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Agricultural Warehouse, Seed Store h Guano
Depot 7ih street opposite east end Centre
Market, between Pennsylvania avenue and
Canal Washington, D. G.
5zd'- Sole Agent for Fairbanks Scales. IS
sep
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-06-07

~ olftandt street. New York
Medicines. = - e"4els /"
Agents wanted IN every town. villa hamlet in the
land Parties desiring the agency will adde's as above
for terms. - ''''e
Price % cents per box FIVE will be sent on The
receipt of 81 postage paid. inv
t-S For sale By Vivian and Pulford Agents Min. PIT
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.
M n 4 -

400 STOVES,
AGING nearly every variety known, particularly
the most approved patterns rrceiv cd snd Ole
i5r sale i,v VIM LANYON son, on Commerce Street
Among his assert may be found the fuli' wing;
AR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES
May Fiouer, HdfeT p"cA,
Black Diamond, IRON monarch,
Prairie Queen, UesteTh S"eeH,
ys,, Vorld C-lfirator, Untrerse,
Ksvstons atlass Bangup, Lion, &c.
PREMIUM STOVES,
of all size. and patterns in Also, the follow
ing, among other:
PARLoR STOVES.
sylranwith without Floral open clssd 'front.'
Boston, - ] cottage o'"'e'' 81, g.
BOX STOVES,
or all DESCRIPTIONS and size together with few coal
STOVES. both for Cooking and the faror lie hss also
large Stock o beautiful
britannia Ware,
including
Tea Pots CaSee Pots Sugar Urns, CTedmer',
hoLasses Pifcheys ( Casters, Pitchers,
Mugs, Cups, tenderness,
Sp;uS0Hs, Lamps ae-' g., se.
Tin. Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
of all kinds constantly hand featured TO
der the shortest notice
with this establishment il FURNACE.
either of their respective lines will lie done
n the best possible manner.
Job Work attended to in any of the above Shops on
short notice.
sR Persons desiring any thing in hs line, invited
Q call and examine his Stock and prices
WILLIAM LANYON son.
Mineral Point, October, 1853 -ly
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PLOWS-PIOWS.

NnHBS.-Dressng, Side, Back. Pocket. Tortoise Shell
u Imitation do, buffalo, Ivory, Horn, at VIVIANS.
33tf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Bear Heat fHst'ti0ia ESTABLISHED By spoci Fn4er
HeSf f1T rae Teitef tss ssrs Distressed F,rt
e4 E.ta Esrateaf and Esfa-yais Ds..ases
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DRUSHES-Cloth, Hat, Shaving, Hair Tooth Nan
ID Paint from 10000 TO 5, Yarnish 90 in Tin Camel
dai GrainiRg, busting, Whitewash, Horse shoe Stov
crrbing, Camel Hair Pencils at T33tf yIyTiN'S
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Here began a regular row, cries of all kinds,
and fight seemed imminent; but Blair stood
calmly waiting for the noise to subside. One
bright genius arose, aud told Mr.. Blair he had
treated him as gentleman--hissing, and cries
Of put him out being gentlemanly O. in the
code of his chiyalry--but he must not say
things offensive to the feelings of a Pro-Slavery
audience. Cry in the audience: 1T amt a
Pro-Slavery audience by DID sight Chiv-
airy replied: i have got as good a pair Of
lungs as any one, and I'm match for any man
of one hundred and fifty pounds" Here Mayor
Thompson arose and said that Mr.. Blair spoke
by invitation Of his friends, and though he
might not agree with him, yet every Southern
gentleman would treat him as a gentleman,
and hear him respectfully--others had got to-
The storm QUOTED.
have striven TO show due respect and cour.
tesy for the feelings of my Pro-Slavery friends.
| was born and reared in a slave State, and do
not wish to say anything to hurt your feelings.
have spoken for some time, longer than |
supposed the heat of the room is great, and I
feel wearied. thank you for your attendance
and attention-even of those opposed to me.
After the speaker stopped, the audience dis
persed good natuledl y-here and there was a
cry for the l50-pound man.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the Purposes of Family Physie.

composed HAT disease within The range Of tb,
lion can rarely Withstand eVadc them. Their Den.
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eased action, aud Restoring as healthy vataI irs A,
cOnsequ-T &c OF these properties tn Invalid no bov
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his health energy restored b. remedy once so IN
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CURTIS 4 POST.

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Id sale Of Country Produce and Mere handse generally
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quality. We will be pleased of many
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA,

4 COMPOUND remedy IN which We have Ist,,.-
~ 10 produce the etectual Alternative thai can ts
made IL o. concentrate extract OF Para Sarsauar
so cOaIbned with other substancrs Of St greater allie "a
tive power 10 All, I'd effective snIldOle tor The
diseases Sarsaparila D. repucd Ia u be ryr1
that such remedy Is ed by those who suiTrr n
SirumOus complaints, and That - ich will accom-
plIsh their cure must prove OF immense 10 ms
large class OF our ALLEGED fellow ciizens How com
pleely This compound will DO has Leeu proven hy e
peIment On many Of the worst eases be found OF he
following complaints ~
Scrofula aud ScIofuous Complaints, Erupuons and
Eruptve Diseases, Ulcers pimPies, Blotches Tumors
SAIL Rheum, Scald Head SyphIs and Syphlliuc Alice
TONS MercuTial Disea.c. DTnpsy, Neuralgia or Tie
DoHOureux, Debility, Dyspepsia aud indigestion FRY
sipelas Rose ST AntOny's Fire and indeed The gbos
Tins compound will be found great promoter OF ah
when Ia ken in the spTng to expeI the ouI huors winch
tester IN The blood AT thai season of the year By The
timely expulsion OF them, many ranking disorders arc
npped in The bud. MuuIudes can, by the aid OF lh.s
remedy, spare themselves from the endurance OF ou
eTupuOns and 0lcerOus sOTes, through which The system
will strive to rid itself Of conupuoHs If seu 10 %
this through the natural channels of the body by an al
eFailVe medicine Cleanse out The vIllated blood when
ever Ind lts Impurle- bursting through the SKIN n
Pmples erupuons, or sores cleanse II when you had
s obstTdced and sluggish IA the cleanse when
ever lt is foul, and youI feelings viii tell you
Even where no pafncU lar disorder FELT people ENJOY
better health. and live longer olea sing the blood
Keep The blood healthy. and all is well, bat with hs
Pabuum Of life disordeTrd, there can be no lasting health
Sooner later something us 90 wrong and the greal
machinery of lie Is disordeTeo oveTthr1wn
SarsapaTilla has and deserves much reputation Of
accomplishing these ends But the world has been
egregiousiy deceived by preparations OF II, partly
cause the drug alone has all the that claimed
Tor H. Oui more because many preparations pretending
10 be concentrated extract o. it, contain bat little OF the
virtue OF SaTsSpaTlils, anything else
During late years the public teen msled BY
boes, pretending 10 give quart Extract SaTsa-
parllla for dollar Most OF these have been frauds
upon The SICK for they not only contain hIe n any,
Sarsapaua, but Often no curative properties whatever
Hence, butter snd painful disappointment has followed
the use OF the various eX racIs of SarsRpaIa which
Hood the market, unul The Itself Justly despsed
and has become synonymous with imposition and ches
sui we call this cOmpOnd Sarsapana, and intend 70
supply such "A remedy AS shall rescue the hsme the
load OF Obioquy which rests upon And mink
have ground for believing n has which
resstbe BY The ordinary of the intended
10 cure In oTucr 10 secure their compete eradication
Tol0 Tie syse the remedy should be jadciOusy taken
according 10 directions on the bottle
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ER's AGUE CURE.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

IDter:nIert Fever, Fever and Ague Remi,,e,, r.
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache q, D.
lious Headache, and Bilious Pevers indeed n, -
whole class of Diseases originating in BiIiar, D.,,,
ment, caused By the Malaria Of Miasmauc Coun,r,s.
MO remedy Is louder called Tor by The na
IN of the American people Than q sure and a. '
Fever and Agus. Such enabled Ia off, -,
a perfect certainty that II wall eradicate the disc
with assurance, founded proof thai no harm az
from ts use la any quaDny
That wi,Ns protects from or prevents thl diso,d,
he o. immense service IN the commumtIes where i, -
walls Pyersnfi0H better than cure. for the NAT
capes the usk which he must run violent attsri .
THIS barful distemPer This Cure expel- the uia.,
poison oi Fever and Agur roIn the stem ana Or,
the development ct the disease, n taken ON tb.
prOHch OF rs pTen0niiory symptoms. N not on, u
Deet remedy ever YET discovered Tor thu a.,
plants. but also the cheapest TIE large olsB,,,,
supply for a dollar brings u WI HIN the reach az ~ W
body and in bilious districts, where Fever anal a.,
for cure aud projection h l. hoped TN. pnce r,i A
IL wlthlH The reach of all-Ihe poor a. well a. H. ''
gIrai superouty OF this remedy over any oh. ever
covered Tor the speedy and ccr1iH cure Of Iu.r,..
Is, thai contains no tluInlnr mineral ctpsa-.,.
produces no quiuistn or other injurious effect d, 49,,
upon The consnntioh. Those cured by Il al ..u =,
healthy ~ 10 they had never had the diSsass
Fever ami hgue - no. aiO The c.nsequs nee ,t H.,
niHsInatc poison. a great N8TieIy OF disorder. .,
from lis initaOn, among which Neuralgia Rhru,s
iIsm, Goa. Headache. Blindness Toolba.hr Pee
CatHrTh, Asthma Palptauon Painful Ahrcl,op in A.,
Spleen, liysieucs Pam ~ The Bowels Coic par,I,s
and DeTangemeni OF the Stomach, all which ,Sb-,
origin .ting Tins pat The intermittent a., ~
become periodical This Cure expes The poison fra
the blood, ana consequently cures them ali alike H.
Invaluable protection To emgrauis and persons tf
cling or temporarily residing the HILARIOUS rlstu,
uOn, thSt will De eXcTeied from he system, and eaur
accumulate sulhcleH quantity rpen into Ga. rs.-
Hence II = even more vainaGe for protect on than
ard few will ever sufrr iom InteImitients II they ava,
themselves of the protection tins remedy affords
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JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY FOR
ASTHMA

DREPARED from Il German recipe, obtained by tbs
i late Jonas WLitcomb, IN Europe las well known
To h alevated this disorder IN has C. Sc when au
other app liancrs Of medical skill had been bsndoned
by him Despair In It purely As;hmauC char
aetcr has II failed 10 give immediate relief and
=, tecled many permanent cures, Within the last tyyJ
years this remedy has ern used in thousands # cases
with $ onI.hing and uniform success IL contains no
poisonous injurious properties aeveT an infant
may take il with perfect safeiy.
The following certificates, from gentlemen of the high
respec ability, furnish usiVe evidence Of Ihs
mo- of this
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Price SlSpey Bonie Sir BOffles for IS.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

has won for itself such for the cure Of every
variety of THROAT and Lung Complaint that il Is entirely
for recount the evidence virtues
wherever IL has been employed. As Al has long
constant use throughout this secliOn need not do
more than assure the people lis qusity is kept 10
III best ever has been, and that u be relied
do for their relief all II has ever been found TO do
III Prepared by DIR C Aver co Lowell Masss
chuseiis Sold by all Druggists and dealers IA ''edl
where
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