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O. N. OGDEN.

Nous sommes autorisE annoncer 0. n.
OGDEN Esq, de Ia Paroisse des Rapides CONNIE
candidat POUR la place de Juge Associe de Ia Cour
Supreme de Get Etat, pour rsmplir le vacance oc-
'casionnee par Ia resignation du Juge James Camp.
bell, qui etc elu dams lie Quatrieme District.
Is Juliet 1854
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

Un tTatE Went d'atre conclu entire les Etass- nis
ct le sultan de Borneo. II renferme tontes les ga
ranfies que Sc donnent mutuellement en- pareii cas-
les nations commerciales. Les AmGricains pour
ront acquerir des proprGtes Borneo, ct ceax de
ienfs naviEes qu feront naufrage sur les c6tes de
lle, seronf seeourus par les antoritGs Nos natio-
naux ne seront pas en- outre nstciables des tribn-
naux du pays; s'ias eomnettent IN crime ills seront
lvFss an consul des Etats-L Lnis On corlcoit diff.
ciemsntqas ls sultan de Borneo ait fat cetts der
niere concession.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05
COUR DE DISTRICT.
PAROLSSE ST. LANDRY.
Mary Lavinia Demaret

VS.. No 7173
John P. Murdoch, son mari.
hANS cette affaire, apres avoir entendu
- les temoignages ct Ia loi invoquee par
les parties, Ia Cour est d'opinion que la loi et
Pevidence sont en- favour de la demanderesse
IL est en- consequence ordonne, adjuge ct
decrete qu'elle obtienne infringement final con.
tire son mari, qu'elle soft replacee dams ses
droits ct qu'elle reprenne administration de
ses biens ct efets paraphernaux, ct ce, libre
de tout control de la part de son mari I'll est
de plus ordonne, adjuge ct decrete que la de-
manderesse obtienne un jugement final contre
son mari, pour, ct recouVre de lui, le dit John
P. Murdock, la somme de quatre mile cent
trente-deux piastres ct vingt-quatre cents,
avec les interets raison de cino Dour cent
par an, compter de la date du present juge-
ment jusqu'a parfait Placement. ainsi que les
frais de ce process, qui seront taxes I'll est
de plus decrete que L. demanderesse aura lie
droit d'exercer ct METRE en- force une hvpo.
thsque legale sur toutes les terres ct tous les
eselaves appartenant au defendeur : ladite
hypotheque devant avoir peffet suivant, sa.
vOir:. q
Assurer ae Placement de cent piastres, dues
depuis le 1ers de Fevrier 1845.
Assurer le Placement de onze cents piastres
dues depuis le Fevrier 1845.
Assurer le Placement de trois cents piastres,
dies depuis le 10 Ayril I845.
AssliFer le Placement de SIX cents piastres,
daes depuis lie IL Mars 1916.
Assuref le paiement de six cent quarante
piastres ct SO cents dies depuis le IL Mars
1916.
Assurer le Placement de six cent quatre.
yiugt-onse piastres ct 28ieents, dies depuis le
Ia A0at 1919
Assurerle Placement de trois cent cinquante
piastres dues depulssle IA Aoat 1850.
Assurer lie paiement de trois cent cinquante
piastres, dies depuis le Ii Aoat 1851.
lie jugement rendu le "a Mai 1854
signe en- plsine Cour, le 8 JUN
LUCIUs j. DUPRE, Jage
du 15me. District .Tudtciasre.
Pour copie conforme,
A. DEJEAN, Dspute GrefGg.
Opelousas, 5 Aoat, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

Pendosson-Le nomme Robert Scott
Went d'etre pendu en- California. Avant de
monter sur la potence il a avoue avoir commits
l6 assassinats depuis son arrivee dams ce paws
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

hommes; elles sont envelopusea d'un long yste-
ment qui les d6robe lenrs propres regards ct l.
soiF, vous TencontTez au bal ces memes feranes.
iuste asseg couvertea pour aire remarquer coubien
elles le sont peu ;-de sorte au'elles ont Pair de
shabillef pour aildr an balm % de Sc dEshabilIer
pour aIIer an ball
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05
CORBlLLARD.

IS Z soussigne ayant aehete un Corbillard
MA proprement fni, est naintenant pre-
pare a entreprendre les enterrements, tant a
la campagne que dams Ia vile. II aura tou.
jours de bons chevaux de s1rete pour cette
occasion, ct ses prix seront moderees.
NOEL.
Opelousas, s Ao1t, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

Sill faut en- croire rIudfpendance Beige. le dra-
peau francais fotte Pheure quill est sur lie port
de Piree, en- Greece. --
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05
a. Is z
I'LL. I'LL. LDUuHVnD En-

des deux sexes ct d'ages divers, parmi les
quels il Sc trouve plusieurs beaux ct jeunes
sujets.
La recolte de mals, de cotton, &C.,
SIX chevaux de tire, cinq paires
de beuts de tire, Is tetes de CO.
chons, 2 charrettes a beufs, 8
moutons, 81 barils de mals, une
voiture, 400 perches, $50 DO
teaux de barriere, outils aratoires,
meubles de maison, ustensiles de
cuisine, ct une infinite d'autres
articles trop longs a enumerer.
Co'sditions.-Tout achat de yingt-cinq
piastres ct au-dessous, payable compliant, ct
tout achat au-dessus de vingt-cinq piastres,
payables en- trois placements annuels egaux,
eest a dire un tiers lie Ter dAvril proclaim,
lo55, un tiers lie Ter d'Avril 1856, ct le del>
nler tiers, payable lie Ter d'Avril 1857; les
acquereurs fournissant caution a Ia satisfac-
action de qui de droit, ct toutes sommes por-
ant interet a raison de huit pour cent par
IN, a compter de pecheance jusqu'a parfait |
oalement; ct en- outre, les terres ct les escla-
res demeurant specialement hypotheques par
privilege jusqu'au Placement reel ct efectif |
ant du principal que des interets qui auront
u s'accroitre.
A. DEJEAN, Encanteur.
Opelousas 5 Ao1t 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05
CUIRS EFT PEAIJX.

L soussigne Went d'etablir, chez r. Las.
IL trapes & Co., aux Opelousas, un depot
de Cuirs tanes, de toutes especes, que fon
vendra d bon marche. On achetera eeale.
ment des peaux vertes ou sallees au plus haut
prix pour du compliant. f. LUTZ,
Opelousas, S Aoit, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

Etdt 0e la Monlstaue.
Josephine Daigle !
VS.. (No. 708D
son mari. Cour se District
VS.. mo. 7OSD
son mari.
MANS ces deux sffaires cumul&es mar
- oFdre de Ia C"lf, la loi ct pevidsnce
etant en- favour de ia ,lerlanderesse, il est en-
consequence adjuge ctSlecrete que Ia dite de.
rnanderesse, Josephine Daigle obtienne un
Jugement final contre son dit mari, Antoine
Guidry, ct recouvfe du dit defendeur, Ii
somme de diK.neuf cent soixante-huit piastres
ct cinquante-huit cents t$196e 5S), avec cino
pour cent dinteret sur cette somme depuis Ia
date du present jagement jusqu'a parfait
Placement Ii est en- outre decrete que Phv.
potheque tactic on legale de Ia dite demande-
resse soft ct par ie present est reconnue
CONNIE suit, savolr pour neuf cent ct deux
plastres ($9O2) d aater du % Mars IS47.
Four sept cent ct tinquante-cinq piassres ct
huit cents 1886 08) dater du q Octobre.
1867. Pour trois cent ct once piastres ct 80
cents aater du Is Octobre. 1851.
Ii est de plus dt,erets que la dite deman.
deresse soft separee de biens de so1, dit mari.
qu'elle ait Padmiitistration exclusive de ses
propr,etes Jusqu'A present sous padministra.
ton =. de SON dit mari ct que Ia communautG
dacquets ct de gains qui existait autreSois
entire les dites parties soft dissOute, ct que la
defendeur pale les frsis de ce process.
Rendn, lu ct signe Cour tenante, ce Q JUN,
1854. IL Gus J. DUPRE, Juge
l59se District Jwdicsoire.
Pour cepie eouiorme l'original.
A: GARRIGUEs, GrgSsr.
Opelousas, % 5uillet, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

ID ARDEAUX, ct Corde & Toile dem.
I'D ballage, recus recemment, ct d ven.
Dire par G. MEDICIS.
Opelousas, S Aott, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

situe dams 'e meme quarter, pres du Bayou
Mallet, mesurant environ cent vingt areres
ct guaranteeing centiemes, borne au Nord
par des terres publiques ct des terres de Nine.
Carrlere ct de Mr.. H. Miller, d FEST par
des terres de Mr. Dejean ct des terres pu.
bliques, apOuest par NM. Hebert ct Young
ct des teEres publiques, ct au Sud par lie Ba7
you Mallet.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05
IN nORCRAlJ DB 1RRRR,

situe pres du Bois Mallet, dams la Paroi Sc
st. Landry, mesurant environ cent soix ante.
deux acres ct dix-huit centiemes, borne do
tous les c6tes par des terres publiques, en-
semble aYec toutes les
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

Derriere les grands acteurs, voici les
comparses I'll y -. Ia diete allemande. il
va l. Suede ct le Danemark, il va le roi
Othon ct les Grecs.
4 @## - ##
La diete germanique, ellie est i genoux,
h bas, ~ milieu de rAllemagne. entire Ia
Prusse ct PAutriche, CONNIE une crncifee :;
que vouleE-yous qu'elle disc, entire ces deux
voleurs, ct ayant derriere ellie le grand Czar,
le bourreau
= CONNIE ellie, Sc 'taisent Ia Suede, u Nor.
wege ct le Danemark, trinite de petits 6tats,
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05
AVIS AL PURI1IC.

- ASSSsCFtOct|V o 41LtLC.
Is Juliet 1654,-5f.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

Opelousas, 5 Aont, 1854
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
DEAFNESS, P.4RTI.4L OR TOT7L,
ENTIRELY REM T.ED

DR- ALSOPH ERT begs to call me attention thoes
~ suffering under partial total loss of hearing 10
the following facts: lie treats diseases of The mdde
land internal Far with edicated douches such nov
pracced in the nrmsries Berlin, Ieipsc, Brusstl.
Hamburger and St. Petersburgh, and lately bv the most
distinguished ondcn Auists 1oth reRdfr
The best proof OF the efficacy of this treamsn
win be reference to nearly nineteen hundred Ha~es
residents of the United States Canada, New Brunswick
and Nova Scotia, who have been restored to acute
ing and single, solitary case TO our knowledge
did all effect of the bearing. when
instructions and advice faithfully adhered TO-
When the Auditory Canal is dry and scslY, when ihs
deafness accompanied with discharge alter con-
tinua pulsatiuns, when in stopping, as n
rush of blood the head took place. noises like falling
water chipping of insects, ringing of bells rUsng
leavessinging tea kettle, &c-wbcn the hearing ess
acute in duh weather, VIII Geld has been taken
when the disease be traced TO the effects Fever
Cold, The of QuiaDe mercurial med cines
erings IN the Ears in childhood, at advanced
JUSTLY CONSIDERED IsFELLIBLx. In deaf snd dumb
cases if they possessed the of hearing much
good can be accomplished In the Deaf and Dumb
School al Lepsc, in class of IL, succeeded in
ing hearing, and TO Be G6e Gistir gaisl s
notes IN mEsic DIR. a begs explicitly 10 state that,
those he undertakes he sueeessjsl
result of how long standing the may BE-
pcants win please their age, if matter issues
the external passage if led 18th noises state
Of general health, if subject TO throat When
the hearing restored authenticated certificate, and
the usual according 10 the circumstances of the pa
tient, expected
MEDICINES, APPARATUS &C. will be sent 10 s.v
part at 1gy risk and expense.
Address DIR. PILCHxR ABsopHzRT, s32H, broadway
Once, New York Five dollars consultation Fee
3pn2I
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PEEELS OF NaVEGsTIDT.

The advantages of this need scarcely be
ed upon wealthy men, or merchants for they rarely
neglect it, and if they do fires leave them other
Il is especially valus Die labornC men, mechan-
lcs and others of mod rate meauswho, perhaps, have
ttte else than home and its contents in the world
These should never neglect 10 insure fire which
NAV visit them at hour, would leave them homeless
and with capitaI but heir labor, TO begin again the
struggle of life, and Of toll and watching must
pass before they regain what they have lost If in
decd 1T is done. To such, is duty.
he individual is worth little, the expense is e<s;
ne owrs much property stl The EXPRESSES trfing and
ny ing few dollars he is II he is taken
by mis- o-tune and his all laid in ahes he receives
recompense in cash capital equal to his loss and may
81 ON restore what hiss beer destroyed.
POLICIES issued 81 all times upon favorable terms
by RICHARD l.. READ, Agent
For Mineral Point and low County rOct
IL OFFICE, over Spr1gue * Lathrop's Gun shop.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
GALENA CITY MARBLE
NUF ACT DRY.

s0Ss.asKsOE Gsz. BADGE Es * co..
II AVE the - extensive stock OF Marbein ihe West
from The ebrated Gsafres Rnl.Hud- VI Owing
the extensive les made throughout the ell
tire Western states we enabled sell cheap and
give better Subtraction than other Pstabiis het IN
Ihe vest We have al ell times on hand complete as,
snrtmcrt HO%JT EMS. TttMRS Il II "a DSTONE~.
nASTEI.6 every pattern Furniture Narble mate
to order employ bat the Very best workmen,
ronse luenty work is in beauty and hi
ish We invite all To coEae ana uiae ock anu
work manshP, neither they wish Ia pnrcha-e or mol
Shop and Warehouse Spring Street, corner IeTee.
aear The Lower 6ridce.
ROSEBROUGH, BADGER, s. co.
CaIcr, ffIt y AnriI 3 1853
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
Notice to Miners,

A Rare Chance for Prospecting
rs1 eriber offers to miners wishing to prosnect
an opportunity, in the present times of high prices
Tor mineral, OF digging on The following lands, viz
North half of Sec. 2, T 4, r. 9, E.
r. q: OF s E. q of Sec 35, T. s, R. 2, E.,
on the following favorable terms
The rst thirty thousand free, all other miner
AL inciudiog washed mineral, sixth. He will also
allow Ihry dollars out of he rents FOR any cabin bull
the ground.
TINS land is In the range of the Irish Dggings, and
br@ckea Plerces pump egsines. and is situated be-
tween fine "Legate branch" and Lost 6 rove.
MOSES Nj. STRONG.
Mineral PORT, Feb. Is, 1853. loft
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
PUBLIC NOTICE,

LII persons are hereby notified trespass. mine.
or dig upon the following l4nds without the wri ten
conseut permission of the uwner-East X of "
8, Township 5, Range East.
= tsc. OF , e IA Sec. 6, Township 4, Range 3
East, withouttb written of the owner or JOHN
MJSFTR oVE, .5gent. rag
And further notice is hereby given.that forbid any
and sli persons from buying removing arv esd or 9th
from the above described lands without ar
SION above ABNER NICHOLS
Mineral Point October, 1852 -l.lI ~
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
Public NofsCe.

~ BLiC NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
are forbidden to trespas., mine dig uDon any u
ne I'io"ing described lands, without the write per
mission of myself or Agent. to wit:
the > u qr of section u, the Mouth half of section
g ana me west half of ). w. or. of H. in township
noi IN OF range four east The east half of NJ w
sec ,, townships north of range east The west hall
norm west Or II sec So in township north of range
east. and the half OF N E. or of Sec 81 town.
hip < north, of range east.
And furhermnre, forbid and all persons from
buying or removing any Lead other ores from said
mentioned lands, without my written permission
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN
May 81, 1853. 3on
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
NOTICE.

Ill persons are hereby cautioned not 10 mine. dig
o. trespess en- the southwest quarter OF section
No 80, town Strange east
And furthermore, forbid Bny and II persons from
buying removing any lead or other ores from said
described land, without my permission.
3n3* VIM HOPPER.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
Caution.

LII persons are toroIf den to n,ine dig remove min
era from or otherwise trespass upon the following
described premises, to wit:
The south east IA of section &c. town g. range east
north a Of north east Ia end north Is of south X of N
T. Ia OF section !, town ;, range east -
And further notice is hereby given that any pe-sop or
resPassing upon above Breises viii b,.
t2ait win accrioiig TO law FRANCIS VIVIAN.
JAMES TpAY
Mineral Point, July LET, lisa. 36tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09

/ OF all lie edicnss exant {an3 some ct
men aa,a'el Tor me care 81 pnim complains
elects with this PREPARATION Others sometimes
bur at all times and in diseases IF the lungs end throat
where medicine give relief, this will do II is
pleasant to take and perfectly safe accordance with
the dire cons. We do advertise the benefit
thOse W o have tried il those WHO NOT. FAINT
lies that have known its value will be without IL
and By timely use they are secure from Tic danger
consequences OF Coughs and colds, which neglected
ripen into fatal cor sumption.
The Diploma Massachusetts, Institute was awar-
ded TO this preparation bs the Board of Judges in Sept
i7 aso the Medals OF the three great Institutes of Art
at inc;nna has been given to the CHERRY PEcTop
bv their Government in considera ion extraordinary
excellence and usefulness in curing affections OF the
Lungs and Threat.
Read the following opinion founded on the long expe,
Renee OF the eminent of The Port and CITY of
five years trial of your Cherry Pectorai in my prac
tice has proven what foresaw from its composition
must be true that it eradcaes and the colds and
coughs which We in this seciion peculiarly liable
think its equal has not yet been discovered nord
know how better msdy be made fol the dis.
L. J. BURTON, M D. rs
See what 1t has done wasted constitution, not on
~ IN the following cases, but q Thousand more:-
SUDBURY, Jan. "a, 1851
arrhoea in the "ines of California returned San
francsco IN hope Of receiving benefit from change
Climate and diet My darrhoea ceased, but follow
ed by cough and much soreness. finally left
for home but received no benefit from the voyage Nv
cough continued to grow worse. aud when arrived in
New York, was ut once marked by my acquantances
as victim OF consumption must confess that saw
no sufficient reason TO doab what my friends believed.
At tins time commenced taking your Invaluable medi-
cine with ittie expectation of deriving any benefit from
Its use. You would not receive these lines did re
gard my duty to state to the afflicted, through YOU
my health, in the space of eight months fully
attribute IL 10 the OF your CH ERRY PICTORIAL.
Yours truly, WILLIAM w. SMITH.
WASHINGTON Pa April II, Ie4S.
Dear sir: Feeling that have spared from a pre-
mature grave through your fundamentally by the prov
idence OF God, will take the liberty to express you
my gratitude.
cough and the alarming symptoms of Consumption
had reduced low leave anything like hope,
when my pnysf rian brought bottle of your Petto
raj Il seemed 10 siord Immediate relief, and
few weeks tiine has restored health Ii
WIZ do for others what has done for ME, you
tainy one OF the bsne actors of mankind
Sincerely wishing you every blessing, am
Very respectfully Yours,
JOHN J. CLARKE Rec 1t Paul's Church.
With euch assurance and from such men, no stronger
proof can be adduced unless il be from its effects upon
trial
Prepared aud Sold By LINES C. AVER,
Practical and analytical Chemist,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
Iereditai Complaints upon Tie Children
DREADFUL HERlTAtlC

And must this continue snail we be wise in
oil that concerns the cattle Of oar fields, horses
eur sheep, our cows our oxen, the nature and
character % the soil possess. tde texture and
quality of goods and merchandise hut in all that
concerns ourselves rs human beings, WIKI human
functions and passions, subject 10 great derange-
u1ent, involving future peace and happiness
Ia all that concerns the health ana welfare OF the
wife of our Affections aud the mother Of chill
dren; in all that the pleatal and physical
we'll being of those children, should be i'm
Iaarsei IN The darkest and mot
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
Look at This.

EDWARD EDO-DS,
HAVING enlarged and improved his Store is now
IL receiving from ST. Louis and other mark cts a well
selected assortment of
i3A2LIL521 GROCERIES
Consisting of ali the varieties usually kept in THE
ket, such
Sugars, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Molasscs,
Fish, Pork Hams, Tobacco,
Fruits Of almost eUe'y rGriefy,
Soap Candles, &c, sc. &c.
Which will be sold any store in thie place.
His ar angernents such that III time
supplied with he best qualify of
Es~ Ig NJ Mz q
Fresh from the best Mills in the State His old eusiem.
ers, and the public generally, invited to call and
examine The quality and prices of his goods.
Mineral Point, II pril o. 1853 a6tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.
II LAR FORD, CONN.

II \ + Q K D, Z Q n.
This COMPANY bases its operations upon such per
fected plan of cash premiums well scattered risks and
long xpeience in estimating hazards that the
If all concerne are protected The COMPANY receives
from ain ost innnnerabe sources and small sums
large annual deposie From this fund, held as a pub
lie trust, losses paid To for the Pablo and
he Company permanent ability every fair de-
nand, all erroneous fraudulent claims of
rejected. Thus is the only pan of Insurance which
tong deserve the public coneuce and the and
confidently invites his frends to secure
II his Agency, against
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
NOTICE,

Ut persons are hereby forbidden dig, mine re
~ move m nerai turn the water natural chan
ns or Otherwise respass the following desc
anc TO wat: The northeast quarter the norheas,
quarter of section No 10, hi,, s. north of range
Two east And further notice hereby gwen that asy
erson or persons trespassing upon the above premises
VIII be dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES HUDGHAN.
Mineral Point, Dec, "a, 1853 ~ y 11p
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RIO Y \ y ID ; / + l. d,
worthy the partlcu SIR attention Wagon Makers ana

Ba Il smiths r, III
pfar5syaifhs Peilotrs .ifaerican and English
45triLs s. ied Ror Iices. Brass EoT DO,
And every thing chat line hand of qua tles war
r4nted Met of their stock has been purchased IRON
the Mannheim and will be Id hoiesale al small
a. esrc on 20 prices snd 81 retail very low
All ORD will be pro nptiy executed and goods care
fuiv ok q and directed.
f--F 4. y are agents and the only dealers IN Ca
lens genuine ia irDaTais +cs'trs. the repi,
tayion OF which is too well established 10 heeo ~o1o
aaepdaiion.
fuI stock of Counter and Platform Scales always on
hand. Hay Cattle Scales fGrn shed and sci up 20
o go f. =. si.oi, , iapa fs53 45tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09

These Pills being composed entirely OF medicinal herbs
are ST harmless nature he the extraord mary
virtues they possess baye rendered them universally
popular in nearly part OF he world Tae success
they have met with throughout the u states is most
extraordinary, owing it is presumed, their wonder
fui e;acy ia the of Eiious complaints and dis
oFiera or the Liver and Sto n.ch. Persons who
we're in using them in accordance the directions
seldom all in being restored 10 heath
WEAKNESS AND DEBIfIFY-RESTOR ALTON To
ErALrH or KAN AGcp IS, wHaH DEATHS DOOR.
Cory Of Letter from Rev Charles Siih. dated Norton
St.Php7, lear Bath, SomeT.etshire, I7th Aug 1881
To PKoFEssGR HOLLOWAY,
>ir-A Mr. Jo-cph PuxOn, formerly re sident of this
place, he'd been in declining state uf health for upw Ids
of three ears gradually wasting away shadow by
nightly pers.TaOns and want of appetite, which caused
great une2Sluess 10 his us. ne had consulted
rious r.cdical il Hah wi hout effect lie at last
used your Pills and under Providence, restored o
health ~ their lie lately emigra.ed q New
YORK. and has s written 70 thai he better
ia heath hd desired - a"qu ,int you with the Cir
CuinStance- ought also mention. that my wife
derived grear benefit from the use ~ your Pills.
L Tema'n, cir. yours r-F-i,e ctftilly,
CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Minister.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09

FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN.
BV NICHOLS * TR 4Nf3t.,
ryrFsF IN isrsigGed having become proarietors
1 Of ~, above well known house nd having <o-xhs
atled it NJ, in he bes style. would respectfully $50
say to the citizens sDd The travelling pabEe,tbat 49,
thev are PREPARED TO accommodate in the
all wso may favor aem with pairoGsee- Their table
viii alaSs be supplied With me oestthe market Cords
sud thsv hope by trict IGNITION TO the wants of
siers 10 nlerit and receive Il liberal patronage.
Stages This house dsiy tor the east and west
prCommodieUs Barns aud Stables are attached, sRc
an srtenve os;ler eveTready attend TO the
the weary MS z, day or nis at.
NICHOLS & TRAHEL.