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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-10
BY ELIAS Hale

n LIIAS HALE. ~
Auctioneer and conmi.sion Merchant. Ios Han 1t.
This EVENING. at 10 O'Clock Tvill
u sell large and splendid lot Of Gold WATOH.
Els, some of the finest manufactured, in open end
hunting cases, Of ever 40 different maksG -.
= Gold Fob Vest and Guard CHAINS s
Silver SPOONS and FORKS zsFes.s - sgsK
Do. Butter and Fruit KNIVES efE ssfgxs
y. Plated TEA SETS, CASTORS, kc. together with
large and varied assortment Of JEWELRY ana
FANCY GOODS. 'se.sl5s IS aeIEaSsa
SsIs IS = e "a ALSO.
A large assortment of GUNS, KNIVES, RAZORS,
and variety of other articles just received on con-
senment. Eg Fs4ia sSS.3sstf 2AN ME4sE
/ TERMs--All sums under el0O, cash; over that
amount four monthS credit for approved enaossod
paper. Ha..5.4As s ~ ssgf -. $500 - s.
Every article warranted a. represented esssx q
ELIAS HALE. Auc. and Com. Merchant, Il
my 10 los Main direct.
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DREADFUL RIOT AT CHELSEA.-A CATHO-
Lie CHURCH SACKED, &c.

BosroN, May s.-Yesterday, Orr, alias the Angel
Gabriel, commenced preaching in the open air at
East Boston, against popery. The police interered
sea, where he commenced preaching again. A
mob ensued. which finally suppressed by the
police and fremen, but not until several persons
were injured. The riot was renewed in the even.
lug between the Irish and some Americans. and af-
ter a severe conflict the former were driven from
the ground. The Americans subsequently attack
ed the Catholic church. smashing in the windows,
tearing the from the steeple and doing other
damage. The military were then called out and
the rol act read by the sheriff. when the rioters dis
persed Several parties were more or less injured,
and one boy was shot in the leg
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By ALEX. MOTT { CO.

b1 ALEX. MOTT 4 CO.
HUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES Ar
inst AuCTlOE.-On THURSDAY morning. 1itb
ton, jam at 10 O'Clock. win sell ct auc.
amons se conngnment of Trunks Boots and Shoes
Ruseet may be found the foliowine Biacf and
emit Leathsr ;Hssntlemsn's Boots and Shoes Pat.
shpppp. sss..tn Bootsss as :'sss
The abeye " sans Boys Strap Shoes &c. &c.
will be sold in ots are AZ fresh and sessonabe and
z 80 .-----z ALEX. MOTT en- Ar.x. .
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FUTURE DAYS
81 RICHARD CxUTT0RN.

FUTURE DAYS. q
BIZ RICHARD CAUTHORN. :
PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, &c. AT
=. AUCTIoN.-Oa THuRsnIY. fith - = = = q
.te.a s. e ny Auctiou Store viii ss the entirs
'0 . sssns sas .ad White issd Letter r.p.r. =.
g Rs.n: I Bah 1ss oss il 1sI.a ana r,,,,.s
,oo Note Paper. SS -4' sA1
SO r.sl. s si:a tFceg sss.f =. quality
pet Blank Books, isrss IA III sse. A,
ne1 Ps,s Journal Journal extra NE. '''''s
. ~, Plsyins Cards. he. DO
I've cttcnuon o. the trade l. invited In hi. IL.
=. = - -k x. CAUTHORN, Auct.
BIZ DAVENPORT, ALLEN co =
Doors, SHOES AND HATS an .ryr,
- TION.-On Wednesday,, l7th NJ - - AUS-
Ct our Auction Store at 10 O'Clock So ,ses WI eel
TEsMs-under SiOo cash; Sic oeei sns Good.
mys ' B2SESP FORT ALLEN /. co. .n.,.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAM
I'm HANOVER COUNTY.-Pusuant to dec,.s
entered in Hanover County Court, on the 18th Az
the lere If II =. then depending
soner in the said decree named, will proceed ~
WEDNESDAY, the 5lst Of May, 1854, between The
noS,s OF ~ and o'Gocs to sell on the premises
Kagaifd died seized supposed to contain shout $50
acres. more or less lying near the Slash Church and
adjoining the lands of Patrick Perrin, Jno c. BrocI
TERMs-One-third cash the balance upon ere
dit OF oneand two years with interest from the DAY
OF SALE the give bond with approved Sc
CURLY tor the deferred payments and the title to be
retained until aconveyance is decreed by the Court
The title IL believed to be unquestionably good
but selling as Commissioner, shall convey only such
WILLIAM J. RAGLAND,
my dtds Commissioned
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BY THOMAS w. REESE.
fOfice at Geo. j. Summers. No. 20 Pearl sf

InOmAS W. AEESEE.
(Ofice at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl ST.
A UCTION-Will be sold at Auction. On
N WEDNESDAY evening. NAV 10th. Al half psst
O'clock, at the store formerly occupied by George
corner Broad and Sd streets go y ses;s 80
A general assortment Of China and Crockery Ware.
lot Of ela., Ware: Such mi = Lamu. Castor. Tuua
blers, Goblets, Wines. Chsmpesnes. Beer Mnest De-
canters, Glass Bowls, Glass Pitchera Salt Stands.
&c. sfa4s . - ss = X afsR 3.
ALSO, Will be Sold
males, Hair and Tooth Brushes H cir Ola Colegnes
Perfumeriea China MaaA Motto Cnpa Saucer Toilet
Matt, 6ustsls Ensli.h Aib.ts Plated Tea and Table
'9 %yiS An's' ana THO TH6s. w. KEEsEE, Auct
Sale to commence at7i O'Clock. .s s g S. s. f
ALSO. next day THURSDAY, at 10 o'clock. A.
M, will be sold, to accommodate roceu and Houss
Glass Ware nc, In lots to init purchaser, at the
'D ms "a y = n'. rHos. W. K zE Aaet.
e UCTTON SALE OF HORSES, LUN-
IA Der, STABLE, CARPENTERS SHOP, ke
Intending TO close our present busnesG We will sell,
at public suction, the 1eth day of May, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock, ct our Saw Mill in ManchesfeE
snsh ahob Vii soa e III e.
AwAaoN; sHoRsEE ss STABLE and cAarEH.
TER's sHor. 1ss5ssA xr.so III S
VIII be sold or leased, the SAW MILL
The buildings are ground leased from the Tmstess
of Manchester. 4-<.
Terms made known At sale. !, nm, v,,,o,,.
All persons indebted to the concern win please
come forward and pay up. s..
my 2dtd* - b. ~
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TOTIsE AND SHIP PLuMBING-

:. ..s..reS 10 execute ell orders for UMBlN0,
either n .ips a The e .rHsr Sc
tne no. - fsels assured thsE he csn givs II
eas .nsirs sstsfction to al who may favor him
;th orSsrs He will also put mp Water Clesets,
LII Conner and From Boilers st6 on TIE p4eea&
proyed principles and q the lovss py!ees QySeFk
from the country promptly exseutsa NJ sesetsn-
.,bers ordefs should be len Hs vonld rsfss % tie
soiiovins sentisnsn: Hon. Wa. q Aaehsr ~ Ap$
lie; Judge Crump and 3. Il. Marry, ksq, ~ Aich-
mond. = -~.,><>~.>.~..S
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I FATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS

I EATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.-
~ The subscriber has on hand, received by recent
arrivals of packets from Northern markets. a large
and desirable stock of Leather and Shoe Findings
suitable for this and the approaching season. which
will be offered on favorable terms Among the arti-
Giles be found
Oak and hemlock sole Leather, shoe Skirting
Harness, bride and band Leather, saddlers Skirt
ing,
Russet an wax upper Leather and kip Skins
Patent dash collar and trimming Leather.
Black and eolored enamelled Leather and Cloth
Bag Leather, hog Skins, sheep Skins deer's Hair
French and Philadelphia calf Skins patent Leath-
Black Buckskins, opera calf Skins, gaiter Kids
French and Philadelphia morocco and kid Skins
Tampico and Madras boot morocco Skins
Pink lining Skins, binding Skins, boot Roans, all
colors
Elastic cloth for CATERS satin Franchise and Italian
Cloth.
Boot and shoe Trees, Lasts, Nails, Pegs Clamps.
- Threads, all Nos, silk and cotton shoe Laces and
Gallons A
lets.
Patent curryng Knives, Blades, Steels, Brushes.
ShoemakersK Kit of all kinds, Tanners Oil various
qualities
"a. WIN H. SUTTON,
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yOMMlG6I0NkKB SALE or vAf-
Ann NIL x9Is 1Im ~ EsxAIxl llQCKeI .ekaVEs
c Gu III tt 81 c z5zE1efkEsV an 81
rss1eat t. deerso q - GSreuIf - = II ~
ny g naehmen1 eeters6 q - ~ - ~ S~Sv
.G9oA = The ensosef CSon6h6wGE1 80 - 1855 ~
-. ~ E.1esy knoeutoss - -. ~ 60 1S1
- ne 1heez1bsxs Nko Wne fksro2y e1lroUs.eS -
= 90 v1L pressed 70 se11 - pubhe a.cf3oe - -
s1e i1diyidnai Property 81 Ihanss .0lesn -
letk j... Srea sss enhrsssd + DIR . lssd q
- wEpNIsDAY, he ION n NM. 4 4 ss,,es
etreef ~ g scla lot No. z On Eofek 1e6r ASems
N IA foetand Suunsnx 6oGk NJ fuot %
an ~ s.sa .Aieh = fz1se1 dUulEns 81 hitch
tensments .pssA p Nj y. r Haw3esn61 tuo h6ck
ton sbS JscoS H ph;sss Iespeetiysly NrG naU CrE
- the fine ~ to plan which v 81 slhbtsl
On THuRsDAY, IstA Msy; tfh,s Se,.st,es Az,
commsnctns e y O'Clock n h ffcnf n Sssiss civ
Court House. will be sold Is - ~ S.sSs. ~
county. hsilg the same puzehanA 81 n 2. Cren.
And on the following day, FRIDAY. Iath ~. ~
A O'Clock r. d., ct the residence Of ri CrepsIsg n
the county Of Suuys win be cold lot u Ho1sshcid
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. kk
TEK1S % SALB-Rort TIE Real Estafe, eredf yin
be given Of 6, II and Is montha for noteA with esod
sndoIssA titlee 70 Be retained until yuzahss ns2ey
. 5 frlly paid. ror the per.o.si seeats sash:s
should the weather. onssithsr Of IN dsys faae for
place on the next fair d1y thsree fter. n
THOS. W. DOSWELL, Rsesivsr.
sale 10 be conducted By TAyLok & WltLfAns,
AuctSs ~ ~ 81
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=GENTLEMEN'S FANCY GOODS
~ Our assortment of Gentlemen's Fancy Goods is
now large and complete, embracing great variety of
useful and ornamental articles, to which would
invite the attention of those in want.
WIN. r. ADCOCK l. Co,
my9 Under Am. Hotel.
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HARRIsBuRG, May e.-The Legislature passed
today bill relative to the sale of spirituous H.
quors prohibits the sale of beer and other malt
liquors without license, and prohibiting any person
from obtaining license and selling sprituous liquors
By grant or otherwise unless the person 30 apply
lug shall be retailer of foreign or domestic goods,
wares and merchandise, entitled to be classed equal
TO class a. and have been thus classed by mercan-
tile appraisers.
Persons violating the law are subject to the same
penalties as keepers of unlicensed tippling houses
The act don't apply to brewers of small liquors. or
reciers ofspirituous liquors for wholesale purpo.
ses. 1t goes into effect Immediately, if signed by
the Governor :
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Dr.: j. s. Roses Female Specific, remedy for pain.
full Menstruation Leucorrhoea or Whites. Price 81
DR.. j. s. Roses Female Pills are the only reliable
regulating pills; they have been found to Be most
valuable remedy for Female complaints to omen
those distractions to which they are liable and brnp
nature into its proper channel. Price Csc.
All whose constitutions impaired by disease OF
weak by nature, should read
DR.. J. S. ROSES MEDICAL ADVISER.
which contains description of the Diseases of ON,
climate and the mode of treatment 1t can be had
without charge.
All of DR.. J. S. ROSES valuable Family Medi.
cines to be had of Purcell, Laid L Co., Bennett
A. Bodeker J. B. Wood, VIM. P. Laid, S. M
Zachrisson, A. Leslie, R: R. Duval Bro. in this city
and of dealers generally throughout the United
States ap 2l-eodif &cts
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EtOR HIRE.-A servant GIRL, about Is
Il years of age for the balance of the year, accus.
toned to waiting in the Dining Room, good cham
bermaid, and has had some experience az nurse.
JAMES ID. ELLETT,
my8 Gen'l Ag't and Comm Merch't.
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I OTIS FOR SALE-On Franklin, Grace
II and Broad streets, just beyond the Western line
of the Corporation. Those on Franklin and Grace
streets beautiful sites for dwelling houses Those
Broad street are better situsted for stores. As
that part of the suburbs of Richmond is being rapid
ly built up this property must become very va
liable. Apply to DR.. ]. N. BROOKS,
At his Office, Main ST., between 7th and 9th SITS.
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ST. LOUIS, May 8.-We have intelligence by tel.
egfaph from independence TO the 4th inst The
salt Lake mail had arrived but had been detained
by severe storms of wind and rain
The CHEYENNE, Crow and Pawnee Indians were
still committing depredations The latter had rob-
bed several freight and emigrant trains leaving the
owners in a starving condition,
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RUBBING LOTS On LEIGH sT. At

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0ftor Gh0 9kOV0. NH
De SOTO, vacant LOT, on the Worth side Of efah
saees near Jsckson's Garden, fronting II feet, and
INNING back shout l65 feet to an Alley z
81 TE.Ms-One-third casb: balance 3our ana e;sbt
months with interest and title refaineas -
my ~ - TAYLOR 4 WIT.TI Ma hssrfss
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

JOB AND CARD PRINTING.
~ The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, ON Govern or
Street. has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
over In this city, and is prepared to do this descrp.
ton OF PRINTING on as reasonable terms az else.
where In the city, well as every other kind OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Cali and see
specimens.
a Plain end fancy CARDS for sale. ja-dtf
A LII MEDICINES S HOULD BE
IA PREPARED BY A PHYSICIAN-The pre-
parations of Dr. j. S. Rose Ia regular Graduate and
Physician Of SO years experienced are confidently
recommended to the afflicted certain, safe and eff
fectual, being each suited to
SPECIFIC DISEASE.
DR. j. s: ROSES PAIN CURER.-Do you suffer
relief by using DR. Roses ain Curer. 1t the only
preparation which cures almost instantly. Cholera
matism from Colds Pains in the Side, Back or Limbs:
Face, Stomach Bowels: Stiff Neck, Bruises Corns
and Chiblains. Wherever you have pain use the
ram Curer. Safe % all ages Price 12s cts, Is
,sARsAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER A valu.
sSs sR Pr koEs h sOd 70
POUND. This preparation is made of fresh Hondu-
ras Sarsapariila and combined with other
Spring and Summer Medicine or Drink it is palata-
Bile, refreshing and medicinal it is also eicacious in
enrching the Blood, curing all Skin Erpptions and
Diseases Scrofuous Sores Venereal Disease and its
bad effects upon the constitution, Dr.psical Swell.
lings Rheumatism from Mercury Biles Old Sores.
Kidney and Bladder Affections and raising up a
weak and broken constitution from any cause.
Price-Sl for quart bottles so cents for small bot.
ties.
DR.. J. s. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS, fer falling of
the Wound, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxa
tion.-This disease, heretofore treated by bandages
trusses, and internal supports which can only prove
pallatives, yields completely TO the use Of these
tonic, strengthening Golden Pills Females of the
present age are as perfectly formed mother Eve,
or those mothers of antiquity and require no exter.
nal support The muscles of the body, kept in due
tone BY remedies OF this character. sufficient
support, and all that nature ever intended
For weakness of the Back, Spine Loins &C.. the az
Pills have equal, thousands who have used
| them testify. Price, Soc. per box
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After 80 years practice in Philad eIphia I lhaye
been requested and urged by thousands, who ihaye
been cured by my medicines, put them up for the
use of families | have done so. and the demand il
unprecedented and daily increasing.
J. S. ROSE, MD
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ME AND TAR.-IO0 bbls. Rockland
g, I-s 2 ss'' Tar Jo 81 "a 4. q cslAlsoasr
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BLUNT & FUQuA.6
come forward and pay up. y
INV 2dtd< R&H
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NOTICE. warn all persons against
IN trusting CORLENA RHODES on my account, a.
do not intend to pay any debt contracted by her,
and will not be in any wise responsible for her con-
tracts or liabilities. BENZ. RHODES.
Orange C. H., May 6, 1854. my TT
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BALTIMORE, May 9.-Sales of1200 bbls. Flour
ss.37aSs50. Corn IS cts. per bushel.
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NURSE WANTED.-I wish to hire a
In coored woman to 90 to the country, who is
good nurse for a young child.
my Sit JOSEPH ALLEN
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T ARD.-25 kegs prime Mountain Lard,
IL for sale on consignment by
my At TINSLEY L BRYANT.
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MARBLE WORKS.-MILLER q
AL VINCENT. MARBLE WORKERS. on Main
sstwssn fifth aul Sixth streets --MONuaENTs.
FOREIGN and Domsstic Masbls, executed n ~ me-
nodern and best style Of the art - 5 - =
rersols ordering uofh ftsm ~ spay rely on hsviav
thes orders Promptly executed. Fsss7
moenmsnfsl Drswings ON hand for inspsetioa.
NJ = ain -
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NOTICE.-The notice of Miller & Stob.
IN bins a. SECURING the exclusive right to sell
Sprsfs Patent LightniDs Rods, h false. They have
40 batter night thep any else that buys the Rods
With the aenuine HpTat's Rods Tor much Less price,
BY leaving ordsr 1T JOSEPH K. Hix's Stable, ON 10th
street.. bstwssn Main snd Cary.
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WANTED-For the balance of the year.
w a small colored BOY, about IA or Is years of
age. Apply at this office. nv 8-4t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
DEAFNESS, Partial OR TOTAL,
ENTIRELY V.ED

nR. ALSOPHERT begs to call the attention OF those
IL suffering under partial total loss Of hearing 10
The following facts: Hereats diseases of the middle
and internal Ear with Meicaed douches now
practiced in the Inhrmariee Berlin, Ieipsc,
Ham burgh Petersburgh, and lately nnost
The best proof of the efficacy OF this treatment
will be reference to nearly Nineteen hHsdred names,
residents of the United States CanRds New Brunswck
and Nova Scotia, been restored hea-
Ing, and not a single, solitary case TO our knowledge
did all effect restoration Of the hearing when
Instructions and advice faithfully adhered TO-
When the Auditory Canal is dry and scsly, when the
deafness accompanied with discharge matter, con.
tiDual pusatons when in STOPPING sensation az il
rush blood head took place, noises like falling
waller cbrpng of insects. ringing Of bells, rustlng Of
leaves, singing KETTLE hen the hearing is less
acute in duh weather, when cd has been TAI or
when the disease be traced to the effects of Fever
Cold. the of outline mercural med, cines gath
erngs in the Ears in childhood, at advanced
sUsTLY rossr-ERrp IsrALLIBLr. In deaf and dumb
es Il fasy poetessed the sense of hearing, much
- KS re seaompsshed. In the Deaf and Dumb
hool at Leipsic, in class of H. succeeded In Yestor
nR Ia acute Ae0ring and TO be abe to distisp s
notes IN music. Dr. A. begs explicitly 70 state that in
those cases he undertakes be gua,dntres sreees.s!
nit, matter of how long standing the may be-
pcans VIII please state their if matter issues
the if panied with noiscs
Of general health if subject throat. When
the hearing restored authenticated certificate and
the usual fee according to the circumstances the pa
uent, are expected.
MEDICINES, APPARATUS &C, win be sen, to any,
part at myo1n risk and expense.
Address DR.. FLICKER ALsoPHKRT, 422x, BROADWAY
Once. New York Five dollars consultation Fee.
f3m3l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
IRON A Y D STE E L i,
GALENA CITY MARBLE
MANDATORY.

ROSE sBIROs G II, IBA D(s Err & CO..
HAVE the extensive st. ck Of Marble in the West
III from The Celebrated QIar-ies, at Rutland, VT Owing
the Extensive ssles hs ade throughout the en-
tire Western states, enabled tn sell "a zap and
give satisfaction than other establ hbeBt in
the We hsve al all times Oh hand complete as,
snrtmcnt Of WONU aENTS, TOMBS & HEADSTUNE>.
NAN Tells of pattern, and Furniture Marble made
Z" order Ne employ lie but the very best woI kmen,
consequently work is unsurpassed in beauty and nm
ish We invite all come and examine -ock and
workmanship, neither they wish to purcha-e or not
shop AMI w,'ehonse Spring Street, corner Levee,
the Lower BRIDGE
ROSEBROUGH, BADGER, & co.
Gaiena, tIn.,) april i, 1853. 24tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
Notice to Miners.

A Rdre Chance for Prospecting
~ sdp erber offers uuers wishing TO prospect.
an opportuniis, in the times of high prices
Tor mineral OF Digging Oh The following lands, viz:
North half of Sea- 4. ,, E.
T. q: % ) y q If Sec 81, L. S, r. 2, E.,
on the following favorable terms
The rst thirty thousand free, all other miner
al, inciuding washed mineral sixth. He viii ais
aow thirty dollars out OF The rents for any cabin bull
on the ground
This land is in the range Of the irish Dggings
BrsckeH Pierce's purp digsings and is situated be
tween the ''Legate branch" aud Lost G
MOSES M. STRONG.
Mineral Port Feb. liz, 1853 loft
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26
Public Notice.

DuSLiC NOTICE IS hereby given, that all persons
are forbidden to trespass, mine dig upon any OF
he following described Iands without the written per
mission of myself Or Agent. to wit:
The or, of section 81, the north half of recti,p
6 and the west half of s. W. Or of II, in township s
north, of range four east The half Of NJ W. or OF
sec ., townships north of range The west hall
OF north west Or Lf &c. in township north of range
east, and the west half OF E. or. a. town
hip north, of range one
And furthermore, TO, bid and all persons from
buying or removing any Lead or other ores from said
mentioned lands, without my written permission
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN
May 81, 1883. 32v
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-26

DOGTOK YOURSELF.
THE POCKET 4ESCULAPIUS.
EVERY ONE HIS OwS PHYSICIAN.
z=J1-'T>HE FoRTlETH tdnion, with One
IHEk L Hundred Engrsvings. show ing diseas
es and malformaton OF the human sys
~aAaEA0 tenn In every shape and To which
is added Treatise the Diseases of Females, being
the highest importance TO married people, those
iemplatng t..arriage By
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ D.
Let father be ashamed to present a COPY of the
AESCULAPiUS to his child. II him from an
early grave Let DO young man woman enter into
the secret obligations of married lif, without reading
the POCKET AESCf'LAPIUS. Let no one suffering
from hrcknied Cough Pain the Side rcstes. mig hte
nervous fee ngs the whole train Dyspepsia
atoms and given up their physician, be another
ment W tn Ut consulting the AESCUIAPIUS. Have
married, OF those about TO be married any mpedment
read this truly useful book, 1t has been of
saving thousands Of unfortunate very
jaws Of death.
p Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter. will receive copy of this
by mail or i've will he cent for One Dollar.
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