reference to IA
change In the location of the seat of govern
ment of said county, with amendments, to
which the House agreed;
A House bill from the Senate, incorporating
the Bank Of Preston, with amendments, to
which the House agreed;
A bill from the Senate, Incorporating the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Peters.
burg, with capital Of not less than $500, 1000
nor more than $5OO,O00
a bill making further appropriation to the
Beverly and Fairmont road
A Bill Incorporating the Toudoun Railroad
Company, to construct road from that coun-
ty 10 lntersect the Manassas and Alexandria
Ralroad-and
A bill Incorporating the Hampshire and
Warren Coal Mine Railroad Company.
bill releasing The Medical College of Win.
chester from the pa, ment of interest on
State loan. conditioned thatthe College edu.
Cate, yearly INDECENT young men. was lost
tor The want OF a constitutional majority-.aycs
7O-belng less than the number required
Tor its passage. On this bill a lengthy discus
son took place, in reference to the consritu-
,lonaiity ofreleasing the College fro n the ob.
legation TO pay interest.
Pending motion to take up the Central
Railroad bill, the House adjourned.
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naI ~ "a The office of the Lynchburg Hose
tho ,, ire insurance. Company has been removed IN
'e room IN rear of Mr. Jehu Williams Jewellers Store
Na"lrance rom 1t Aey) where those wishing - Ire
sure ih'r property lives invited to cali md aro
snae Una, lney Will lind the as low as any other
''''eht Compnn! in the United States 0''''
Feb24-rs = " iLi'e, SecTy
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virginia. ~ Tennessee Roi,,o...
lM ss,,,
nNAND AFTER Mond,vo5,h ,--se.

BE " . So -: 60
ONAND AFTER Monday a5th Jannar- Ne
y the Mail and regular Passenger Train ' sy 1853,
Lynehbnrg daily sundays excepted at o,I"eI ,eG,'
and arrive at Salem ut l0i o'clock A NJ e' "A NJ,
will leave Salem at 24 o'clock, p NJ, md "s,onios
Lynchburg at 81 o'clock Mstopping eoinp nfset"
Ming at the t"owg places only Forest depot a"d
Liberty Oak Mugn, Bufords ,Bonsack's Bio TGip'ae'
Salem, There will be Freight Train lcaIn ,'s' and
daily Sundays excepted at Gt O'Clock, A NJ a ONE"
leaving Lynchburg at II o'clock, + NJ To G"' one
cnger car vii! be attached. Thes trains will pass
reshts and passengers ut Hasey's Claws @P Tor
pot Goodies Lowrys Liberty Oak Mnga, BpsrI,
Bonsacks, Gish's Mill Big Lick aud Salem Du'Ofd''
Slaves travelling by themselves on either toia
be furnished with two passes. so that one can must
ed IN the ohce and it must be expressly stated IN M
pass that they IRE permitted go on the c,r Luz ."e
negroes must obtain tickets before starting r H. RE
agent TO whom they must produce satisfactory
of their freedom. 10y '''''hcs
THOS SHARP.
Supt Transpt
n ID
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DEATH OF NAVAL OFrICER-Lient Geo
w Chapman, popular and gallant officer of
the United States Navy died Sunday morning
at his residcncein Philadelphia His death was
sudden
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,;r. ,,IAor 'ful EXTRACTS following beau
G r. "a language Is from the lecture of Thomas
o., m ,' the Irish Patriot, on "Gra,tan
an, IN, me IRISH volunteers of l7S2.'
us atilament oflrelandis no more The as,
. Tue volunteers has been borne 10 b;s grs 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26

Elk Governor CHARLES LYNCH died a, rris
residence near jackson Miss, on the 10Th inst.
at very advanced age. He filed several
stations OF public trust, and was Governor of
Ihe Stale OF Mississippi from 1896 To 1898.
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q WATCHES, CLOCKS. ,.===.

q WATCHES, CLOCKS, Ip,.
"a Kx, SH YER WARE, AND SnWEL.
Gsazk CLES.-The subscribers have -. o1FEcTa
are reeeiving weekly splendid assortment. IF Eand
assortment consists in part of "'ht Their
Watches, JeTeirb, SdCer Spoons, Goblc,. p.
Pots, Pitchers, Plated AData Spo. ms o.s SIta Tea
Fine o"d Cheap Casters, Gold Pm. ola,
Among which are the Celebrated .peS.
Gold Pen superior to any other pen ever Eaten,
f Fa s' We Ipgat'es' Gol Pencils Also Ds,d
GENNET & JAMES
Feb2i-tl2a 'nohd, Va
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Feb24-ts
vi AR.LE WORKS-Fo.,. =, n.

ERS, Formerly Of Phaadelplial Main =, -
n ,om Va "a Market ST. Lynehburg Va Main S. r.
va and Main St, Salem Va. Keen an ho , ,o
I" order at Northern prices. Egyptian Ia"n
mental Monumcn1Es Tom Marble Msntrs plain and orna
aFn vases Counter Table, Bureau and Wash SI
be boxn ,"e l" any szS at short notice All work will;
'e 1oSeH up to go safe without extra charge, VIII
err in ,b ,e h1m is an Architect and General Desyn
from the pla nest the most costly nv any design
60 u.s. ana all work done by u.s. will give ns nn,
Feb24-d&c6m " 'o"'u'
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ArttcieS appropriate 10th FIRST Cass.-Boxe OF hats,
bonncts an furniture
articles appropriate 10 Scrond ClaSs.-Buxes bales
of dry goods feathers, Shoes saddery, glass; pants oils
drugs and &C Lfectonerv
Articles appropriated Third CiaSS-Virgina done'
tics sugar coffee, liquor bag ging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco. leather hides warns COP
per, TIM sheet iron, hollow ware queonswn'r. ca<ng'
hardware marble, dressed and other lea, articles MI
enumerated in special or fourth class ates.
Articles appropriate TO tie Cldss-flonr I'm
'acks,) rice, pork beef fish lard tallow and bac"n la
tasks, boxes sacks beeswax bales of ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marb (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
pla.,.r nor so miles l.5O Salt per bushel y
ton If 100 miles 200 of Fifty pounds ~
0on Ms $50 miles $50 u
(aOG miles 300 Carried East. L
Sci 7--dts
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900 RE t. WARD;

900 REWARD.-on Sunday morning the
p %O Il OF February the subscriber loaned to Mr.
homas Franklin of this county, who was formerly
mil carrier ofthe Southern routes from Liberv
"A YOUNG HORSE, fur years oldin May next dark
bay, rather low IN order, with of his hind feet md
the leg about half way up the knee white the other
hind foot white li'tle above tho hoof-naip and ,il
black and had on at the time bride snglc) with
black leather. '
The h'rse was obtainedby Franklin upon the state
made by him. that he wished to ride linn aha,, Q
or 10 miles % preaching, and would return him TINT r
the next day but the horse has yet been eturned or
heard OF aud it is presumed that he has zone oB and
does not lnterd to return him. Franklin is 81 or %
years old rather low, with pale face thick neck md
no heard. lie had On at the time P.nam, h., "'''
The above reward of $40 will be paid to any per.
son WHO will deiVerrhe horse to me near Mr. REEVES
Seruggs aud anyinformation as to the horse or Tho n
will brthnnkfully received '''' ma"
THOMAS FUQUAY.
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AUCTION SALES
DUBLIC SALE OF LANn -.

l. GROES.-PurSuant to adecrec of A. AND NE
made at its February tenn 1853 in can TO. eour,
pending of Aoorman x wife, os. MASH &c therein d..
signed 1s he fS%% v a1 thereby appointed
John Massie, Sr., IN the county ol =, '"e residenc
highest bidder TWO TRACTS OF I,s,i sell to thu ~
tanning PAL Acres-tln other 90 Arre. one caa
same land allotted Mrs. Sallie Masse una being NJ
likely and v1 TSa.a Of men "
off IN offered in market The at,.nti. a such hrs -
especially invited purchaser, :
TERMS OF SALE.-The slave. mill,
cash. The land on a credit of g. 10 g. 10 De sold e.,
equal portions Of The purra'e money, the nna months 70,
title retained us ultimate security utiiy and M
T T9 a c,o.GHlLL, l.
FeboG-d&i5m
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A CAR ID.

w. o. II Nv is begs leave to inform the people of
:. the Cityof Lynchburg the Counties of Comnbeu
p'"'3r , Amherst Nelson APPROXIMATIONS Charlotte Hal
wanna Henry, Patrick, and all other parts of
l' country ladeng to Lynchbu that he has INST re,r.
60 from trip after Goods and is now receiving at his
"a. VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
i' desire Is totrade more extensively in flture and
i"r that purpose will make addition. 10 his stocL
VERY week IN the yeorof Men and Fashionable Goods
Near lYholesole Business
~, have made arrangements for CARVING ~, H.
i" cIesaIe Trade. Country Merchants ard otLers
~ n l' again can mend up their Stock with me on
~ :, s9 ,n terms as can be obtained in New York
Fcb24-dts mo nTn tn,n'
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link e. LAWRENCE

A link will continue The Foundry business at 'nI f
above place Herespectully solcits the patron"so;
ms friends and the public H. is prepared to uI".h
al kinds OF Castings Mill Gearing Threshing mo-
ines ence and Porch railing, Hollow ware, fone"II "a
Plough castings of all kinds and sizes; in short
prepared to do all kinds of work done in ar other 81"
'iar establishments. Job work and repairing done "
short notice. ZlNh.
B.-Mr. E. d. Lawrencei. authorized 10 se..
for me all the business of the firm of link s. lawren'e
dec 23-cts T.
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Books and Stationery.

fo the Spring Trade. He begs offer his old friends
customers ind the public generally the advantages of
his incre sod facilities, for prosecuting large Jobbng
Business.
He would solicit especial attention his stock of
Litter an Cap Printing Paper, and Blonk Books
A Morris is sole for the sale of the justly cec.
brated Piano fortes manufactured by Mr. II. Worces.
ter and would solicit examination ofthemfrom those
in ~unt.
ty'ordcrs from the country will meet with prompt
attention.
He would solicit the attention of the directors of
Colleges, Academies and School Teachers TO his com.
Plete assortment Of School aud Classical Books, which
will be furnished at a HJeia discount.
Fcb25 -ceow2t4w
The Staunton Spectator, Lex. Gazette Wytheville
Republican,, Danvr Register, Farmville Republican
LYnchhurg Republican, Bedford Sentirel Liberty ys
Farmers Friend Monroe Co Fncastle Democrat
Rockingham Register. Lewsburg Chronicle, and Alb.
ngdon Virgnian will copy every other week for four
weeks.
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NEW STYLE BOOTs!!,-

'Es opened Yesterday Miles II Sons new fash -
ion "hor' toed Boots" Gcnlemen in want peasc call
:" a i'e9 @5i' SEABuRY'S
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VIE SUBSCRIBER is prepared t" pay the ", .ssorth
cash price for ten fifteen thousand dollars Wiz.
oi LAND WARRANTS. He can be seen at tne ov
ginia Hotel JESSECLAhh'
angus, li-d.o3A-otaw
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SPRING TRADE, 1853.

u OOKS. PAPER STATIC Very PIANO FORTES
ID A MORRIS, (Laie Driak1 q Morris) RICH
MOND, Ia, would invite the attention OF Connr,
Merchants his usual large and general assortment oil
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COMPETITION FOundery-GuioTd
- Nelson County, nia.-DISSOLUTloN "a"
rev j. link has this duy Dec. 18th, A. d. 1879, Pa
chased OF Elias ID Lawret ce his entire interest IN to
h"ve Foundry All debts due the firm ofZink q Inv NV
renee will be collected by Zink also, tle debts u.s
from The concern will be settled by him. tie requneS
persons having claims against the concern to BRING ~.
in for settlement; also all who are indebted to the INN
will please call and settle
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26

.,;-,a.rss sa"a'0 nr'0oera, has flee spoken
correspondent IN Washington. hose cnntss.
sions OF the short coming aud impcrf.c,;aas .,
she mulfituJinous democracy i, ID pleason, ana =,
profitable to pernse. In one of his late az,
sions,sPeaking oftho probable course Of nol;cv
and action ofthe new administration he saw. !.
The consequences will be, that its strict no.
a aa OF States rights questions and its deter.
"'. .,s economical and anti Galphinizing phase
early ',i'ssa,'sfy large wing of the sup
A's's o. fra"kl'n Pierce at the l4ie election
@ean:,hat ieg tempered Of he no p,rt,
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ian 90 l&cts
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
TO AGENTS AND CANvAssERs.
The Great Book for the West.
AGENTS. WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
IN cU1y County Of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, III
ftois and Kentucky.
I IFE OF M ENRY HARRISON, 9th President OF
1.-The United STATES, ~. MONTGOMERY: Steel Por
RAFT aud auriy Illustrated. This work is written in
Interesting nj popular style, and contains
hentc accounts 81 a. the Important events Of his life
Il IS got u IA sgyls us.forEn with Lives Presi
dents Adams, Jackson, Taylor, &C sc To plsc ittHy
sfore the people, viii be sold only to agents. sole
Sency for County given.
Agents caa clear ron s. 70 81 per day this
some Of agents lake much more Those de
sirous Of agency, would DO we'll write us immedi
sicily hs is he best season of tie year cI Canvass
Far fufsh-r particulars Of this and other valuable
Books, for Which wish Agents address, post pa;d,
HOOKER z CATCH 81.
Publishers Cleveland O.
nr Anv paper wi hin 500 miles Of Cleveland Chi
publishing he above w.sh this tce three times
and sending copy of the paper, shall receive 9py
Of the work By ugsi free OF Postage. This offer 10
main operative all Euns list. lS53. r.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
MlNRAL POINT Ain { HOUSE,
iROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.

TENHE subscriber would respectfully cl the attention
- of the pubic to his we'll selected stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, TOYS,
CONNECTIONS, &c,
At his well known stand High Street, opposite Nil.
tons store where ne msy b. found At ali times reaG
accommodate those who may favor him vita their pat.
ronage. He has on hand good supply of
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Sa1erafils Spires Fruits,
Mus, SardiHes Oysters &C., Sc
All of the best qualities offered on the most reason
able terms.
CANDIES o. ALL ZUEyDSg
Manufactured ana sold at wholesale aud RETAIL ohesp
they be had any place in the west Ia cOnnse
lion with this establishments is good
% a IL n u Y
By which he is always supplied with fresh Cakes
Piss, SC, and also prepared to furnish
gy u -Js-y8BQ358 Z 01J PARTIES,
With the most delicious varieties, OTnamented to suit
the NEST particular TASTE
Gg- The highest market price paid for good Butter
and Eggs.
THOMAS NAENSEY.
Mineral Point, July 60 1881. 3gf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

PILLS. EiEEEaSgE
INOR every man, woman and child in the country who
L need-a kind to suit you all, say
PulfOrd's Anti-Bilious Pills,
FahHstOck's Anti Bilious do,
Elmore's Improved Bilious do,
Jew David's Honey 90 atPd de-,
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do, Grae1 -nburgh do,
MOfatt's Pills and Phoenix Filters,
SaFpington's Ague Pills, DT. Bruces do.
Dr.. BrandTeth's Pills,
Rev. o. Hibbard-s do
DR.. Angles Candy Coated DO,
HeTrick's Sugar Coated do,
And lots cf other kinda Of Pills,
Which you can get by calling ct the Mineral Point
Drug Store, nearly opposite BeeCh's Store.
November l6. r D. PULFORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
PUBLIC NOTICE.

LII parsons hereby notified not to trespass, mine,
Il or dig upon the following lands without the wr ten
consent permission of the owner-East Il of w II
sec. g. Township 5, Range East.
Also, n z l OF Z IA Sec. 6, Township 4, Range 3
East, without the written consent of the owner or JOHN
MUSHR9VE, .7gsHt.
And further notice hereby given, that forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead 9TH
from the above described lands without permits
sion as above. ABNER NICHOLS
Mineral Point, October, 1852 If