ocr: iii J j ii j vi>) j jri i VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST rorn.AH FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE! Used by Physicians of High Standing. There BITTERS remove all morbid secretions, purify Ihe Mood, give g-eat tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against, ail future disease can be taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re marka.de for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen rng. and restorative properties, and an invaluable au-i ruie remedy for nVSPKPSIV IN ITS WORST FORWS. Also, hirer Complaints. Jaundice. Heartburn. Costive ness faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Los* of Appetite. Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness Palpitation of the Heart. Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to deluli tate and weaken the system. FKMA L E S Who suffer front a morbid and nnnatnral condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In SI.L cur.3 of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CHARM ! thousands Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now tin der treatment, and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certifi e-ates of those who have been permanently cured. tall on Iho Agent, and grt a PI'HPHI.ET, Containing the Certificates of Bemarßable Cures and the high estimation in which this Medicine r* held by the


Wisconsin tribune.

ocr: | i i . j '• 1 1 ■ ! MAB.iIf.OH MIDWAY INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered ly act of Legislature of the State of H'iscoitsin. yarf AVIXG duly organized and adopted most approved system of Mutual Insur ance, are now prepared to receive applications issue Policiesof Insurance upon dwelling taverns, shops, and other buildings, against loss damage by lire. This company will insure property in cities or exposed parts of therefore can never sustain a large loss from one tire, which will enable them always to losses promptly and make it a safe and company to those insured thereby. L J. fSIMEOX MILLS. JOHN CATLIN, t N B EDDV. A. J. WARD. t*3 WM. X. SKV N. W. DEAN, q E. B. DEAN. Jr, WM. WELCH. 3 WM. C. WELLS DAVID AT WOOD. J > F HOPKINS ’ F. G. TIB BITS. OFFICERS: SIMEON MILLS. President. N. B EDDV, Vice-President. L. J. FAR WELL, B. F. HOPKINS, 28] Ireasurer. B*mi - el( HAWronn. Agent. Mineral Point. CODY'S Cl NT M ENT

place_of_publication: Mineral Point, Wis.

publisher: George W. Bliss


ocr: BEECH’S COLUMN || FALL IMPORTA tTqIT 1851. 1851. CURTS BEECH, \ T his well known Che ap Store, on High St -A*, has just received an unusually large and well' selected stock oi FaH am<3. 'WiiL.t&'i ©®®c£a a few articles of vvhi a are enamerated be’ow DRY GOODS: Black, Brown, Blue and Gr. en Broad Cloth*. Pol and Striped Sattinetts of various colors, Plaff. an( < Fancy Cassimeres. a great variety. Sheeps Gray Fulled Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Bleached and Brown Sheetings, of all w idths, P-leached and Uq. bleached Shirtings, Checked. Striped and Figu red Shirtings. White. Red. Yellow. Orange and Printed Flannels, High Colored French and English Merinoes. Plain and Figu red Aipacas of all colors, M. De Lai nes, a great variety of colors and qualities. Bombazines, Crapes and Cotton Mourning Goods, Rich Brocade, and Plain Silks, Silk Figures, velvet. Cot ton and >ilk Trimming, Worsted Stuffs for Childrens Ware. Silk, Worsted, Cashmere and Bay State Shawls, Men's and Women * and Childrens, lioosierv. Kid Silk, Cashimere and Wolen Shawls. Nee die-workd Cuffs ami Collars, Lace- Edgings, Cording* ft Bobbins. Swiss. Plain, Jaconet Mulls and Mus lins. Irish Linnens $ Lawns, Rich. Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons, Heavy Comforts, wrist lets, Tickings. Table Linnen, Diaper Bed Spreads and Coverlids, Cotton. Linnen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Win dow Curtains. Tqiets. ami in short every thing in the line of Dry Goods that can be found in any other store in Mineral Point, or in any otiier place in the M.ninu District, or nee ded by customers generally. 3-R. 63S XS and . } C^&S-WASUS. Soup and Preserve Plates ami Dishes, Jars, Tumblers, Castor® A Molasses pitcher* Plates of ail kinds and sizes. Cups and Saucers, of different Patterns. Bow ls. Pitchers. Mugs. Salt Dishes. Sugar Bowls, Tea Pots, Creamers. Wash Bowls and Pitchers. Glass Candlesticks and Lamps, Ac Ac Ac CLOTHING; Cloth, Satinett and Cassirnere P'inls Cloth, Sack. Frock and Dress Coil’s. Different kinds and colors of Over Cvais, Silk, Worsted, Cloth and Sattin lists. Flannel. Drawers, Under and Over Shirts White Cotton, Linnen Bouim and Calico Shirts. Together with a general assortment of Cravats, Handkerchiefs. Suspendeis fyc. 4‘ c - J m ms a es bso vaev. - .-m tb ma: < Carpenters Tools of all kinds. Horse Shoe nail*, Cut and wrought nails of all kinds, Door knobs. Locks and Latches, Butts and Screws, Files and Rasp*. Axes, Saws, Hatches. Hammers and Shov els. Cupboard, Trunk. ( lie>t ard Desk Knives and Forks, Tea an ! Table Spoons, Scissor* and Shears a great variety. Iron and Brass Can diosticks and Snuffer-. Razors and Razor Strap*. Butcher. Carving and Shoe Knives, Pocket and Pen Knives, great varify, Coffee Mills, Curry Combs. Brass head and Iron Shovels and Tong*. IRON & STEEL: As great an assortment as w as ever offered in this market, to w hich the attention of Blacksmiths and others is particularly inv.ted. BOOTS AND SHOES: Mens Thick Boots, Boys Course A Fine Boot*


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For die Fall Trade of 1851! fllE subscriber, is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER G OO St Consisting in purl of the following Articles: — BRO U> CLOTHS, C A SIM E R E S , SATI NE T S. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great variety, LADIES DR ESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plash, fur Vc. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS. —ALSO— A great variety of sa at ses hc sacs jbcl: se, Such as Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Black and Green F K% Molasses, Currant's, Raisins, Flour Salt, &e., All of which arc offered for CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. *J9,1551. 491f H ABIgOM :>m TIUkIL Char ter ct I act Legislature the State


ocr: GREATIIKE FOR DYSPEPSIA! Arctier Scientific Wonder? Er. J. S. MOUGHTO£S t *s GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURER ? THE TRUE LIGESTIYE FLUID. OR GASTRIC JXJIG3


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER GO O 11 1 Consisting in part if the following Articles. — BROAD CLOTHS. CASIME RES , SATIN E T T S, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WAKE. CALICOES, great variety, LADIES DR ESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of m sa = ls. i. j sa-r aat es aa r , Such as Sugar. Ilice, ' ■ fftc, Black and Green Molasses, Currant 1 ;. Raisins, Fmir, Sail, fee.. All of which are offered lor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. C. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. ”11,1--aI. 49tf M ABiiEGH MID TVAL, INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the Slate aj Wisconsin. n f A VING t most of Mutual lu at


ocr: CHERRY PECTORAL For the Cure of ROUGHS, COLDS, HOAHSENESS, BROIJ CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: FROM THE EAST. FOR FAIL TRADE!! f I - ' HE undersigned havingjust returned from the i 1- Eastern -Markets with a large and well se-1 lected air © sis, ©'j* bought with great care and well adapted to this part of the state, offers them at low rates, as that, he thinks is the only way of getting rid of a very large Stock of Goods this season, and he pledges himself that the prices shall be proportionally as the stock is extensive. Among them may be found the following DRY GOODS: 10-4, 6-4, 5-4, 4-4 and 3-4 Bleached and Unbleach ed Cottons. 8-4,6-4, 5-4, 4-4 and 3-4 Bleached Prills; Tweeds, Sattinetts, Cassimeres. Broad, Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Carpets, red, yel low, blue and white Flannels. Canton Flannels, Linseys, Doeskin, Shawls, (Bay state and English,) American, English and French Calicoes, as sorted Alapaccas, American, English and French Mena ces, Diapers, Satin, Jeans, Mull, barred Muslin, Jacconett, assorted Florence Muslin, Swiss Muslin, India book M us I in. Bishop Lawn, Irish and Brown Linen, Brown and White Linen & satin dam ask, plain and figured Delane, new style; Berzen cloth. Kentucky Jean,duck, cloak plaids and cloak Linings. Hob Roy. Bocking, assorted col ors; Cambrics, Nankin, large and good assortment of Ging hams, brown Holland. Crashes. Mufflers. Carpet Bags, blue & green Barege, Black Veils, silk and w orsted ringes. new style trimmings and buttons lor dresses, assortment ot Bobbins, linens and cotton Tapes, lamb wool Hose, blue mix Hose, childrens Hose, cashimere Gloves for ladies, gen tlemen and children, packages, pound and hair pins, edging of all sizes and qualities; a fine as. -ortment of Caps and Bonnets. Ribbons, Laces of all kinds, cotton and linen handkerchiefs. Also, a large assortment of Blankets of various colors. CLOTHING: 100 Assorted sattinett sacks; 60 “ Pilot and Beaver over coats; 50 “ Colored cloth body sacks. 25 “ Broad Cloth over coats; 250 “ Vests; 400 “ Pants, assorted suspenders; Stripe and red flannel shirts; Under shirts and drawers; Silk pocket handkerchiefs. Hag va ei e a; z* a wm- m am ■., 50 dozen long handled Shovels; 500 assorted cast .steel; Guns and pistols. Powder flasks; Shot pouch es, ire. Also, a large stock of shelf ware adapted to the use of Carpenters, Wagon makers, and for all other purposes. BOOTS AND SHOES: I'iij Cases ot Mens and Boys Boots and Shoes The largest assortment of Ladies and Childrens Shoes and Boots ever offered in this market. 40 dozen assorted plush Caps; 30 “ “ cloth Caps; 6 “ “ fashionable black hats; 6 “ Otter and Seal-skin Caps; (1-all 1851). Also, M ufis. Boas. &c. GROCERIES: 50 bags Rio & Java coffee; 30 chests Green & Black teas; 25 boxes assorted Tobacco; 18 casks currents; 50 boxes rasins; 60 casks Boston nails; 15 M regalia cigars; 50 boxes brown soap; 5 bbls Boston crushed sugar; 36 coils assorted size rope, 20 doz bed cords and plow lines; 8 barrels refined lamp oil; 10 boxes sperm candles; 12 dozen Boston brooms; 5 boxes clothe pins; 6 dozen w ash bowls, (tin and wood) 3 dozen market baskets; 24 dozen patent axe helves. All and any of the above will be sold at great bargains at the old and known stand, corner High and Chesnuts streets,by JOHN MILTON. September, 1851.—n49. COMMERCE STREET CASH STORE!!


ocr: MA3D)2S(QN ifiUTUiX INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the State of Wisconsin. Oi rAVIXG duly organized and adopted the most approved system of Mutual Insur ance, are now prepared to receive applications and issue Policies of Insurance upon dwelling houses, taverns, shops, and other buildings, against loss or damage by fire. This company will insure no property in cities or exposed parts of villages, therefore can never sustain a large loss from any one fire, which will enable them always to meet losses promptly, and make it a safe and reliable company to those insured thereby. L. J. FAREWELL."! to fSIMEON MILLS, JOHN CATLIN, 5 N. B EDDY. A. J. WARD. IE WM. N. SEYMOUR N. W. DEAN, 2 E. B. DEAN. J.. WM. WELCH, o WM. C. WELLS, DAVID AT WOOD J > F. HOPKINS. F. G. TIDBITS. OFFICERS: SIMEON MILLS. President. N. B. EDDY. Vice-President. L. J FARWELL, B. F. HOPKINS, 28] Treasurer. Secretary j Samcii. Ckiwroitn. Agen*. Mineral Point


ocr: Pi y p 's psi i a lj j £.r &iAi (' ®riSi if?/ &■ - K Hu s •>. 7— If { - . ,-^Lj I I iWXI fiJ-Fi % - —i.. L. / J IS' VEGETABLE uforcrosA Dill£nOj THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF Til E A(i K I I'scd by Physicians of lliirh Standing. These BITTERS remove all morbid secretions purifv the blood, five gieat tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all futuie disease, cau be taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing and restorative properties, and an invaluable anti sure remedy for DFSPEPSIA I\ ITS WORST FORMS. Also River Complaints, Jaundice. Heartburn, Costive ness. Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and River, loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness, palpitation of the Heart. Sinking and Fullness of W eight at the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which teud to detuli tate and wtaken the system, PEMA L D S trho suffer from n morbid and unnatural condition will find this -Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. In vu casks of GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine ACTS LIKE A CH Mi. | THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are now un der treatment; and not one solitary case of failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be filled with certiC eates of those who have been permanently cured. fall on the Atrent, and feta PiUPHIET, Containing the Certificates of Remarkable Cures, and the high estimation in which this Medicine is held by the Public Press—can be had of the Agents, free Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United


ocr: INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act vf LegiMature of the State of B ttcot.nia. "f”?TP WING 'uly .ge-J an.! adopted the —most approved sysUm of Mutual In- tr ance, are now prepared to n ceive applications and issue Policies ol Insurance upon dwelling houses, taverns, shops, and other b>ibings, against lessor damage by fire. This company will insure no i projterty in cities or exposed parts of Milages. : therefore can never sustain a large loss from any one (ire, which will enable them always to meet los-es promptly and make it a sale and reliable company to those insured tnerehy. L J. FARKU KLL.’I tr rMMKON MILL?. JOHN C’ATLIN. N. B EDDY. A. J. WARD, WM.N, SEYMOUR X. W. DEAN, 2 E. B. DEAN. J. VVM. WELCH, c WM. C. WELL?, DAVID ATWOOD J SU R E HOPKINB. F. G. TIDBITS. OFFICERS ; SIMEON MILL-. President. N. B KDDY. 1 ;ce—President, j L. J. FARWELL, B. E. HOPKINS, ■ 28] Secretary. Sisirr.t. Cn \wronn. A'?.- J. Mineral Po.nt.


ocr: IWwm VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPVLAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AQ E! Titd by Physicians of Hieh Standing. TheßS BITTERS remove all morbid iecretions. purify the blood give groat tone and vigor to the digevtivs organs fortify the system against all future discair. ces be taksu with safety, at no time debilitating the patient —being grateful to the most delicate stomach and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ivig and restorative proems*, and an invaluable and sere remedy for DYSPKPSU L\ ITS WORST FORMS. Also. Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn. Costive *•• Famines*. I>uori!ers of the Skin and Ljrer. Los* cf Appetite Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Gi iui. ess. Faipualion of the Heart. Sinking and Fuliraess of Weight at the Stomach, and ail other discaA<4 causexi by ar. irn pure state of the blood, licer etc., which tend to debils tats and weaken the aysiev' FEMALES Who suffer from a morßid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. !c til cist* of GENERAL DLBILITY. this Medicine JbCTS LIKL A CHARM! THOUSANDS Mare teated iu edScacr. and thousaads port ara r.ow un der treatment; and not one solitary etie of fe:lre hat j-et been reported Volumes could be filled w.-.h cc.*js • m of those who hare teen permazectJy c-red CD ea the Agent, and get a PITIPHI FT, Ccctarnisg tie Certificates of Rema-kable Cures and the h-jh est.station in which this Madicfae rs hoki by live rvbiie Freaa—can be had of the Agents, free. add by all the Genuine Medicine Ucpou in the Tnud •mee and Canada. Price 50 Ceuta per Large Bottle. • liactpal oaice, in FYLTON ST , S V . up Coirs IVt-.n. A^r^* Si jy?e' Mst • ‘ *- i • 1 [ i t ! ‘ : | { . 1 ! I j i ! ;


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IS' DODGEVILLE, For the Fit!! Trade of ISoI . j’lIK suSceribfT is now r r. ivin? at old I stand of Davis, Kvaiss A Cos., D.-u^tviSi*. A S/;.< .{■ i }' FALL a WINTER [ GOO j Comiafing in j> :r' f lh. f .V .-A r [broad cloths/ i OASI M K R KS . SATIN E T T S . BOOTS Ox SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES croaf vanotv. LADI ES DU ESS GOODS DOM ESTICS. CAPS plush, fr &c. ; PANTALOONS I VESTS. COATS SHIRTS, HATS. A LSO~ A erreat variety of •r— ao ti s za a-a m Such as Sugar, life.. V.s. , V.lazk and 6Vtt f? Molasses, P iirrant-. Raisn.s. Pour, Sail, AM ot wliich are t ilbroj {or CASH, on t!.i most reasonable t rins, L. G. WIIKELKR. Dodgeville, Sept. iy, ISSI. F.tf j


ocr: ■ST. ~ V - S’’" ■< * ' '' % J S’ sLOA N ’ S echse ointment. Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepired and sold, wholesale and retail, a-. No 40 Lake-street, Chicago, IlLnois, by W.B.3LOAN. And sold by R. I). PCI.FORD. GREAT REMEDY! _ jlj , - r^ I Celebrated Family Ointment. V >■ VT; r,*f£k .’v; I k- c *rratt-f h .ttemmi Kemr /' ♦/ I <*i,.■! .( hi xl fact* t. ■ 4 rv up r’U f • c <Lfiti*U l mi Mtam/u. fvr ihe <■ ' ■ ‘ t 1 -juitnrtibtrif l>l*cas*s. It ' ninvets.il!> aekiiovvledjeu t- he- an uil.JUhle remedy, ■. every ca#<’ vt tnir il liai> l*va faithfully applied on the R‘* g >— ni, ! r pi*-.;.oi;ng !? !T! \v IVr>. tration, and


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ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN I DODG-EVILLE, 'for tiio full i nuir of ! I £ 1H E subscriber is now receiving at rid stand of Davis, Evans <M Cos., Dodfevilic, A Ldi> zp Stork of FALL & WINTER G O a S; Cong'S'in* in part f the follv*: ing Articles BROAD CI.OYHS. CABIM E K K S, SAItN K T T 8. Boots V v SHOES. CROCK EliY WARE, CALICOES. L r rrat variety, LADIES I>Rl>S GOUI‘3 DOMESTICS. CAPS,’{-lush, fur Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS. I OATS. SHIRTS, HATS, -.tZoSO- A great variety . f • • •' m~z a . • m-3 % -'i;cb as Su-ar, }i-ce. C ffre, / .jck find Green is. M •: Currant , Raisins. Four. Satl, 4c.. All id " ! i■*e • iltrcd for CASH, on the rtjest reasonable t r;n. L. G WHEELER. DotfjeviTJs, S.-j-L 1851. 4SHf . s-V* * iMti IW I ill isp? 11 JgJ "jj , •i- .• v--c .V T-Ti-T : . . : . .....


ocr: :;-iAB2gOF M'J jTirjj.iL COMPANY. Chartered Ly act '•/ ■ net o/ - fA State of 11 b f omul. <!■•'*.' orgmized aril adopt* •! tie most approve - . svsit m of Mutual Insur ance. are now prepared to receive app-I.cations end i -le Policiesol Insurance upon dwelling houses, i ' em', shop:, and other hull hugs. against i —s or d’...: age bv ere. This company wit! insure no pa-pert - .* in and ies or c par’s of \ii t'-. -- relore can never mi t>; - i a large loss from anv .• tire, which wili enable them always to meet 1 e promptlv iu 1 in a - it us ue and rdcihio cotnpanyto tim-e ... ,iu tia-reby. L J. FARKWKLL.-'t ts fHMKOX MILLS, SOUS CATLIN, ? j N. H KDDV. A. J. WARD, ts-r | WM X M.Y M*d'K A W. [M AN*. 3 K B. ULAN. .In. ' \L WELCH, c WM C. WFI.LS, DAVID AIWOOn. p HOPKINS. F. G. TIDBITS. OFFIC E R S : SIM TAP. MILLS President. N. li i . >DV, \ ice—Pics,. -ut. L. J. FAkWI LL. JL F. HDFKTN', 2S; Trca-erer. N-. et.tr> -


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGE VILLE, For the Fall I rade of Ibol ! fHE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeviiie, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER GOOD S; Consisting in part r the following Articles - BROAD CLOTHS.’ CASI MERES, SATINETTS. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great varictv. LA DIES DR ESS GOODS domestics, CAPS, plush, fur .fee. PANT A 1.00 NS, VESTS. COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, — ALSO — A great variety of vtts- ■ c a aat ; st-z a k a ii ■; s%s <* Such as Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Black and Green r J>, Molasses. Currant*, Raisins. Flour Salt. &c.. All of which are offered lor CASH, on the most reasonable l tms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeviiie, Sept, 19, 1851. 4!Hf M AD JI MfcM MUTO AIL INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the State of Wisconsin.


ocr: THE “ OLD PROTECTION' ’ FIRE, MA R I N E AN D I N LA N D INSURANCE. THE FRIF.ND3 AND PATRONS OF THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF IIAimOHII C.N>,, Ard the merchants and pr perty holders generally. of this to*n and county, are hereby re*r artfully informed that the uudots gned, as the duty authorized agent •aid office, sa' all times prepared to IsMte policies of I msuiance, covering every Insurable description of prop , erty, a s aiuri MjOSS or Itamage BY w m tz 9 OS THE Perils of Vavijsr.ition. On favorable term*. Persons incurring loe under policies issued by the andersigned.may alway s rely on a prompt and satisfactory adjustment, by a special trav elling agent immediateiv despatched to the at>ot, acting concurrently with >he kcal agent. Awards paid here t>* bankable Hinds; —also. Awards for losses nnt cat, dia coanied at current rates of interest. Apply to 6 Ad. CRAWFORD, Agent For I„w County. 4w3 I FEW first rate CALIFORNIA RIFLES


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ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For tlie Fa!! i nulc of 1851 ! i'Hr subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgevill®, .4 Large Stock of FALL & WINTER fw O O If S; C-ma stirg tn part f the f '..curing clriicit* .<— BROAD CLOTHS.’ CASIME R F. S . S A T I N E ITS, BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, gn at varletr, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS. • ’APS. plush, far PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, - ALSO - A great variety of wo is <3 mm. m aa^* Such as Sugar, Pitre, i fee, Black and Green , T-s M. isses. Currant*. Rtiins. Fonr, Sail, Ac., All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable t rm*.


ocr: FIRST TRAIN THROUGH FROM THE EAST. FOR FALL TRADE!! ::o:: r T' HE undersigned having just returned from the T Eastern Markets with a large and well se lected StfDOSt O'J? aODX3. bought with great care and well adapted to this part of the state, offers them at low rates, as that, he thinks is the only w ay of getting rid of a very large J-tock of Goods tins season, and he pledges himself that the prices shall be proportionally as the stock is exten-ive. Among tut in may he found the following DRY GOODS: 10-4. 6-4, 5-4, 4-4 and G-4 Bleached ai, ’ Uubleach ed Cottons. S-4.6-4. 5-4. 1-4 and :j 4 Bleached Drills; Tweeds, Sattinetts. CVsimeres.Broad, braver and Pilot Cloths, Carpers, -ed. vel low, blue and white Flannels. Canton Flannels, Limeys, Doeskin, Shawls, (Bay state and English.) American, English and French Calicoes, as sorted Alapaecas. American, English and French Me;.n oer. Diapers. Satin, Jeans, Mull, barred Muslin, Jacconett, assorted Florence Muslin, Swiss Muslin, India book M u s 1 in. Bishop Lawn, Irish and Brown Linen. Brown r.d White Linen & satin dam ask. plain and figured Delane, new style; Berzen cloth. Kentucky Jean.duck, cloak plaids and cloak Linings. Rob Roy, Booking, assorted col ors; Cambrics, Nankin, large and good assortment of Ging hams, brown Holland, Crashes. Mufflers. Carpet Bags, blue & green Barege, Black Veils, siliv and worsted fringes, new style trimmings and buttons for dresses, assortment of Bobbin*. linens and cotton Tapes, lamb wool Hose, blue nr..t Hose, childrens Hose, cashimere Gloves for ladies, gen tlemen and children, packages, pound and hair pins, edging of all siz<*s and quali’ies; a hue a* sort merit of Caps and Bonnets. Ribbons. Luces of all kinds, cotton an*< linen handkerchieiis. Also, a large assortment of Blankets of various colors CLOTHING: 100 Assorted sattinett sacks; CO “ Pilot and Beaver over coats; 50 “ Colored cloth body sac.t*. 25 “ Broad Cloth over coats; 2 50 “ Vests; 4UO “ Pants, assorted suspenders; Stripe and red tlinnel shirts; Under shirts and drawers; Silk pocket handkerchiefs. B B Ok Ba? B Boa SIS T. BIS & 50 dozen long handled Shovels: 500 assorted cas* steel; Guns and pistols. Powder flasks: t-hot pouch es, Src. Also, a large stock of shelf ware adapted to the use of Carpenters, Wagon makers, and for all other purposes. BOOTS AND SHOES; 100 Cases of Mens and Boys Boots and >hoes.— The largest assortment ol Ladies and Children* shoes and Boots ever offered in this market. rer tp- :j ? Ar Irfc- gO Oil ~ v 0 40 dozen assorted plush Caps: 30 *‘ “ cloth Caps; 6 “ “ fashionable black hats; 6 “ Otter and seal skin Caps; (Fall 1851). Also, Muffs. Boas. Ac. GROCERIES: 50 bags Rio & Java coffee; 30 chests Green & Black teas; 25 boxes assorted Tobacco; IS casks currents; 50 boxes rasins; 60 casks Boston nails; 13 M regalia cigars; 50 boxes brown soap; 5 bbls Boston crushed sngar; 36 coils assorted size rope. 20 doz bed cords and plow lines; 8 barrels refined lamp oil; 10 boxes sperm candles; 12 dozen Boston brooms; 5 boxes clothe pins; G dozen wash bowis. (tin and v. o< ) 3 dozen market baskets; 2 1 dozen patent axe helves. All and any of the above Will be sold a* ge j bargains at the old and known stand. cr,*i--r iligb j and Chcsnuts streets,by JOHN MILTt N. September, 1851.—n 13. COMMERCE STREET CASH STORE!! ;o:; jrnllE old stand of Vivian & Pa'.* l ;, 1 , n Cor;- merce struct, is now lilted with a well seiej ted stock of DRY GOOD A, CLOT 111 XG . boots a xi) shoes lIA HD WARE CROCK


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Fall 1 rade of 1851 ? rHE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock nf FALL & WINTER G O O Coexisting in part of the folio (ring Articles BROAD CLOTHS. CASIM E R E S , SATIX K T T S . BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, C ALICOES, great varictr. LA DIES Dit ESS GOODS DOMESTICS. CAPS, plush, fur Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, — ALSO — A great variety of Such as Sugar, f\>ce. Coffee, lUack and Green Ts, Molasses, Currant-, Raisins, Four, Sail, Ac., All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable I rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29,1851. 49tf Mi /a AIL. INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the State of Wisconsin.


ocr: • FIRST ARRIVAL IN* DODGEYILLE. For the Fall i rade of issl i ,'NR subscriber is now receiving at i t stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodge v A Etzrge Slot h of FALL & WINTER G- O O 8: Consisting in part >/ (he /oiAiring .Iritclts BROAD CLOTHS. CASrM K H K S . SATIN E T T S . ROOTS .v SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES. i'reat variety, i. A DIK S DIIE SSGO Ol DOMESTICS. CARS, plush. far &c. PANTALOONS VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of *t - ra v car b ; a 1 t* t'uch as Sugar, liicr, Coffee, h,uck and Greet. Ts Moasses, Currant-. Raisins, Four, Satl, &r., All of vvl ich ere offered for CASH, on the most reasonable t nns. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept.-.. 9, 1851. 49tf


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ocr: JTHE TRIBUNE. Mineral Point, Oct. 7, 1553. F'jr President of the f r „ . States, Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT, OK HtW JI.H'LV. For I or President WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Or SOUTH CAROLINA. For Presidential Klectors—al Lore', KTHUS 11. ORTON, .UR W BQUI TZ. WStil T lUlti.M I. HIRAM TUTTI.F., U. CHAS, BRACKEN, 111. LUCAS S. VAN ORDE.M. Ft Rtprtscnlaivre in Congres,—First District, HENRY S. DUR A N I), or RACIXE COCMTr. SECOND DISTRICT, C II A U N C E Y A P> B O T T , or lItXS COCNTT THIRD DISTRICT, JAMES McM SIIAF TK R , OF DHKIiOtOAS COl’m, “CERTAINLY. IT MOULD BE IMPOSE! HLK FOR ME TO RECOMMEND OR t-LT- I*ORT ANY MEASURE INTENDED TO EX CLUDE THEM [Forci "tiers j FROM A JUST 1 i


ocr: i FIRST TRAIN THROUGH FilO.M THE FOR Ull TRADE!! ' PBE undersigned havingju-q returnei from the Eastern .Markets with a large and well se lected ii'd'O oz C/J 1 iJ-OO'Jj*. I nought with great care and well adapted to this part ol the state, offers them at low rates, as that, he thinks is the only way of getting rid of a very • arge -stock of Goods this sea.-cn. and he pledges hirnselt that the prices shall Ih proportionally as the stock is extensive. Among them may be found the following DRY GOODS: 10-4. 6-4. 5-4, 4-4 and 3-4 Bleached arid Unbleach ed Cottons. S-4.6-4, 5-4. 4 4 and 3-4 Bleached Drills: I weeds. Sattinetts. Cass rnieres. Broad, Beaver and Pilot Cloths. C:lrfWts. reti. yel low; blue and white Flannels, Canton Flannels, Linseys, Doeskin. Shawls. (Bay state end Kngish,) American, English and French Calicoes, as sorted Alapaccas, American, English and Fietuh .Merin oe?. Diapers. Satin. Jeans, Mull, buired Muslin, Jacconett, assorted Florence Muslin, Swiss Muslin, India book Muslin. Bishop Lawn, Irish and Brown Linen. Brown and White Linen tc satin dam ask. plain and figured Delunc, new style; Berzen cloth. Kentucky Jean.duck. cloak plaids and cloak Linings. Rob Roy. Booking, assorted col ors; Cambrics, Nankin, large and good assortment of Ging hams, biown Holland. Crashes. Mathers, Carpet Bag-. Idue \ green Barege, Black Veils, silk and worsted fringes, new style trimmings and buttons for dresses, assortment of Bobbins, linens and cotton 1 apes, lamb woo! Hose, blue mix Hose, eh.hircns Hose, cashimeie Gloves lor ladies, gen lemen and children, packages. pound and hair pins, edging of all sizes and qualities; a tineas ortment of Caps and Bonnets. Ribbons. Laces o: •R kni'ls. cotton and linen handkerchiefs. A No. a large assortment of Blankets of various colors CLOTHING: 100 Assorted sattmett sacks; GO •• Pilotan.i Beaver over coats -50 “ Colored cloth body sacks. 25 “ Broad I loth over coats; 250 “ Vests; 400 “ Pants, assorted suspenders; Stripe and red flannel shirts; Under shirts and drawers; Silk pocket handkerchiets. Itß £B . m I3£ SBll '•a.Uk" .-tax EOS sa -2m do dozen long handled .''hovels: 500 assoi ted cast -’eel; Guns and p.stols. Powder flasks: .'hot pouch- i e#. fire. Also, a large stock ot shelf ware adapted i to the use of Carpenters, \\ agon makers, and for ill other purposes. BOOTS AND SHOES: too Cases of Mens and Boys Hoots and hhoes.— The largest assortment ot’ Ladies and Childrens :>hoes and Boots ever offered in this market. 40 dozen assorted plush (’ ips; 30 " “ cloth CapS; G '■ “ fashionable black hats; G Otter and deal-skin Caps; (!■ all Ifc.'l). Also. Muffs. Boas. Ac. GROCERIES: 5u bags Rio & Java coffee; oD chests Green A Black teas; 25 boxes assorted Tobacco; 18 casks currents; 5'J boxes rasms; 6(J casks Boston nails; 15 M regalia citrars: 50 boxes brown soap: 5 bids Boston crushed sugar: 3t> coils assorted size rope. 20 doz bed cor<ls and plow lines; S barrels refined lamp oil; 10 boxes sperm candles; 12 dozen Boston brooms; 5 boxes clothe pins; 6 dozen wash bowls, (tin and wood) 3 dozen market baskets; 24 dozen patent axe helves. All and any of the above will lie sold at great bargains at the old and know n stand, corner High and Cheanuts streets.by JOHN MILTON September. 1b51.-nl9. COMMERCE STREET CASH STORE!! — o;: old stand of \ iv.an & Davcy. on Com s-i. merce street, is now tilled w ith a well selec ted stock of DRY GOODS, CLOT HI XG , BOOTS AXD SHOES HARD WARE. CROCK -1 ERY, GROCERIES, A-c. \c which are offemi at low price* and under the su perintender.ee of Mr. Richard V. Smith, who-* gentlemanly bearings is well known in this com rnunity. Commerce st. Cash Stoic. i


ocr: RtblXtK I’Uhl T lU AT. 1.01 is a\D a'.T. INTERN EDUTF. PORTA. /5* Wto* K 'he n. w ut and splendid pa-seucer ?t°an er “tJOI.DKN I R v,’’ Htus y dojjt Mpsir. ‘.tcinander, hss cvmmerim! -T and tier isifular weekly trips heiw.-en (la lena and *l. Lout.-, leaving Galena every Monday ev. n imr at Co'clock, and St. Lou a Friday evening at 4 o’clock The Gold u Er* has hern fined up with every resard U. ihe safety and comfort of her passenger*, and her state Koomaand 'ahmnsare furnished wt.h eleiranc and pro vided with every improvement for Freight or f assume apply on board <>r to UMi3 CARTER & < a , Areata,


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall 1 ratio of J&5l ! rHE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos.. Dudgevilie, -I Stuck of' FALL & WINTER a OO Consisting in part <f the fuliulvit.g Articles t BROAD CLOTHS. CASIME 11 K S , S A 'l’ I N E T T S , BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, groat var'ctr, LA DIES PRESS GOC DS DOMESTICS. CAES, p! sh. fur Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of -a ta tso 3*ac r Such as Sugar, Nice, ( ffee, Black and Greet* f | : S Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Four, Sat!, Ac., All of which are offered tor C \sif, on the most reasonable t nns. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept, .y, 1851. 49if


ocr: ItHFI utnlersulned i- to il.;.- place, for the above celebrated nml cne-. of wiiich he .s now opening a large awl fresh iupjily. TIILO. KOIHiLF i¥§ :psiX. VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA OUTERS, THK MOST rori LAU FAMILY MEDICINE O F Tlt E Ac; E : Isrd by Pbysifians of llisli Sianding. Then# BITTF.RS remow all morbitl secret - us pmily th blcvKl, great tone auJ igor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all future disease can be taken t a ;ih safety, at no lime debilitating the yauent grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re* " vkdle for |he>i cbee;;ug. ir.vigorating sire;.hen r ? and restorative ro|>erlie, and an invaluable and * remedy for nvsFEPSII I\ ITS W ORST FORMS. Also. I,j*er ( omplaint- Jaundice Heartburn. Costive- Kaintneaa. Disoiders of the Skin and Liver. Loss M retire Low Spirits. Nervous Headache. Giddiness. 1 '.alien of the Heart Sinking and Fullness of Weight Stomach and all other diseases caused by an im F ire state of the Mood liver, etc which tend to dcfcili weaken the system. FKMA L E S suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. w; mu of GENERAL PEBILITV. this M*iicin LIKE A CHARM I THOUSANDS U._ . . ? estea its edlcacy.and thousands more are now on ~er treatment , and not one solitary cae of failure ha* T**- been reported. Volumes could ne filled with certifi ft ~ 54 l bose who ba%e been permanently cured. f all on the Igtnt, aid get * PAMPHLET, the Certificates of HemarfcaLle Cures and the - estimation in which this >!ediciae is held by the - * c f ness—can be had cf the .Agent*, free. s ‘ iu > a H the Genuine Medicine i>ej>dis in the United • and Canada. '“Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. - *^ • iotipG Ofice, m FI’ETON ST , N V , op atain u ikm>. hi'U.’i t. Aiet&s. M P niai. SuCltfow.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For ilic Fall Trade of 1851 ! 11 HE subscriber is now receiving at old stand oi Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stork of FALL & WINTER G O O n Consisting in part of the following Articles.- BROAD CLOTHS. CASIM E R E S, SATIX E T T S , BOOTS A- SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great variety, LA DIES DK ES S G O OD S DOMESTICS, * CAPS, plash, far Ac. PANTALOONS. VESTS, COATS. SHIRTS, HATS. — ALSO — A great variety of bc s<ss at rni -: n h m-z m Such as Rice , Coffee, Black and Green Ts Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt, fee.. All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable I rats. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29,1851. 49tf "hamsoh MDTOAI COMPANY. Chartered hj act of Legislature of the Slate of HUseo/isi i.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGE VILLE, For the Fall i racle of 1851 ! flllE subscriber is now receiving at old Island of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Laige Stock of TALL & WINTER G O On Consisting in part of the following Articles :— BROAD CLOTHS. CASIME II E S , SATIX E T T S, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES. Croat varietv, L V DIES DR ES 3 GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur &C. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of tar— Bras as: 59e ; ta r es jar -Such as Sugar, Bice, Coffee, Black and Green r J>, Molasses, Currant*. Raisins, Flour Salt, &e., All of which are offered lor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. ‘29, 1851. 49tf MV&OT g ©lf HOTBI3L COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of tne State of Wisconsin. HfrpAVING duly organized and adopted the


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGE VILLE, For tiie Fall Trade of 1851 ! rllE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgevillp, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER G O O U S; Consisting in part of the following Articles: — BROAD CLOTHS. CASIM E R E S , S .V T I N E ITS, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, creat variety, LADIESDH ESS GOODS DOMESTICS. CAPS, plush, fur Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS, SHIRTS. HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of r rt st m -as sc as Such as Sugar , Lice, Coffee, Black and Green Molasses. Currant*. Raisins, Flour Salt. &c., All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable t mis. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeviile, Sept. 29,1851. 49tf MUTOAIL INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the State of Wisconsin.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Fall I radc of 1851 ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL &. WINTER G O On Consisting in part nf the following Articles.- BROAD CLOTHS. C A SI MERES, SATIN ETTS, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great variety, LADIES DR ESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur &c. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS. — ALSO — A great variety of Such as Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Black and Green Ts, Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt, &c.. All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable terms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29,1851. 49tf


ocr: CHERRY PECTORAL For iht Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BROW CEITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: Attended to in any of the above Shops on short notice Persons desiring any thing in hie line, ate invited to call and examine his Stock an I prices. WILLIAM LAN YON. Mineral Point, Sept. 28, le 2 48 FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall i racle of JB5l ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans &, Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER a O O n S; Consisting in part nf the following Articles BROAD CLOTHS. CASI MERES, SATINETTS, BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great variety, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur See. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of Such as Sugar , Rice, Coffee, Black and Green Ts, Molasses, Currant*®. Raisins. Flour Salt, &c.. All of which are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 1651. 49tf Strayed or Stolen, F-tROM the subscriber, ob the 30th f swpteanber *,t, a dars bay horse, with a small star in the i-.r-n„a.l | and a small white spot on the right Jaw. black main ami tail and black feel Said hone w< our earsoid. stvi.d between 16 and 17 bands high, and is a flue bio sled act mat. Any person, on returning said bor e l<> the sub scriber, or giving informal! n where he m tv be found, shall be liberally reward- and. CHARh.ES wi HT. Four miles north of Mineral Point, Oct. 4lh, )Bi-l Vtf pi foil in her Constantly on hand, of all kinds by J Laws atßngeston. five miles above Muscaday, on the Wisconsin River. Sept. 16th. lfl n46-tt ABi.t.a A II I ItKEKh I'UR D.sinct School I ibi ariea also- a gene.alas- X* sortmeat of RLAfi Ke, for sale it Ibis Orr.ra.


ocr: Prepare For Winter. ■7S -18 R vCI.NU nearly every variety km wa. panic Mid ilarly the tn >3l patterns, j mi nee vt iuJ offered lor rale by >VM. I.ASVuS uu Uomni vci Street. Among h.s assortment may be found liie follow tug: ta3a“Tr3©>] s o’ ©^©vsa.. May Floicer, Water- Witch, black Diamond Iron Monarch, Prairie Queen, Western Queen Aeio World, Cultivator, Keystone, Universe, ATI.Ad. HANGUP, LION Ac., Ac , As. Flt I .TIII U S'lOt us '*f all sizes and patterns now in uae. Also, the follow tug. among otb-r . JRurlor Stores. FT OR AL., with open and closed front*. SYLVAN, with and without ovens, H‘ )HT> >N. *• <* a i OTTACfi ST >VK*, Ac.. Ac. BOX ST OVES Of all descriptions and size, together with a fnc COAL STOVES, Bolh for Cooking and the Parlor He hae tlao a large stock of beautiful 3Bfffi , i2ii2iaaW sits, including Tea Pots, C flee Pots, -ovar Urns, Creamers, Mola.ce* I Mo ots, Caators, Pitchers Mugs,' ups. Candlesticks, I .amp*, spun tins, Ac , Ac., delected with care, and off red at lemarkabl} low rales Tin, ( upper aiul Sheet Iron Ware. if all kinds constantly on hand, or maeufac'ured to order, on the shortest notice. In connection w tlh this establishment is a ■a-' as m rwAj .m : m-z^ WAGON SHOP & BLACKSMITH SHOP, Where work in either of their respective tines will be tune In the best possible trainer. JOil UIIKK Attended to in any of the above Shops on short notice Persons desiring any thing in hie line, ate invited to call and examine his Stock an I prices. WILLIAM LAN YON. Mineral Point, Sept. 28, le 2 48


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans A Cos., Dodgeviiie, A Large Sto-.k of FALL & WINTER G O OS; Consisting in part of the following Article!. BROAD CLOTHS, OASI MERES, S A TIN’KTTS. ROOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, jrreat variety, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush. fur Sic. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, — ALSO — A great variety of -i * oa B • sch as Sugar, Rice, Ctffee, Black and Green Ts, Molasses, Currant', R -.isins, Four, Sail, Ac., All of which are offered lor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER, Dodgeville, Sept. 29, 1851. 49tf KA: ' COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the State of H uroiins.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! THE subscriber is now rectivinqr at old stand of Davis. Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, -1 Lttrgc Stock of FALL Sl WINTER (i oO Si Consisting in part of the following .Irtides: — BROAD CLOTHS. CAST M E R ES, S A T I N E ITS, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, {treat variety, LADIESI>RESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur See. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —A LSO — A great variety of m ..t Sanaa; ■ : atx mi mi ■ z Such as Sugar, Hire, toffee, Black and Green r J>, Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Four, Sail, Ac., All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29,1851. 49tf INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of of the State of lliscinistn. v~*rie AVING duly topi ifJi, most approved of Mutual Insur


ocr: Raymond A: Cos., and Van Amburgh & Co’s 30} ® The public ar*- particala-ly int rm<l that thi* Colon consist* of the R.tmohd Ftto and the well km sen Van Am.ikou * 'Vs Mt-iiage'if-*. unite • only 'or this present e< a ■* f IKs t!ie'cbv mahing bv fsr the LikumT I '<*•<■ k this ev -r concentrate iin one VxMmtion, coi sj-tinif of over 150 1 IViNG v\l! ■> ANIMAL'- Ui bo £xhib:t<u] uXid'T & -*• f*i, V' ’ i’on 3*o r * e’ in copt Hy 1 1 r ! in hrr-aiith. f.-*- \ pRK'K OP ADMISSION. A DOUBLE PERFORMANCE AT EACH EXHIBITON IN FOUR IMMENSE PERFORMING BENS! I'AR AMBURGH In tico of ‘.hem, and Mans. CHA W'FORD In the other two. Will Exhibit at Mineral Point on Thursday, July Ist 1552. Open from 1 o’clock P. M. until 3 o’clock P. M. \dmission 30 Onls, Children under H) years, to Cl*. Tb s ''nvalca 'e will urnv i in town in the muming, and'here will be a GR A -YD PR OC E SSIO y I’e.-de-i t y Two Monster G’ephtui's Hut nibs' ami Kaaloo-A>ia. each beautifully cap'rOor* I . ith a Magnilient tat hdlt Mttodik, aids rxpretd) for theeouvey sne< ol the Company’s t e'ebraled It l£ \•• ** It ta O • licmrj n!e \ fol‘ wou the 1 ir'**iilsl frimin wiU I e the Carriaifo*, • Vans. *c . roiitttirang the Animals, DRAWN BY 120 SPLENDID HOUSES!! And pn?s throtikb ne pMici|>“l stump to ihe PnviJi-ai t r Kxhibil**. tririritr lh* fxibbc aa opportunity of be holding one ol llc moei I np 'simr Pruco 8 oni"t fh fei* d• ■ or wlne*sed. Jill* VAN AMBURGH, The most renowned of all Lion Conrjueiors. will at h certain period of the Exhibition, enter the Dens ol hts Ferritic Group of Lion,, Tigers, Leopards. Cougars, Panthers, Ac , the same as per lonued by him in all the principal Cities of Europe and America. After which, MON S . CRAWFORD, W ill enter the Den w ith his highly Trained Animals, separate and altogether dilferent from Van Amburghs making Two Splendid Animal Performances in this Collection. UST OF AXUIAIf* I\ BOTIS IFi.\.iGERIES. Van Amburgh’s Trained Animals. 2 -Vumidian Lions. Asiatic Lion and Lioness. Royal Bengal Tiger, Braz.lian Tiger, Black Tiger and J African Leopards. Mons. Crawford s 'Trained Animals. African Lion and Lioness. Pair Senegal Leopards. Asiatic Tiger, anti Two Cougars. Rhinoceros, or Unicorn, Arabian Pack Camel, U hiteCamel, African Zebra,Canadian Elk. White Lama, first one ever in America, Sacud Burmese Ox, Nandi. Monster Elephant Hannibal. A Spe cimen of the Hippopotamus, Female Elephant. Kaaloo Alia, Two Chilian Alpacas, Ten Lions and Lionesses. Asiatic and African, Pair Royal Bengal Timers. Pair Brazilian Tigers, Royal Java Tiger. Three African Leopards, Kaifir Lioness and her Three Royal Whelps. Pair Senegal Leopards Clack Tiger, Black Leopard, Two South American Lions, Four North American Cougars. Four Spotted Hyenas Two Black Wolves. Grey Wolves. Black and White Racoons, Two Grizzly Bears. Russian Brown Bear. Two North American Black Bears. African Pelican, Pair New Holland Os triches, Pair NeHolland Francs. Maca*\s, Parrots, Ichneumons, Badgers, and a great variety of the Monkey Tribe. s fiJ~ A full description of the Animals’ Performances with the Elephants. Ponies. Monkeys Ac


ocr: The public are particulariy int mined that this Uaioa consists of the Ksvmohv ACo and the well known Vm ASBIROH A (to H Menageries, unite i only tor Ibis present season of 1-5!, thereby making by tar ihe Lakoxst Get at'now ever concentrate 1 in one Exhibition, cure-ling id over 1 OO LltlNG WILD AMMaIa ei bo Exhibited unde." a -pscions Pavi'lion SUlfeet in lenaln by hm in breiulih. f r PRICE OF ADMISSION. A DOUBLE PERFORMANCE AT EACH EXHIBITOX IN FOUR IMMENSE PERFORMING DENS! JAN AM BURGH In two of them, and yions. CRA Wt'OKi) In the other two. Will Exhibit at Mineral Point on Thursday, July Ist 15d:I. Open from 1 o’clock P. M. until 3 o’clock I*. M. Id mission 150 Cents, Children under 8 0 years, 15 Cts. This Cavaloa e will arrive in town In the morning, ami there will be a GR.I N D P ROC E S SlO _V Headed > y Two Monster E’ephan's Harnibal and Kaaloo-Alia, each beatilifuily capt-isone 1 with a Magnificent EM India Hoodah, made expressly for the ctmveyar.c of ihe Comj rtf* \ ft k > 11. Immediately follow.i g the • irienta) Pageant wi,i be the rringe-. Ueges, \ in *c . Containing the .Aniuialc, m\\\yy m m splendid horses:i And pa*a through tro principal streets to the Pavilion f r Evhihi;| n. tho public aa opportunity of be holding one of the most Cor/Bous and (mp<eiDg of ih fei* and ever wiiuee.^od. MR. VAX AMBUUOII, The most renowned of all Lion Conquerors, will at a certain period of the Exhibition, enter the Dens ol his Terriltc Group of Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Cougars, I’a Uhers, Ac , the same as per formed by him in all the principal Cities of Europe and America. Alter which, MO NS. CRAWFORD, Will enter toe Di n with his highly 1 rained Animals, separate and ait"ge;her ditierent from Van Am burgh's making Two Splendid Animal Performances in this Collection. LIST OF A\IfIALS I\ ISOTEI IIKWCwFUELS. \ an-Ainhurah s Animals. 2 Numidian Lions. A-mtic Lion and Lioness. Koval Bengal Tiger, Brazilian Tiger, Black Tiger, and- African Leopards. Mons. Crawford’s Trained Animals. African Lion and Lioness. Pair Senegal Leopards. Asiatic Tiger, and Two Cougars. .Rhinoceros, or Unicorn, Arabian Pack Camel. U bite Camel. African Zebra, Canadian Elk. White Lana. first one ever in America. Sacred Burmese Ox. Nandi. Monster Elephant Hannibal. A Spe cimen of the Hippopotamus, Female Elephant. Kaaloo-Alia, Two Chili,.a Alpacas. Ten Lions and Lionesses, Asiatic and African, Pair Royal Bengal Tigers. Pair Brazilian Tigers, Royal Java Tiger. Three African Leopards, K riiir Lioness and her Three Royal Whelps, Pair Senegal Leopards, Black Tiger. Black Leopard. Two South American Lions, Four North American Cougars, Four Spotted Hyenas, I'wo Hi act. Wolves. Gr*y Wolves. Black and White Racoons. Two Grizzly Bears, Russian Brown Bear. Two North American Black Bears. African Pelican, Pair New Holland Os triches, Pair New Holland Cranes, Macaws, Parrots, ichneumons, Badgers, and a great v ariety of the Monkey Tribe, O* A full description of the Animals' Performances with the Elephants, Ponies. Monkeys. &c., will be found in the Bills and Lithographs at the principal Hotels, previous to the arrival of the Company. 33tde. mi.m-.kmi* i'oi\t 1


ocr: BEEC H ’ s c OLUMNIi FALL IMPOR tTtToIT 1851. Sis. 1851. CURTS BEECH, \T his well known Cheap Stork, on High s* has just received an unusually large and selected stock of u 3F5U111 sund Wfiaaltajp (Bta®£a a few articles of which are enainerated below DR Y GOODS: Black, Brown, Blue and Green Broad Cloths. P! a n and Striped Sattinetts of various colors, Plain and Fancy Cassimeres. a great variety. Sheeps Gray Fill ed Cloths, Kentucky Jeans. Bleached and Brown Sheetings, of all widths. Bleached and IV bleached shirtings. Checked, Striped and Figu red whirlings. White, Red, Yellow. Orange and Printed Flannel*;. High Colored French and English Merinoes. Plain and Figu red Alpacas of all colors, 51. De Lai nes. a grea* variety of colors and qualities. Bombazines, Crapes and Cotton Mourning Goods. Rich Brocade, and Plain Silks, Silk Figures, velvet. Cot ton and Silk Trimming, Worsted Stuffs for Childrens Ware, Silk, Worsted, Cashmere and Bay State Shaw Is, Men's and Women's and Childrens, Hoosiery Kid Silk, Cashiinere and Wolen Shawls, Nee dle-workd Cuffs and Collars, Laces, Edgings. Cording* A Bobbins, Swiss. Plain, Jaconet Mulls and Mus lins, Irish Lumens 4 Lawns, Rich, Bonnet, Belt and other Ribbons, Heavy Comforts, w ri.t lets,Tickings, Table Linnen, Diaper Bed Spreads and Coverlids. Cotton, Linnen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Win dow Curtains. Tipets. end in short every thing in the line ol Dr\ Goods that can be found in any other store in Mineral Point, or ia any other place in the Mining District, or nee ded by customers generally. &&D3SS M3VS- and Soup and Preserve Plates and Dishes. Jars, 1 umbiers,Castors & Molasses pitcher* Plates of all kinds and sizes. Cups and Saucers, of different Patterns. Bowls, Pitchers. Mugs, 6alt Dishes. Sugar Bowls, Tea Pots, Creamers. Wash Bowls and Pitchers. Glass Candlesticks and Lamps. &c. Lc Lc CLOTHING: i Cloth, Satinett and Cassimerc Pants. Cloth, Nack. Frock and Dress Coats. Different kinds and colors of Over Coats, Silk, Worsted, Cloih and Sat Tin Vests. Flannel. Drawers, Under and Over Shirts. White Cotton. Linnen Bosom and Calico Shirts. Together with a general assortment c/ Cravats,


ocr: M ABESOH MUTO&IL INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the State of H isroasin. V* pAVTNG duly organized and adopted most approved system of Mutual Insur ance. are now prepared to receive applications issue Policies of Insurance upon dwelling taverns, shops, and other buildings, against loss damage by fire. This company will insure no property in cities or exposed parts of therefore can never sustain a large loss from any one fire, which will enable them always to meet losses promptly, and make it a safe and company to those insured thereby. L J FAREWELL,''} to fSIMEON MILLS JOHN CATLIN, 5 N. B EDDY. A. J. WARD. to WM. N. N. W. DEAN, 3 E. B DEAN,'J* WM WELCH. 3 WM C. WELLS DAVID ATWOOD.J £ F HOPKINS F. G. TIDBITS. OFFICERS: SIMEON MILL y , President. N. B EDDY, Vice-President. L. J. FARWELL. B. F. HOPKINS, 28] Treasurer. Secretary. Saxuki. Cbawfiikd. Agent, Mineral Point CODY'S CINI MENT NEVER


ocr: t Cc br th Distric t ut i t nt:*ylva u. GREAT CHRIS i GIZ DYSPEPSIA! Ano’Jier Scientific Wonder? D "-J; ®- HOUGHTON’S . the true DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR GASTRIC JXJIC3


ocr: DIOJGS MEDICINES. r P'HE subscriber is now opening a large Stock JL of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes. Patent Medicines, ice., ice., just received from the East, consisting in part of White Lead, dry if in oil. Red and Black Lead, Chromes, Green if Yellotc Paris Green, Prussian, Indigo if Fig Blues, Red if Yellow Ochres, if c.. Log- Red- Sf Bran! <:'oods, and a full assortment of Drugs if Medicines. He has also recived anew snpply of Dr. D. Jaynes’ Family Medicines, Dr. Christie s Galvanic Curatives, Radway "s Ready Re lief, Perry Davis’ Pain-killer, Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla Syrrup, Scarpa's accoustic Oil, Moffatt's, Lee's, Brandreth's Sf Wrights Pills, &c.,&c. Physicians, Country Dealers, and Purchasers in general, are respecufully invited to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. THEODORE RODOLF. May 15th, ) Brick Drug-store opposite 1861. $ the Court House. 4.29.tf Unit’ $r Cider Vinegar, Paint, Lamp, if Hariuss Oils, Varnishes if Turpentine, Whiting if Chalk, Putty, Glass. ifr..ifC., Quick Silver <£■ Acids, Pure Chemicals,


ocr: Flit ST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old 1 slant! of D ms, Evans &. Cos., Uodgeville, A Large Stoc/c of FALL &. WINTER a o oS; Consisting in part of'the following Articles; — BROAD CLOTHS, C A S I M K RES, S A T f N E TTS, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great variety, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur &c. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of Such as Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Black and Green Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt. &c.. All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29, 1851. 49tf MABHiOH MOTDAIL. INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by net of Legislature of the State of Wisconsin. rWf AVING duly organized and adopted the Jiwjk, most approved system of Mutual *nsur mce, are now prepared to receive applications and issue Policies of Insurance upon dwelling houses, taverns, shops, ;.n 1 other buildings, against loss or lam-age by tire. This company will insure no property in cities or exposed parts of villages, therefore can never sustain a large loss from any one fire, which will enable them always to meet losses promptly and make it a safe and reliable company to those insured thereby. L. J. FAREWELL,A to fSIMEON MILLS, JOHN CATLIN, > I N. B. EDDY. A. J, WARD. t*: | WM. N. SEYMOUR \. W. DEAN. 2 E. B. DEAN, Jr, WM. WELCH. c I WM. C. WELLS, DAVID ATWOOD.J ~ LB F. HOPKINS. I. G. TIDBITS. OFFICERS: SIMEON MILLS, President. N. B, EDDY, Vice-President. L. J. FARWELL, B. F. HOPKINS, 2S] Treasurer. Secretary Samuel Cb\wkord, Agent, Mineral Point.


ocr: a * i - . FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, | For the Fall i rade of JB5l !| pHE subscriber is now receiving at old I stand of liaus, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Is.irge Stock of FALL & WINTER i, O O If S; Consisting in part f ihe fallowing Articles ■■ — BROAD CLOTHS. CAST MERES, S A T IN i: T T S, ROOTS & SHOES. CHOCSERY WARE, CALICOES, creat varietv, LADIES DR ESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS- plush, fur See. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of m— m <dl mm rri m m w Such as liice. Coffee , Black and Green f J>. Molasses, Currant--, Raisins, Four, Sail. &c., j All of which are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. ; Dodgeville, Sept,-9, 1851. 49tf I " MAIDFSOHMU3roA3Li INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered ly act of Legislature of the State of Wisconsin. TTf AVING duly organized and adopted the TlJk most approved system of Mutual Insur ince. are now p tpared to receive applications and vstie Policies i.-i Insurance upon dwelling houses, iverns. shops, and other buildings, against loss or ! image by hre. This company will insure no •roperty in cities or exposed parts of villages, herefore can never sustain a large loss from any le fire, which will enable them always to meet osses promptly and make it a safe and reliable ■ompanv to those in>ured thereby. L. J te ("SIMEON MILLS, IOHN GATLIN, 5 N. B EDDY. V. J. WARD. te WM.N. SEYMOUR V W. DEAN. 2 E. 8. DEAN. Jr., ■VM. WELCH. te’ WM. C. WELLS, DAVID ATWOOD.J 5 E. HOPKINS, f. G TIDBITS. OFFICERS: SIMEON MILLS, President. N. B EDDY, Vice-President. L J. FARWELL. B. F. HOPKINS, .’B] Treasurer. Secretary SaMCEt. Crawford, Agent, Mineral Point.


ocr: THE TlilliUXl'. { Mineral Point, July >, boi. For President <f ihr United States, Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT,! OF NEW JEHSEV. Fur Vice President, AVI I. LI AM 11. GRAHAM, OF NORTH CAROLINA.


ocr: B¥| : VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OK THE AO KI Ised by Physicians of Hi?h Standing. These BIITERS remove all morbid lecretioei, ptmiv the blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive organs, fortify the system against all future disease can betaken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re markable for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ing and restorative properties, and an invaluable a.,d rare remedy for DYSPEPSIA IX ITS HORST FORMS. Also, l iver Complaints, .Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive ne*. Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver, Loss of Arpetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache, Giddiness Paij iiatfen of the Heart. Sinking and Fullness of Weight at the S'omacb, and ail other diseases caused bv an im pure state of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debiii late and weaken the sy stem. F i: M A L E S U ho luffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. >'■ “SK* ot GENERAL DEBILITi, this Medicine i rs like a charm: THOUSANDS Wave tested it? efficacy, snl thousands more arc n-.w on -ter treatment; and not one solitary case of failure his yet been repented. Volumes could he filled with certiS c: '-s of those who have been permanently cured. Call on Hie A sent, and get a IVUIUHLEI, (ontaining the Certificates of Re i a enable Cures and the high estimation in which this Medicine fa held by the Public Pie.s—can be had of the Agents, free. Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United - Cates and Canada. Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. Principal Office, 122 FIX TON ST, ,V V, op stair. ITIKO. R*H> rI.F. Agent. SBwnkt Poin". (5-61yeow CHERRY PECTORAL For fl* Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA. WHOOPING-COUGH


ocr: to Act of Congress inthe year uy J, s. Houghton, M 0.. in the Clerk's < tSce for the twiiaLtru Diainci u Pencsyh ania. f;Rt AT AT lii’ |OK DYSPEPSIA ! Scientific Wonder. l P R ; HOUCHTON’B GKLat LYSPEP ri THE TRUE DIGESTIVE fluid. OR 9 GASTRIC JUICE


ocr: For P 'tsiJent of the United State*, Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT. Oh' NEW JERSEY* For I'ice Prtsiileni , WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, OF NORTH CAROLINA.


The daily union. [volume]

ocr: Klejaitt lllwslralerl Jnveitllea. VF.RV Little Tales for Very Mills Children. Utile Lessons for l.ltil" Lesrners. New Cobwebs lo Catch l.lille Flics. Clever Btorlea bv Mrs Hherwood Limed Twig* to Catch YouagRlrrta t'hild'a Book I by Mrs. Bigourney. Mamma's Bilils Htorlea. Little Ai.nie'a Becond Book. Wall's Divine Rung*. Rhymes for the Nursery. Little Annie's First Book. Faany and her Mamma. GRAY k BALL ANTVNE, Ofl Berenlh street.

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

publisher: Thomas Ritchie & John P. Heiss


ocr: or California, when con veyed by United Statea packet 46 centa . 45 " . 37 " . 63 " . 63 " ? 87 " . 46 " . 65 " . 65 " . 46 " . 46 ?? . 67 " . 33 " . 45 " . 63 " . 31 " . 65 " . 46 " . M " . ^83 " . 46 ?? . 37 ?? . 68 ?? . 37 " . 63 " . 46 " . M ?? . 46 ?? , 46 ?? . 78 " . 53 " . 67 " . 45 ?? . 45 ?? . 60 10 6 cents British and an cents foreign rents United Stales 66 total. 68 10 6 cents British and aea. cents foreign cents United States.. 73 total. cents British and aaa. cents foreign centa United Statea.. total cents British snd sea. cents foreign centa United States.. 61 total. centa Britiah and sei cents foreign centa United Statea, 41 total. ? >0 centa.. ?20 centa?U. 8. poetage ( 10 cents?when not < 3,000 miles, from the line of crossing; | 16 cents?where diets etseeds miles


ocr: ?elegant Illustrated Javealla*. /BRY Little Tale# for Very LllUe Children. I l.ittle l.essons for LiUle Learners. New Cobwebs 10 Catch Little riles. Clever Btorlea by Mrs. Hberwood . I.nurd Twigs to Catch Young Birds Child's Hook ; by Mrs. Bigoaraey. Mamma's Rlbla Htoriea. I.lttle Annie's Second Book Walt's Divine Hongs. Rhymes for tbe Nursery. l.itUe Annie's firs! Book. Fanny and her Mamma. OKAY k BALLANTYNE,


ocr: TUKSOAY MOItniNU, NOV. t, 1864. DKMOCKAT1C NOUINATIUNN i roit president, FRANKLIN IMEBCE,' UK NICW HAMPNIllItK. r o a vici rtniMKT, WILLIAM K. KING, OK ALAHANA.


ocr: For Hale n|>on Kitsy T?*rina. north half of 1-ot No. i:?, and improvements^ in aquars 34 '. I(Ot No. 3, in square writ of square V'l Lot No. ,'i, in square 531, cor. 4th h K streets. Lot No. ft, in square 40.V Lot No. 15, In square 513. Lot No. ft, in square ajft. Lot No. 7, in square faquirs < f JOHN r PEPPER, First floor Adams'. Kipreea |ron Building. Jan 87?todtf


ocr: By J? C. ModUIItK, Aactlensar. and efkecth of a family declining ll<>L'8EKi?EPlNG.?On I hursday morning, November 11, at 10 o'clock, in front of the auction rooms, 1 shall sell the bouaahold and kitchen effects of a family declining housekeeping, vis : Aiahogany hair spring seat sofa, chairs Do innr^le top centre table Pair of gilt-frame mirrors, girandoles Mahogany dining and breakfast tables Do French bedstead*, wardrobes Maple high and low-post bedsteads Washslanda, toilet sets, looking glaaaee Paint'd cane and wood-seat chairs Feather beds, bolsters, and pillows, comforls Hair and shuck mattresses, blankets Haxon, three ply, and ingrain carpets Crockery, glass ware, table cutlery Shovels, tongs, andirons, and fenders Cooking stoves, radiators, chamber stoves Together with a general assortment of kitchen requlaltes. Terms cash. JAU. C. McUUIRB, Nov 9?d Aoctloaeer.


ocr: itLOAKH, MantlllsMk, dtc. - We huv'-fby ei| reus-? \J 10 Napoleon cloaks 5 cloth sal mas 10 Union, very pretty 13 cireulars, nice article. ft le franee, new and pretty ft circulars, with sleeves 5 embroidered cheneae 5 Gabrielle, very choice The whole very cheap. YERIIY k MII.I.r>i Corn.r of 7th atrwt and Pew. i?m*i So. 11?dliuif Mi'aa Itrrwotft new


The Opelousas courier. [volume]

ocr: ATmORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. f)EINGQ ermanently loo$ted in Grand' Co. I teau (St. Ladry,) will exerrise his pro f in the Cou 14th and 15th Judi ?i oteau, December 25th 1852--1y.

place_of_publication: Opelousas, La.

publisher: Joel H. Sandoz & Andrew Meynier


ocr: MMASIN IE fMOI)S. 3 Mm. PIGEON, de retour (dl la Nelcl.-Orléains, a l'lion S uriir d'iirforiiir leos danies des Opllousa. et des enviroms, y qu'elle a maintenant en main, i uin hl assortiiient de Capot ï jl tes de soie et autres. Tiuibans, Broderie, Lingerie, &e, et on é iiéral tout ce qe peunt eunomposer un niagasin de nouveautés.. Elle èspère que ue publie lui continuera le patronage dont eile a été favorisLe jusqu'à présent. nOllouats, 11 Decembre l8.2.--f.


ocr: The under gured will nish Collins short notice at reasona prices. e use of his r se will be yv charge to t rons.


Portage sentinel. [volume]

ocr: CLOTH At tbe stand recently occupied by K. B. Griswold. ALCORN FFARWELL HAVE just received s splendid assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING, HAT8 and CAPS, and Furnishing Goods of all kinds and de scriptions. They will also keep constantly on hand a full assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & TESTINGS, which they will sell lor CashSr Ready Pay as low aa can be purchased elsewhere. Call and examine for yourselves. Cutting and making done to order on the shortest notice, and culling warranted to fit if properly made up. ALCORN and FARWELt. Ravenna, Jin. 6, 1862. PETITION TO SELL LAND. NOTICE is hereby given to Alexander Hsgerty, Horace Hjgerly, William Hagertv and Thom as E. Hngerly, that on the sixth day of January, A. D. 1852, Hugh K. Marlln, administrator of Henry Hagerty deceased, filed his petition in tbe Court of Common Pleas for the county of Portage and State of Ohio, to sell the real estate of the arid decedent, to witi the farm of about fifty five acres, being part of lot No. 7 in Suffield in said Cnnntv; also the pot tery lot containing one acre, being the west middle of lot No. 43, in Suffield aforesaid. DAY and STRAWDER, . Attj's for Petitioner. Jaouiry 6lh, 1S52, 4345

place_of_publication: Ravenna, Ohio

publisher: Harris & Batterson


The organ of the temperance reform.

ocr: ' ' 'J' ' 0, TBS ' J ! TEMPERANCE REFORM, rUBLUSHEU EVEEY FRIDAY, AT THR Ben Franklin Steam Printing; House, b y CALEB CLARK, TERMS: Single subscriptions, .... $1 50 Clubs of ten and upwards. - 1 00 All subscriptions must be accompanied with llio cash, and addressed, postage paid, to CALEB CLARK, Ben FranklinIPrintino House, Cincinnati, O.

place_of_publication: Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]

publisher: Caleb Clark


ocr: the mm OF THE TEMPERANCE REFORM, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY CALEB CLARK, Be Franklin Printing Hout. TERMS: Blnglo subscriptions, Clubs of ten and upwards, .1 so . l iu AM subscriptions must ba accompanied with Uie cash, and addressed, postage paid, to CALKB CLARK. Bit FaiBKLix PniHTiKO Home, Cincinnati, O.


ocr: On. Waldo's Ini'rmar) for Diseases o? the Insertion ofArf icial Eyes, Surgical Operations, &c. Fourth St ror ojjame ojtp PodOffiek CINCINNATI


Portage sentinel. [volume]

ocr: SLOAN'S Condition Powder, FARRIER BOCK, . TANNIN PASTE, FAMILY OINTMENT. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at Bo. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, W.B.SLOAN. Also, sold, wholesale and retail, at the proprietor's prices, at SLOAN'S MEDICCTE DEPOT, next doer to the TJ S. Hotel Bufialo, IT. T And sold by XjrSee Agents names at tbe head of Advertisement.


ocr: AT TUU HAVKlsSA - - ' HARDWARK 8T0RE MAY ha loand Ases, bsws, Chisels, Pisneiroas, Door handles, Locks, S ovels and Tongs, Knives and Forks, Hammers, Hatchets, Sadiroi.s, Mincing Knives, Coffee and Spice Mills, Cards snd Curry ci-mbs, Brushes, Steeltrsps. Butts and Screws, Screw drivers, Bitts, Bevels, Gages, Steel snd Try Squ ires, Measures, Board Rules, Spring bak sncea, Steelyards, Malleable wruurhl Carriage and Finishing Nails, Tacks, Font Stoves, Rubber Cloth, Coach Lace, Girth and Rem web. Buckles, Chains, H-.mes, Malleable Cssiings, and a great variety of articles not hitherto kept in this market which are offered low for the hard or Corrrncy. WM. FRAZIER


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ocr: CHERRYPECTOKM For the rapid Cnr of . COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BR0NCniTIS,UH00PLG-COtTGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AXD ! ' .. , comMPTiox. - bv fur ex-nMAilimr tha mrMt anmin ... V? H I T 11 v.xpwUHUIUI OI 19 JTMIKM SncurK tnou S! thish.lH I'.-un.l fri.-m!. iv.jv.i.-v tri.il r . . ,. ' alHieted they can never forget, and produced curea too nu ucrona and too remarkable to be fixgotten. . . , ; 1 . ... . . . ... pnone to jireleau twt anv one a'. Woe will infallibly eure-till there U abaadm.t proof thnt the pHERiiT PaoToaALdoeanntoulyaaageneral Uiinr.but alluoat tovariably cure the maladies for which H Isemploved. f7n k. i rr.".- .u V , reliance oi me afflif l,".tL0ttbiu.th8 - PmM ttSVtacia J Sr . i.. ""wi. iurougnout uiu entire countrr. in everr State, city, and indeed ahooatevery hamlet nSn2STI coming to booxf-nj vcly used by their most InUlCnt 11 ly eiana. In Great Britain, France and Germanv,whero fte medl ical acienoea have reached their highest narfectin. r-i JEcTOaiLiS i.,trod.lced,and in consS Em i? S."' AtoZ Hospitals, Alms Houses. Public liwtltn,inTO..i ..eJA"!,? i"i3 re-t remedy their attending physiciaaa caa fP 'f "" daagwous affection of the lungs. Also. iinmlder cases,and f.r children it U safe, pleasant and eBeil tualtocure. In fact, some of the mmi ntU,i., ...... TZJl we receive have been from parents who have luund ttnica- eloosm cases particularlv incidental to childhood. ; TheCaaaaT Pinn !s mnaafucUred by a practical chem- lst' and every ounce U under his own eye, with invariabloac- and care. ' It is sealed and protected by law from oun- r iiuuj. era oe relied on as genuine, withoat mi iJ'. ,!?BdoaJ?r?d-hT!,orurni 0,8 eommunltvwllh a medicine of auch iiiir.nsle snneriority and worth as sliould commend tt-wlf to their confidence a mmedr it Z. sic.uy aim ent-t'iuai, wmcn uus has by repeated and counU. , . ,,.... ..-, uuutrusi oy great care in prunariua it with chpnural accuracy, of unifornutrnniFih La "liii T cmnsancwngMiloii which they ran rclymr the best results and the afflict witha romedy that will do for them in thorn ail that ueuici nt i-an H, PKJSPAKED AlfD SOLD BV JAMEB O.1 AVER -' ,1.- . . ,.ttH AudyUeal Ckmlit, . .


ocr: MARBLE. JUST received, and a large share of it is Italian Oblesque Monuments and Grave a one, from two inch up to eight in thick nea, and II sizes, which was selected by u directly from the Importers in New York; also oar American is of the beat quaiily, from the Mills of Wm. Y. Rip ley, celebrated for having the If neat and best Rut land Marble. Take anttce, that here ia aa good an assortment a can be found in the State, and that we selected our stock;-and purchased of Ural hands, we- there lore think that we can sell a good anie'e aa low a heretofore baa bean sold a pnnr oie by dealers who bay of second hand. Therefore give ns a call before you purchase elsewhere, aa we consider our experience a guarantee that we can give entire atiaraclioa. HSJRLBUT & FOX. - Ravenna, Dee. 10, 1851. ly-342 DRESS TRIMMINGS. - . k GREAT variety of Drew Trimming can be '


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ocr: J AT THE RAVENNA j v nAUDWARE STORE MAY tx foaod Aie, &as, Chisels, ElanKiroBt, Door handles, Loess, Snovels and Tongs, K axes and Forks, Hsmmers, Hstehels, SidlrODS, Miseisg Kaives, Coffee and Spice Mills, Cards and Carry eombs, Brashes, Steellrsps, Butts ind Screws, Screw druers, Bitts, Bevels, Gages, Steel and Try Squares, Measures, Board Rules, Sprinf baU aiices, Steelyards, Malleablfl wrought Carriage and Fiaishiof Nails, Tacks, Foot Stoves, Robber Cloth, Coach Lace, Girth and Rem Web, Buckles, Chains, Ilames, Malleable Castings, and a great variety sf articles sol hitherto kept in this market, which are offered low for the AarsT or Correnry. ; , -r - WM. FRAZIER. '


ocr: NEW SPRING GOODS ' AT FAANKLIN. nnd.r'nrf re w g snd opening tnmr NEW SPICING GOODS, and aa usual hey will sell tnem aa lw as cm oe uurcbaeed any elae i'n thia region ol C -untry. Tney will aaaiereti.toie pay , . . The highest priee in Cash for ; WOOL AND WHEAT. Mj 17. KENT G REN ELL &. Co. ,


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ocr: '" In Edinburgh, on the 58th inst.; by George VV. Barclay, Esq., Mr WILLIAM H. WHIT NEY of Freedom, to Miss CHARITY E. GAR RISON of Edinburgh. . :. ; , .,' -:-.': In this village on the 1st inst , by N. O. Clark, Esq.. Mr JOHN McCLUN 3, and Mrs. ABI GAL C; HO t CHKISS, all of Ravenna, ,.-


ocr: At Ibe stand recently occupied by R. B. ALCORN &FAU WELL -T-f-avKisst recewrd a splendid assortment of l'l READY-MADE CLOTHING,. HATS and CAPS, aid Furnishing Goods of ail. kinds and de scriptions: They will also keep constantly on hand a loll assortment o ' - ; - . ; CLOTHS, CASSIMERES b TESTINGS, which they wtll-eetMor Casn nr Ready Psy as low as can be purchased elsewnsre. ' Call and exsmiee for vourseives. '-- ' 'T a ; " Culling and making done to order on the shortest notice, and culling wsrninted to fit if pmperly msdeup. , i ' . ALCORS and FARWELL.' JUvens4,yft, 1853. . ' . . 1


ocr: FIRE Aif D LIFE ISSL'tS AXCE, etna ins; company, l Olio. N. . . : ONION MUTUAL LIFE INS. COMPANX, : PRO TECTION INS. COMPANY ."-:. -':- '': ; of Hartford, Ckbd . . The Sobscriber having been appointed Agent for the above Companies, will laane Policies oa the most favorable terms.-.- J ' ' - ; .. ' -- SjrThe above Compn-ei slsnil among the beat managed snd sale! I suraace Companies ia the eoan:. '':', -r"; Applications made 1o , ; J S. HERRIfK.


ocr: PROCLAMATION! MMAL ELECTION THE qualified electors 6f Portage County, Ohio, an hereby notified ta meet at the uiual place of holding Elections Id their several (ownbipa, on TUESDAY, the 12th of October next, between me nouraot vo'ciocka. M... and t o'clock F: M., of that day.tor toe nipoae of electing; one Judge of the Supreme Court one Member of the Board of Publle Works, one County Commissioner, one County Auditor, one County Recorder, one Sheriff, one Coroner, one Director of the County Infirmary, and one Represen tative to Congress from (be 18th Congressional District. -And the qualified Electors of each of the several Assess ment Districts No. one, two, three, and four, correspond ing with the ranges of townships in said County, No. 6, 7, '8, and 9, are also required to-meet at Uw time and placet, above mentioned, and elect for each of said Districts, one District Assessor, (each District electing itsown Asses ani.1 agreeable to the requirements of the 33d section of me "Act for lh AssesAlnent and taxation of all property in this State, and lor levying taxes thereupon, sceordkig. to -its true value in money," passed April Kith, 1853, Grand and Petit Jurors. Notice is also hereby given to the Trustees of the several


ocr: MOULAMATIOK! ANNUAL ELECTION!! THE qualified Ett Ctera of PortagS County, Ohio, . are hereby notified, to-toeet at tbe usual place of holding tVecijona-ia their several townships, on TDESDAV,;b;i2ih day of October next, between ihe hours af six o'clock A. 51., and aix o'clock P. M., f that' day, for ihe purpose of elect ing, one Jadgnwribe Supreme eoiirt,one Member of tbe Board ol Public Works, one Coo on Commis sioner, one Cunnty Auditor, one County Ree- rder, one 8henff, one Coroner, one Director ol the Coun ty IoBrmary, and one Representative to Congress from the 18th Congressional District, Aad the qualified Glectora of each of the several Assessment Districts N. one, two, three, and four, corresponding with -the ft'angcs nftownshipa ia said Couaiy, No. 0, 7, 8, and 9, are alao required to meet at the time and places jabove mentioned, and elect for each of said Districts, one District Asses aor, (each Diatrict electing rta own Assessor,) agree able to the requirementa pf the 33d Section of the "Act for tbe Assessment snd tatatio ; of all proper ty ia this State, and for levying taxes qiereon, sc cording to its true Value in money," passed April 13th, 1852. ; , : , rmr Grand and Petit Jurors. Notice ia alao hereby given to the Trustees of tbe several townships that tbe following ia the annual apportionment aad number of. Jurors, which they are required- to return with the Pell Books for the


ocr: AT THE RAVENNA HARDWARE STORK MAY ba found Aies, Saws, Chisels, Plsneirnns, Door handles, Locks, S .ovels and Tongs, Hui.es and Forks, Hummers, HuehMs, Sadiroi.s, Minciig Knives, Cuffee and Spice Mills, Cards snd Curry combs, Bruhcs, Steeliras, Bul s and Screws, Screw drivers, Bills, Bevels, Gages, Sieel SLd Try Squares, Measures, Board Utiles, Spring bait ances, Steelyards, Malleable wrought Carriage and Finishing Nails, Ticks, Toot S.ofes, Rubbir Cloth, Coach Lace, Girth ar.d Rem web. Buckles, Chains, Humes, Malleable Cat H.gs, and a great vsriely of articles not hitherto kept in this market, which are oileied low for the hatd or Currency. WM. FUAZISK. ; Ravennn Dec 30, 1851. - H EAVY WOOD ,SA-.VS, at ' ' UeC3l ; WM. FRAZERS.


ocr: ..Hr7tV' V liUK S B7U1 S9 lMMMflldf(HUIIirr1lrjMMatfrHI -. . , , , t,,,, nowumi liHtrltrimC Mil I1HI I - ' CHERRYPECTOEAI For th rapid Cur of couGns, colds, hoarseness; BR0XCniTIS,TFII00PIXG-CetTCH ! CROUP, ASTHMA, AND " i- 4 : coNsiiMmox.:; ; Many vearii of trial rntend oflmnairlnir the fnblie confiden re in tin. medicine, naa woa for U as appretiailon-aiKf -notori-ny or tar exceeding tite most sanguine expectations ot Jt irieuo Notblnir bat I intrinsic virtues and the- nnmlikublu benclit incurred on tlwuaands of sulfereri, could oriiriiiate-anduiai))--tain the reputation it enjoys. While man, Inferior remedies- inrniupon mo community, nave utile an. ooen 4acaTOAly this luis trained friends by erery trial, conferred benefits on tlier afllicied tucy ean never forget, and produced cure, too nu merous and too remarkable to be forgotten. . . . While it is a fraud on the public to protend that mrv One mr 1 icinewilliiifidllbly euro still there Is airaxlaiU proof fhat Shy viiekkt rsi-ruRAi. uoei, noiuiuyasa irenemi units:, out ainrwt invariably cure the malnrtiue for which Misemployed.- - 1 Astimi makes these facte wider and bettor known, this mei-" lriue has gradually become tlio best reliance of the affikteii. from tlw lor-cabiu of the American Peasant, to tlie palaces of 1 -j ini inniuHuii inn entire- rouniry, in erery Statx, cit)-, and Ind.-ed almost every hamlet itcoutaius, Cim' v Pettoai. Is known as the bmt remedy extant for diseases of the Thniat and Lungs, and in many foreign countries, tt Is coming In beoxt.-njivi.-lT used by their most intelligent Physi cian. In Great Britain, France and GermanTwhero the nod ical sciences luive. rcacueu iul'u- inguesi H2rrection, Chckrt Put-roan. Is introduced, and in eonslnnt uso in the Armies Hospitals, Ahns Houses, Public Institutions, and in iloweMQu prnctiro.as the snre-t remedy their nUetxiiiijr physicians can employ for tlie more dangerous anectien of the lungs.- Also in milder cases, and f.tr rhiltlren it is safe, pleasant and eflVic tual to cure. In bet, same of the most f attoring testimonial we r .-ceive have been from parents who. nave -found iteOlea eionv in cases particularly Incidental to childhood. i nc L'Hkhhi rarruK il is manutactureu by a practical chem ist, and everj- ounce Is under his own oye, with invariableuc euracy and care. It issealed an I protected by lawfrom ouu-t-rf.-its consequently can be relied ou as genuine, without adnltcratiun..- ; ...... We have endeavored hffro to furnish the coMtmnnitv with n medicine- of such intrinsic superiority and worth as should commend itself to their confidence a remedy at once safer spe dy and effevtu-il, which this has by ropnoleii and counll . trials proved itself to be; and trust by great care in preinring It with chemical accuracy, of uniform strena-th to atford Phvsi. ciausa new ngeuton which th-.7 can rely for the bust results, and the afflicted with a remedy that wili do for them all that medicin ran dn. PKEPAKED AND SOLD BY JAMES CVAYEft, -.. Practical aud Anal tlcal tb.-iuist, , - Lowed., Mam. Frtrsr.leby ISAAC RWIFT, Ravonna; Dr. lsiu CoUa. Pid. mym; Day c Miinn, De-rn.d(l; J. H. Rjmjgue, Garreltsvillcc 1. W. Couo. Franklin Mills; J. VanipbeU,aewtoa Pulls n4


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ocr: TIlENAPOLf1 n PERANCE! OK ETCHES 6 rof the Hon. author of th H an Appen ert, fco. &0. O Nsa aL DoWY Maine Liquor lis dix containing the L Price, SO cts. Ths Mmni LioC.n State of New York stun TlMPRSSSCI! Pocumk perance SSoeiely,;otuairr body, lnthnte v 'Taxpaautt st more than evils of inten 40 cts. TaMnasNcs . the lions of Tew, JoBisB. Gor YooTHt Ti sheet, of sterile Sunday sohoooU, , t,nndrwl. Var axle .mat why th ,C. 4- ?-rr of vW American Tm tue lupofutitu. ot ttMt . - fehoic collection of ft, illaitrfttinjj tho yver of tho pledge. rom the Bock.., for s and xp-rino, X ctt . Apvocatb. A Monthly m l ha m of fain ilia and iij at, pat; year f $9,00 par E. MENDEiVHALL. A nt of th Aid. T Union, tp. 8 A w h, Ao- 9 C'ler Hll VV.Ioot at nil C. H IUI0DFUEHRER. MANUFACTURER OP HOOTS AND SHOES, No. 58 West Sixth Street, North side, between Walnut and Tine. CINCINNATI. tjf The aboria establishment keens tonstantlv on hand a selected aaaortsnat of tho above articles, and will tasks tho same to order at the shortest notice. march IB BEERS' TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Third Street, North of Pennsylvania Aoenus. WASHINGTON CITY. , ftCrPrioea to suit ths llmet.--a January 13, 1853, , , .


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ocr: FLY NETS. Einon Sc Cotton Fly nets. The greatest variety ever offered in thir market at . - .; jaSb 89 t Wra. FRAZER'S.


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ocr: Suspension 'ff! & FASTENING. 17 VERY person in Ports e. County who is ia wast j of a Bedeiea that-is sea moor, one that aon lams a bottom which will out last ten cords, in short onethst is the most convenient, the owst durable, the most comfortable to lie upon, nd ta cheapest, (for the subscriber sells the- bedatead inclndisc. the bottom for the same price he sjld the other kind wilhool il) Dffw ia ase, are inviird t call at the aKnp of A. B. Gr.ffis (nppnaite tho UtiivaraaJist Chu'ch) and eiamine the article for ibemtelvea, before st.-, chaaing elsewhere. , r, ' Already Bvef one hundred parsnns hi this vicinity stand ready to testify, from eiperionca-, to their au perierity over all others iu esery respect, -(; ; T-, Tae highest premiums have been awarded In this patent at the fottewirrj fate FairaimArrcan Iasti. tute, N. Y-Staiw Fair, Arbae, N. Wesclleit Co., If. 1 1 KVie Co. BulTlo. N. Y State Fair, Boston, Mass Wayne Co , Ohio-Stark 8o Ohio, i 7" '; Bottoms are being put ra eld nicketv bedsteads (as wets as firm ones) ihsa ftritig ibem p solid aod must remain so. Two parsoas aro acur going around the county putting them in. Do aot let tbem pass without at least caa lot ycdb owa"' vac. . . : ' ; ..i - - Ifeay have a doubt about these bottoms, ttsaaa eall oa I. Brayton, I. Swift, Euos P Br.li.eid, S-iml. Foljambe, Lniher Vij; Jackaoo.1. Green. Lvma. W. Hall, 8- a Hans, Jr., 8. ft Freeman, W. M. Folger, Hiram Collins, SamJ. Mass, and mar .others ir. ihia village, ard gel theis tsatiooiy. . fcaT" Price for nuttira bottoms ia aA ki.j. filling up holes, te.,$l,25. ' - " , . . A. B. GRJFFIV,- '- 5!!!illJ,", Sth.lSoU- 3i6 6oj Shake Cff Old Aociatins, and PREJUDICES AKD PBCFIT BY THE riWBESSIVK . MAKlFL'STAw . . -. -TIOKS AT TUB - ' mw DRUG STORK; WHKRE addit.ona are daily made lo iha kL . JrYrilSi'!"! T"'"' of DRt'tM and MiDICINES fine and common soaps shav if g creams brushes, a great ivsrieH-powders ef all kinds perfumeries al the Ihost'anprovtd elas-se-hair oils and prjpaialions hair djes-smVa ing salts narstrg. bottles breau pipes tne Uusr writing and nolo paper-faery si.d plain eae!ri.s cigars and tobacco patent medicines, a.shy f which tear rait aures him a tlea-irita lo- d capita, ticns. . Also a few cdditics which caa be found am. where else Among these laat Mains are ircludttf the Doctor and his R ckirg CLa.,l Among the most recent additions "are Htwi'e ' Hygeau Hoarhound Coogh Candy,, aad Howa's Shaker Compound Eitract ol Sauapartlla, (from it pare Honduras Sarsapariils,) remt-dira preacrlScd by ecient fnc practitioners, ar.d said by carry, -body and his whole family. Djf b rraMhail,; ftVitta'a Vermirugt Hvbena-i-S's Worm Pjrpp, h'Di.(w safe, pleasant,-ar.d tfEcient Vefceiable r. mtdy u r the datrHoctios of worms IB children f r atisl-s tvr r offsrtd lo the publit try i. a.. Ciarkaa Gsaaeaa Ltnameni, ilr suae remedy for the bermaeat'cne M all dise-jts requiriig cite nal aj pLeaiiDB ia horses, raaa.or c.ule. R.s dev, 'Pi,.tam ," hr hnck O.l Scllei's Liver Pills, Sol ei's Cuaah avr. up, etc., etc. , "- - Ravenna.Oct. 18, IS51.'" ' " : """V ''1 - -'--. Einkley's Patent


ocr: SLOAN'S - Condition Powder, FARRIER BOOK, TANNIN PASTE. --" " ' ': " " ' AND FAMILY OINTMENT. - Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail at No. 40 Lake-street, Chicago, Illinois, by W.B.SLOAN. Also, sold, wholesale and retail, at the proprietor's prices, at SLOAN'S MEDICINE DEPOT, next door to the TJ S. Hotel, Buffalo, N. f " And sold . " " fir See Agents names at the head of Sloan's Advertisement. BYNtMKR. LYliES fr CASE. . IMWRTEM AND DEALER' tit .'.' A complete assortment of Combs, Buttons, Brushes, Threads', Pa . per-Hangings, Looking Glasses, Clocks, Watches, Gold. Gilt, and Common ' Jewelry. No. ISO, Broadway, up staira) ew York. Wnalebone, ; j. Spoon sand ; ' Plated Wartf, Pins-, ! Needles, ; ..' , - Books and Eyet Steel Gnoda, ' Fancy Boxer, . Perfumery, y ' Percussion Capt, , Pocket Books, Porta Monies -Suspenders, Fans, Beads, V " St ttonery, Purses, Pine Cutlery, Gold Peas, Carpet Bagey , Window Paner. Tof ether with infinite variety of nssfoT and Fsney artifle si cr prictt. Jin 7 if


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ocr: ' ' : l RISE'S BRRYPECTOBAfc For trie rapid Car ut'; - i. . COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS," BRONCnmSjWHOOPIAG-COtGH CROUP, ASTHMA, AM) f " CONSUMPTION. 1 Many years of trial instead of impairing the public conn Jam' in this medicine, has won for it an appreciaUon and notoriety by far exceeding the most sanguine expectations of its friends. Nothing but its Intrinsic virtues and the unmistakable boneflt incurred on thousands of sufferers, could originate and main-, tain the reputaUon it enjoys. While many Inferior remedies theeommunitT, have failed and been discarded. LmlSm ntb!SiSt'S!SSi oit a.," oo ,olne " in lnf""iy eure-stiu there Is abundant proof that the ?cm3 Wne hViT.cometo "pnKm" uJfZjg ' State, city, and indaed almost evor-hamlet It contilns,CnE- pEnT0aiL is known as the best reined)- extant for diseases or 0,8 Thro" n1 Lungs, and in many forjign countries. u - SinGrS KalnrdudtandK SSK ' Hospitals, Aims Houses, Pubric Institutions, and in dvimcstta pracUee.as the surest remedy their attending physicians can " employ fortne more dangerous affection of the Tilings,- Ah t".Tlocurrin ttmf chmsetrutu'aM . ti!"i,'",oil is manufactured by a practical chant- undor. h own eye, wiU, lnr.riable.c- cunM-y uuwre. insseaiea auu protctea by lawfrotncoof forfeits, consequenUy can bo relied on as genuine, wllhoi 1 - aaniterauon. we nave entieaToreunere o mrntsa the commnnlty with a medicine of such intrinsic superiority and worth as shoiiM " commena tisetr to tneir conuu. nce a romoly at onto safe dence a rotnedT at nnh, Mf. Bjirwij DHuH,ituDi,.nu hibiws rvpuniUU una COUUtleSS 1 .. .. . 1 1 I. : . .1. 11.;.. 1 . I. .. I , . - trials nrored itself to be: and trust bv a-reat care in n.,.n..in. . it with chemical accuracy, ef uniform strength to afford Phytt clans a new agent on which tliey can rely for the bett results. and Cie afflicted with a remedy that will do for them all that. medicine can do. - - ' PKEPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES C. ATEU. PracUcal and Analytical ( h- mi fa x e 9


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ocr: nOO BE dk CUiWXJKB, TEA DEALERS. N. E. Corner tf Seventh audi Walnut- ssrecis. Ivincinnaa. - ... I . 1 - - -- t - BUT aad sell for oasb, aaat ass the best lest Tea Dealer! ia the west. . , .. H. B. Frioes iewertMa any credit boose la ths Called Butet. rfebia, lbel.


Portage sentinel. [volume]

ocr: Finances of A S TATE MEN 1 OF THE RECEIPTS AND FXPENDITURES OP PORTAGE COUNTY THE FISCAL YEAR,. COMMENCING JUNE 1831. AMD IUNE 9, 1(13-5. .':r,- ,1,:... RECEIPTS " " ".'-. EiiBince-fo he Treaeury Jane 3,:165 ',. . 827 43 ' : Taaea collected on lax. Dajplicate 1S51," 8,178 C4 A asosrut received of State Treasrrer.: County's proportion of Common School Fund', $2,352 13 9 . Interest on- Weatern Reserve School Fund. 772 72 T County's proportion of taxes paid into Bute Treasury ' 2 6fi 7 ' " State's proportion of taxes refunded by County, 22 03 O 'Tr:tnspcrtnlion on Standard Balances, &c, . " S 80 0 ."'3,183 36" County Loans ' - ' 4,100 00 Principal of Surplus Revenue - 8C5 29 Interest or " " 21 1 j8 Fines, costs in criminal cases, and unclaimed' costs' 634 63 Forfeited recognizances ; 240 00 ' County claims ;: f " " . ' ' - i90 00 Stud Horse Licenses ' . '" 65 00 Pedlar's and Aoctioneer' JLTcttioes " 60 00 Directors County Infirmary ; :- - SS2 18 Show Licences 80 00 Jury Fees ' . ' 30 DO Auction Duties '80 00 Taxesjnot iucludeu" In settlement with County Treasurer . 102 04 Outstanding Orders issued since June 3, 1851 , , '-'V . 767 49 , , - - i : 859,757 38 EXPENDITURES. Paid States proportion of Taxes of 185 1 collected : . - 91,438 84 ; Township Treasurers for Road, Sehool and Township purpose - 11,778 33 . Post Mortem examination of John McConnell . ' 10 00 ' :' "' Judges and Clerks of October Election , , . , ' - 205 00 ; " Judges and Clerks of Constitutional Election ' ' 121 10 . Returning Poll Books of Justices Election - 16 40 . a Township Assessor's Fees 690 12 ' . " -s County Board of Equalization Fees . 12 00 TowDship Cler'cs for returning enumeration of Yoetlj. . 75 ' 'TowfishipTreastirers for anuual settlement " 20 CO . " Petit Jurors, Fees ' , . . S46 fiS ' Grand Jurors Fees ? , . , . tr i -162 30. " Associate Judges Fees r " . . ' . 04 00 Stationery, Books, &c, for public Offices , 183 78 '? Public Printing ; - : , 357 29 ''. PrintingBlsnke ... i 246 73 ;; v. " . Treasnrer of Portage County Agricultural Society 12100 Transportation of Standard Balances &c, 3 82 Transportation on Agricultural Reports and Laws . 5 94 County Auditors' Fees and allowances , "' 1,43171 ;--. Connty Recorders Allowances : " 330 83 County Treasurer's Fees and Allowances ' 1 1' : 1,233 98 " County Commissioner's Fees - . t62 C7 Prosecuting Attorney's Fees 300 -fm County Clerk's Allowances - 3ir89 "" ' Constable's Fees in Criminal cases ' 139 35 " Constable's Fees for attending Court - - "-.-'-.' 127 00 " Sheriff's account for Boarding, clothing and sustaining prisoners, summon. - - ing Jurors, making Proclamations AiC, ,r i . . 862 41 Justices Fees in Criminal oases 75 12 " Witness Fees in Criminal cases 1,189 81 " Taxes Refunded 1 1 44 67 " Principal of County Loan ... " . 1,500 00 " Interest on County Loans 95 25 " Road Committees, Surveyors snd Chainmeji 74 50 ' " Bridge Appropriations 1,488 93 ' Superintendent of Bridge " - . 20 00 " County Infirniary, Food, Clothing &on for Paupers and Salary of Direators 819 86 : " Sustaining Paupers out of Infirmary 399 13 " Transporting Paupeis to Infirmary 17 25 u Superintendent County Infirmary ' 893 00 ". " . Transporting Insane to Asylum " 304 83 -" Trial of Insnne &c 52 29 ... ". Addition and Repairs of Public Buildings SCO 27 . -. " County Newspapers . . . 3 00 " Coroners Inquest - 35 65 u - Attorney's Fees on Surplus Revenue Fund 41 40 " Attorney's Fees for defending Criminals by order of Court 55 00 44 Attorney's Fees for assisting Prosecuting Attorney 30 00 ' Furuiture for Public Buildings 43 61 . Lights and fuel for Puhjlo Offices J 106 89 Costs Refunded i. ; 20 19 . School Examiners - , 6 00 " Expenses of Notifying Commissioners to meet In Special Sesslen, and ex pense in Bridge Arbitration 14 00 " Pedlars Licences paid into the State Treasury SI 85 Auction Duties. do do . do - 3 92 , " Show Licences do do do ( ' . . 38 00 u Principal Surplus Rev. do do do " - -" ' ' '3,506 24 ' Interest : do do dot do do ' 210 37 ." . Road Receipts allowed Treasurer on Settlement - - 5,494 03 n County Orders redeemed issued prior to Jnne 3. 1811 918 34 - Inter est on same - ... : 25 36 Baianctnainln jln'Goewy Treaaurjr ' 1,373 33 We have examined the foregoing Receipts and Expenditures and compared the same with t Accounts aad Vouchers of the County Auditor and Treasurer, and find.the some correct. : UID a M S0I'1Mr'IMJ JOEL ' Portage County. " :" $59,757 39 JOHN G. MoB R IDE, Connty Auditor.. CouMiDSioxEft's Offickj Poutaob Cocanr, June a, ibok. H. CURTISS. f bounty Commissiontr.


Jeffersonian Republican. [volume]

ocr: OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEWD'S SAESAPAEILLA. A fresh supply of the above atricle, jus received, and for sale at this Office, by THEODORE SCHOCH. Stroudsburg, June 17, 1852

place_of_publication: Stroudsburg, Pa.

geographic_coverage:
Pennsylvania--Monroe--East Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania--Monroe--Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania--Pike--Milford

publisher: Richard Nugent


ocr: TANNE IISVILL E


ocr: Bl V. Hi. Swayzc, SURGEON DENTIST, Easton, Ta. A graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, Office above the Court House, and oppo site T. Deshlor's store, Easton Pa December 18, 1851-


ocr: January 30, 1851, Iy StroudHbut-ff iitid ITS audi Chunk f Mail Line of Stages. This line leaves J. J. Postens' Hotel, (In dian Queen.) in Stroudsburg. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 o'clock a. m via Fennersrille. Sjiafers P. O. Kresgeville, Weissport, and Lchfghton to MauchChunk, where it arrives at 4 o'clock p. m., and con nects with lines from Poltsvjlle, Berwick and other places. Returning, leave C. ConnoTa hotel, in Mauch Chunk, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 a. m. and ar rive in Stroudsburg at 4 p. m. This lino connects with the Wilkesbarre and While Haven,ctages al Shafers P. O. Monroe county, and with the New York, Easton, Milford and Honesdale stages at Stroudsburg. ! FARE From Stroudsburg to Mauch Chunk $2 00 White Haven 2 00 " " Wilkesbarre 2 50 J. STOUFFER & Co., February. 13. 1S5I. Proprietors Country Produce. Butter, eggs, &c. taken in exchange for any gooas in my ime oi Business. . . ixf ? JOHN H. ;MEtICK Stroud 1. I51.


ocr: "Dr. V, Ul. Swayzc, SURGEON DENTIST, Boston, Fa. A graduate of the'Baltimore College Dental Surgery. Office above the Court House, and oppo site T. Deshler's store, Easton Pa. December 18, 1851.


ocr: Urown, Joseph Bush, Mary Detrick, Henry Remaining in the STROUDSBURG P. AlbertsoIlf SalJ AnR M petcr Able. Samuel Nwn v.n KUSh, Henry D. Plattenbcrger, John isPOHTnt I Stokes, S. Doct. Smith, John Strobel.'John SI utter, Catharine Evlenberi?er.Fred'k2 Slutter. Samuel W. Abraham Sees, Mar, Elizabeth T, ..l. rt: i .i. Stout, G. W. Heim, George Strunk, William . Titus, Amos Thomas, John Turrell, Abel Vanauken, John Williams, Sarah Weaver, Mary Ann Yettcr, Abraham Hater, William TLrll T L Knecht, Matilda Loos, George Lee, George II Murray, Julia A Marvin, Emy x'ersons caning ior letters on t above List, will please say advertised. ' 1 J . Persons calling for Letters on GEO. II. MILLER, P. M. May 20, 1852. r -.Qth TR-jo


ocr: ; Came to the premises of subscriber in Hamilton town Ship, some time ago, a Brindle Heifer, a white face; the oars and about the eyes dark brindle, and has some white spots the breast and about the hind legs, and supposed to be about two years old. 1 owner or owners thereof, is requested come forward, prove property, pay and take her away, or she will be of according to law. JOHN LESH. Hamilton, January 15, 1853.


ocr: . STROUDSBURG FEMALE SEMINARY. : Miss Earton will re-open her for the, instruction of Young Ladies Monday, the first day of September "Terms-per session of 11 uccksi Common and higher English branches French Drawing and Painting in water colors Stroudsburg, July 31, 1851. NEW FIRM l$o. 71 Northampton Street, Opposite Easton Bank. THE subscribers having entered into partnership for the purpose of continu ing the D.rug,and raint Business at the old stand of the late Mr. John Dickson, would offer their stock of Drugs, Medicines, Puints, Oils, Glass, Stc. &c. to old customers bf the stand and Physicians .and dealers general. " Please call and try us. W. J. "DICKSON, . A N. SAMPLE. Trading under the firm of Dickson cj- . Sole Acents for Wetherill's Pure White Lead. Easton, July 17, 1851. I'y


ocr: OLD D&J&QQB TOVKSEND'S SARSAPAR ILL A. A fresh supply) of tho above aliicle. received, and fur a!e this Office, by . TIIBODORE fcCIIOCH.


ocr: 200,000 BRICK Just burnt and for sale by the subscriber These brick are of a large size and of a su perior quality, arid will be sold as low and lower, according to quality, than any other brick in the County. A portion of thern ar pressed or front, and cr.rnue Brick of differ ent kinds. Said JJrick aie composed of ma terial that will stand the lire will; impunity, thus answering for the purpose of building bako-ovens. &c, all of which will be retailed at the following rates: Pressed or front brick at $1 50 per hundred Best common hard brick t0 do do Hest.salmon do 75 do do Best soft do 50 do do Filling-in-brick , 5 do do N. IT All kinds of grain, at the highest market price, lakiMi in exchange for Urick, and Cash riot refused. WILLIAM WINTEMUTK. Si


ocr: E STRAY. Strayed Jrom the premises of the subscriber some time last spring, a dark red Bull, two year old next spring No marrs about him. Anv information respecting him will be thankfully received, and reasonable expenses paip CUARI.K.S P05TKKS.


ocr: Stroiidsibtirsr and ruaiicli Chunk Mail Line of Stages. This line leaves J. J. Postens' Hotel, (In dian Queen,) in Stroudsburg, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at o clock a. m via Fenneisville, Shafers P. O. Kresgeville, Weissporl, and Lehighton to Mauch Chunk, where it arrives at 4 o'clock p. ,m., and con nects with lines from Poilsvilie, Berwick anil other places. Returning, leave C. Connoi's hotel, in Mauch Chunk, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 7 a. m. and ar rive in Stroudsburg at 4 p. m. This line connects with the Wilkesbarre and White Haven slages at Shafers P. 0. Monroe county, and with the New York, Easton, Milford and Honesdale stages at Stroudsburg. F A R E From Stroudsburg to Mauch Chunk S2 00 White Haven 2 oo Wjlkesbarre 2 50 J. STOUFFER & Co., February 13, 1851. Proprietor?- Country Produce. Butter, eggs, &c. taken' in exohange for anv goods in my line of business'. JOHN H. 'MWLICK Stroudsburg, February 1, 1851.


ocr: THIS IS A GREAT COUNTRY, AND ft-ANY MYSTERIES IN ST ! Wholesale and Retail Bool and Shoe Store. HPIIE Subscriber lakes ihis method to tn I r.,-m ti, nnhlic that he has just re- i . . - .,-n pttiA nnil npnrlv ounosile 1 . K r . ftiix sellVstore, hi Hamilton lierl, a large as- Boojts emir Sljocs, sortmenl of .loi.IP(Uv the larscst, cheapest Boston, which auu iioi, . !, ; snllino rr cash and isie- temiincd not to be undersold by ftpy othi'r establishment, accor dinR to the niiicle: liis assortment consists Cclll'res Gaiiers, Gaiters, Half Gaiiers, Jenny Linds, lippers, Huskins, and a large assortment of children gailora. &c &c. L O. Gentlemen's and youths and Shoes of every variety, all made of best materials, and experienced (under his own superintendence.) Orders for work to be made bv and repairing of all kinds, promptly to as heretofore. A continuance of the la vors of a libreal community respectfully so licited. T1IADDEUS SCHOCII.


ocr: presseu or iront, ana corwe unci; of differ ent kinds. s-aid Brick arI composed ofm ,,-3 Uial wilI stand the fire wilh : ' navaorn ,ua . r "J" 200 000 BRICK, Just burnt and for sale by the suhscrihn. These brick are of a large size and of a su' perior quality, and will be sold as low and brick in the County. A portion of them,? i ? i - . '"'are . V b ; rrT 'r. uuain oaKe-ovens, &sc:.,au 01 wnicn will be retailoi rn : . . "HC(I pressed or front brick at est comm0n hard brick. 00 10 50 do do do ! Besi salmon do Best soft do 50 do d0 Filling-tn-brick 25 do j0 N. B. All kinds of grain, at the highest market price, taken in exchange for Jlrick and Cash not refused. ' WILLIAM S. WINTEMUTE November 30, 1852.