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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
fPor the Ohio Uaion.l

Mr.. EDroR I'VE are again compel.
ed to take Up WI pen IN reply to a COM
municatioR, in your paper Of last week,
from "Commerce.'' Commerce, in his
article Of last week says, that his article
called forth a singular statement concern.
ing -four from = Ashland and Vicinity"
Singular as the statement may appear, II
is nevertheless true, as the people Of The
Town and vicinity will bear witness. Place
the two communications side by side, that
appeared in your paper Of the last Two
weeks, and let the people judge which of
The two is the most plausible, as regards
our aour market. "Commerce" says, III
am authorized 10 say, that our Ashland
Mills have invariably sold them flour by
The single sack, at the SINE price they sell
by the load !; thus giving our people the
benefit Of a commission which they have
no right TO expect" All we have 10 say
10 the above quotation is, that we think
that one dollar per barrel for -four, al The
Ashland Mills, more than il is selling for
at any of the cities East, West, North OF
South Of us, is a pretty good commission,
which commission we believe the people
haze no right 10 erptct." lie further
says that "aine. tenlhs Of the -four made
in Ashland, is sold in other townS than
Ashland, and always enough higher 10 pay
not only the transportation by team, bu
also a commission Of from twenty-five ie
fifty cents per barrel" Why is it ther
that their Mills and Warehouses are now
groaning under an immense accumulation
Of flour, more so than at any oil er time
II their flour will pay the commission
above spoken Of in olher towns, Why DON
they start il OF and reap the benefit o
that commission. rather than let il BE-
trundled of here by the wheel barrow load
The public can draw their own differences
from the above. Again, how extremel!
accommodating and how generous il wa
in /" Commerce" and his rivals, to stop al
The wheat from going 10 other places 10 b.
disposed Of in order hat our people nigh
not starse out for the want Of The "slalr q
life" Wouldn't il be well To call a pub
lie meeting, and r?ward the unexamplr
generosity Of these " Angels Of mercy,
by presenting them with some suitable lei
%timonial, even.if the public had 10 60 I
the enormous expense Of purchasing
lea,hern medal, with The Ashland Mil
stamped upon one side, and fac smile
Commerce " and his rivals upon lh
Other. Yes, they deserve il. Now, Nj
editor, il is apparent 10 all that this I" Con
, merce is a party interested in keepin
up these high prices, and | have no doub
, he will yet suffer by his "reckless speculi
E lions" as the people here are TOO wid
awake to swallow the contents of his con
) municaiion in justification Of himself. II
. gull trap won't take.
E ASHLAND AND VICINITY.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
Ohio Lerislature.

In Senate, on yesterday, the bill Of Mr..
Lawrence, 10 charter 4 new batch 0 fbanks,
wasiaken up and debated. The test ques'
lion was made on ils engrossmeni, and II
was defealed-ysas 8, nays 2%0r-eEery
Wing, FusioRisl and Freesoilef preseut
voting in the affirmative, and every Dem.
ocral in the negative.
The Temperance bill Of Mr.. Foot be.
ing the bill which the ultra Maine law men
adopt as their platform on the subject Of
liquors. came up and was debated and,
on motion Of Mr.. Smith, OF Athens. all az.
ter the e%nacIing cause was struck out by
a vote Of yeas Ia, nays IL. The effect
Of his vote is not only 10 kill the bill, but
10 place it upon the journals, where in an
enduring form, il can be seen aud read.-
As the bill of The Maine law men, embra-
cling The views oflheir leading men, it will
be Of much use when again che question is
tried at the polls.
The bill OF the Rouse, to require the
vendors Of patient medicines, &C., TO place
uton each botde, box, or paper, containing
such medicine, an account Of the ingredi.
ents Of which they are composed, in the
English language was agreed TO by the
Senate. The bin Is right as far as it goes,
bu, it ough, L have compelled physicians
of all grades to label their prescriptions ID
the same English language, and not make
an invidious distinction among " medicine
men,"
In the Mouse, Mr.. Egly introduced
bill making the failure Of any attorney
Sheriff, Justice or Constable, TO pay eve
money collected, 10 the parties entitled tc
receive it, a penal o%flensc, punishable by
Imprisonment, besides subjecling the often
der TO a fine in double the amountinyolved
An excellent move, and one which W,
hope 10 see Become a law.
The same gentleman introduced a bill
supplementary To the aci to provide com
pensaiion 10 owners Of private property
taken for the use Of corporations, givinI
The owners Of property SO taken the affirm
alive in suits at law, and thereby entitled
10 the opening and closing arguments.
Mr.. Van Hook has introduced bill Il
provide for the procuring and safe keepin
of the arms belonging 10 the State. W
are glad to see this subject beginning I
receive the attention its importance de
mands. STATE Democrat.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

N We wish it distinctly understood
shat We will hereafter pay no attention 10
communications. unless accompanied by
,he name Of the suthor. We mention this,
because we have received a number Of
such within a few days past, and the au-
thors will understand that this is the reason
of their not appearing.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
THANKS,

To w. D. MsaGAN, Auditor Of State,
For Report Of Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund.
!, Also, TO Hen. II. H. JOHNSON, for two
documents during the present session Of
Congress.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

II. CmLDs & Cove call the aiten.
lion Of our merchants TO the advertisement,
Of II. CHnDs q Co., in 10 days paper.
They sre extensive dealers in Boots and
Shoes. Any Of Our merchants visiting
Pittsburgh. would do well TO give them q
call.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
D~FMoCRkfrC CONVENTION.

The undersigned. members Of the Dem
ecrslic Central Committee, request The.
Democracy off.ovain County 10 asssmbls in
Mass Convention, ., wellington, on Fri
day the lr,h of March, attea o'clock A.
NJ, ioconsiact and make an expression
Il ihck sentiments upon the Douglas Me-
braska Bill now before Congress. yfE
The committee are induced to make this
call for the following reason. On the iith
Of February last, the Democracy assembled
81 the Court House, 10 Elyria. pursuant
to a call. previously published and circula-
,ed, 60 consider the action Of the State
Convention which assembled on the 9Th
Of January last, at olumbus, and adopted
as . part Of the political creed Of the
Democratic Party Of Ohio, the Baltimore
Platform. AT that meeting a resolution
endorsing the Nebraska Bill, was offered
and is reported to have been passed By a
large majority. and it's circulated about
the county, and has gone even TO Wash
ing,eA that the NEBRASKA Bill was fully
and cordially endorsed at a large and en-
thusissiic meeting Of the Democracy Of lao.
rain County" It is. the wish Of the
ComuiIiee 10 know whether Il is true that
the Democracy Of Lorain County. are in
favor Of the Nebraska Bill, and the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise. lie, there
be a full attendance, that it may be known
how the entire Democracy think upon this
question.
Elyris, March 9Th, 1854.
CONSTANT COLE, I Democratic
D. l.. BLAKESLEE. Central
SD. HlNMAN, Cmmiltee,
H. E. MUSSEY.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

ROBERT McMAHAs.-"McMAHAs six
ahead!" Well. reader, If you doub. II,
just 90 and take q look at his extensive
assortment as we have. His Stock Of
Goods is an /" avalsnch" and no mistake.
We noticed, particularly, an extensive as
sorlmsnt Of Boots and Shoes, but they
were without any Of the ear-marks Of a
~high.lariff in price, or bad workmanship
lie, all those who wish good understand
ings," go to McMAHAN's and BUsHSELL''
to get them. See Advertissmentin anolhe
column.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

The FOIlOwiag gentlemen were elected
officers for the Borough Of Ashland, for
Inc ensuing year, on Monday last:
Mayor-WM. RALsToN.
81 observation-disclosures MUscRAyE.
we Trusfees-S. G. WOODRUFF, II. AMEs
A-DRUMB, E. w. WALLACE and T. G,
BUSHNELL.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

New YoRK Music SToRE.-We have
received a choice selection Of new music
from Msssrs HALL& SoS, 2s9, Broadway,
New York. HALA 4 Son, are manufac-
turers Of Planes, Flutes, Guitars, &cI they
ara also agents Tor PRrScE Il Cos, Me-
iodeans. We present our thanks to them
for Hazel Deli" " There is Darkness
on the Mountains" Flora Mszaika ="
and "Quiet Family Polka" TO those
who desire late and cheap music, we would
say ~ al means send 10 HAIL e. Son.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

ASHLAND Book SroRR.-W. n. n.
PorrEs has disposed Of hissxcsllsni Stock
Of Books and Stationery 70 Mr.. II. W.
tnHoTs. While We regret 10 part with
Mr.. PorTxa, .wAs S'ss proved himself an
efficient caterer 70 the public taste. We
would sisoSespeak for his successor a lib
eral support from tbs reading public. See
Mr.. I~nHorr's card ia another column.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
NOTICES.

CABINET WARE.-Mr. WILL. Of Orange,
adveriises that he still continues The Cabinet
making business at bis old stand. Having
made use Of a good deal Of bis furniture,
we can testify to his excellence as a work.
man. Give him a call.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

J. r SQumE.--By reference 70 our adj
venising columns, il will be seen tina, Mr..
SouinE has taken The sod Fortress"
His selection Is one attic be made" by
. msrehsn, Of good TASTE. Ladies 90 and
see what 10 10 be seen.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

R. D. BoicE.=This gentleman has just
received a new 10, Of Hardware. ii will
be seen BY his advertisemsni IN another
cOlumn. A. he 10 no novice IN his busi'
ness, h 10 fair to presume that HE Stock ss
agsod one. Those who adveSiise slwsys
sell chsEp.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05
MILLER HOUSE.

NEICHAEL MILLER presents his regards 10
INl his friends and the public generally, and re-
specially announces thai he has opened a Public
House for the accommodation of tho travelling
public, directly opposite tho samPsell House,
Main.Street, Ashland, where he will be glad to
accommodate all who may favor him with q call.
His table will always be supplied with the luru-
ries Of the season His pafhors and sleeping
apartments are large and commodious. Good
siabling for horses will also be provided, and 9
faithful Hostler always in attendance.
Boarding for private families or single persons
can be had at reasoneble rates.
BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
In connection with the Hotel. he will also con.
tinue to keep open bis BAKERY AND REsTAU.
RANT, where he will at all times keep on hand
0onfsctionaries, Pies, Bread. Cakes,
all kinds Of Temperance drinks, and, In short,
every luxury to be found on the tables Of first
class eating houses. a.lA
pr He vishes u distinctly undsrsiood, that no
INTOXICATING LIQUORS
will be kept, either In the Hotel or Saloon /.
Ashland March Sth, iS64. n42-]tf.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

kTA full assortment Of Blank Deeds
end Jusios's Blanks. suited 10 the new
Code. printed and for sale a, this Office.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-05

., ~ " The Iron Horse /" on fourth
page. Room for a few more such.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

NJ Nh Stewards Railroad Bill, as stated by a
telegram from Washington, Dec goth, provides
that good first class double track Railroad shall
be constructed through the territories of the United
States north OF the 10th parallel of north latitude
TO the eastern boundary that the public lands
necessary for the width of the bed of the road
should be ceaed to the road during its existence
that the road may be constructed as authorized by
any Ct the legislatures of the states the Secretary
of War issuing proposals and selecting one the
most advantageous that the government shall
advance funds either in money checks and then
the company depositing S5,O0O,000 either in mon
ey or public stocks for the faithful performance
of the contract the road TO be completed in five
years from the time of its commencement, the
company to enjoy for their own use for fifty years
the profits and emoluments of the road, but the
U. S. mail, troops and munitions of war to be
transported at rates to be determined by the gov
eminent and Congress.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

HOlloao0y's Ointment and Pills hare
effected astonishing Cure Of .7bsoess that the
Fccttlty pronounced Erctrabie.-Robert Parlett,
mariner, of Wolsoken, near Wisbeach, was attic
ted with dreadful abscess in the arm. He had
been two years in Hospital abroad, and for a
considerable Time in one at home, without receiv-
ing the least benefit, and at last was given up by
the faculty, who pronounced him 10 be incurable ;
but after using Holloway's Ointment and Pills for
and his health permanently restored. This can be
attested by Mr.. Abraham Catln, and other res
pectable inhabitants of the parish of WoIsoken L
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

More Post Office Ro66eries.-Some six weeks ago
Judge Guppey, of this town, mailed letter con-
tanning four hundred dollars. to the Mineral Point
Land Office The letter has not arrived its place
of destination, and there is probability that it
ever will. We are also informed that mercan-
tile firm in this town has lost remittance of some
six hundred dollars within a few weeks.
There never was time when the whole mail
arrangement OF the country SO badly mixed.
We grumbled last year, but coHsoled ourselves
that it would all be right under the administra-
ton but within our own observation it "grows
no better very fast" This week we received, at
one time four copies of the Pnery, paper printed
some seventy miles from u.s. Verify, say in
the language of the sage of Underworld sour
sufTerings IS intolerabe. Il Portage City Badger
State.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
MORE BOOK s.

MORE BOOKS.
lust received at the MINERAL POINT BOOK STORE
y direct from New York
Rapkes Uvil Was,
. History OF the Popes-Euglish edition,
Tayor's Life of Wesley,
Preacher & King,
Arctic Expedition,
CoA's Interviews
New Themes for the Protestant Clergy,
Sh 10y eide.
Golfers Notes end Emeudations the Text of
Shakepere-various editions,
Memorials of English Martyrs,
The Great Harmonic. by A J. DaAis,
Supernai Theology, or Life in the Spheres,
Farmonial Man,
Philosophy of Mys,erir Us Rappiags,
Webster's Una brldged Dictionary,
= High SchooI g
& School g
Iarper's Illuminated Family Bible,
Family Bibles
Bagsier's Compre hensive Bible,
Pocket Bibles, of var ious styles,
tieetwoods Life of Christ,
- His DRY of the Planting OF Christanit5,
Chalmers Sermons,
Natural Theology,
Greenleafs Testimony of the Eyangelists,
Paiey's Natural Theology, and Works,
Newton on the Prophecies.
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Bishop Buffers Works,
Thompson's seasons Boyd's Notes,
hiItoDs Paradise Lost :.
towpers Works,
Goodrichs History of All Nations,
MoTreiis History of Modern Philosophy,
RITds Natural
Liebig's Chemistry,
Anthon's Classical Dicti nary,
Constitutions of the United States,
Geological Observer, by DE La Beche,
Treatise on Metallus 81. by Oyerman,
Howitt's Homes of the Poets,
DR.. Oiin's Travels,
:" IS observations In the E. st,
Appleton's Popular Library,
Ary1ns Cyciopedia of Anecdotes,
Percy Anecdotes,
Boy hood Of Groat Men,
Don Quixot,
Pendennis, Old House by the River, Ann Hamer
Katie Stewart, Lovers Stratagem Viette, ,gatha :,
Husband, Agnes sorrel, lvar, My Novel, Vanity Fair
Henry Esm nd, sc &C.. C.
Also
Gnitars Vions- Accordeons and Flutes all If which
will De exchanged for CASH, the vet reasonable
terms (v5n4S JOSEPH SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

KXIOODEN WARE-Painted Tubs, do Buck.
w cts, Covered Pals & Sugar Boxes, Butter Prints
Baskets, Brushes and general variety Of Traps inst
ceived and for sale at GEO. w. COBBs.
- 30 Ribs Clarified
10 Crushed a Loaf
Received and for sale low al CIV. COBB,s
SUGAR HHUSE MOLASSEs-I5 Bbia 10
syrup Moiasses, just reed at GEO. w. COBB'S.s
SALT.-Ia5 ssct. GA Salt
- 80 Bbls Kan just RECEIVED and for
Gran CANDLFs-2s Ro1es, do quarter do .
= Of Star Candies 2" boxes Mould cs-'ss iu-t reed
UyuNnOw classic Boxes assorted from
Apr 81. GEO. VIC BIS.
Golf SO RARaELs FINE SALT,
80 Sauks DAIRY SALT, for sale at CORPS.
nRUED APPLES AND PEACHrs. new
500 SALONS Stone WARE, 's5s Geek.
EHLOUR. so Bbls, supernne aud EIir. Family
Il Flour. for sale al CIV COBB's.
Can. Wright. Fresh Cove oy.
nRIED APPLES--4o Bushels, prime Fruit,
~ Just received and for sale. G. w COBB
SOAR. IS boxes, No. /, just received and for sale
RsIRY SALT-too Bass Fine Dairy Sal, Jus,
IL received and for sale By CIV. COBB
CIGaRs. $500 choice Regslia and Princire Ci
~ gars, for sale at CGBBs.
EkDR K, on hand and for sale by
Il GEO. W. COBB
MUTE LEaD-.nd so J. u'nc rsin,. .no-
w white, for sale GEO. w. CCBB'S.
NJ ACK Err EI.-Ho. n In Bbis ,haifBbbls End
M J. BbIs-, Prime, just reed at GEO. W. COFB's,
I'VE GEESE FEATHERs.-sna In. 70,
II 4 sale COBB-s.
STAR III. -6 Boxes superior. for ssleat
- Oct n, 1883 GEO. W. COBB'S
MAILS IS kees assorted sizes, jsi received and for
~ sale n GEO. W. CObB'S.
Oh Boxes Lake Mills SALER AUS on Coz
~ Segment nnd for sale at G. W. CUBES
UDICE...7eo pounds prime, for sale
HNODFISH. ? drums fne large Fish juet reed
J and for sale at COBB,S.
UDsCK of those superior Jar Pickles
tust recei.sd and OF sale ct GEO W tOBB's
N01REN SYR P-20 Il BbIs. AVID 10 Gal Kegs
&I inst received At GEO. W. COBB,S
STGAR $3.50 EbIs., Clarified d q, refined. tr.t
- received and for sale By G. W. COBB.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
.BOOks AS ARE hooks, ,,

.sBOOKS As AR HOOKS.n
Il STORE.
Ency clopedia Americana,
ncroft's History Of the United States,
Allison's OF Europe,
hurne's of England,
Gibbon Decline and PAN,
Webster's Works,
SCOTS Bible,
Ciark's fom DeutAry,
Comprehensive Commentary,
Co'esiige'e works complete,
Robertsoh's Works,
BosWell's Johnson,
kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations,
StatesmAn's Manual,
Moshem's Ecclesiastical History,
Hal ans w KS,
Blacks stone, Wenders Edition
Brands Encyclopedia Science,
Dictionary OF Mechanics,
Ewbapks Hydraulics,
Kosmos, Humboldt
Burns, Chambers Edition
Chambers Miscellany,
Napoleon Dynasty.
Choice Poetcal works,
Eclipse of Faith,
Southeya Wesley,
Gerstache's Voyage around the World,
Lives OF Chanceliors and Chief Justices,
Mauuders' Treasury of history,
Barrys Fruit Garden,
Miss Beecher's Domestic Cooking,
Water Cure Library,
Encyclopedia of Water Cure,
Free Mason's Manual by Stewart,
Mason's Chart Croes,
Tempiar's g IS
&c, &C.. &c, &C,
Avs JOSEPH SMITH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
GALENA d CHICAGO UNION H. h.
AND
EELOIT q MADISON e. r..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, NOVEMBER IA 1854
Ia = IL -: =. !. -

"a
an and after Monday, November Il. land until further
" notice. Trains will be the above roals a.
follows Sundays excep ed.
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT BELOIT
at Lea We Chicago, Wells Depot at gao m mr.
irving at Freeport at p n, and h eoit at 2D o. ~
I'd Leave Chicago, Wells street Depot, att 10 M arrive
at fTeePort at u. and Beioit at ta m
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO.
lat Leave Freeport at 80 a. n and Belott at a. M
arriving at Chicago at 1850 p. m.
ID, Leave Freeport=a p and Beloit at $50 D. m.
arriving Chicago at IL p. m.
Trains going West pass Junction at so m, and s2e
Trains going westpass Belvdere la m and TO- 40 l. M
Last at 80 Q. and lis
Trains going East pass Junction at LA O. m and 93s
p. m.
Fare to Freeport So, to Beloit 80 so
The above arrangement Is designed to afford AZ much
daylight travel and from the terminus of the
road as possible From Free port and Reiot rst class
mail stage connections estab he'd through wiscon.
sin. Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers from the West d North going Sou h. by
taking Evening Eastward Train OF this Road viii
connect junction, at 81 with the Chicago and
Aurora train for LasalIe and points South nR
sale / O'Clock. This route furnishes continuous
Railroad connection to Springfield and Alton, and by
boats 19 miles to ST. Louis
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE.
This route, via Beloit and Jaueevile connecting be.
tween places by ttage II miles the Niiw
and Mississippi Railroad, offers inter
munic alton between Chicago and Milwaukee.
ly3 ] b. TURNER, Sup't.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

Ere Desoiate.-A correspondent of the n. Y.
Times, writing from Erie, describes its business
as departed ;" its Hotels empty its banks trou-
bled with rapidly returning circulation and in
convenient demands for specie; and property as
greatly deprecated in value The same writer
says and says truly, that Philadelphia and Penn
sylvania generally will suffer equally with Erie,
if they aid and abet her riotous anu iawess citi-
zens. The entire West viii establish Embar-
go and Non intercourse act with Philadelphia,
should that city persist in backing up Erie Mil.
Sent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19

MERRILL. COWLES & CO,

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Yankee Notions. SC, Sc, Sc,
No. I34 MAIN ST.. GALKsA, FIT.
" lave Just opened the srse<s snd most extensive
s,iock OF NJ RlCAS AND FOREIGS DRY
0ootS. ever offered in the West, which Offer
ing * Cnicsgo and 81 bouts prices and lower thss
fhsy hsve ever been sold in this market Our facilities
for pur chasing are such tha' enabled
Goods So How as they can be bought BIZ xrgest
Houses. We are buying our
.iMERfC.7N GOODS
drec from the snufsssories and being Connected with
8 house New York. and Of the arm CONSTANTLY in
the msrket, shall ali times fun st,cs and
the lowest market prices. We otter no Bars hui
customers depend 81 sl times upon tuyins
goods of small advance from cost trarsports
ton, and dnd in stock every variety and sivs
of foods suited 10 the market
Merchants who have been in the habit OF visng the
Eastern cities st Louis AID Chicago may depend up
nnding as large a Stock and NJ rs Low prices
be found elsewhere.
We ask ex.minai u OF our stock before going
Gaf-na, Oct. 1, $50 su5o
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-19
&C., &C., &c.

THE Subscriber grateful to his friends for past favors
1 shown him "a PusLi'. ~ vel a. lvste Citizen,
his PRIvA7 caoacity would respectfully invite the At
snton OF those trends and the public In Reneral 10
ock of the above named goods. which he ia now receiv
ing direct from New York City
-aiiof VII oh will be offered al eastern
prices for cash. He feels conf lent that his
siock isthe best that has n yet found RESTING
place In MINERAL PoInT; among ~hich may be found
hoice Stan lard and Mis-. ceiiaueou. Work.: Fo Ito
eost Zap, Letter asd Nots P.perS: great variety
Envelopes, Gold Pens; Rulers: 81 ties: Pencils :;
Tape lines: Gun caps; Powder Flasks: Sleeve
Protectors: Combs; Brushes: Rut,ons :
Fans Ink ,tands fancy and
plain, including Whitney Patents good article; sand
boxes, perfumery hair pins, hooks eyes needless
His Sock Blank Books and Station cry Ia RxcE.LrHr
Country MercMMnfs
needing anything In his ina requested call and
prices and qualities before purchasing elsewhere
VERY FINE LOT OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
44v5l JOSEPH SMITH.