ocr: OIK DIES. Our hilh arc due in January, nnny hive nut Iwei paid. VV 8h ill emumeiicH inday m-nd ng ill- m to all wi. hive n ! cal'oillor th m and ci ntmne In md lill paid Keb 2, l&rJ. (j:iiw H I'oit KS i L .0l-iiN FRANCIS V. RANDALL Uorncij at atu, 7 Northfield, Vermon".


Green-Mountain freeman. [volume]

ocr: P J GOODS ! . i 1 AT Wholesale Be Retail AT THK PEOPLES STORE. 2011 Picres Prints, from 4 cents vp. 75 do D'Laines, iy Purisians,ll cts up 100 do Alpucciis. Lyoncsc, Thibet $ nml other 4-4 Goods. 28 do Scotch Ginghams, 5 I do Cotton Flannils, 20 do All Wool Flannels, 00 do Dcnnins und Drills, 2(1 do Fluids anil Linstysfm-chililrcn. 400 BAY STATE LONG &. SQUARE SHAWLS, 100 pieces Cuuliueref, Doeskins and Trucking, f ilio roils Paper Hangings and Borders, from 6 cents to the best French Satin and beautiliil styles JtKHI pairs children, misses, buys, ladies and men' l-hoes, Uallersand Hoots many new nj les, nnd the best nssoit ment ever offered ; llUUUUUS, Patent and an extra urticle ol common ; 50 pieces, from a colloti nt 10 cents td the best nil wool manufactured, and the styles nre new, beautifu Und . heap. Oil tariwiinao, l-'eslher., Oloth Cups, Lmbrellas, Carpot Ones and Satchels. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS! Susars and Teas less than fan be lmiii-'lit elsewhere in the county, by the barrel or pound. In fact wo have elmost every liinig a person enn want in ilns (treat stock, nnd we nre determined all shall any that they can buy (.toils less al the People's Store than nt any oilier .tore in the courtly. We want in see all our irieuus, mm . neighbors with them. LYMAN MM.. Moulpolier, Sept G, 18a3. BONNETS, i:ii5!.OYS AND SHAWIJJ, llandkercbiefa and Cravats, Hosiery, Gloves and ffirntvf of all kinds, llrnad Cloths, Ciissiiucres, Doeikins. Patl nels, Tweeds, Vcsliugs. 4c, also a larse as-ollmenl ot Heavy Srcy Ca.siiticre, All of which will be sold at low prices , hy sept, w, ie.-. p' i " i riM.n. HAKDWAKIi! AKRW lot of I1AUUWAUK in all its vatlelles, Jus opensd and for snle at reduied rales by He. "0, lisa-j. c-CO'i i; . 1M liLI). Taint, Oils and Varnish ! LASS and Sitsti, and a jreat v.irlely of Grntories.nt G

place_of_publication: Montpelier, Vt.

publisher: J. Poland


ocr: REMOVAL. Li ) a jiiijjui vu iiiiiiiji Have removed from llidr fmmor placo at budnesi tolhelr NEW AND SPACIOUS STORE On State Street, (HUBBARD'S JVEfF BLOCK,) Where tltev will bo happy to ste their frlendi and custom era, and will show tinsni u stock of OIS AMU PRICES which win bn wry tempting to all wishing to purchase. Montpdiur, Oct. 4, Ibo. VOU Witt FIND- DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS, Ray Stale Shawl, Hosiery, Gloves, Laces and Edgings, RUBBERS, SHOES AND SLIPS, Polkas und Jenny Linds, Gaiter., CIHLI)RE.yS AXO MISSES' SHOES, AT WALKI2K &, WHITE'S. ON HANI) AND FOR SALE. Wholesale and Retail. CASKS Mail's and Boj 'a Thick BooU and Shoes, yj do do do Kip do do do do do Calf do do do do do Kahhers. By VVAI.KEtt t WHITE. The Largest Assortment OP MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS, 8ACK and t'rov.t Cnntf, CRsrtmr and UmIcU tinti, OverHlH, UmUirsiiinn atid Drawer, Green Jnckcu, Stocks ttnd Crnviiln, Hliirts, Unhnmii and Collars. Mittens, Gluvrs ntiil Ftirnisliing Goods of ail kindd, to ! found in Moulin Her, and suld the cheapest, at whnlevale and retail, by WALKER & WIUTifi. A BIG PILE OF SILK H ATS, (l.ute t all and Winter styles ) ")I.A('K und llrah, Wool and Fur, Kossuth and Magyar I ) llals,i:otli and Ulnm-d, 'lush and Velvet Caps, Dress Trunks and Values, v. illi prices nllached to Ihe same, much Ik Iow iliosu who pn lend m nianufiicture (but in fact buy most of their (ioods) may bo found liy calling nt WALKER & WHITE'S. KOCKERY ! GLASS AND HARDWARE! mKA CotTce Fiijeir Molasses Raisins Salt Fish 1 (llass and Nails, from Iho load down to the smallest ipiantiiy at prices thai must suit, hy WALKER & WHITE. Cawh Iiid for Pelts ! "V0,"'nd Kiiippinn fur. 15000 pairs Bucks wanted M to lil! a tloveiiimciit Contract by WALKER 8l WHITE. pAHH paid lor SO!) Storu Hogs hv V.i Oct. 4. W WALKER 4c WHITE. ml Ml NHAM IS SKLI.I.N'O FAIiL STYLE Lr, Lower Price Th:in ever known in ViTinnnt, linvinR Jimi returned from i-v Voik iind liusttJi), wilh a splendid aimortment. CENTS FURf or the nr.sr quality and AM that i--'li fur nrliih'S in my trade will do well te cull liiitiru tlnjy piirtliaiiL'. Sept., lat'l. Will1 FALL CARPETS. NO ADVANCE IN PEICES. PETTES & L0VEJ0Y, SUMMKR STREET, NEXT TO THE COEKES OF WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON, Have just vocvivol, direct from tho English manufacturers, 150 pieces of the be8t quality TAPr.STItV IUtT'KSEIiS CARPETS. 100 l'IF.t liS EXTHA niCH VELVET TAPESTRY CARPETS. Also, Extra qtinlily of Americnn Rms Bitls, Tapi-'stry "'' Vc,vut CARPETS, a few of which biiiis slightly imperfect will be sold at low prices. Thhkf. Ti.v C'.uii'triNos from all tho man ufactories ; Siterfine Carpets ; Chamber Car pets ; Patknt Tai'kstuv Ingrains, or Trans viiiiSEi.Y Cari'btixus ; Stair G'arpetincs ; Floor OIL CLOTHS, nnd every other articlo in THKiR line, in gretit variety. These Carpets have all heen ordered and purchased previous to tho recent advance in the price of carpets, and sales will be contin ued at OLD PRICES. Also, direct from tho GREAT AUCTION SALES, held in tho city of Now York, a complete as sortment of Mrnnui nml superfine carpet. INCS, COTTO.V nnd WOOL CARPETS, STAIR CARPETS, HEMP CARPETS, TUFTEO RI CiS AND MATS. NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE, i:XT TO TItlMTV (IIFRCU, SUM.MEIl STREET, NEAR TO TIIE CORNER OF WA3HIXUT0N STREET, BOSTON. I'KTTES & LOVEJOY A I'lNI'. ASSllKT.MBNT OP THOSE ALSlV B:vs:nv uimi & riMiMTHE CHEAPEST TO TIIE REST, AI.WATS PN IUXP, tlie Inrrrtt nnd cheapest Hals! &


ocr: further proof ol ihe merits of this highly popular nrlirle HKVVAHh OF COIJiVI EUFKI'I H A.NI) I UH'ATiO.Vfl dllf-l. . C.itnrl. Oi.lniK.iinil n u ... II.. I ; . u-n.j pun,, moerican Fiilinoimrv Il iUiim, nnd .uhcrs, in part Ivmlng the name : Kiui'iire for III nrlirle hv ii ul.,.u ...,nu " VHUUTAHt.E I'l LMtlVAIIY BALSAM," and lee Hint it lias tu? wi ilun sim.i.tiire of Wis. i-'uTLt. hjii a yellow Inlwl, on the lilne wrappers. bottle midrrnli? i-mmprd " V. c mhlt ruliiioni rv Prepared l y iiEl.ll, ( l''l I.Elt fc CO., Impi rtirs Whohsalo litaler- in Mediiines Piinis, ( hiinicals Dye tofTs, :i.l ludi i sireet, Botoii, and sold hy Apoilnxar.es, and -i fry Mcrclmnts p n'rally. For par ticulars and reejinniendanons, .ee a pamphlet accompany ingeach bottle Price 50cenis IVrsnm in Montpelier hy M. K.Colins. 48:Un TRUE EXPERIENCE J)IUVE8 thut !tu contmrv to nnture that any iivolb aitioli oi coMeot'Wo cAjf critK kvkkt bisic ask. and it alio provva nt NOTHING HAS EVKIt BKEN FOUD TO SO FrCT CALLY LHADICATE DISEASE is DR. STEPHEN JEWETT'S JUSTLY AND UIGULY CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES, Prepartd by Stephen Jevott, son of tlia late Dr. Stephen JavetL of R;.h1(n, N. H.( etch nisioitnforand rnrARAi.LKLEiin the PERMANENT RE HEY Qit CtKEof all dUwauei for which they are reconntwnrted. ORIGINALLY PREPARED BY ONE OF THE MOST 8UC CESSFlili AND EMINENT PHYSICIANS THAT EVEK LIVED. Used and Recommended 1y Kmfnent Phy siclaiit of the present day. Dunns a lonfr and continued seriei of years they hare continued to do (heir oooo work in a quiet anil mre manner, and probably SO MEIliriKKS HAVE DO N E OR ABK OOINO SO MUCH TO RE LIE V and Ct'RE tlmK pronoun red jiryono hope, or btaxds so firm AM) I M ftlU S II A BLK IX TUB O0Ol FSTI1IATIOS Of Til E PUHI IC. Thpyare recommended by DIHT1NUCIK11ED and EMINENT CITIZENS, who have rKitsoNAU.r in their lomiliei anil aiuo&g their fnuniis ieeu Uieir okkat reneficial kfekcti. No Family should be without them, TOM UrON THKM FIRM A1TD THUS RELIANCE CAlf BE r LAC ED. To the afflicted we lay, "FAtr. hot to tbt xso keceivx BB LLLi " hi tlic thorough trial of these GREAT AND CELEBRATED TRUE RESTORATIVES, The Celebrated TRUE Health Restoring Bitters, A Medicine for EVERY SEASON in the Viae, Remove all morhlrt ifcretlons, purify the blood, rive pr-eat tn and vlpoi to the Digestive Ormnis, cure diieowo that already ex lit. fortity the n.viU'iii apnfnit future difenfe, at no time debilt tnting the pntient. Bcin (rniteful to the moH dulicAte atmuch, their cim.niNo, intiooiiatiso, RTKitsoTiiiCKiHo, nnd hesTob ativk pROfKuiiKS umkc them aa invaluable and SURE HEM ED Y In Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Incipient Consumption, AND AIX OTffRTl DISEASE! CAfSEO BT AN TWPPRK STATE Of TWt Btomach, Uowki.s, Ulood, Livek, etc., which Uud to debUitaM or weaken the Myatcm. THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED Pulmonary Elixir, PROVFD THE REST COUGH MEI-ICIXE EVER KNOWN. Thli Elixir contnini ninny of the nift hi(rhlv approved coirh Or cxneetonint nii'ilit-inpn, heinir peculiarly and f-irtiniati-lv coin bined, and in truly wimlerful In its Rood reiult. The multitude who have uncd thia Elixir rvnyi t vocAi.i.r nmnnunw; it to be iu pcrior to any other pn-pnrntiou in ute for aimiinr purpmet. Par- TIcri.AKLY 9llori.ll THIS MEIlO INF. RK IS EVrilY FAWILV Wll f RE THEKR ARE CU I LDHEN, aa the delay in prorurinir a phvficltn hai often proved fi'tal tn thoae wiiom timkly assistance WOfLO 11 AVE SAVKO. A valmiblti rrmeilv in CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, Sore Thrnnt, Aftthma, Brour.hltL, Cronp, nnd oilier DUcnsrs of the Ki'sjiiratory THE JUfTLY CELEBRATED Strengtheninp; Plaster, Is universally .ritnnwledppd to he tiie bent plaster ever known. This P!itr is eiii.n..il nf qnifr . minitier of veietnbte ns ttnnees, pecnlinrly cornrioiiiHlpil. Then never las tteen, nnd Is not tttlte i)re.'iit time, o iM'lter .i.i-Irr mnile, lr tlio various purpotes lor which planter, arc UK'd. It ha. no superior for REMOVING PAIN, INTERNAL INFUMMATIfiNS, RHEUMATISM, WEAKNESS IN TIIE SIDE, BACK, BREAST, STOMACH, tc, snrt when tiseri in LIVEtt AND ri.'LMONARV DISEASES will prove ver? beneficial to those suffering with mch complaint. For further information reenrdln, th.t vatn.Me Meleines.Mt Pamphlet, to he had of the saent., where testimony frvmlhe bigliWl quarter, will he found, atnons which are letter, from Jlcist. MARSHALL r. WILDER. Boston. Maat, Hos. JA.MFS C. CIH ltl 1111.1.. IVirtlund, Me. KNDCII rATTKRS'JN, Esi BoMoo. Mais. Cut. tllAS. 1L COLL, Kju.lge, W. LL, Uu of New Brtfctd, Vbm. KHI1BAIM Ml'nnorK. Jr. Fq Wlnchemlon.Mass. IRA RUSSELL, M. O, Wlnclienrton, Mass. N. KINUSHUKY, M. IX, Temple. N. M. . PAHWfN AHELU M. 1). Rindw, N. H. GEO. JKWETT. M. !.. Templeton, Mm. Kav. A. W. BI'HNIIAM. Rindie, N. II. Jtr v. KI KIS TII.TI1N, Petc rhora'. N. tt CALEB 8. CARTER. Esq. Portland, Me. OEll. w. MoLELLAN, Esg, Deputy Colledor Custom BMM Boston, Mass. WILLIAM NICHOLS, Esq, Townsend, Han. For Sale, Wholesale nnd Retail, at Princi pal Office, Scol lay's Knildiug, Tremont Row, Boston. Aoehts. S. K. COLLINS, .Munipelier; W.H.Wood ward, Waterlmry ; Horace ilnlilrn,Middlpx ; A.O. Bnrn hain, Moretown ; Cyrus Skinner, Wnitsfleid ; Cirahall, Warren ; Geo. H. Ed-on, Smith Snrlhlield ; F. Smitli, Norlliiii ld ; Mark Frnr.h, Bnrre ; Andrew Plainlield j Charles Slhley, Nn. Montpelier ; A. P. Enst Cnlnis j Putnam 6c Wotxlrr, M irshlield ; Sam. Bcl clinc, Udoit ; J. II. Bennett, Mown ; S. F. Hopkins A, L'ninhridh'o; J. M. Hutrlikiss, Walerville ; C. W. Johnson; L. (I. Noyes, Hydepark ; Moses Fisk, Mnrris vllle i A. W. Frenrh, Lilnenhurj! : llnrlinaA, Concord ; L. Bingham and Co., West Concord ; and


ocr: Free Democratic Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT, JOHN P. HALE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GEORGE W. JULIAN, Or ItCOIAIfAl For Presidential Electors. WILLIAM C. BRADLEY, ? Electors HORATIO NEEDHAM,", $ at large. DANIEL ROBERTS, 1st District, M. M. DAVIS, ii District, WILLIAM H. FRENCH, 3d District Election, Tuesday, Nov. 2d. 1852.


ocr: TRUE EXPERIENCE TjROVEg that It ii contrsiT to nature thnt any s turn. I asticlb I Or C'lMI'OUND CAN CCHE KVEHT Dl SK ARB, 8Dd it sltW DrOVeS ffist NOTHING HAS EVER BEEN FOLN1J TO SO Et'itCT- UALLl EKADHJATE UiStASt as DR. STEPHEN JEWETT'S JUSTLY AND UIUIILY CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES, PrtfltKil by Stephen Jewrtt son of the late Dr. Stephen Jeirstt, each nssionnlbrand unpARAi-HLiDin the PERM ANKNT RB L1F ond CUKE of all diseasee fur which they are reeommnded. OfUOUfAM.Y PREPARED RY ONE OK THE MOST BUO CESBi'UL AND EMINENT PIIY8ICIANH THAT EVLK Uaed and Recommended by Eminent Phy sicians oi inc present, uay niirins a Innff and continued seriei of veari ther have continued to do tliftr nttou work in a quiet anil sure manner, and probably SO MKIliriMtft HAVE DO.I K (I It AUK DOIflO SU ICJIH TO nr.l'lC v Ej and CUBE tli'ne pronounced nitron n iioi-r, ok si amis so firm AND IMeKKI8IIABl.lt IN Til K OuOlt RSTIMATMIN or TUB et'BI IC. They are recommended by MHTINUI'IHIIKI) and EMINENT Cl'li.ENS. who have pkksonallt in their f'nmiltfi and among tbcix friend seen their oueat bin kficial effkcts. No Family should be without them, FOI UPON THEM FIRM A NO TRUI RELIANCE CAN BB FLiCIBs To the afflicted we nay, "Fail not TO TUT AND BECElTl IU3 LIEJ: " iu the thorough trial of tliett GREAT AND CELEBRATED TRUE RESTORATIVES. The Celebrated TRUE Health Restoring1 Bitters. A Mediciki ran EVERY BISAPOIN itf the Yeab, Rernrive all morbid tecretiona. DiirifV the blood, irlve trreat ton and vitrnt to the Ditretive Unjani. eure diaeasei tltat already ex- lat, TOrtin tne ayitcin airainai tunira iiiteose. ai no nme aeniw Uling tie patient Beirn? frrstei'ul to thv mutt delicate itomaeh, their cnirmso, inviooratiito, stbenotheniku, and rkmtob- ative PHUt'EBTlKS luaKc utem aa ihtwusuw an sum .. DY in Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Incipient Consumption, AND ALL OTfl BE DIIEASKS CAPiED BT AK 1MPCKE STATE fT! Stomach, Howbi-b, Blood, Livbb,1c wtiich toad to ucbttitaM oc maluD tbe lyatom. THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED Pulmonary Elixir, PROVED THE BEST COUGH MEM CINE EVEK KNOWN. Thla Elixir containa many of th mott highly approved couch or expectorant medicinei, being rculiarly ana fortunatelT com bined, and it truly wonderful in tta good reiulW. The muldtud who have uted thia Elixir rnw.'i vocally pronounce it to he iu perior to any other preparation in uk tor nmilar purpojea. Pab- TICl'LABLY Sliori.!) T11IS NKDICISK IK II EVRHT FAH1LT WHERE think are CHII.DHFN, aa the delay in procuring a phyiiciaa haa often proved fatal u thoae whom timelt assistance would ate savkd. A valuahla remedy Id CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchllta, Cropy and other Diseases of the lteayiratorjr Urgama. THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED Strengthenino; Plaster, Is aniTemlly acknowledged to bs the best platter ever known. This Fleeter ie romlswed of quits s number of veseuble il. sisnce peculiarly compounder!. There never he. been, and is not St the present time, a better plRster msde, tor the rufous purposes for which plasters sre used. It tuu no supwtor for BEMOVINt; PAIN, INTERNAL INFLAMMATIONS, BI1EUMATISM, WEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, BACK, BREAST, STOMACH, ire, and when used In LIVER AND FI.'LMONABV DISEASES win prove T.rj beneficial to tium Buffering with snch coroplalats. For further lnrhrm.tion refrardlns thew valuable Medtefoeaeoa IHrnphlet, to he hMl nf the wents, where tfftimony from the Aifluet ejuwrtor. will he Sound, .moiif wlilch nn letter, from How. MARSHALL P. WILDER, Bortim, Mas. llos.JAMEH C. I'lirRCHH.I.. PorlltnA, He. KNOCH PATTEHSIIN, Esq, Boston, Mswk Cam. CI1AS. H. COLE, Kindge, N. kL, late of New llOll. tPIIHAIM MTTTtDUCK. Js, Esq.. Wlnchendoa, afait, IRA Hl'SSKI.U M. U, Wmchendon, Hue, N. KINIISBt'Rl', M. D, Tvmnl.. ti. TH. E. DARWIN A UK 1.1, 1). HinilR, N. U. OEO. JEWETT, M. D, Templeton. Mua. Rev. A. W. Bl'KNHAM, Rindse, N. II. Bit. Rt!Kt'S TI1.TON. Peterboro. N. H. CALEB . CARTER, Esq. Portlaml, He. OEU w. UcLELLAN, Esvi, Deputy Collector Castoca aaease Beaton, Mail. WILLIAM NICHOLS, Esq, Tovnerad, Uses. For Sain, Wholesale and Retail, at PrlBCeV pal Olfice, Scollny'a Building, Treatoat How, Boston. AotsTi. S. K. CdLLINf, Jli.uiptilii-ri M. word, Wiitprbury ; Horace Hnlilen, ntidttlesrx ; A.O. hum, MorHuwn ; Cyrus Hkiuuer, W aitsArld ; Cimball, Warren ; Geo. H. E.lson, Smith Northfield ; F. Smith, Northfkld ; Mark French, Barre ; Andrew I'lninfleld j Charles fililey. No. Montpelier ; A. P. Rust Calais; Puliinin k. Wooster, Mnrshfield; Sam. Bel iliiiU, llrlen ; J. H. Bennett, Howe ; S. P. Hopkins at Cambridge; J. M. Ilutchkisa, Waierrllle ; Johnson ; L. H. Noyes, Hydepark ; Moses Fisk, villa; A. W. French, Lunenburg; Darling tt Concord ; L. Bingham and Co., West Concord : and agents in nlmost every town and village of Near and by dealers In medicines geneially in oilier


ocr: Wholesale and Retail nBlrsin pni-n.nj . .i Dry Goods, Hats and Cap., IIi.vs and Men's Itendy Made Clothing, Men's and Hoys' Thick Kip an-' Calf lloois and Shoes, Misses and Ladies' Slips, Spring Henl'd nnd Walk- b. " ' "" ana Jenny una Gaiters, Hardware, t lour, bliss, Nails, Paints, Lamp. Lard and Linseed Oils, Uye fluffs, leas, Sugara, Molasses, Coffee, fpices.tc. &c CASH paid for, and all kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. 10,000 Woolen Socks wanted. J. H. WALKER, O W. C. WHITE. Main Bt., Montpelier, Vt. Oct. 1851. :tf


ocr: SPLENDID STOCK OF FOR THE SPRING TRADE! roR sale a.t PETTES & LOVEJ0Y S CARPJT WAREHOUSE, SUMMER STREET, Next to Trinity Church, and near thj corner of Washington Streot, B0ST0. Bigelow Power-Loom Brussels ; Lowell Three-Ply ' Garrets, TfOTIS OK THE PATENT TOWER-LOOMS J ENGLISH TAPESTRY CARPETS in every variety of styles and colors ; together with every kind and quality of Carpvnngs used in furnishing houses, from twenty-five cents to two dollars per yard. The hard times have forced quantities of Carpets into AUCTION SALES, where we have purohased a large assortment, and we shall continue the sales at our store, at a very small advance on auction prices. PAINTED PL00R CLOTHS, of all kinds and prions. Every effort will bo made to render this tho most popular RETAIL CARPET STOKE; And strangers visiting the city are invited to call and exomino our stock of gixls. PETTES & IiOVEJOV. Water Wheels, 0 P Iron, with shafts and balance cranks fitted ready for use, for saw and other mills. They are now tn opera- ion here and In this vicinity, twins entire witUfacimn. I'atent Urist ITlill, now buitdtna expressly for irfnding wheat, with the new style of French dressing, also for coarse gMin, with which we are grinning trom eight to twenty niiMiieis per hour.- Will furnish to order, on union principles, BOLT CLOTHS, from N York or Boston. Having hail jreiit ernn-irnre and many orders tn this linn, I nn sum lo give entire sniis (ACllon. Copper Rivets for Fells,Saw Arbors and .Macliines Job Work to order; Card Cleaners and fimery fur all uses, Die or Hcrew IMstes. taps rtftht and left hand, from oiie silleenlh of an ineh to any site desired : new stvle Rifles and Shot Oiins with all their appendacea lower t'lmn ever


ocr: NEW SPRING GOODS. KEITH & BARKER WOULD announce to the people of Washington thailliey are receiving this week from Boston and Iew York, THIia SFRIIfO r UC HAMS Of To which they would solicit the attention of all who so select from t'e most extensive assortment of choice assiBABLa Goods. Our stuck embraces an endless variety of all the different fabrics and most approved " Bischoffs" celebrated Black Silks, do. Crown Taffeta do. Gro de Rhine do. Black Watered do. Rich Plain Changeable Silks, Striped and Plaid do., cade figured do.. Heptund Corded do., Glace do., all De Laine, figured and Manchester and Hamilton dn., Bjrage De-Lames, Persian De Laines, French Ginghams, Scotch II do., French Muslins, Lnwns, Borages, Figured and Bilk Tissues, English , French and American Print SHAWLS. Black Silk, I Light dn. White Ciape, Wrought Thibet, CaBhmcre, Berage, 4U. &c. quests Mi mmm& We can offer the largest assortment ever brought Montpelier, embracing 28 different braids and styles we aro just opening 200 Bonnets, whirh we shall sell Ihe lowest prices, also, lot) pim. nihhnm ces. Tabs, Linings, ate, . sun an aertings ; Wrought Pocket Handkerchiefs, Under Cufft, Chemisetts, Infant's Waists and Caps, Lace Bertha Lace, Linen Thread Lace, Blond do., 25 DOZEN RID GLOVES, Silk, Lisle Thread and Cotton (linves. Hosiery, Goods in great variety, Rich Fans, German Crotchet Cord, Cloths and Trimmings. DOMESTIC GOODS of all We have also enlarged our CKOCKERV & II R1 OM, anil are now opening a larger assortment than be found else here. Ten Crate; Crockery, China & fj: Mechnntcs will find here the largest assortment Ha ltD ARE, and at the lowest prices. Luonipener, Ap ll ra, laoz. NOTICE ! THE tube e rioer would give notice that lie has leuied liirije and commodiuua I3uil(liiij5 near the Arch Bridge, and has removed It's Manufacto-y f.om the old Factory ntar Mr. Waterman1! tosaid Building, where will, as heretofore, manufacture all kinds of Chairs, Sofas, matrasses, Also. Planing and Jointing Floor Boards, Tonn?ing Grooving Boards. eUwing, Turnine and all kinds of Work done on short notice. SAM'L W. ABBOTT. Montpelier, April 1, 185-2. lOw PIANO FORTES. niHE subscriber keeps rotist.iuily on hand a complete 1 aurtment of Piano Fortes, from the most munnfaciiirers of Boston, ranging in price from $200 $4U0, a fullovvN : Square 6 octave Piano, half plate, 3 pedaU, $000 do do do whole plate, do 2H5 Round Corner, 6 octave do da 250 do do du do do 375 do do 61 2 octave, do do SS Fancy C6se, do do 3i0 do oound Corners, 7 octave, d i 400 Home of those now on hand give a richer tone than often found in Piano Fnrtes of any m ike'-. Also always on hand a good assortment of rfiiperlnr iEolians trurn $45 to 75. G. II. MCHOl.d. Hihiw 8 reet. MontiieMer, Vl.


ocr: S. K. COLLINS, Apollict-.ti y anil Ilriigit, t'omrr nf Main and State Streets, AVIU'.lt rim Ini fnuriil nt till tunes good II rout wtll seliu'tiu iissurnnrllt uf m bbucs, seidEs, Chemicals Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Ba'B8iasi' lnH Ware, FANCY ARTICLKS, PERFUMERY, &C. Which liy will srjll at LOW PRICES for Cash. Call and


ocr: MONTPELIER. NEW TAILORING ESTAlillSJllENT, CALVIN CMMBIillS, FIRST DOOR EAST OF POST OFFICE, Over Christian Repository Office, State Street, Montpelier, Vt. fJlHE subscriber would respectlully nnnoni.ee to the citizens u; .Montpelier und vicinity, that ho has recently lilted up mums nsabovo, wheni ho Is prepared to execute all work in his line of business, In the very best manner, and in the LATEST F.ViU.. Thine wishing to itet their work done in the best work, manlike style, would do well lo aive him a call, ns lie Is confident that he cannot fail to suit tho most fastidl. tun. All work done in Ihe most durable manner, and WARRANTED to fit. Molllpelier, November 2li. 1HSI. 4fl:tf Jttuflalo ilonU at J.Y.HANkKlXO'S- 700 Yd more of the 12 1-2 cent Prints we sell at sixpence, just arrived and going off fast. Dec. (i. STOURiJ & LANGDON. Icc.f, from New York. Rich Persian D'Lnines. bv Exnress. the handsomest nat. terns yet. Please look at them. STORKS & LANGDON. 10 Do. ISoxes Axcn, the best qual- tiy, for talc by the dozen al Boston prices. liee. o STOIUtS & LANGDON. Old Corner Uenot Store is re- ceiving 10(10 Bush. T. I Salt ; I 500 Bags Butter Halt ; KtJ bush. Alluni Rock Salt; 50 boxes candles; 40tl " Dark Rock " I 10 " tobacco ; 200 sarlts Liverpool " J 10 chests tea : 2n bills, sugars ; f 20 boxes raisins. We sell by the load or less at a trilling advance. Dec. 0. STORKS & LANGDON. vv uoiesaie anil Keln.l Dealers in Foreign nnd American Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, llovs and Men's Ready Made Clothing, Men's and Hoys' Thick Kip and Calf Boots und Shoes, Misses and Ladies' Slips, Spring Heel'd and Walk ing Shoes, Polkas and Jenny Lind Gaiters, Hardware, E-O.... I..:.... ...... , i ,11.. . ,..,, ,.io-, ...in?,, minis, i.ainp. ..an. auu j.inset-ii vns, Dye Sli.trs, Teas, Hugars, Molasses, Coffee, Spices, &c. ice. CASH paid for, and all kimls of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. 10,000 Woolen Sock wanted. J.H.WALKER, W. C. WHITE. Main St., Montpelier, Vt. Oct. 1851. 4:i:tf " n. iiarvey & ca, MANUFACTURERS AND DF.ALF.ltS IN


ocr: CIIAPIN'S NEW iF3 MR MILL MD PRESS! NOTICE Is hereby, given that the undersigned have pur chased Ihe right ot building and vending, for Wash ington County, CIIAPIN'S NEW Portable Cider Mill .and Press, which is admitted, by all who have used It, t be, for cheapness, simplicity and rapid execution, superior to nil inveiitionaol the kind. The mills will be built dt Wright's Machine shop on the North Branch, buturraugements have been made wilh Hubbard dt Rlake in MontdHier village, lo keep them constantly on hand for Inspection and sale. 1 he Public are Invited to call and examine them. M. WRKIMT, JB. D. R.OHEY. Notice Additional J'0 !en that Mr. Wright still continues to make all kinds ol I xSPrfSL


ocr: Boston. FANCYJLIOODS. KRAMER 8l HEYBR, IMPORT EM Of French, German, & English Goods, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Alarm Clocks, Toys, Willow Baskets, Brushes, Fancy lioxe, fce. fec., Ao. la, 0 A. H'i Atkluaou, near Milk street, ItV Ortlt-rs :;ikt!ii fr SutA Arlici in their line al tlie i usual e 'in in ibs ion ruttH. iiJ:ly


ocr: TREIMONT HOUSE, HUHTON MASS. fill Hri well ktmwn estahVUhment in still cunducted ift JL tlie mi 111 a manner it im lwnya n. The ceiitriil and pitfiit'rtnl Biliitttioii of the iimiae, rtd rufimmlioHi ar rnngeinntrf, and the com fort 4 utitt lujurit?!i to bo tun ml tlifrn, combine to rentier it utrrucable und atlvui.titgeuiu in the tritvller. Having bren one of the firm of John L. Tucker it Co., so long at the heitd of the et;illihmeita thu intncriber I'todgtu blgbu4teii;rt.oiift to muinUiiu its repulatioa.and lo give satisfaction to hi cuatonierx. Wm. H. PARKER. Boston, Aug. li. .83! Xfr.'Am


ocr: MON ITULli k. NEW TAILOKING , By , CALVIY CIIAMBJiRS, FIRST DOOR EAST OF POST OFFICE, Oyer Christian Repository el'iice, State Street, Montpelier, Vt. nio'eriner would reupcitull uniiininc. the - cittn-ii. u. .Mnntielier mil vicinity, Uu he1 liu lilted up riiimiH n above, where he lejfffpareil Is (Tfrtll me an worn in hit line of buiiiiien, In tl miner, mid in the LITSJVr I VSIIOS. wlnliinitn iiettheir work done In the best work i W.(, CVP him enll. n he Hi ll Iih rami. ,1 fiil to hhii the mosl fanlld;. All wnik done in Ihe mini ,lnr,,l,u , ...i WTEIi e.. Ml. Mmiliieller, November iti. 1851. 48:tf It ii Halo I oat at LYMAN KtVf!'l. 70 I'd more of the 12 .2 cent rims we sell at siipence. just arrived and coins ..rTf i-t. Dec. SlOliRS II LANGUON. Dec. 0, from IVevr York. ...in r. r in h i, ones by Express, nm handi -rnsynt. Please look at them. STORIl-i i.A in esl nnt AV'IDIIN. ! Uoxex Axe, the best qual- . fir kuIc 'e ... ...c u.i&ru hi uii-iiuii pru-fs. WI'iiRRS & LWflDON. Old Corii 'i' neiint ioki u ro. 1000 Bush. T. I Salt . I son ll.. n a 1 1, .'."h- iV"!'" ""Hi 50 hones candies t ' d'' " Dark Rm k ln u ii,MC0 . a00 .aek-I.iverPo..l " 10 chests Sea 2n,hl,ls. sugars; 311 hoxes raisins. Me sell hy tin, load or less at a trirt ug mlvaere. "ec-6- STORRS Si LANGUON. WALKER & V hnlejalc and Re a, Dealers in Foreign nnd American ry(.....d ..Hat. anil Cap., Il..ys and Men's Ready Made othing Men's anil Hoys' Thiek Kip an C .lf Boots inid JshneTi'L ''"'J"".' m'"' S,,rin! "e,,'d '"' Walk ' P"'u? yi iiiiy Lind Halters, Hardware, f lour, filis, Nails, P.unts, Lam,.. Lard and Linseed Oils Dyetttuffs, Teas, Sugars, Molasses, Coffee, Spices, tcic. C A S II paid for, aad all ki iJs nf Pruiliicpinkoii in exi'hanire for Goods. 10,000 Woolen Socks wanted. I. II. WALKER, y v . C. WHITE. Main wt., wontpelier, Vt. Oct. 1851, :tf NT. HARVEY & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DKAl.tKS in ilOUTS m SHOES, Wholesale auil Retail, WOtn.D respectlully invite attention to their Hock nf over 711011 Pairs: consining in part of Ladies Con gress, Jni.iy Li nil and tiaiter Hoots, French Kid Walking Shoes, Buskins and Slipers, White Kid and Satin do, from cents to 83,50. Misses and Children'- Fancy Tipped Gaiters, Excelsior, Buckskin nnd Walking Shoes. Gents, Boys and Youth's Dress and Common Boots anil Shoes, every style anrl quality , auitnhle mrthe apiiroarhingsenson, and at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. 2l:lf The Papers Have Come!! C. E.MERV having received Ills Spring invoice ot 'paper hangings, tsprepnred tn furnish those about tn paper their dwell with styles and al prices that cannot fail to give sat ,


ocr: mr:aiiy i n hand, nt his store in VnMi.iuy. f l.isli will be supplied uiihthepnrestaniclesoi Drug, nt n lie- riirnished with everything iu Iiisline. at Ibe i-nsonatoe prices. Waterhorv. lime 19. IHSn. TRUE EXPERIENCE Jjni'v lb uibi it is conmry w nnure urn unj ikil ami ivi.m O! l-nMpni KD CAD Cl K Vift DISK!, and It P at NOTHING HAS EVKR BEK tOl'MD TO 80 sUitCT DR. STEPHEN JEWETT'S JUSTLY AMD HIGHLY CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES, Prepared bj Stephen Jawtt, ton of tha late Or. tftcpkMa Jewttt of K.niigf, ti. II., MehmtRioN Eofortnd oh karaj-lilio in th PERMANENT RE LIEF and Cl'KE of all diaeaiei tor which the? are recommended. ORIOINAI.l.Y FRGPARKO BY ONE OK TUB MOST SUO CEHaia'L AND EMINKNT 111 VBICIANJJ THAT VB LIVKO. Uied and Recommended by Bmlnent Phy Aldan of the present dmy Ovrinf long and con ti nurd aerin of jean tbry hare continua! to do their rtf.nii wnsic in a quiet and sure man hit, and prf.hably mmitntf have io& ok akk do mo sdmvlii to KCJ.IKvfe and CI'KK tiione pronoun red hevonii iiuce, nn ntandu so firh A Nil I H fKKIKH AHI.E IB THE DOOrj ISTIH ATl'lIf UF THE 1'tHLlC. Thvjarc reoMn mended by DltSTINUUIHHKO and JtiMINKNT CITIZENS, who have hekhukallt In their familiea and ainong their frientii aeen their out at rkk kficial irrECTS. No Family should be without them, voa urea them nan una tbuc aaLisace car ai placcd. T?1,tJ",,"':"!', ,e "Fn. aoi to rar io aiviivi R& Liu la the thorotarn trial or Uicsa fiREAr AND 1 ELBBRATED TRUE RESTORATIVES. The Celebrated TRUE Health Restoring Bitters, A MiDo.-iia ro EVERY SEAPoN ia th Yasa, Retnnve sll nrinrbld 'cretlont, purify the bleed, irlv. rrett ton. and Jlini to th. Wrutlee Orssm. cure disease! that siresdv i lit, fortif; Ihe lyitem sssinst future diuaie. st no Ume detail tstlnit tiie r-sU'nt. Beln rsttful to the must dtllcsle ttmnaea. Ibeircntiiai.in. ihviooaATiso, strenotiiks iso, and slstos iVZ. pi-aiiH make them an invaluable sod bLRi; KM. S.IIY In liver Complaints, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Incipient Consumption, jan ill oinaa hiieases caiiseh st as laersF stati it m BTOHAi.-n, Bostela, Blood, LivsB,ste which Und lo debilitate or weaken the system. THE I1IGIILV CELEBRATED Pulmonary Elixir, PROVED THE BE8T COUOI1 MEMCIVE EVER KNOWS. TM. Ellitr contain, many of ths most highly approved court or siptctorant medicines, being -eculiarly and forpinstrlv eimi Wned. .ml 1. truly wnndnful In it. good results. The mulrjlnrl. who have used thi. Elislr vxtt). uocallt pronounce It to be ni pertor to any other prepsrabon In UK for similar purpotM. Pas ticclably SHot-t.nTius heiiicise be is evebvEahilt a'llEEl tbeee ass CIIILDRFN. aa the delay in procuring physiciae has often proved fata! o those whom tihely sistsrsltca would aAVESAVSD. A valuable remedy in CONSUMPTIOII OF THE LUNGS, Sore Throe t, Asthma, Bronchitis, Crane, and other Diseases of the lteaplratery Organs. THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED Strengthening Plaster, I. universally acknowledged to be the boat plaster ever known. This Plaster ia composrd nf qnfte a number of vegetable sitb atancea, peculiarly compounded. There never has been, sad Is not at the present time, a better plsster msde. tor the various eurpssuje Ibr which plastera are used. It has no aupsrlor for BKMOVINf. PAIN, INTERNAL INTPLAMMATIiN9L JtllEUMATIHM, WEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, BACK, BREAST, STOMACH, and when used in LIVER AND PI'I.MONARV DISEASES ssfflfwovsvaeg rssaegclsf I ehess soflssfsf wtsh swob evsarebjliie For farther tnfhrmarlen resardin. thsas vslasbl. Medldns.. sse Pamphlet, tn he had nf th. ments, where tettimmiT from lb. hijilissg ajuarisrs will he mund. smon.; which sre tetters from Ho. MARSHALL P. WILDER. BeeMn, Maaa. llos.JA.MKK C. CIM'RCIIII.U Poellsnd. Me. S7KI,W'II PlTTL'UUHl f ., - .. Caft. CllAB. IL COl.t Kindigs, M. It, lass tt Vrw EPIIRAIM Mt'nrtOCK. J. F-sWlnehM IRA Ri SSEt.l, M. IX, Winehewdnii. Mass. n.si.M,DiBiLn.jj, iempie.pi.il. E. DARWIN ABEI.I.M. I), ftlndge, N. 8. GEO. JFWETT. M. Pu Templston, Wsss. Rev. A. W. Bt RNIIAM. Rindge, N. II. Bet. Rl-FUH TH.TO.V, iVterhore', K. IL CA1.ER a. CARTER, ha Pwtln.t Ua OEO. W. McLkXLAN, E., Depety UUsots? I WILLIAM NICHOLS, Esq., Townsend, Usm. ForSrtle, WholcMle and Retail, at PrlaeW pal Office, Scollay's Bnildiar, TrcMaMit Row, Bostons Asiht. S. K. Clil. Ll ,e. 'Uoeioelier! ll.g U'aaJ ward, W terbnry ; Horace Hidden, Middleeei : A.fl. Run. ham, Moretown ; Cyrus Skinner, YVaiteAeld; Nullum Citnhall, Warren ; Geo. H. F.dson, South Norttineld ; P.C. Smith, Nunhfleld i Nark French, Rarre j Andrew Holy, I'lainflelrl ; Charles Siblev, No. Montpelier ; A. P. Uirsa, Fast Calais j Putnam fc Wtater, MarshAeld; Sam. Rel ding, I'.ilen j J. II. Bennett, t-towe ; S. F. Hopkins at Co Camhridce ; J. M Hotchkisa, Waierville ; C. W. ci tt, 9 )m-m


ocr: WbnlftsHlfMid Bet nil Dealerr hi Foreign nnd American Dry Goi do. Hau mid t;au4. Boytt and Meu'i Iteady Made Clothing, MenV and H-.ya Thick Kip an ' dlt Hoot nnd Hhoe, (Vlii.it) and Ladia' flliuij, Spring Heel'd nnd Walk ing Shotn, Polkan and Jenny l.ind (Jailer, Hardwurfl, Flour, fil laV.Niuln, Pm nt-. Lamp. Lard and Linseed Oi'a, VcCmS..t Tci&t3ugdiat UuEdca, CVU'wC( tptccs, ic. CASH paid for, and all kinJs of Produce tnken ia exchange for Goods. 10,000 Woolen Socks wanted J. H. WALKER, y W. C. WHITE. Main St., Mompaiier, Vl. Oct. 1851. 43:tr


ocr: CIIAPIN'S NEW CIDER MILL I'D TVTOTICE is hereby, given that the undersigned have pur 11 chased th. right ol huildiiifcnnd vending, for Wash ington Cnunjy, CHAI'LN'8 NEW Portable Cider Mill and Press, which is adirjltted, by all who have used it, U be, for cheapness, simplicity and rapid .mention, superior to all me unn. I he nulls will be built at Wright's Machine shop on the North Branch, but arrangements have been made with Hubbard i Blake in Monldelier villnge, to keep them constantly on hand fur inspection and sale. u. luunt r. invueu to call ana examine inem. M. WRIGHT, JR. D. R. GREY. IVotice Additional U also given that t Mr. Wright still continues to mnke all ninu. oi woooen macninery ana similar Klmls ol woilt nt his old stana aa heretofore. Including the running of his Haw Mills, and Plaining Machine, from which floor and


ocr: SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. & I) Successors lo Ellis, Wilder Co. j 1st Dooi East II rait ch Bridge, Ara offering for sale tha largest stock of DESIRABLE GOODS ever exhibited in Montpelier, consisting In pait of the fol lowing articles, to which we would invite the attention of the public and thou wishing to purchase Goods ; Sup. Black Silks, tit. American Silks, Figured, Striped and Plain Silks, Black Watered Silke, Berage" De Lainea! A few of those beautiful velvet patterns. All VVcot do.. Tissneiaud Reragea, Striped, Figured and Plain POPLINS, a lew patterns ' BEAUTIFUL CHALLIES, Lawns, Muslins, Ginghams, English, French and Ameri can 1'iints. 1 nri r 1 ViV v Black Bilk, Colored do., Wrousht, Crape and Thibet do..' uisoaiargo sioca Lrasitmers ouawis, BOIVETS. 100 different styles Bonnets, with Ribbons and other trim mings to match. CROCKERY & GLASS WARE. FIVE CRATES of this articlo for ante at the usual low prices, nnd everv enety of llOudKEEPIFfu Goods, such mm Furabiir, Feather., Cutler?, ets. CLOTHING. Yfm can find the largest stork f Readv Hade ereroffered in Montnelier, and to those in want of this ar ticle, we would suggest that K. & R. sell at small Also, llRfAICLOTI18. DOESKINS and wun i riniiiiiugs 10 muicn. In short, we would say that our stock emhrace. every variety of Goods, and we would rsoeciallv snv to the La dies that we have n large and well selected assortment wrought Goods, such aa Collars, fleeves, Hdkfs., Inseitings, ecc. WANTED IN EXCHANGE For tha above, flutter, Cheese, or good eredit. monipeiier, amy n, jojj. at


ocr: CHERRY PET5MC For Iho Cure of " tOlliHS, 10LDS, H0AKSEXESS, PK0(iinis, iiiioonxG-toron, (ROUP, ASTIMIA, AXD tO.VSl'MPTION.


ocr: Dicii. In Middlesex, Feb. 4th. Orlantlia, daughter of Ichnbod and Losens Cnmmings, aged 20 years. In El nore. Jan. 17th. Mr. B-'laey Rood, relict of the late Humphrey Rood, of Hartland, aged 88 years 8 months and 28 days. Printers in lilass. and N. Y. please notice.


ocr: IHtl -, MEDICINES AND STATIONERY, W. H. WOODWARD, Waterbury, IiHEsubscrlberwouiarespecuuiijiii.uiH, ,., r,.,u. d former customers, Hint he has just received a fresh su of DRUGS. MEDICINES AND STATION FRY lose her with MISCEI.LANEONS BOOKS.Hchool Book" Blanks and Fancy Articles of all kinds, making a n.,n isortiiieiit and great variety, which will be kept c,"S"nlTyonnand,atl,m Physleion. .ill be , supplied with the purest articles of Drugs.ond Fam iTe. furnished with everything In hi.line, at the inosl ...onable prices. VvaterDury.j uiid i.wu.


ocr: Free Democratic TicUct. FOR PRESIDENT, JOHN P. II 13, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, GEORGE W. JULIAN OF INDIANA.


ocr: TRUE EXPEEIEICE T) ROVES that it is contrary to nature that sny eiiroi.a .aricn Y .r coMPot'sn cas cum ayaar nissAsa, and itstajpnms fast NOTHING HAH EVKB BEKN FOUMU TO 80 luiri.Cl UALLV SHAUICATE D1SEA8E aa DR. STEPHEN JEWETTS JUSTLY AND UIOBXa CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES, l aii it by Stephen ImtlM of th. 1st. Dr. tI& JmH, Of MaftslgS. If. H i i -a " i (WpTtnisioirsnfbrsnn tMPABALi-si-Koin rnerKKMAPfr.n r niv fMJCr autd CUKE of ftU dUMW tor which thy tMoaiaMBdML 0RIO1NAI.LY PREPARED BY ONE OF THE MOST SUC CESSFUL ANU EMINENT PUYSiClANS THAT J5V.UI LIVED, , ITtcd and Recommended by Eminent Phy sicians of the present day Daring long and continued series of yesrt they have conHnuM to do their oooo wobk lo t quiet and sure manner, and prabitbly SO MKDM INKS n A VK DONE OB ASK DOISO 80MVCH TO KELlEVt Mid CURE those pronounced bctohd noes, or btasds so nau AND IMtttKtiHABLl 1! THE OOOD ESTIMATION Ot THE rtlBLIC. Theysre recommended by UIBTINOt"IHHKI and EMINENT CITIZENS, who have personally In their t'sro.ties and uaong totir fHends leen their osbat beneeicial cpfects. No Family should be without them. rOI UPON THEM riBJf AltD TBU1 BjlttAlfCI CAN SB FkACl. To the afflicted wt Bar, Tail not to Tr and BECEiri RE- LLEi1 " In the thorough trial of these GREAT AND CELEBRATED TRUE RESTORATIVES, The Celebrated TRUE Health Restoring Bitters, A Medici! fob EVERY SEASON in the Yeab, Rsmnve alt morbid ecrettoni, purify the blood, rive mat tone and vigot to the DlrMtire Orsans, cure diwaMl that alreadr . lit, fortif) the yitcm againtt future diseate, at no time debili tating the patient Being grateful to the mutt delicate stomach, their OIIEEBlNQj INVIOORATIVO. STRBNOTIIRNIlfa, Bd BAHTOB atitc propebtieb make them an invaluable and UK Ht EDY In Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsift, Incipient Consumption, llTD ALL OTHER DISEASES CAfSRO Rt AH IMTCRB RTAfR Jf TRw Stomas h, Bowels, Blood, Liver, etc, which tend to uebilaMs or weaken the system. THE HIGHLY CELEBRATED Pulmonaiy Elim, PROVED THE BEST COUGH MEMCINE EVER KNOWN. This Elixir contains many of th most biahlr approrcd conch Or sxpectornnt medlclnen, being rcnlhirly ana fortnnstHr com bilted, and is truly wonderful in its (rood retail. The roakitad who have uaed this Elixir uukquiyocallt pronounce it W ba su perior to any other preparation hi use tor rimilar purposjes. Pas- TICDLABLT SHOI'I.D THIS HRDICtKE BE IN E VIET FAX I LT Wit I SB trees are CHILDREN, as the delay In pnrarins; s phyildas haa often proved fatal y thoee whom TIMELY assistance woulb Havb saved. A valuable remedy In CONSTJMPTION OF THE LUNGS, Bore Throat, Asthma, Bronehltla, Croup, and other Dlseasea of the Respiratory Organ. THE JU8TLY CELEBRATED Strengthening Plaster, Is natversatly acknowledged to be the best plaster rrer knovm This Plaster is composed of quite a nnmber of Tegtabki unrn, prcnitany compfmnarn. i nrre nrvtr mi own. j ft tit. present time, a better plsnr mule, lor th vai ror vaicn plasters are used, it nas do superior lur HEMOVINO PAIN, INTERNAL INPLA BHEUMATIHM, WEAKNESS IN THE BKEA8T, STOMACH, k and when used 1 LIVER AND PULMONAR irul prors Ttry beneficial r For ftirther Inmrmafloti rssftrtf" THnphM, tn be haul of th aaerim, quaiiers will be found, vnong whit Hon. MARSHALL, P. WILDElbe Hos.JAMES C. C t It TIC H ILL, PfH ENOCH PATTEHHON. EBoJBortol, Capt. CHAS. IL COLJS, Hind, N. iQ EPHRAIM MtTItDOCK, Ja. Emk. Wtacheaoi,! l, wuichendtjiiife. H. KINUHUUHr. M. D., Temple, ( K. DARWIN ABRI.U H. D. Hindi fir. 1FWE"PTi U Tl T Rsr. A. W. Bt'RNIIAM. Rlnd. M. II. Kit. KUFU8 TII.TON. PeterBoro', N. It CALEB 8. CAHTKR, Kg. PortUnd, He. OE(X W. MoLtLLAN, igH Dspatr CoUeetet WILLIAM NICHOLS, Esq, TWnMnd, Mass. For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, at Priula pal Office, Scollay'i Boilding, I'rcmaat Row, Boston. AoasT,. a. K. CtiLLIWH, Mi.utirlieri W.H.Woo ward, Wnterliury j ilurace Holilen, Jliilillesex : A. G. Burn ham, Mnretiiwn ; Cyrus Hklnner, Waitsfleld ; Nathan Clniball, Warren ; Geo. H. Kdson, t.lith Nortlifield ; T.C. Smith, Norlhfield i Mark French, Barre ; Andrew Dely, I'lalnfield ; Charles Hiblry, No. Montnelier ; A. P. Dicks, East Calais; Putnam VVooster, Mnrshfield ; (lain. Bel dins, Kden ; J. II. Bennett, Mowe ; P. F. Hopkins Co., Cambriilse; 1. M. Hotchkisa. Waterville ; C. W.gcoli, Johnson; I.. H. Noyes, Hvdepark ; Moses Fisk, Worris ville ; A. W. French, Lunenburg ; DnitirtA Woodbury, r r


ocr: CatGS, .IIEDICIXES AMD STATIONERY, AT THE HEW STORE Of W. H. 00DWARI, Waterbnry. rflH E.ii bsc riber ould respectfully Inform hi n.ld f riei. d S aii fnrin. rostomnrs. that he lias lust reerived a fresh supply ofUHOGrl, MEU1CIKKH AM) f TAl'hi.N r.KY,toaetlier Willi atinuiii Lantuno i.Kjmo,rKuvv , Books. Blanka and Fnncv Articles ol sll s inds, niaklni a jenera I asaortuieiil and (rent variety, which will be kept constantly on hand, at hisstore in Wntrrbury. Physlelaua will be supplied with the purest articles of Drti(S, and Fani. lies furnished with everything ill hlellne. illue most easonahle prices. waternury.june it), ii.iii.


Wisconsin tribune.

ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Fall Trade of JBol ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old I stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, /. Large Stock of FALL &. WINTER G O O D S; Consisting it. t art of the following .Irticlcs BROAD CLOTHS, CASIM E U E S , S A l' [ N E T T S , BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, Croat variety, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur fee. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, — ALSO — A great variety of sg.— ta xl *i '-9m l m r is m Such as Sugar, Rice. Coffee , Black and Green Te Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Four, Sail, &c., All of which ; re ofl'ered for CASH, on the most reasouabift t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. <! 9,1851. 491f HAB3IS®! MUTUAL

place_of_publication: Mineral Point, Wis.

publisher: George W. Bliss


ocr: DRUGS & MEDICINES. THE subscriber is now opening a large of fresh Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils, Patent Medicines, tec., Ac . just received from East, consisting in part of White Lend, dry Sr oil. Red and Black Lead, Chromes. Green if J ellow Paris Green. Prussian, Indigo £f Pig Blues, Red (f Yellow Ochres, fee., Log- Red- Sf Bruzil tevods, and a full assortment of Drugs 4r Medicines. He has also recived anew snpply of Dr. D. Jaynes Family Medicines, Dr. Christies Galvanic Curatives. Radway s Ready Re lief, Perry Davis’ Pain-killer, Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla Syrrup, Scarpa's accoustic Oil, Moffatt’s, Lee's, Brandreth's 4r U rights Pills, Ac., Ac. Physicians, Country Dealers, and Purchasers in general, are respecufuliy invited to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere. THEODORE RODOLF. May 15th, ) Brick Drug-store opposite 1851. $ the Court House. 4,29.tf Time & Cider Vinegar, Paint , Lamp, Sf Oils, Varnishes Sr Turpentine, H7 uiing Sr Chalk , Putty. Glass. i?c..Src., Quick Silver Sr *lrids. Pure Chemicals,


ocr: MAE HfJON SCrSSTAE. INSURANCE COMPANY. Vharttrtd hj tict of Lrgidartrt of : \t State cf li uri) isin. *,VINO duly or. inizeJ and r ‘••ptH t;o --fci'A most appn vrd system of Mu\nl In? ir mice, are now prepared to icccive applications and issue Policies of Insurance up n dwelling houses, taverns, s tops, and other bu;’..lings, s<g ; ■ -t loss or damage bv lire. This company will ir-ure no property in cities or exposed p-rt> of villages, the-e.' .rc ran ;.ev>r -Us*.i , a large loss frmn any one fire, which will enable them always to meet losses prompt!;, and make it a sale and reliable company To those insured thereby. I. J. I" Ki.V. 1.L.-q MILLS. JOHN TATUM, 1 > | X. II E]>lV. A. J. WARD. Ii VVM .\ Sl YMOI K N W PI.AN. I3|E. K. J)i;.\X. .In, \VM WELCH. !c! WM C. WELLS, DAVID ATWOOP.J V. HOPKINS. F. G. TIB BITS. OFF] C E I? S • MMD A MILLS. IV- bmt. N II KDDV, Vice-l’rt, i.-n* L. J FAR WELL. E. F. HUJ'KT\ 28] Ticasnrer. Secretary. c *< rr. C n nrroiuc A gen*. Mineral Ihi’irt.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IX DODGEVILLE, For the Fail Trade of 1851 ! TilH subscribe? is now receiving at old stand of Davis. Bvans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Lunge Stock of FALL & WINTER U O O S3 S; Consisting in part of the following . Irticles; — BROAD CLOTHS, C A S I M E 11 E S, SATIX E T T S , BOOTS A SHOES, CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, great variety, L A DIES DU ESS GOODS DOMESTICS. CAPS, plush, fur fec. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, ALSO — A great variety of a- Bc;tc a ■■; Such as Sugar, Hire, Coffee, Black ami Green TV Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Elour Salt, See., Allot* which are offered for CASH, on the most reason able t rms. L. C. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. ‘29, 1851. 491f MAIMiEOM MUTOAE, COMPANY. Chartered hj let of I*%i*latvre of the State of ll'isioittin. Hr?.WING duly organized and adopted the


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGE VILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! ■'HE su- scriber is now receiving at old I stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, -1 Large Stock of FALL & WINTER (. o O W S; Consisting in part of the fulluiving .Irticies ■■ — UIIOAD CLOTHS. CASE M E RES, SATIN E T T S , BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, trreat variety, LADIES DRESS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur &c. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS. — ALSO — A great variety of ■>< • ' m-z mm. au m•/- tw-w w -Such an SMcor. Rice, Coffee , Black and Tf. Molassns, Raisins. Four, Satl, &c. All of which are offered tor CASH, on most reasonable t rtns. 1,. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. '29, 1651. 49tf ~ MUTUJAIL* INSURANCE COMPANY.


ocr: N FALL IMP 0 R TAT I h v 1851. Q&. 1851 CURTIS BEECH, \ T his well known Cheap Store, on H, A~\- has just received an unusually selected slock of o IF 3 aHH Wiiiafcaar Q5-*-- a few articles of which are enamerated t*- DRY GOODS: Black, Brown, Blue and Green Broad Cloths f and Striped Sattinetts of various colors, 1 ■ V.** 3 Fancy Cassimeres. a great variety, Sheep? i, Fulled Cloths, Kentuckey Jeans. Brown Sheetings, ol ail widths. Bleached blenched Shirtings, Checked Strip< red Shirtings, White, Red Yellow. OraiT and Printed Flannels. High Colored Fret - and Knglish Merinoes, Plain and Fi red Alpacas o‘~ all colors, M. De L*-. nes, a great variety of colors and qualities. Bombazines, Crapes and Cotton Mourning Goods. Rich Brocade, and Plain Siiks, Silk Figures, velvet, Cot ton and ''ilk Trimming, Worsted Stuffs for Childrens Ware, Silk, Worsted, Cashmere and Bay State Shawls, Men's and Women's and Childrens. Hootierr Kid Silk, Cashimere and Wolen Shawls, Xee die-workd Cuffs and Collars, Laces, Edgings. Cording* ic Bobbins Swiss. Plain, Jaconet Mulls anti Mus lins, Irish Lumens A- Law ns. Rirh, Bonnet, B<-1: and other Ribbons. Heavy Coniiorts, wrist lets. Tickings. Table Linnen. Diaper Beil Spreads and Coverlids. Cotton, Linnen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Win dow Curtains. Tipefs, and in short every thing in the line of Dry Goods that cn 1 I found in any other store in Mineral Point v in any other place in the Mining District,or: ded by customers generally. I *VXS *N Soup and Preserve Plates and Dishes. Jars, Tumblers. Castors & Molasses pitcbni Plates of all kinds and sizes. Cups and Saucers, of different Patterns. Bowls, Pitchers. Mugs. Salt Dishes, Sugar Bowls, Tea Pots, Creamers. Wash Bowls and Pitchers. Glass Candlesticks and Lumps, &c. &c ir CLOTHING: Cloth, Satinett and Cassimere Pints. Cloth, Sack. Frock and Dress Cos, is Different kinds and colors of Over Loais, Silk, Worsted, Cloth and Saftin Jests Flannel. Drawers, Under and Over Shirts. White Cotton. Linnen Bosom and Calico SJmU Together with a general assortment of Cravau Handkerchiefs, Suspenders sc. 4c. a tm m gs he wa ,m am m : Carpenters Tools of all kinds. Horse Shoeiu. * Cut and wrought nails of all kinds. Door knob Locks and Latches, Butts and Screws, Flies nu Rasps. Axes. Saws. Hatches, Hammers andSk-r j els. Cupboard, Trunk. Chest and Desk Hen Knives and Forks, Tea and Table Spoons Scm j and Shears a great variety. Iron and Brass Cw dleslicks and Sntiffers. Razors and Razor Stnpi, Butcher Carving and Shoe Knives. Pocket ard Pen Knives, great varity. Coffee Mills, Cunt Combs, Brass head and iron Shovels and Tongi IRON & STEEL: As great an assortment as was ever offered in ;u market, to which the attention of Blacksmith* wu others is particularly invited. BOOTS AND SHOES: Mens Thick Boots, Boys Coarse & Fine- B- t" “ Kip “ *■’ “ “ Shw* u Calf “ Ladies Kip Bootes, Sewed and Peged. Calf “ Mens Thick Brogans, “ Heavy Shots “ Kip “ “ Fine “ “ Calf 11 •* Slippers Childrens Boots and .-hoes, of every descriptioi and quality. Of every variety and quality, embracing the la test lashions and styles. GROCERIES: • Gun-powder, Imperial, Young Hyson and black T* N. O. clarified, erushed, pulverized and loa! baga-i


ocr: BEECH’S COLUMN’ FA L L I MYO KT A tTqx 1851. CSjk Kil, CURTS BEECH, \ T uis well known Ci F Store. on High s* A hv ju-r received un unusually large and w ; elected stock of ' ° *'* Tga _r *. „gn meg °^ - : - 4 • • UZrl*7 3.r,©£ 2 i few articles of whicli are enamerate** L •* DRY GOODS: Hack. Brown. Blue and Green Broad Cloths. 1 4 ,, tid Striped '-aTriiietts of various colors. Flan ac , ancy 1 reritneres. a great variety, Sheens c-j --■'u I ic'd floths. Kemuckey Jeans, Bleached ' drown Meetings, of 11 widths. Bleached andl't.i j bleached Shirtings. Thecked. Striped and Fi u red Shirtings. White. Red, Yellow. Orar.se and Printed Flannels High Colored French and English Merinoes, Plain and Figu red Alpacas of all colors, M. De La'i iics. a grea* w.riefy of colors and qualities. Bombazines, Crapes and Cotton Mourning Goods. Rich Brocade, and Plain Silks, Siik Figures, velvet. Cot ton and -Silk Trimming, Worsted Stulls for Childrens W are, Silk, U orsted. Cashmere and Bay State Shawls, Mens and W omen sand Childrens, Hoosiery Kid Silk, Cat hi me re and Wolen Shawls. Nee dlew orkd Cuffs and Collars, Laces, Edgings. Cordings & Bobbins. Swiss. Plain, Jaconet Mulls and Mus lins. 1 i :sh I-mnejis if Lawns, Rich. Bonnet, Belt and other Ri hbons. Heavy < 'omforts, wrist lets.Ticking.-, Table Lumen. Diaper I Bed Spreads and Coverlids, Cotton, Lumen and Silk Handkerchiefs, Win dow Curtains. Tipfts, and in short evert- I thing in the line ot I>ry Goods that can be I found in any other store in Mineral Point.til in any other place in the Minina District, or t I ded by customers generally. ©J?.4)©IK -.:C ? A>-n cJ TANARUS, Soup and Preserve Plates and Dishes. Jars, Tumblers. Castors & Molasses pitehw I Plates of ait kinds and sizes. Cups and Saucers, of different Patterns Bowls Pitchers. Mugs, Sait Dishes. Sugar Bowls, lea Pots, Creamers. Wash Howls and Pitchers. Glass Candlesticks and Lamps, &c. &c fa, I CLOTHING: Cloth, Satinett and Cassimere Pants. Cloth, Sack. Frock an-i Dress Coats. Different kinds and colors of Over Coals, Silk. W orsted, Cloth and Sattin I'esls Flannel, Drawers. Under and Over Shirts V\ bite Cotton. Lumen Bosom and Calico Shirt i j Together with a general assortment of Crankf Handkerchiefs. Suspenders Ac. j w.v u ore ' Carpenters Tools of all kinds, Horse Shoenaiiif Cut and wrought na.ls of all kinds. Door ktotal Locks and Latches. Butts and Screws, Files s| Rasps, Axes, Saws. Hatches, Hammers andSkw i els. Cupboard. Trunk. Chest and Desk bora I Knives and Forks, Tea and Table Spoons Sciueil and It hears a great variety, Iron and Kras* Cat dlcsticks and s-nuffers Razors and Razor S>tnj| I: .‘chcr. Carving and Shoe Knives, Pocket Pen Knives, great varity. Coffee Mills, CurrJ Combs, Brass head si 1 Iron shovel* and Tongs. 1 IRON & STEEL: As great an assortment as was ever offered in tLil market, to which the .uter.tion of blacksmiths tg| others is particularly invited. j BOOTS AND SHOES: Mens Thick Boots, Boys Coarse Ac Fuießocni Kip •- “ “ “ Sho*l “ Call 44 Ladies Kip Bootes, Sewed and Pcsed. * 4 Calf “ Mens Thick Brogans, 44 Heavy hhoei I 44 Kip 4 - “ Fine “ Calf 44 44 Flippers Childrens Boots and Shoes, of every de-cripliol


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Fall I ra<Je of ISSI ! THE subscriber i-> now receiving at old j stand of Davis, Evans A Go., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL &. WINTER (m O O D S: 7 Consisting in part of the. following Articles.- BROAD CLOTHS.’ CABI.ME R E S . SATIN E T T S. BOOTS SHOES, CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, great variety, L ADJ ES DR ESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of m.z - sr tj- z *s sat Such as Sugar, Rice. Cffee, Blue/: ind Green I>, Molasses, Currant-. Raisins, Four, '-all, Ac., All of which are offered lor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville. Sept. l*9, 1851. 411 tf MABII IBM MUTUAL, INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the Slate - H itcomln. TWPAVIXG duly organized and adopted the ■i most appiovi * ■steu: of Mi i!• -nr ance, are now prepared to receive applications and issue Policies of Insurance upon dwelling houses, and other .nst It ss or


ocr: r M NEW WATCH, CLOCK, A XI) I /pHF, subscriber would inform the citizens of -k Mineral Point and vicinity, that he has j opened an establishment opposite Beech A Tilley's Store, for the purpose of carrying on the Watch-making and Je\velr\ Business, IX ALL ITS BRANCHES. He would call the attention of the public to his large and well-selected stock of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, FOB. GUARD AND BELT CHAINS. I Lockets, Kings, Pins, Ear-Rings, Ac., Of various patterns. Stiver and Plate Ware, Fancy Goods, Gold Pens, j Superior Cutlery, Clocks. Lamps, Ac., which wiil be sold at the lowest price. IT7* The repairing and cleaning of clocks and I watches promptly attended to. and warranted to give entire satisfaction. THOS. DAVEV. Mineral Point, Jan'y 22, 1851. [l3tf i'lil.WII.W H/.VDI.VG. mti at)uotv, mucc nim. :o: WEED & EBERHARD, | H HAVING opend an extensive Book Bindry, takes this op. of the


ocr: an isisMiMia mm* The public mrepmrticuia ly nit rrae-l that thi- Union CotdlsH of the R. m,-o toCo an.l >he well ktu wb V*w amiuroh * -o . Menagreie-. unite • only ‘or this prcte ,• v s-> ■. f ISS Uie'eUv vafclug by f*r ihe UKumT W '. * r c< ncemfaie tin one I-xhiuiti. it, c.i e tin* ot over 150 I IVING V\ 1 1 i. ANIMAL' lobe exhibited uca*-r a Pavilion 3*fee* in cn.! hv bm in brenil’h. for S'- PRKE OF ADMISSION. A DOUBLE PERFORMANCE AT EACH EXHIBITON m FOUR IMMENSE PERFORMING DENS! VAN AMBURGH In two of them, and Mom. CRAWFORD In the other two. Vs ill Exhibit at Mineral Point on Thursday, July Ist 1852. Open from 1 o’clock P M. until 3 o'clock P. M. \dmission 20 renin, Children isiidor lO years, !• Cts, Th:a Ca w .11 arr.T" in town id He mornln?, and 'here will be a GRAND PROCESSION ’leaded Fy Two Monster E’ephan'B Hi mba’ a n d Kaa’oo Ada, beanUfully caparlsono-1 wUh a Mftgnifl’Gnt Ka't India •♦rod h, uird* xpre*ilv for ihe convex at c of h* Conn anv’u i e’ohrMed l< 15 \ • s It v \ (f • 1 mmedial© y lollow • g O e * ‘rieitiai wi* he* H i* Carriage*. • Dtp , Vnn* • r . containing iLe Animaia, DRAWN BY I>o SPLENDID HORSES!! And pa?B throatrb tr.e pr ncip"l street# to ibe Pavilion hr Etiiiblii spviotf the public an opportunity of be holding owe ol the most *'or:*nus ami t *np siusj Procession • ! h ki< and uver w<tn(wd. 3115 VAN A3IISUKGII, T he nos! renowned ot ail Lion Conquerors, will at a certain period of the Exhibition, cater the Dens ot his I'errific Croup of Lions, Tigers, Leopards, Cougars, Panthers. Ac , the same as per formed by him in all the principal Cities of Europe and America. After which, HONS, CRAWFORD, WHI enter the Den with his highly Trained Animals, separate and altogether different from Van Amburgh s making Two Splendid Animal Performances in this Collection. If LIST OF ACTUAL* i \ i'll HE A A*; Eli IL*. \ 3 an AmhuraiVs Trained Animals. o 2 Numidian Lions. Asiatic Lion and Lioness. Royal Bengal Tiger, Brazilian Tiger. Black Tiger, and 2 African Leopards. 3lons. Crawford’s Trained Animals. African Lion and Lioness. Pair Senegal Leopards. Asiatic Tiger, and Two Cougars. Rhinoceros, or L nicorn, Arabian Pack Camel, t. hiteCamel, African Zebra,Canadian Elk. White Lama, first one ever in America, Nacied Burmese Ox. Nandi. Monster Elephant Hannibal. A Spe cimen ot the Hippopotamus, Female Elephant. Kaaloo-Alia, Two Chilian Alpacas, Ten Lions and Lionesses. Asiatic and Alrican. Pair Royal Bengal Tigers, Pair Brazilian Tigers, Royal Java Tiger. Phree African Leopards. Kaffir Lioness and her Three Royal Whelps, Pair Senegal Lfeop no- Black 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 Brow n Bear. Two North American Black Bears. Alrican Pelican. Pair New Holland Os triches, Pair New Holland Cranes, Macaws, Parrots, Ichneumons, Badgers, and a great variety of the Monkey Trbe. ID' A full description of the Animals’ Performances with the Elephants, Ponies, Monkeys. &c., will be lound in She Bills and Lithographs at the principal Hotels, previous to tlxe arrival of the * '


ocr: A CHERRY PECTORAL For tlift Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: BEECH’S COLUMN j FALL IMPORTAT Fqv 1851. tek 1851, CURTS BEECH _\ T uis well known Cheap Stork, on has just received an unusualiy large ant ■■ selected stock ol' FaM siskA WixitQv a lew articles of which are enamerated ben. DRYGOODS: Black, Brown, Blue and Green Broad Cloths. I , and Strijred of various colors, Pl a , r Fancy Cass;meres, a great variety, Sheeps Or Fulled Cloths. Kentuckey Jeans, Bleacned ; ■ Brown Sheetings, of all widths. Bleached and I I bleached Shirtings. Checked, Striped and Fi red Shirtings. White. Red. Yellow. Oratijr and Printed Flannels,High Colored French and English Merinoes, Plain and Figu red Alpacas of all colors, M. De Lai nes. a great variety of colors and qualities. Bombazines.Crapes and Cotton Mourning Goods, Rich Brocade, and Plain Silts, Silk Figures, velvet, Cot ton and Silk Trimming, Worsted Stuffs for Childrens Ware, Silt, Worsted, Cashmere and Bay Stale Shawls, ileus and W omen sand Children , Hoosiery. Kid Silk, Cashimerc and Wolen Shawls. Nee dle workd CntTs and Collars, Laces. Edgings, Cordn.gs .V Bobbins. Swiss. Plain. Jaconet Mulls and Mus lins, Irish Linnens ,v Lawns, Rich, Bonnet. Brit and other Ribbons. Heavy Comforts, wrist lets. Tickings. Table Linnen. Diaper Bed Spreads and Coverlids. Cotton. Linnen and Silk Handkerchiefs. Win dow Curtains, "lipets, and in short every thing in the line of Dry Goods that can oe fou id in any other store in Mineral Point, or in a ly other place in the Mining District, or nee ded by customers generally. ©a©sss p.m.'s and aiLASij-msi. Soup and Preserve Plates ami Dishes. Jars, Tumblers. Castors & Molasses pitches Plates ot all kinds and sizes. Cups and Saucers, of ditlerent Patterns. Bowls. Pitchers. Mugs, >alt Dishes. .■sugar Bowls, Tea Pots. Creamers. Wash Bowls and Pitchers. Glass (. andlesticks and Lamps. &c. Ac. Ac CLOTHING: Cloth, Satmett and Cassimeie Pants. Cloth, Sack. Frock and Dress Coats. Ditlerent kinds and colors of Otn- Coats. Silk, Worsted. Cloth and Satfin Pests. Flannel, Drawers, Under and Over Shirts White Cotton. Lumen Bosom and Calico Shtr*t Together with a general assortment of Crave; Handkerchiefs, Suspenders 4' c - 4‘C. m at -m, *s mmmu mm.- .rm sk Carpenters Tools of all kinds. Horse Shoena Cut and


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Kail 1 ratle of 1851 ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER GOOD S; Consisting in pari of the following Articles :— BROAD CLOTHS. CASIMERES, SATINETTS. 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 ■ m. at ' aa wm. Such as Sugar , Rice, Coffee, Black and Green Ts Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt, Ac., All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable frtns. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29,1851. 491f MABSiOI mutual, INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the Stale of Wisconsin. r'jnftAVlNG duly organized and adopted the


ocr: CHERRY ?BtOML Eor the Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: aagjt) THEO KODOLF. Jium ’s faiuily tifdaclnc*. THE uud-'rsidned is sole authorized Agent los • * s place, for the above celebrated rued” 1 “(*. yf winch iie is now opening a large and fresh supply. THEO. RODOLF. mPEPiiA. VEGETABLE dyspepsia bitters, THE MOST rOri LAR family medicine OF THE AGE! oft! by Physicians of High Standing. ■'*.* SITTERS remove *ll irorhul secretions purify ' *'i rue Rrel tone and vigor to the digestive /'■' tifx the system against *ll futuie disease, can I >* . a ,ih safely at no lime dehititalir.g the pvuent -t*-- grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re -x.Xst,a for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen ; sad restorative proj-ertie*, and an invaluablo aud rs ' ! for DTSPKPSIV i\ its worst forms. * * C omplaint*. Jaundice. Heartburn, Coative r “ 'Disorders of the Skin and Liver 1 osa ' Spirits. Nervous Headache. Giddineaa. 4 nnf the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight " f K ' OTr *ch and ail other diseases caused by an im ** * bl > od f liver, etc which tend to debili *- a-% weaken th sys!em. F E >1 A LFS ■*- ‘ Ser from s morbid and unnatural condition will £nd this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. >*• OI r.KNEHAL DEBILITY, this Medicm* iS i-iiiE A i HARM > thousands i,- ! Ml8<! lts *® c cy and thousands more are now nn- ‘meat, aad cot one solitary case ci failure has Volumes could be filled w ith certifi - . xse ho ha\e been j>ernianently cured ! * ! > on the Agenf, and get a rPIPHLET, t .'*" ‘S ( ertjficates of Remarkable C tires, and the y . . ’-;on in which ihis Medicine rs hold by the t.. * I! ,ilo Genuine Medicine Depots in the United ** *=J , rce Cents per Large Bottle ’ Ci lal Office I*s FULTON ST.. S. Y.. up stain _ IMi'*. I.Ulio' I. Agent. *si>lvxv*w.


ocr: 2SADI2OHTHiTEU.i Z, INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature ef the Slate or Hl sro ,nn. nnAVINT duly ore nw i! and ;• ’ >pted :t • ini moot approved system oi Mu’ >. ih- ;r ancr. are now prepared to receive apj I cations rn i Policies of Insunnee upon duelling houses, tavern*, shops, and other building*. airn-! loss or damage bv lire. This company will injure :■> property in cities or exposed part- of villages, therefore cm never sustain a. large loss from air. one tiro, which will enable them always to nice! l.isfe- promptly, and make it a safe and reliable company to those insured thereby. L. .1, FARF.VVELL'j tr fHMF.O.V MILLS, JOHN CATLIX, j>iX. B. EDDY. A l WARD. I hr 1 \VM. N. SEYMOUR X W. DF.AX. | 2 E. R. DEAN. Jn. V. M WELCH. 1 c i \VM. <'. WELLS, Ii.WID ATWfHADJ 5 I'. HOPKINS. F, CL TIBHITiS. nFFIC K R S . SIMEON MILL 1 ? president. X B F.DDV, 5 ice- President. 1. J. HARWELL. B. F. HOPKINS, lifcl Treasurer.


ocr: DODGEVILLE, For (he Fall Trade of 185! !j •FUR subscriber is now receiving at old Island of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, -1 Large Stoc k of FALL & WINTER a o o n S; Consisting in part of the following Articles; — BROAD CLOTHS, CASIM E R E S . SATIN E T T S. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, "rent variety, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS. CAPS, plush, fur &c. PANT A I.OOXS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, — ALSO — A great variety of - ac r k: nt tm Such as Sugar , /lice, Coffee, Black and Green Ts, 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 MADIISOH SSOT'DTAJL COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the Stale of Wisconsin. rSTftAVING didy organized and adopted .£-5 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 lire. This company will insure property in cities or exposed parts of herefore can never sustain a large loss from one lire, which will enable them always to losses promptly, and make it a safe and company to those insured thereby. L. J. FAREWELL.-) b f SIM EON MILLS, JOHN CATLIN, ? N. B. EDDY. A. J. WARD, b WM. N. SEYMOUR N T . W. DEAN, 3 E. B. DEAN, Jh, WM. WELCH, c WM. C. WELLS, DAVID AT WOOD J b p HOPKINS. F. G. TIDBITS.


ocr: I j ; | ■ 1 BEECH’S COLUMN' I FA L L IM I'd RT A T IQ \ 1851. 1851. niiQTC Drrnu a tlLCulji VT ais well known Cheap Stori,on Highs* has jus’ received an unusually Urge and selected stock of ’ ‘ T£*.r - 0 - A *. • , , - -- C--7 4J, . • 4.1 V- 4 . * i few articles of which are enamerateu DRY GOODS: Black, Brown. Blue an! Green Broad Cloths. PU; old >utped SattmeUs of various colors, Plain Fancy Cassimetes. a great variety, .sheep* (; rs l Fulled Cloths. Ketituckev Jeam. Bleached Brown Sheetings, of all w .dths. Bleached andUr. bleached -flirtings. Checked, Striped aid Ftgu. red .shirtings. White, Red. Yellow, Orar.gt and Printed Flannels, 1 1 igh Colored French and English Merinoes, Plain and Floo red Alpacas of all • dors, M De Laj no, a great variety of colors and qualities. Bombazines. Crapes and Cotton Mourning Gooiis. Rich Brocade, and Plain Mlks, Silk Figures. \elvet. Cot ton and .silk Trimming, Worsted Muffs for Childrens Ware, bilk. Worsted, Cashmere and Bay Mate bhaw Is, Men s ant Women's and Ch-.h lrens, Hoosierv. Kid bilk. Casluniere am! Widen Shawls. Nee dle wot ki! C'tifTs and Collars. Laces, F.dgtngs. Cording? ,Sc Bobbins. F-w t?s. Plain, Jaconet Mulls and Mus lins. Irish Lumens Sr Lawns. Rich. Bonnet. Belt and other Ribbons. Heavy Comforts, wrist let-, Pickings. Table Linnen,Diaper Bed b(.reads and Coverlids. Cotton. Linnen and Silk Handkerchiefs. Win dow Curtains. Ttpets. and in short every thing m the line ot i)rj Goods that can be found in any other store in Mineral Point, or in any other place in the Mining District, or nee ded by custom* rs generally. ©.iv)c:f. tti-w-Y At* -c\ ?, &s3-w.Aai. b'onp and Preserve Ib.ites and Dishes. Jars, Tumblers. Casters & Molasses pitchen Plates of all kinds at and sizes. Cups and Saucers, of dilferent Patterns. Bowls. Pitchers. Mags. Salt Dishes, bn gar Bowls, Tea Pi >s. Creamers. Wash Bowls and Pitchers. Class Candlesticks and Lamps, Ac &c. &c. CLOTHING: Cloth, Satin-'tt and Cassirm-re Pants. Cloth. Sack. Frock and Dies? Coats. Different kinds and colors of Over L\<a/s, bilk. Worsted. Cloth and Sattin Vests Flannel. Drawers, Under and Over Shirts. While Cotton, Linnen Bosom and Calico Shirts. Together with a general assortment of Cravat*. Handkerchiefs, Suspenders 4 C - A -0 - Carpenters Tools of all kinds. Horse Shoenaili, Cut and wrought nails of al! kinds Door knob, Locks and Latche-, Butts and t-crews. Files and Rasps. Axes, Saw? llatcl es, Han. mers and Shov els. Cupboard. Trunk. Chest and Desk Locks, Knives and Coras, lea ami Table Spoons, Scissor* | and Shears a great variety, Iron and Brass Can dtesticles and Snuffers. Razors and Razor strips, Butcher, Carving and hboe Knives. Pocket and Pen Knives, great varity. Coffee Mills, Curry Combs. Brass head and Iron £ hovels and Tong*. IRON & STEEL: As great an assortment as was ever offered in tbit mar ,et. to wlnch the attention of blacksmiths m others is particularly invited. BOOTS AND SHOES: Mens Ihick Boots, Boys Coarse & Fine Boot® “Kip “ *• “ “ *• Shot* “ Calf Ladies Kip Bootes, Sewed and Peged, - Calf “ M ens Chick Brogans, “ Heavy Shoes “ K p “ “ Fine “ ** Calf “ - Slipj.ers Childrens Boots and Shoes, of every description ami qualitv. fZQzU czzzz Oi every variety and quahly, embracing the li teal laauions and stvlea. GROCERIES: Cnn-powder, Imperial. Vot.ng Hyson and WarkT • N. O. clarified, crushed. pub prized and leaf bufat*- Sugar House and New f)i:.an jMolastc*. Rio and Java Coffee. Dried Apple*nod fearhe*. Coar-e. fine and Table Salt, C”., rants, Raisin*. !: ce. >a!eratus, Hour. Pork Fish and vinegar, (.round and Grain Pepper Allspice and Clove* Ground Mustard, Ground tnd Ingrouud Cinna mon, Pearl Starch. Ginger Bar Soap. Mould,Pip, tar and Sperm Candles. C -wing and t rooking I obacco. Pipes, Snuff. M '.?hes and Lamp (hi, < o niter. C loth. Scrub, Pan rers. Hair, Tooth sod hoc Brushes. Brooms. Be- Golds. Clothes Line* t> I Pins. Rope of ail e ize Manella and Hemp, ■duckets. WasblKiards. Wooden Boxes and Bowls Vxe helves. Mop slicks, door and table mats. &c MISCKLLANEOI S ARTICLES arpet- Oil Gloth I able and Floor Spreads. Car et and Rublier Bags, Trunks. Curtain


ocr: FIRST All RIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, | For the Fall Trade of 18>51 ! I’ffK subscriber is now receiving at old j stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgev tile, | .1 Large Slock of FALL & WINTER fir O & iO 3 S’; Consisting in par! cf the following Articles t BROAD CEO i 118, ' (J A SIM E R K 8 , SATIN E T T S . BOOT? A SHOES. C!>n ’KERV WARE. CALICOES, great variety, L A DIES DR E?S GOU DS DOMESTICS, CABS, plush, fur Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, — ALSO — A great variety of sa a*. aßir bo es sa ca z m, -Such as Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Black and Green IP'S Molasses, Currant-. Raisins, Flour Salt, Ac., All of which are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29, 1851. 49tf MABISON HUTVAIi COMPANY. Chartered hj act of Legislature of the Slate of II I.'tO >* •' ■ it. duly organized and adopted the


ocr: THE “OLD PROTECTION" FIR E, M A R IN E AN D I N 1, A N D INSURANCE. ....0.... THE FRIENDS AND PATRONS OF THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, or haktfoku (~ And the merchants and property holders generally, this town and county, are hereby respectfully informed that the undets’gtied, as the duly authorized agent said office, ?at all times prepared to issue policies insui&nce. covering every insurable description of prop erty, again*; Isoss op if (image BY m-z OK THE Perils of .Val idation, On favorable terms. Persons incurring losses policies issued by the uudersigned.may always rely on a prompt and satisfactory adjustment, by a special trav elling agent immediately despatched to the spot, acting concurrently with the local agent. Awards paid here in bankable fund?also. Awards for losses native, dis counted at current rales of interest. Apply to SAM. CRAWFORD, Agent For lowa County. _ ■ | FEW first rate CALIFORNIA il on hand at the sign of the Gun, to be the best quality. ‘


ocr: Entered according to Act of (’ongress lulhe year 1351, by J S. Houghton. M. D„ in the Clerk’s Office for the Eastern District o Pennsyiyanla. GREAT CT’HF FOB DYSPEPSIA! Another Scientific Wonder! Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON’S THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. OR G-ASTRIO JUICE Prepared from Ren net, or the fourth siomtch of the ii,


ocr: 1 FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For ilie Fall * ra'Je of INo 1 ! IUIE subscriber is now receiving nt old aland of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stork of FALL & WINTER G O Olf Consisting in part nf the following . Irltcles ■■— BROAD CLOTHS OASIV! E R K S . S A T I N E TTS, ROOTS & SHOES CROCKERY WARE. CA! D’OES. jrreat varLt ladirsdkkss good s DOMESTICS, CAPS plush fur kc. PANTALOONS VESTS COATS SHIRTS, HATS. — ALSO — A great variety of earn tm Such as Sugar , Rice , Coffee, Black and Green Ts Molasses. Currants, Raisins. Flour Salt. Ac.. Ml of which are offered lor CASH, on the most reasonable t rnis. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. -.9, 1851 49if M A.BHSOH MUmcr A3L INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by im oj Dk.isiu.ure of the State of M'ijiro sin. WAVING duly organized and adopted the


ocr: FI3M IR II 1 HROt-GH FROM THE BAST. FOR FALL TRADE!! ::o:: H E undersigned havingjust returned from thi Eastern Market* with a large and well se lected <o* ■•ought with great care and well adapted to this parr of the state, offers them at low rate as that, he thinks is the only wav ol getting rid of a very large Mock ot Goods this season, md In- pledges himselt that the prices shall he proj -.• nahlv as 'he stock is extensive. Ann tl . may be found the follow ing DRY GOODS: 10-4. d-4.5-4, 4-4 and 3-4 Bleached and Unbleach ed Cott. ms. f-4 '■-4. 54. 4-4 and 3 4 Bleached Drills; I weeds. .>aTtinetts.Cassimeres.Broad, B*-aver and Pilot Cloths, Carets. red, yel low. blue and white Flannels. Canton Flannels. Lsnsevs, Doeskin, r haw Is, (Bay state and English.) American, English and French Calicoes, as sorted Alapaccas. American, English and Fiench Merin oe.‘. Diapers. Sarin. Jeans, Mull, barred Muslin, Jacconett. assorted Florence Muslin, Swiss Muslin, India book Muslin, Bishop Lawn, Irish and Brown Linen. Brow n and White Linen & satin dam ask. plain and figured Delane, • new style; Berzen cloth. Kentucky Jean.duck. cloak plaids and cloak Linings. Rob Roy-, Bocking, assorted col ors; Cambrics, Nankin, large and good assortment of Ging hams, brown Holland. Crashes. Mufflers. Carpet Bags, blue & green Baiege, Black Veils, silk and worsted fringes, new style trimmings and buttons for dresses, assortment of Bobbins, linens and cotton Tapes, lamb wool Hose, blue mix Hose, childrens Hose, cashimere Gloves for ladies, gen llemen and children, packages, pound and hair pin>, edging of all sizes and qualities; a fine as. sortmeut of Caps and Bonnets, Ribbons, Lace- of til kinds, cotton and linen handkerchiefs. Also, a targe assortment of Blankets of various colors CLOTHING: 100 Assorted sattinettsacks; 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 ami drawers; Silk pocket handkerchiefs. 50 dozen long handled Shovels; 500 assoited Ca steel; Guns and pistols. Pow der flasks; bhot pout es, if c. Also, a large stock of shelf w are adapte to the use of Carpenters, Wagon makers, and to all other purposes. BOOTS AND SHOES: 100 Cases of Mens and Boys Boots and >hoes Ihe largest assortment of Lubes and Children ■t>hoes 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; Fall 1851). Also, Muffs. Boas. Ac. GROCERIES: 50 hags Rio & Java entice; 30 chests Green & Black teas; 25 boxes assorted Tobacco; lb casks currents; 50 boxes rasins; 60 casks Boston nails; 15 M regalia cigars; 50 boxes brown soap; 5 bbls Boston crushed sugar; 30 coils assorteil size rope. 20 doz bed cords and plow lines; b barrels refined lamp oil: 10 boxes sperm candle; 12 dozen Boston I■ >, 5 boxes clothe p - r > 0 dozen va-ti boo. (tin v■ - -cod) '■ dozen market baskets: 24 dozen jiatent axe helves. ■ the above w II he sold at gre •• gains at in out and know n stand, corner Hig> mi Uhesnats s’reets,by JOHN MILTON. September. 1851.—n4 9. COMMERCE STREET CASH STORE!! i nHE old staml of Vivian A Davey. on Com I* merce street, is now filled with a well selec


ocr: ; j i FIRST ARRIVAL IN* DODGEVILLE, For the Fall i rude of 1851 ! rHE snVissriber is now’ receiving at oid stand of Davis, Evans & Cos.. Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL Sc WINTER a o o n S; Constating in part if the fohou'iyig Articles: BROAD CLOTHS.' CABIME RES . s A T INETTB. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, frrt'iit variety. LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS. CAPS, plush, fur &c. PANTALOON'S, VESTS. COATS, SHIRTS. HATS, — ALSO — A great variety of met Such as Rice, Coffee, Black and Green r J>, Moiasite*, I’urrant', Raisins. Four. Sail, &c., ■Ol o*' which are offered lor CASH, on the r.ost reasonable t nns. L. G. WHEELER. DodgevMe, Sept. £9, 1851. 49tf L'X TI.jELL ' (S 13 A. U 'K 13 JLHa


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old i stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stuck of FALL & WINTER GOOD Consisting in part of the following Articles BROAD CLOTHS, CASIM E R K S, S A T I N E ITS. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES. meat variety, LADIES DR ESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plnsb. fur &c. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —A LSO — A great variety of ma-mm.m.'mm'i *■ Such as Sugar, liice. Coffee, Black and Green r J>, Molasses, Currant*. Raisins, Four, Sail, Ac., All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. I„ G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept, l'9, 1851. 49tf MAMSOH WJTUA INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by net of legislature of the State of Wisconsin. AVIXG duly organized and adopted, the p most approve*! system of Muf.ial Imur ance, are now prepared to receive application and iiiue Policies of Insurance upon duelling houses, tave: ui. shops, arul other buildings, against loss or damage by fire. This company vs il 1 insure no property in cities or exposed part,-, of villages, therefore can never sustain a large loss from any on* fire, which will enable them always to meet losses promptly, and make it a safe and reliable company to those insured thereby, L. 3. FAREWELL,'! fc ("SIMEON MILLS, JOHN CATLIX, I ? XB. EDDY. A. J. WARD, I VVM X. SEYMOUR N. W. DEAN, | E. B. DEAN. .hi . VM. WELCH, I c VVM. C. WELLS. DAVID AT WOOD. J * (_B F. HOPKINS. F. G. TIDBITS. OFFICERS: SIMEON MILLS President. N. B. EDDV, V ice— President. L. J. FARWELL, B. F. HOPKINS, 2fc] Treasurer. Secretary Siam Crwfobii, Agent, Mineral Point. . It Uu n6tn. W EED & E B E R II A R D, H HAVING opeml an extensive Book Eindry, takes this op. portunity of informing the comma. uityat large, that they are prepared to execute all orders which may be entrusted to tbit care. such, as furnishing state an county officers with BLANK BOOKS of all kinds, ruled to order, and of the Uty of paper. Old books rebound, in Turkey, Aforoc co, Plain English, calf, sheep, or paper bindings magazine*, pamphlets, session law - Ac., bound in the best of style—all of which work w ill be exe ented at the lowest Milwaukee prices. Paper for blank book, consisting of cap crown, demy, medium, royal, super royal, impe rial, double crown A folio post, always on hand N. D. —Orders from a distance must he accom panied with a pattern for ruling, and the size of paper required, anil style of binding, must be des ignated, otherwise the work will be executed in accordance with the usual form for the blank book required. This establishment is entirely new. and embraces the latest improvements in ruling and binding. W.ff E. Madison, Oct. 30. ISO 1 .-tf.


ocr: BEECH’S CO LU M N ! ! FALL IMPORT IOX 1851, SA. 1851. CURTS BEECH, VT bis well known Cheap S-roHE.on High has just received an unusually large and well selected stock of Vail &m<S Wf.mtk©ir a few articles of which are enamerated I*l*- DRY GOODS; Black, Brown. Blue and Green Broad Cloth*. P), and Striped Sattinetts of various colors. Plain ai • Fancy Cassimeres. a great variety, Sheeps Gray Fulled Cloths, Ktntuckey Jeans, Bleached sr j Brown Sheetings, of all w idths. Bleached and I n bleached Shirtings. Checked, Striped and F.eu red Shirtings, White, Red, Yellow, Orange and Printed Flannels, High Colored French and English Merknoes, Plain and Figu red Alpacas of all colors, M. De Lai. nes, a great variety of colors and qualities. Bombazines. Crape* 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 Shawls, Men's and Women s ami Childrens, Hoosiery. Kid Silk, Cashimere and Wolen Shawls, Nee dle-workd Cuffs and Collars, Laces, Edgings, Wordings dt Bobbins, Swiss, Plain, Jaconet Muds and Mus lins, Irish Linnens 4r 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. Tipets, and in short every thing in the line of Dry Goods that ran be ( found in any other store in Mineral Point, or in any other place in the Mining District, or nee ded by customers generally. am, Soup and Preserve Plates and Dishes. Jars, Tumblers, Casiors & Molasses pitcher* Plates of all kinds and sizes. Gups and Saucers, of different Patterns. Bowls, Pitchers, Mugs, Salt Dishes. Sugar Bowls, Tea Pols, Creamers. Wash Bowls and Pitchers. Glass Candlesticks and Lamps, ftc. Uc.kc. CLOTHING: Cloth, Satinett and Cassimere Pants. Cloth, Sack. Frock and Dress Coats. Different kinds and colors of Over Coats, Silk, Worsted, Cloth and Sattin I'rsts. Flannel, Drawers. L'nder and Over Skirts. White Cotton, Linnen Bosom and Calico Shirts. Together with a general assortment of Crar;, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders <yc. §-c. b* K -m mm. m ■■ .- .m. m ■ Carpenters Tools of all kinds, Horse Shoe nail* • Cut and wrought nails of all kinds, Door knob*. Locks and Latches, Butt* and Screws. File* and Rasp=, Axes, Saws, Hatches. Hammers anti Shot iels, Cupboard, Trunk. Chest anil I>esk Locks, Knives and Forks,Tea and Table Spoons. Scissors and Shears a great variety, Iron and Brass Can dlesticks and Snuffers, Razors and Razor Strap*, Butcher. Carving and Shoe Knives, Pocket and I Pen Knives, great varity, Coffee Mill*. Curry Combs, Brass head and Iron Shovels and Tong* IKON & STEEL; i As great an assortment as was ew offered in this market, to which the attention of Blacksmith* aid I others is particularly invited. BOOTS AND SHOES: Mens Thick Boots, Boys Coarse & Fine Boot* I “ Kip “ “ “ “ “ Shoe* j “ Calf “ Ladies Kip Bootes, Sewed and Peged. “ Calf “ Mens Thick Brogans, “ Heavy Shoe* “ Kip ■ “ “ Fine “ “ Calf “ “ Slippers Childrens Boots and Shoes, of every description and quality. Plsutes sm® Csps: Of every variety and quality', embracing the U 1 test fashions and styles. GROCERIES: Gun-jtowder, Imperial, Young Hyson and black! > N. O. clarified, crushed, pulverized and loaf Sugar- Sugar House and New Orleans Molasses. Hio and Java Coffee. Dried Apples and Peachei Coarse, Fine and Table Salt, Currants, Raism* Bice, Saleratus, Flour. I'ork, Fish and vinegar (•round and Grain Pepper. Allspice and Clove* Ground Mustard. Ground and Unground Cinna mon, Pearl Starch, Ginger, Bar Soap, Mould, rhp. . s tar and Sperm Candles. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, Snuff. Matches and Lamp On Counter, Cloth. Scrub, Painters, Hair, Tooth and! Shoe Brushes. Brooms, Bed Gords. Clothes Lin** and Pins, Rope of all sizes, Mam-Ha and Hemp, Buckets, Washboards, Wooden Boxes and Bowl*


ocr: Jayne’s fi'aniily Medicines. THE undersidned is sole authorized Agent fos place, for tlte above celebrated med* c 'ccs. al which he is now opening a large and fresh ■Apply. THEO. RUDOLF. DWIPB3A. VEGE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AO E I lifd by Physicians of Hish Standing. BITTERS remove all morbid secretions purify *-e blood, itive great tone and vigor to the digestive fortify the system against all future disease, can taken arjth safety, at no time debilitaLr.g the patient n f grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re -1 '* for their cheering, invigorating, strengthen- S sad restorative properties, and an invaluable and r -re remedy for PTSPEPSU l\ US WORST FOR3IS. A.so l.rfi Complaint*. Jaundice. Heartburn, Costive %t Faintart*. Disorder* cf the Skin and Liver. Lcs* Appetite Low Spirit*. Nervous Headache, Giddiness ■ ' .-ation of the Heart Sinking and Fullness of Weight - • Stomach. and *ll other diseases caused by *fi im ,:i: * , f lh * blood, liver, *tc„ which tend to debili U! * Weaken th system F E 31 ALES iser from a morbid an.i unnatural condition will End this Medicine of INESTIMABLE value. sti vssrs of GENERAL DEBILITY, thi* Medicine * * like a charm; thousands . ’ f ’ted its efficacy and thousands more are now na -aient, and not oae aolitary case of failure hat e *** 7 sported. Volumes could be filled with certsfi 4 * those who have been permanently cured. r n on the Agent. and ret a PAHPBLET, t Z*' n S *-be Certificates of Remarkable Cure* and the f K „- 3 atKm in which this Medicine is held by the v>s- can be had of the Agents, free ; *'* e Genuine Med.cine Depots ia the Uni tod *** and ( anada Price 5G Cents per Large Bottle tenpai Office, m FIT TON ST. N V, op naira THF-O. ROD • F, Agent. M Point.


ocr: i CHERRY PECTORAL For the Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: first arrival in DODGEVILLE, For the Fall 1 rade of 1851 ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, vi Large Stock of FALL & WINTER a O O 1J S; Consisting in part of the following .irtichs: — BROAD CLOTHS. C A S I M E RES. BATINETTS, 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 ■** ** - MO ■ ac Such as Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Black and Green Ts, Molasses, Currant-, Raisins, Flour Salt, Ac., Ail of which are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. W HEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29,1851. 49tf PREMIUM BI N DINU . MADISON, WISCONSIN. WEED &


ocr: lo Ac -' >' inth* v*r I*!*, IV Js. U„ .*-,i r.. M 1).. in lba He. It's D% ‘. Jt ilia ] Eastern D.Jtncl o PenriSySvania, CHEAT Cr‘ **U HYPFPS!A! jticiher Scientific Wonder/ Op, J- 8. HOUGHTON S Gi i-.AI DYSPEPSIA CURER ! THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR GASTRIC JTJICS


ocr: VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINE OF VE AUE! Ised by Physicians of High Standing. Xbeie BITTERS remove all morbid secretions purify tit blood, give great tone and vigor to the digestive organs fortify the system against all future disease, can t* taken with safety, at no time debilitating the patient -being grateful to the most delicate stomach, and re- Bsrkable for their cheering, invigorating strengthec rrg nd restorative properties, and an invaluable and sure remedy for dt>pi:psi\ is its worst forms. Alo. Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn, Costive gao Faintness, Disorders of the Skin and Liver. Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits, Nervous Headache. Giddiness, FaUitation of the Heart, Sinking and Fullness of Weight it the Stomach, and all other diseases caused by an im P l: State of the blood, liver, etc., which tend to debili tats sad w taken the system. PK MALES Tto suffer from a morbid and unnatural condition will find this Medicine of INESTIMABLE VALUE. lr vi sr cf GENERAL DEBILITY, this Medicine 1‘ T 9 LIKE A CHARM ; THOUSANDS Have tested its efficacy, and thousands more are row un der treatment , and not one solitary case of failure has vet teen reported. Volumes could he filled with ceitiC tetes of those who ha-.e been permanently cured. (all on Ihe Asent, and get a mi'HUET, Containing the Certificates of Itomaruahle Cures, and the t,gt estimation in which this Medicine is held by the TutiiC Press--can he had of the Agents, free Sold by all the Genuine Medicine Depots in the United and fanada. prr Price 50 Cents per Large Bottle. -s^; Principal Office, lei FULT ON ST., N Y., up stairs t UK'), ts : iii.j . Mme'ni Point. I f.-B y... it s 1 , ym jikasliKa. s CHERRY PECTORAL For the Chit of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSEHSSS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, W KOOPING-COUCH MD CONSUMPTION. Th’. inv iluble reme ! > for ail disea..* -of th*.Tiiß<'AT s. ■ i.r-t,-, h.a- attained aceicbiity from is re: iarkub;e : -re#, never equalled by a.-yy ether medicine b< loro. — thrr jirepar t. >n have siu-wn th.msel .espah'iticr*,and ■aet me* tCT e’ed notable mires, hut c ne bus ever so ;. y w-i* tlu c-nifi.lenc-. -f -v* rv cammu-iity where it is I j


ocr: INSURANCE COMPANY. C’lafrrtu by act of Letts! I’urr of :i. State of Wisco 'sin. tT.\VING duly organized and adopted *he most approved system of Mutual Insnr a nee, are now prepared to rcce -t a| ' ratio ireae Policies of Insurance upon dw<- .ug houses taverns, shops, and otlier buildings, against !o:s or damage by fire. This company wi.l insa-c no property in cities or exposed parts of villages, tbeiefcre can never sustain a large loss from any one fire, which will enable them always to meet losses promptly, and make it a sale and reliable company to those insured thereby. L J FAREWELL,"! & "SIMEON MILLS, JOHN GATLIN, l S N. B. EDDY. A. J WARD. 1 t*J ! W.M. X SEYMOUR N. W DEAN. 2 UM, WELCH. ct 1 \VM r. UTMp, DAVID ATWOOD T- [B h H^PKIVi. F. G. TIB HITS. OFFICERS SIMEON MILLS, Preside- N. B EDDV. Vice-President. L J FAR WELL, B I Sb] Treasurer Secretary SartrEr. Cuawtokp. Ac*-n'. Mineral To nt.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! THE subscriber is rc.v receivi g at old aland of Davis, E vans A Cos., D .dgeville, A Large Stock of FALL &. WINTER GO O Consisting in part of the following Articles: — BROAD CLOTHS. CAST M K 11 E S , SATIN E T T S. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, great variety, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush. far Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS. HATS. —ALSO— A great variety of b ssa z m-g tmtt tat Such as Sugar, liice, L<>Jfee, Black and Cron Ts Molasses. Currants, Raisins, Four, Sail, <S,c., All of which are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rtns. L. C.. WHEELER. Dodgerllle, Sept. 2 1851. MABESOH HUfUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by ad of Legislature of the State of Wisconsin.


ocr: | j j i j | j j i j i j r BEECH’S COLUMN!! FALL IM P 0 R TAT FolP 1851. Skk 1851, CURTS BEECH, \T his well known Cheap Stohs, on H : ghS' has just received an unusually large and u • selected stock of ' UTalll asid Ql3)®& 2 a few articles of which are enumerated I*],% DRY GOODS: Black. Brown. Blue and (Ireen Broad Cloths, Flam and Striped Sallinetts of various colors. Flair arw Fancy Cassimeres. a great variety. Sheeps Grav Fulled Cloths, Ken tucker Jeans, Bleached and Brown Sheetings, of all widths. B cached andlV bleached Shirtings. Checked, Striped and Fi-u.* red Shirtings, White. Red. Yellow, Orange and Printed Flannels,High Colored French and English Mcrinoes, Plain and Figu red Alpacas of all colors, M. De Lai ues, a great variety of colors and qualities, Bombazine.-.. Crapes and Cotton Mourning Goods, Rich Brocade, and Main Silks, Silk Figures, velvet, Cot ton and Silk Trimming, Worsted Studs for Childrens Wate, Silk, Worsted, Cashmere and Bay State Shawls, Mens and Women’s and Childrens. Hoosiery. Kid Silk . Cashimere and Wolen Shawls. Nee dle-workd Cutis and Collars. Laces, Edgings, Gordings & Bobbins. Swiss, Plain, Jaconet Mulls and Mus lins, Irish Lawns, Rich. Bonnet, licit and other Ribbons. Heavy Comforts, w rist lets, Tickings, Table Linnen. Diaper Bed Spreads and Coverlids, Cotton. Linnen and ."ilk Handkerchiefs, Win dow Curtains. Tipets, and in short every thing in the line of Dry Goods that can he found in anj' other store in Mineral Point, or in any other place in the Mining District, or nee ded by customers generally. mijvs’ am. Soup and Preserve Plates and Dishes. Jars, Tumblers, Castors & Molasses pitchers. Plates of all kinds ami sizes. Cups and Saucers, of different Patterns. Bowls. Pitchers. Mugs. Salt Dishes. Sugar Bowls, Tea Pots, Creamers. Wash Bowls and Pitchers. Glass Candlesticks an ! Lamps, Ac. Ac. Ac. CLOTHING: Cloth, Satinett and Cassimere Pants. Cloth, Sack. Frock and Dress Coats. Different kinds and colors of Over Coats. Silk. Worsted, Cloth and Sattin I'ests. Flannel, Drawers, Under and Over Skirts. . Vv bite Cotton. Linnen Bosom and Calico Shirts. Together with a general assortment of Cravat*, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders 4’ c - Carpenters Tools of all kinds, Horse Shoe nails. Cut and wrought nails of all kinds. Door knobs, Locks and Latches, Butts and Screws. Files and Rasps, Axes, Saws. Hatches, Hammers and Shov ’ els. Cupboard, Trunk. Chest and Desk Locks, Knives and Forks, Tea and Table Spoons. Scis-ors 'and Shears a great variety. Iron and Brass ( an dlesticks and Snuffers. Razors and Razor Straps, Butcher, Carving and Shoe Knives, Pocket and Pen Knives, great varity, Coffee Mills. Curry Combs, Brass head and Iron Shovels and Tongs. IRON & STEEL ; As great an assortment as was ever offered in tins market, to which the attention of Blacksmiths and others is particularly invited. BOOTS AND SHOES; Mens Thick Boots, Bovs Coarse A Fine Boot s | -1 Kip “ *• u “ Shoe* " Calf “ Ladies Kip Bootes,


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! rHE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER GOOD S; Consisting in part of the following Articles :— BROAD CLOTHS, CASI MERES, SATIN B T T S, 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 TS , Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt, &c., All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable t tms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29, 1851. 49tf "iimei mutoail INSURANCE COMPANY.


ocr: Iherrypectoral For ihe Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BROM CEITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA , WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: FRESH ARRIVAL OF if Ml VG S # sIIEDICEVPS. Tt HE Subscriber would respectfully inform the A public that be is receiving at his old stand, at the sign of the Red Mortar, a large and fresh sup ply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints. Oils. Dye Stuffs. Brushes, Patent Medicines, Ac. Ac., making his Stock full and complete, among which maybe found the following articles; Acids. Nitric, Sulphuric, Epsom Salts, “ Muriatic & Axalic, Glauber, do, “ Citric A Tartaric. Castor Oil, Soda. Carh. & Sup. Carb. Sweet, do Cream Tarter, Isinglass, Pearl Barley. Camphor, Tapioca. Opium, Arron Root, Ipecac, Sago, Jalop, Saffron, English and Calomel, American, Blue Mass, Annatto, Tamarinds, Sulphur, Jujube Paste, Irish Moss, Licorice. Magnisia, Essential Oils of all kinds. A good assortment of Botanic Medicines and SURGICAL INSTR UMENTS. Evans Lancets, Silver and Gum Catheters. Fleams Hulls Trusses, Shoulder Braces. Syringes, Glass and Metalic, Ac. Ac. Ac. My assortment of Paints and Oils is complete, comprising nearly all now in use. Among our PATENT MEDICINES may be found the following; Dr. S. P. Townsend Sarsaparilla, Bristols do, Stillmans do, Graefenberg do, Dr. Jaynes Family Medicines, Dr. Shermons do Dr. Rogers Syrnp Tar, and Liverwort, Wistars Bal sam Wild Cherry, Osgoods Cholo gogue, Houses Tonic, B. A. Thanestocks Medicines. Railway's Ready Re lief, Rowands Tonic Mix ture, Dr. Sappingtons, Jaynes, Bruces and Graefenburg Tonic Ague Pills, Hurberts, Ac., Hungarian Cough Balsam, Moffats, Brandreths, Lees, Smith's, Angles, Braggs, Elmores, Jew Davids. Monsons, Leshures, Martins. Alebasi and London Veg etable Pills, Ac. Ac. Ac. Physicians. Country Dealers and all others wish ing any thing in our line are respectfully invited to give us a call. Remember the sign of the Mortar. R. D. PULFORD, Opposite Beech A Tilley's. Mineral Point, May 29, I§sl. n3ltf


ocr: ! ] “ OLD PROTECTION" FIRE, MARINE AN D INI A N D INSURANCE. ... THE FRIFND* ANf> PATRONS OF THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, or hahifokd Aid the merchants and pr peny holder* generally, o' ihis lorn and coantv are her>-ry respectfully informed that the undetsgned, as the duly auhort*i-'d agent o' said s at all times prepared to i.-ue policies or Inruia-ie-, corrring every insurable description ol prop erty, again*: Loss or Damage BF 3BC is t mzz OB THE Peril's or .\avi£;ition. °ti favorable terms. Pe sons 'O' u-ring lo*e under p- lieies issued by tuean- 1 ' rsigned.may a’wsys rely on a prompt and satisfactory adjustment. by a special tnr erttr.g spent immediate!* de.paKhed to toe am -I. acting oonrnrimnity with the Heal ag-n:. Awards oaid here I>. banaable fund*; —also, ASrd* <ur <oeee act due, (its counted at current rates or interest. Aprlv to SA*. CRAWFORD, Agent For I wa County. 4.3


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGE VILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! 11l HE subscriber is now receiving at old I stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL Sl WINTER GOOD S; Consisting in part of the following Articles: — BROAD CLOTHS, CAST MERES. SATINETTS, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great variety, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plus a. fur &c. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of mj, z m<z mkkms Such as Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Black and Green r l>, 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. 491f ~


ocr: CHERRY PECTORAL For the Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AKO CONSUMPTION.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall iiade of Jbsl ! THE subscriber is now receiving at rt’d stand of Davis, Evans & (.’-• i>udgeville, A Jjurgc Stock Of FALL &. WINTER GOO n S; Consisting in pnrt rf the following Article *. — BROAD CLOTHS. C A S I M E RES, SATIN KITS. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, trreat varietv, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS. CAPS, plush, far Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of ans a £> at : a smsi xs je: ■*) Su-b a Sugar, Lice, toffee, Black and Greta r J>, Molasses. Currant-. Raisins, Four. Rat!, Ac., All of which are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeviile, Sept. 29,1851. 49tf ysr &, "fp r r-T' v;t T.fnrrpnc:*? £ INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered by act of legislature of the State of It isccr.sia,


ocr: FIRS 1 ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Fall Trade of IJSoI ! fjlllE subscriber is now receiving: at old I stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER G O O ID S; Consisting in ]>nrt of the following ,Irticles — BROAD CLOTHS, CAST MER ES , SATIN E T T S , BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, trreat variety. LADI ES DR ESS G 0 ODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush. far &c. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO — A great variety of rr * c a : h j b * ■ ai r- w Such as Sugar, llicc, Coffee, Black and Green Te Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt. k.e.. All of which are offered for CASiI, on the most reasonable I rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. Li), 1831. 491f MADISOST MIUTOAIL COMPANY. Chartered by act of Legislature of the State of Wisconsin.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGE VILLE, For the Fall Trade of JB5l ! fHE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeviiie, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER G O O li Consisting in part of the f allotting . Irticks — BROAD CLOTHS, CASI MERES, S A TINETTB, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, great variety, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, 1 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 t rms. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29, 1851. 49tf I FEW first rate CALIFORNIA RIFLES I on hand at the sign of the Gun, warranted to be the best quality. By E. S. SPRAGUE. Crape Shawh and Parasols. VtrHITE F ieand Scarlet Cra|>e Shawl*, and ff a variety of patterns of Parasols expect ed daily, fey express, which will he sold low by Apr. 29 ' JOHN MILTON