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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20


* Old Bob, a negro drummer boy in the
Revolutionary war died reoently in Ebert Co.
Ga, at the advanced age OF TO- years. He was
present at the battles Of Eataw spiings, Gull
ford Court House and Brandywine.
80 The Boston Journal says that the Bos-
ton d Lowell Railroad has been in operation
tweaty-three years longer than any other road
throughout It's whole length in the country and
yet not a passenger has ever been killed on it.
- European correspondence of the y. Y
Tribune fully confirms the statement that Sen
ator Sumner has IN lergone the painful opera
ton spoken Of Those who have ever read Sues
novel OF the Wandering Jew, VIII find this OPP
Grafton detailed in its application 10 Eodin the
Jesuit It's technical designation is mora,
- The Leavenworth Ledger thinks the
Court was full justified by the testimony in ac-
quitting Gen. Lane for the shooting of jenkins
As It was clearly done in self-dcfeace
- 1t is said that BresHn the defaultiue
treasurer OF Ohio, now soiourning in Canada is
about 10 publish full disclosure of al matters
connected with his default Of over halfa million
Of dollars lis apprehended that guile a num-
Der OF names viii appear as connected with the
matter.
=" Hon Lewis D. Campbell in circular
to his constituents Of the Thud Congressional
District Of Ohio. express tie determination to
enter the field il the coming contest as a priv
ate but Is vet willing TO assume any other re-
lat.oa to She Apti-Leconpton part which it
may choose to assign Elm.
- The Cbar7as+o., .,--;, a..
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

HI PROPOSED NV STATF--A convention Is
called at Ontonaeon on the 25th Of AuCnSf for
the purpose OF luterchaucing views and adopt
ING measures conducive to the forming Of a new
State out OF. the north part Of Wisconsin and
AlIch'g2n. II Is further proposed in the circu-
IaTs ealing the convention that a territorial GOV
eminent ne formed from the territory proposed
TO be cut off, 10 give pIar. ultimately 10 STATE
government. This convention Is a GOOD thine
for the purpose Of concentrating pupdc opinion
aCd giving It efficiency on the question. bat by
what process a territorial government can be
organized to have any effect without action on
the part OF Congress Is not clear
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

DR.. TRACY DELORME, The. GREAT orrrR OF
CoNSC NPfIoN vas for several years so badly afflicted
eF Dyspepsia that for part Of the time he was confined
% RS BED He was eventually cured b. prescription
furnished him by young cairToyant girl. This pre-
seE'ption given W mere child while safe Of trance
has cured everybody who has taken it. having fail
e once Il Is equally cases Of Ers Is
PEPsIA. The ingredients may found ia any
will send this vaIua le prescription 10 anv person on
the receipt Of one stamp 70 pay postage. address
Or TRACY DELoRsfF, GREAT CusER OF coxsrurrros
la%4 New : srk Pest Ofsce.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20
Proceedings Of the Common Council.
City of Mineral Point, Wis. !
LII. "a LIZ


City of Mineral Point, Wis
July 18th, 1858.
\ special meeting Of the Boar! was this day
held pursuant to the call of the Mayor.
His honor the Mayor in the chair.
Pre-ent--Ald Ehat, Cornish, Nuenster. Me
IIhon Vivian. and Pierce.
The record of the proceedings ofthe last meet
ing was read and approved
Samuel Crawford, Esq, School Commissioner
of the ID Ward. having removed from the City,
on motion Of Aid McIlhon John James was ap-
pointed school Commissioner for the "a Ward
10 fill said vacancy.
Thcreupon The Petition Of Bernard Ncllhon
aud others. praying that the City build cul-
Streets, being presented. on motion Of Alderman
Pierce II was ordered that his Honor the Mayor
appoint committee to examine said culvert
and if -aue is necessary to BE built they are
authorized TO receive bids for building same
WAo7aaCy Al Pierce, McIIbon and Mueuster
were appointed as such committee
ThereuPon the petitions Of Richard S. Vivian
and others and Michael Miller and ether. pray
iug the Board to repeal The Ordinance relating
to a Tax upon dogs being presented. on motion
of Alderman Muenster tie same were laid on
the table
On motion Of AID. Cornish it was ordered
that tie ROAD Tax for the year 1858 assessed ON
lot 80. 80, ia Vleits Survey Of lLe City. be re-
mit,ed 10 the account Of -, being for the build
iura burned last winter.
On motiou Aid Pierce It was ordered that
committee Of three b. appointed 10 examine and
report .o the Board tie liability Of the City on
recount ol. and also the situation Of affairs OF
ne Mineral Point Seminar. Whereupon j ,o-
Ciowney, Edward Coruisl and Wm. T. Henry
were appointed such committee.
" heaeHpon AID. Pierce moved that if the
people Will subscribe SIS. As part of the eN-
peu=e the city would build wall on Chestnut
Street. near the residence ot Mrs. Seahury.
which said motion was adopted, all the Alder
men voting for Tie same. except AID Mucastcr
and McIlbon, who voted may.
Aid. EAa; tGcu moved HAT Tie city grant the
privilege Of bailding Powder House on lot
No. 1873. in Harrisou's Survey, which said mo
ton VAS lost.
The meeting was then adjourned until tie
29th Inst, ct O'Clock \. n.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20
PhoZetie Convention

The friends Of he Phonetic Reform in y -
cousin, ale requested 10 meet in Convention III
Portage Citv, August % and Sd. 10 iorrn a Pho
ne,lc Association, for the encouragement and
dissemination OF phonetic principles, and The
introduction of phonetic reading and writing
into families and schools. The session Of the
Convention Will commence on Monday, August
ID. at half-past , o'elock F. u.
Il il the desire OF tue Committee % have all
the PEonetcians and friends Of the reform, who
receive copv Of this notice, make II poins 80
attend the Convention if thev can; bat Il not *
write letter to lie read az the Convention. stat
ing the condition and prospects ot pbouetics ia
their neighhoYhood. and their views on the pres
eut movement: and 1t 80 inclined. t. authorize
To put their names On the list 81 members Of
the Association about 10 lie formed
The letters nav be seat to either oftl4e mem
bers OF the committee. and should De sent III
season 10 be received before tie meeting Of he
Convention.
Notice viii be posted up at the Railroad De-
States Hotel, inform strangers IF the place Of
meeting Informafiou can be had also. ~ cali
ing on Leonard f. Warmer, At G. J Petubone ;
store James Morrison, ii augLaE's Shoe
store, both on De Witt street.
Ira Pickard Beaver Dam.
+. Fiihrook Oxford. Marquette CO.
A. H. How ard, Omro. Winuebaro Co.
]. r Jllson, kenosha.
a VI. May, RiPon, Fond du Lac co.
Irec2fita Com.
- The press viii confer favor by givil q
Il -s.g. - "a.
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Ian ID AGENCY
AVID
d - = ira CT O "co.

The undersigned have opened set Of Boob. which
give cor pie'e and reliable history every te, ofud
IN iowa county. embracing Deeds Bonds MortraEes
Judgments DEGREES ,aHd ali matters of Record affecting
the same
They sill furnish abstracts attend 10 the perfection e
Titles, the purchase and saIe Lands the pavuaen q
Taxes, collection Of Rents, and the drafting Of Desss
other Instruments; an viii loan money, ard collect il
crest for those desiriny to invest
once ul stairs IN John Ross stone buidiug OF
poste tLe Eagle Saloon, High street Mineral Point
"is- w T. HENRY,
48H FRANCIS HENRY
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OCEAN TRANSIT COMPANY.

EDWARDS, LOCKWOOD 8 ca. Proprietors. ofaess IN
New York 1872 IL Broadway and Catham square Nev
York
Parcels and Packages forwarded 20 England, Wales
Scotland Ireland snd the Continent of Europe Small
Parcels Great Britain ireland delivered st their
Destination
Drafts IN suit from ST. Sterling award
GEO. ". COBB,
Aet Mineral Point
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

Re- \ French paper states that by an
accident charcoal has been discovered to
be a cure for burns. By laying 4 piece
Of cold charcoal upon the burn, the pain
subsidies immediately. BY leaving the
charcoal on one hour, the wound shealed,
as has been demonstrated on several oc-
casions. The remedy is cheap and sim
ple. and certainly deserves n trial.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

IS The telesraphic intelligence from Utah
contains rumor that formal treaty Il l.sa,e
has been entered into With Tie N"r"ot- TIC
same dis, atch conveys the idea tsat paase i~
distasteful 10 The army and is officers. auJ il
they can goai the AIaruea- lato position d.
rebellion they Mil do T.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

SECOND DIsTRTCT.-A Republican Convention for
the Second Congressional District the State Of Wis
consin, will he holden at PRdTRfE NJ CHIN on
WEDNESDAY, THE FIRST SEFTeMBEE, 1S5S at J.
o'tock, n, for the purpose Of nominating eandist c
os Congress district be supported
a. the next genera! election.
Each ASSEMBLY District viii be entitled to two dele
gates in ssid Ce1yeution.
1t reeoneutel that the Republicans q the differ
Assembly district meet Saturday. tie 2stl Of
August next and select delegates to said Couvsuton
DAVID ATWoCn.
HAMMER RoBEINS,
r. s. ALIEN
H. s. GIBS0S,
= q CoLLEI'
Madison, JaIy g. 1858, nist-ist Committee
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MIGS-MIGS-NTGS.

BATCHELoR.s WIGS AND T2oUPEEs surpasa all
They arc elegant, ight easy and durable
Eltting eharm--no turning mp befindno shrink
ing off the head indeaf this IS the only Esta shInent
where these thing are properly understood and made.
xiv-lv 23S Brosi-sy. Eer y ok.
f. D FVTr0RC. AGENT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

benjamin 4, s'eduan. young man aged
a'0.'' e years hung hirnss'fto the Ii,sb q an
.tf'' tee. on 'Ae iarm q Louis Newton. near
oazenovia, New York. lie vas yo.rr. n ~
oelienr health. apparently without sz~a -, -.
mind, and TIE cause Of tins act i r,vs.s,,- .,-
eternity alone can unravel
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

coErEcTED WEEELT By q = GIFTS
- 9ls.r So @ So zidas, a5ss.s5, elear. So
do. rough, p - 25 do. Do. dressed, =
Fencing, com, Jcist seant'ing and common boards
sIe a $40 Shiuzles, varranted, 81 90 Larh - p
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

On the 18th INST, bv John P. Tramel ESQ,
Gr NICHOLAS PErrIxGER and Miss JcL1A Ian
ABK, all Of this city.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

Tile following honorary deei ees were
conferred by the Lawrence Jnivef-i.. az its
late coinmencen eut:
Mas,cr Of Arts upon the Rev John Ne'an.
tNethodist EpiScoral) Of Mineral Point. Wis.
and the Rev. Phil. Tocqae. Protestant Episco-
pail Of Nova Scotia II a.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

"a. israel Sanderson has soli out lie
n-ehlana Co Observer 70 John N-alxor-h. form
crazy tditor OF The Monroe Sentinel
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

EgcHANGE IN London for sale il SUES Of s. = SteT-
Ilnng aud upwards
ofice Stone Ware Horss, resr +. 7 DeTot.
Dats5, april 27tIl- u =
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20
yyECusEL yERKAUF

Auf ale Haupspletze in Deutsc land und der
chweiz, Frauareich, Holland, Belgien, Eorresen-
SchxeGen DaueulaI uud allen au6sra Lseu5ern Euro-
pas
ERBSCHAFTEE GELDER.
ind ale andcrcn FoderuGSeu rerden in jsdsna orte
EuroTas eiucassIT-. 70
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

effort IS being made BY few s.ii-eonst:tuted
guardians ef the Democratic party IN this place
10 procure the removal Of Mr. Thcs- j. 0tis from
the office Of Deputy [. 5. z.arshal Tor this Dis
trict. the duties Of which he has discharged for
a number Of years 70 the satisfaction Of all CEN
cerned We 10 not believe the removal Of Mr.
Otis is desired by any large number OF the party
in power. bat as he has by endeavoriug 70 act
conscientiouslv brought upon his own head the
wrath Of the wire-rulIers Of the party, We pre-
sumo his days are numbered. long chapter
might he written upon the nature # Iir. otis
offence and the course 81 his executIvners tha:
would show up some politicians in al uuenvia-
bic light, but il is none ST our iuueral" We
viii leave It unwrit'en, for tie present at least
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

= The Appleton Crescent Ielases Tie fol-
lowing; Three men We're crossing the Fox
River in boat, short distance aaoye the
Croche Dam, Sunday last, Wien e,.e Of their
oars broke aud in few moments they were
swept By the current over the dam. \ young
man at the peril u his life, ana without know
ing who they we're. hurried to tleir relief and
rescued one Of them. who proved to be his own
father. The other two were drowned, aild their
bodies recovered on TUESDAY, qu,ea distance
below the dam
A halt dozen lives are lost in each years on
the lower Fox
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

- Gov. Beaver Is at WasliaSto1 ras "a
Srae thsre 70 hand II bis resienatior
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20
" a,l.inntnn. July G.

W a-hlngtun, July 6.
Or. Iorncy superintendent Of Indian affairs
in Utah, writes 10 tie lud.m Bureau that Ee
hes made several treaties with tribes who have
been at enmIty for years. The ua' ions lie had
visited have always been faithful TO the L. = .
but are in position to haze done SO disposed
much more harm lh5n the s.orpaous. Tie In
dian affairs are fcpre>entedgin a very mixed
condition. He intends visit all the tribes
from Salt Lake City to Carson Valley
Agent Redield wri' ffon Fort fierce, Ne.
bra4ka Territory, that the Sioux are much sexz
cited account of ti4cstshaiy of the u. q til
tie Yanc,ons. They cl;ainas that tie lands be-
long 20 them and prtsst tothe aae1fans be IN.
paid a1yfhlng They afc II. an 7ffitafca fri(s
disturbed stale OF mind, and MIR Redfeld could
not have transacted any business with them if
il bad net been for the presence of the troops
They are iusoIeut and fault finding, and it VIII
be necessary TO chaS'isc them severely.
The stipul3tIons of the Lawrence treaty. are
not observed, nearly all the nations and tribcs
being at war, and depgcGa'iug one another as
well a- en- the whites
Mr. Q. H. Mott, Of Mississippi has been APP
pointed special commissioner 20 Washington and
Oregon Territories under iLc act ot Congress. Il,
examine and report on certain claims previous
to their payment for which conditional appro-
prla.ioHs have been made.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20
To MARRIED LADIES.
II. b. HCTCHINGS.
s;ener.Iasenl for He r-ni,od :

tsp Chambers Street. View York,
T. ll itofs3 AEent, Mineral Point: Boiler. smith
Co, Chicago H. Blakesis. ST. Louis H.,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20
Gov. Randall and the Railroad Company-A Set
tier from the Governor.


Gov. Randall has addressed a letter TO the
President Of the La Crosse L Milwaukee, Rail
road Company. in 4 reply to formal request Of
the Company, that the Governor shoI d issue 10
the Secretary Of the Interior q certificate Of the
completion OF the third twenty mines Of the
road, and also TO deliver a Deed Of Lands 10
which II may entitle the Company.
The Governor respectfully declines TO do any
such thing; says 20 evidence has been furnish
ed hi1a that aHH twenty or len miles Of be Road
have been completed according 10 lac, and tells
the Company plainly, that belore they can get
an acre OF land under the grant they mus 52Ild
the roads from -ifaaison and tio0a Columbus o
Portage Gin.
The letter was not received in time for pub
location this week. Suffice il 10 say that the
Governor has taken high and imrregnable
ground, and Is fully determined TO DO his duty
as he understands II. Ofbis ability to maintain
bis position, whatever Influences irav be dI-
rected against him, no oue Who knows GOV. r..
viii entertain doubt. T. this section. and in
tins County especially, the people will sustain
him, to man. regardless OF party lines Stand
By yo'y rjttts and those uto UPHOLD Uen.-Por-
tage city La}ger Stle.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-20

az The press viii confer favor by giving
general publicity to the above call
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-12
ChtIdren,s Diseases.

Rddluays Resocdfi5J ResolrdHt should be hailed as
blessing by every mother, throughout the land whose
infants are afflicted with Sores, Humors, &c. These
breakngs out (thus early) are evidence of disease
transmitted from the parent stock. Afew doseH Of the
Renouatg ReslreHt viii eradicate every vestge OF The
disease and insure the child sound and healthy bOdy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-12
The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and SarsapariIIa.

DoSsEsES advantages not enjoyed by any other med
i iCine for the Of sexual diseases, which must
with enlightened public render it assuredly highly
popular, and desideratum long sought for IN the med
cal world. il needs confinement change OF diet
In its approved FORM that of paste il is entirely taste
less and unpleasant sensation 10 the patient
II has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part
of Europe; il has been examined, approved Of, and
sanctioned by the faculty Of medicine and reconmen
ded by the most eminent Of the profession. Prepared
by J. W. THORN, Chemist London, and for sale,
wholesale and retail by JoHS A. 1ARRANT Co, Agents
for the United States 27S Greenwich street New York.
As the above valuable preparation has been eNten-
sively cOuntercited by unprincipled parties IN the
United States the proprietor has adopted precau
tion against imposition Consumers, Label, of which
the following is fac sime, and which Will be found
burnt upon the bottom OF each pot Of the genuine
intended for sale in the United States Canadas British
Provinces, West Indies and South America.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-12
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of tho
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
Disordered Liver or Stomach.
There is no Mistake about IL.

This Cordial will never fail 10 cure any Of the above
diseases il taken per directions each bottle in
German, English and French.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-12


Let every female who expects become a mother
read the following and profit thereby
YoRKvIIIE, October, 1858
MR. J. 2. ow,S-pear sr:-You viii 10 me the kind
ness TO publish under certificate the following note
that the suffering community may be benefited.
miraculously saved (as consider) by your medicine
cannot In justice 10 and the public withhold my
testimony 10 its many virtues
used your Lithontriptc in small portions perhaps
once day, for five months, which dispeed entirely
the hatuent sickness of the stomach and heart burn
which had annoyed me, 10 an alarming extent,
in ali my former pregnancies. When / con
fined j took about two wine glasses full OF the
same medicine, which gave me easier deliv-
cry by great deal than ] ever had before. Nor Is
this all, have tried in and heard from
a respectable in another that your Lthon-
trptc tried in, and the Midwife with others in at
attendance thoroughly convinced that the pain Of
the delivery very much lessened by its use.
would 20 all sex that expect 60 be mothers not
10 be without your invaluable medicine during preg-
nancy, and particularly the time OF confinement,
il has marked tendency TO relax the system, conse-
quenty the pain Of labor is much diminished and fur
ther my Physicians and Midwife both said that had
dropsy Of the Wemb, and now ENJOY better health
than have done IN ten years, and believe the dis
ease is entirely removed
Sir do this that the snerings OF very many Of my
Sex may be alevated n they only overcome their
prejudces much 10 try the LAhontriptic II any
person wishes 70 know my opinions further upon this
subject, they can address me at HOrkvaie, Tenn
f ELIJAH SNOW,
CYNTHIA l. snow.
] was present and heard Mr. Snow acknowledge the
facts contained in the above certificate. ! have been
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Snow for many years,
and have believe the truth Of their oertih
cate. Rev. J. ". NEEnHAH
PREPARED ONLY By
w. =. GRAY.
mar23-triw4w NdShrifls, 7tliHcSSec.
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FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twentv Choice Varieties for One Dollar.

YIlHE subscriber sspcetiuiiy Announces that, =
Co supply a want that bias been greatly de ",
manded By Amateurs OF lowers, be has liur- 7<sAI
- Mr. Il. X. Bliss, ul Springfield Ah-s, al
assortment Of bis blower Sccds which have been
found and known IA every state u The Union u
be OF the IN reliable characters make tie Iul-
lowing from Bliss Cat-ioEUe 50 that may 30
seen sell them at exactly hlA prices. ha seeds
embrace only tlose OF HIS raising, Dat seirc-
tions from the best kngsh, Preach and German how
er seeds. 1hoy sold at hall the price that hover
seeds have before commanded IN this market
have selected cut II my large cslrctsun ol Hover
seeds the beautiful and shoUy ysfiuies, each
sort distinct color calculated produce one
effect " planted beds gTUuis flower
border haVe had each variety dHLnctly marked
with the Botanical anu knsah name, Acsht, time OF
nowering, color uI the flower, manner 81 grow ing
whether erect trailing, sc, the tame t shaald 10
sowu aud other valuable hnts "a Ia ia Guilty. alton
In selecting these varieties, have been careful o.
clude all which shy bluOners or have an nsighin
cant appearance that the collections wall comprise
only those which really SNOWY and handsome; and
which i be,eye would prove . Ihe satisfaction
lady gentleman who might be disposed Ia
The collection Ntll be sett iFrc by lst
70 any part the country at the following prices
No. l, Ol tsenty cholSS Na4ieacs
Of AnnuulE- =. - - W
No q consists Of twenty cholce Varle-
ties OF Bicnhinls aud FefenIials. i OV
- sF4Ett No. 8, CONSISTS Of nne FaTle-
y fs ties Of Animals and fefennlalsi enibrs-
grr.srr Frss & cling many OF The and choicest IN
---tsa cultivation n.......................... 1 90
-- No. 40 consist Of hEe very choice ysri-
eties selected from Prize FlowsEu Of Engish Pan-
sies German Carnntion, and ficotee finkk, Nor.
benas; Tralunt's French Asters, and Dodbie Hol-
yhocks each of which are sold at twenty ave
persons IN ordering viii please give the number of
he f1nent Rem lttances sS1n De made % ha4k
fsbl-f Essngsals. Tsnn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-12

The stamp around each pot will also bear the names
Of the Proprietor and of the United States agents
Druggists and Dealers will observe on each dozen
package the following label
IMPORTANT CAUuON.-Thc increased reputation and
great demand for Thorn's Compound Extract Of Copa
ba and Sarsaparla have been Inducements for others
To offer limitations of this valuable medicine. Nendefs
particularly warned of this fact that they be
their guard, ana dispose Of any impure article
calculated njure their reputation, and destroy the
Of the original preparation 10 oby.atc which
the Subscriber (suoCessOr To James Tarrant, by whom
was FIRST introduced into the United States) has at
tached his signature to this caution, % counterfeit
which il forgery. JoHN A. TAERASr
Address orders for the above article with full direc-
tions for shipment 10
JOHN A. TAERANT & Co, Druggists,
No. 27s Greenwich, corner Warren ST, \. Y.
Dec 7-dIy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-12

Do YOU wish 10 be healthy and strongP Then 20 at
and get some Of Mclean's Cordial II will inyg-
aud strengthen your blood flow through every
ven and the rich rosy bloom OF health 10 mount 10
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted TO give