ocr: STORRS & LliW nAVEjnst returned from Boston, aud have received and wlil receive this week 100 TOm MERCHANDISE ! lo finish out llie Winter wholesale and retail trade, con listing in part of 8'ino yards Cottons, Tickings, Drillings, 4c 3110 ' Denims, SO Chests Teas, 10 BugsUnUe", 10 Uexes Tobacco, 15000 pounds of Sugars, 50 Boxes Candles, SOiW pounds Codfish and llallibtit 40 Kills Mackerel nnd Salmon, 300o pounds Saimon in Tierces, 4011 Dugs, 40 tons, Plaster, 25 Rnxes and Kegs Raisins, 3 Tons White Lead, 1 Ton Zinc U bite, 100U Rugs Butter Suit in clean white bags. 1000 Bushels Rock Silt, 150 Bags anada Suit for cattle, 30 Bags Liverpool Salt fur cheese, 4000 pounds finished Grindstones. Weare prepared tnsell by Ihe Load, or less quantity, on 'he most liberal scale. 8T0HR.S fc LANGDON. Hats! A FINE ASSORTMENT OF THOSE EVERY KIND & QUALITY, -raoBi the CHEAPEST TO THE BEST, A.LWAV Off HAtta, Where you mayaiso find the largest and cheapest nsHort mrnt of Gloves and Mittens EVER OFFERED IN MONTPELIER. JQ Cloth Caps of every style and quality, silk plush, all colors, FOli CHILDREN, C luth Caps, fur trimmed, tJo. do. Otter, Fur and goal Cs uf vurious Ht)lts, wliith tniMt brsold iihd sold cliuap. Cash Paid Tor all Kind OF SHIPPING FURS. GEO. L. KINSMAN, Main Street, Montpelier. & Mats! I


Green-Mountain freeman. [volume]

ocr: ro ma SPR NG TRADE. J.C.EMERY, p RECEIVING LARGE ACCE3SIUN8 lo hit Mock FUKNITUUI.S CiiAIRS, Alfo, a rery complete ilock uf New and Detirabl - Stylet of Haklh It one of Ihe bust ever offered In lawn. U00M PAPER40ft&SKS. In this Department my stock off f unusnal atirnr.tlnas, keins composed of every gr irte of Papsr from 6 1-4 cenle to l.25 ier roll. Alloiith.r 1 have oae ol the most com plete slocks ol , II iiisc Fiirnishing Good s ever offer. d Inn .nelropolis, and will se'l them at such prices as will n, i uil to suit. Call anil ejimine. Muv S, 1853 IS IT IS UNDOUBTEDLY THE PACT THAT NOWHERE In THIS CITT CAN THERE BE FOUND 80 LAKOE A VARIEIT OF ALL KINDS OF .Desirable Goods. LOW PRICES, AS AT TUB SILK AND SH WVL HOUSE F. A. JONES & CO.; 1 and 2 Tremont Row, BOSTON. lUCIf SILKS. Alm-st every Style and Color Of Fnshlnnahla DRESS SILKS from the bid ill check and -In no at 59 cts, lo the RICHEST BROCADE AT $S 1 GOODS ia which we nt ' known to be, the must extensive dealers, w itch our ouosthil fiiciiitle enable us to Offer at Extremely Low Prices 1 ALL nr OCR BLACK SILKS, Cnnxfittins of the Stock of an Importer uhnnt ret r ing from Im-nnes, b mtrii uuutr HirMiioni h.vt roble circuiiMtfuicoej, are how itellinu by un at FKICES EES THAN COST! OK IMPORTATION. SHAWLS OF ALL KINDS. We can orTer DlirchBHelrs the' Largcs! C4iolr of i mmI Consl-'tinu of If CASHMERE AND BROCHEA. LOAG & SQUARE (Now a little out of season,) At a REDUCTION of one quarter from usual prices. Also- AM amiliiics CRAPE, S.LK, BER AGE AD OIHCB MTYLKI eisaiass Iurxriably at the Lowest Prices 1 Together w ith Colored and Black VISITES & Of the Mewul Styles. And Trimmed in Ihe mom fashionable maiiuer. ALSO- Csses Uerages, Beraee de Lalnes, Poplins, Ulua;hnis, Muslins, Prints, etc. Ail which will be sold at prices satisfactory to We invite- particular attention In oar tj.aot Stocs Laces, Embroideries, White Goods, Gloves, nnd ' liter similar G.jit, being purl -if a HANK KUPT STIII.'K, bough! ol tne As-lgnse uf an concern, and wll1 be sold at Ureal Bargains. Relievini that we can offer our Bonds lower than olhet House, from the fact Hint they are niosll PURCHASED AT AUCTION for Hash-fr-q-iently at lea than lulf their value, llial, in rsmsvquencs orine esienioi imr ii"iiiess we afford lo sell at a very small advance Hum Coal. fX7"We ask Ihe attention of Purchasers, Assiirios ih.m ihsi iliev will ni-fli'Ct their own Interest they purchase without exawiaing our Goods sad ruil.BS. F. A. JONES & CO., Nos. 1 and 2 Tremont Row. (Nearly opposite head of Hnor Sireot,) BOSTON. Boston, May 47, 1853. SO Pieces Berages, TISHUES, Messinas, Persians, Bersge he Uines, lins, uiwns, tc all new desigiw, .and jell,,,, off and cheap by BTi.RarJ LANGUON. QHEETINGS, enims, Umbrellas, .c. at great March 38, 1893. LYMAN Ii KING. President Pierce

place_of_publication: Montpelier, Vt.

publisher: J. Poland


ocr: HAT, WP & Ml STORE ! . SUSHIS ' STATU STREET, MO.ITPELIEH, VT. 1HAVE this day rnltirned from New York with the bsst and largest assort.nent f G .ds in my trade ever offer ed for sale in Vermont. Call, feiiUeineu, and see the New Goods at the New Store. June I.ISS3. WM. T. BURNHAM, Afent. DEPOT STORE. fPHE sobscrlliers having tnkea the Nene Btore st ths I Depot, resiieetrully inform ihe Inhabitant of Moutpel. ier and Vermont, ths. they have just returned frum New York and Ronton, with a well selected stock of W. I. IJocmN "nd Groceries, that wilt meet ihe wants ef tbe community In general, and we invito .ll to inspect our uoous ana rrices. Hoping to rec Ive s fair share ot the public patronage, we shnll endeavor lo keep a prime slock of. Tent, Sugars, Coffees, Spices, Butter, Cheese, Pork, Lard, Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Fish of all kinds, Candles, Soap, Fruits, Nuts, Confectionuries, Swot meats, Extracts, Graint, Butter Salt. and a variety of articles which we can sejl at whole sal-; nr retail at prices whi.h caanol fail to suit Ike purchaser. (fj-uaan paw for Butter and Oats WILDER II SCOTT. MontpoHer, May Ml, 1853. - 9t HAT, CAP AND FURNISHIMG STORE. WM7P. BADGRR & CO. Habbara"t Xeu Block, Sljle Slrtet, Montpelier HAVE josl returned Conn Boston and New Tork, with large, new and elegant aaaortoieiitof Spring awd Sain me r Styles HATS. SMIHTS. CAPS. UNDERSHIRTS, GLOVES, COLLARS, STOCKS, HDKFS., CRAVATS. i UMBRELLAS, ChtniT B-AGS. and every variety of GenlleiutMiV l;uniikiii2 kmih Th Goods are nil entirely new.andlwill be loldas a they can be bought utof the city. w. r. u. 6t i;o.t uavini tne advantage ei oemg ine Practical Hatters in Montpelier, and having been engaited In the for the 1ml Alteon years, Ma ter theinelm that tliey ie able so to manure tbeir buiuuM. on to mnkf it hii for customer to purrhatie of them bityitix doner, quently Helliiif Art LOW as their tidehhorA jHuts manufactured to order. Old Hati dressed


ocr: E Smith, Noithfleld. THE SARSAPARILLA AND mWM Tomato Bitters FOR JAUMOWE, DYSPEPSIA: ' And all Diseases of'the Blood, For sate hj F. BR01fJV Proprietor, Corner of and State Washington Street, And by the following agents hi Vermont: Ludlow, Andrew Pettigrew, Jr. i Hrookfleld, J. W. French t Bradford, G. & E. I'richard ; Windsor, II. VVimintr ; Mont poller, S, P. RtMtht'ld ; Sprinnriclti, Clinrlen Ratrne; St. Jolinfbury, J. C. Bingham ; Bharuit. Baxter & Wa I It rid Re ; Hartford, J. C. Hrouks ; Ourliiicton, A. C.&pear ; Montpo Her, Fred E.Smith; Johnson, Bam'. Merrmm; Hiitealnirgh, .U. Willis; Wiii'iDam, W. Harris oc Hon ; IN. liennmg n, i-mwKtiH & uo. ; Uiirlingtoti, p tar Key At Howard , ralTord, Hatch & Frtry ; VVulliiictord, J. Martindale; Bratttehuro, T. II. Taylor. 22yl Reduction Price 75 cts. per Bottle.


Wisconsin tribune.

ocr: For Ih* Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH JkTIIJ CONSUMPTION.

place_of_publication: Mineral Point, Wis.

publisher: George W. Bliss


ocr: New Era In the Stove and Tin Business. X^snOKaal E. COR.MSH, At the Sign of The Big Tea Kettle, WOULD resign. Tally announce lo Hie pub’ic, that has Purchased <he Tin 8h *p heretofore carried by laloycl t Wheo>er, one di>or west of WheelerV Store, on High etreot, where he Is prnpaie I to furnish the old ett t r *m<trp of thnl establishment, as well as ail others who may favor him with a call, anv ar’iclc in the line of Cojsper , Tin. or Sheet- Iron Jf arc, the shortest notice. He will keep constantly on hand •Very variety of Cooking Parlor and Box ffirawßS. Among his Cooking Stoves may be found the following : of the Hr*/. H'estcrn, New World , Iron King , fyr,, tf-r. Morning Star, National, Challenge, May Flower, fyc., fyr. Also — Premiums, ol various patterns and sizes Among which are niKßOit, C OTTAGE, HPAI,, MOSTOW, BYLYAC, *P. Together with almost every pattern of BOX STOVES, All of which will be sold at prlc.-a ex'reme’y low for or read pay. Being himself a practical operative, and employing but the best of workmen, the public may rest that ail work done at his shop will be in the best style, both for beautv and durability. Partinu Ir mien (ion paid to Orders from the Country. trr Repairing done on toe shortest notice and lu as w sty u: ss at sny shop in the Btate. Mineral Point, Oct. n, 1853. agtf


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


ocr: NEW GOODS THE undersigned,grateful to the liberal public for past patronage, begs leave to invite attention to his present stuck of tiltOlKS, must of which are new,and consist iu part of the following: DRY GOODS. Cloths, Cassimeres. Bonnets, Parasols, Satinets, Tweed*, Jeanc, Umbrellas, Flannels, Twills, Bonnet, neck, cap and Blue DrUlilngs, Mantua Ribbons, Hamilton and Hickory Hose, Gloves, Combs, stripe. Pins, Needles, Knitters, Merinos, Alpacas, Bobinets. Edgings, Cashmeres, M O Laines, Laces, Tapes. Bobbin?, /.awns. Ginghams, Carpel Binding, * alicoes, Jacbonets. silk and linen Hdkfs., Cambrics Swiss Mulls, Braces. Buttons, Book Muslins, bilk and Twist, Shirtings and Sheetings, Coal Cauvaaa, Padding, Ci coys, Cambroons, Silecia, Bed Tickings, Brown Holland, Apron ‘Tiecks, Irish and brown Linen, Colored Cambrics, Cotton Yarn, Blue and White bating. Spool Thread, While, blue, pink, green And in short, nearly every and orange Pio'ence and |article of Dry Goods want Crapes for bonnet linings led in this market, GROCERIES. '-oaf, Refined and New Url, ans Sugars,Coffee,lmperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and 1! ack TEkb, of a Superior quality Al=c inferior Teas —cheap. Mustard, black whole and ground Pepper, ground and race GiLger, who'e and g ? d Allspice, Nutmegs, .-aleratus Mace, Cloves, Caraway Seed, Starch, Soap, Caudles. Vest Pow ders. Molasses, Vinegar, Mackerel, Codfish, Dried Apples, Cu rra n ts, Candies, CHEWING AND bm o kln gTOBACCO, SPURTING st BLASTING PuWUtK, SHUT AND BAR LEAD, PBKC’N CAPS, TtK. HARD-WARE. Knives and Forks, Pocket and Butcher Knives, Razors and Razor Straps, Tea and Table Spoons, Shears and Scissors Door l ocks and Handle., Butt*, and Screws and Strap Hinges, Frying Pans and bad Irons, Patent and Post Coffee Stills, Cow and Ox Bells Mouse and Kal Traps, Augers, Gimlets and iFiles, Hatchets. Hummers and Meal Helves, Clothe, Tooth a-id Shoe Brushes, Spilt ions and Horse Cards, Pails, Tub. and Brooms, Powder Flasks Spades and Shovels, Hoes, Rakes, Scythes and Scythe Slones. Scythe Snath" and Pitch Forks, Axes, Wood and Hand Saws, Steel Yards, Ac , Ac., Ac. ItOO-riS AM MIOI S. J Men's Calf, Kip, and Coarse Boots and Brogans, Nu'ifl. r-. Slippers and Pumps Women's G liters, Calf, En- , a moled and Kip Bootees, Walking Shoes; Kid and Leather slippers. Boys, Misses a.id Children's Bools and Shoes. Plates of assorted sizes and qualities. Teasels- Cups Ac. Saucers, Bowls, Pitchers Ac Chambers. GliiSS Plates, (.nps. Creamers, Sugars, Molasses Puts, V inegar ( resets, Fepjrers, Mustards, Salts, Castors, And Tumblers. , SUNDRIES. Nails,Spikes. Glam,, S.-.r,h. Pullv. Cotton Batting, V\ ool,bilk, Pn". I■■ ghorn. Palm Leaf, and Straw j I ( ! I ; ! ! j ;


ocr: bojgai— NK i .g,'<■ i>si s— I .aiug . i .vis 'torimj gun —G*-o. Mst'li VVsaka-b-,-- J fiilchrll. 1 " s-'i|e. I*^ 400 STOVBS, "■jl KH XCI.NU nearly every variety ku* wn, vpartie .Bui ulruiy iho rast approvfd paitorn'* jist received auti offeretl u r pale by W\|. LANYuN <n Commerce Among ir.a> be fouovl ihe follow lug : 3Y*D T y: -3a May Elotrrr. It ~attr~ Witch. Hack Diamond Iron Monarch , Prairie Queen, 11 Vs ecu Queen Hew World, Cultivator, keystone. I nirerse, ATI.AS, BAVi.fP, U >S Ac., fcc., kr. it i; nit n sro\ :• Of *ll sizes ami patterns now lu use. Also, the follow ing. among olh -r JRarlor Stoves. Ff.ORAE, with open and ch sed fr. u s, SYI.VaN, with ar.j without ovens, BOSTON. “ “ •* COTTAGE STOVES, &c.. kc. BOXSTOVES Oj all dtfi • lotions and size, together in h a fur COAL STOVES, Beth fur Cookinw* ami the Parlor. He has alco a large <‘ock 4 *f bi'auiifal IBffitmmaa-W i rs , Including 1 Tea Pots, C> tfee Pots, Urns, Creamers, M.dasws Pitchers, Castors, Pitchers Mugs, Cups, Candlesticks, Damps, SpitUons. Ac., A c.. Selected with care- acd offered at lemarknbl} low rates. Tin, (opper and Sheet Iron Ware. Of all kinds, constan ly on hand, or ma*.nfac‘ured to order, on the shortest notice, in ecunecticu with this establishment is a *bjr ■<; rwKT .-rn, Where work in either of their r* spee'li* o lm-s will be done in the beat poa-.ibie manner. JOB WORK A-gniled to in any of the above shops on >hort notice. Persons desiring any thins in his line, at.-invited to call and examine his Ftock an I rrtces. WIEU.VM LASi IS. Mineral PoioG fkvt. 2N, 18 3 .It* NOTICE. I AM now prepared to sc ll Go ds at tVhnl >alr, wd at prlee ** low as Galena, or any western town, adding the extra fre-ghts. S'* JOI N MII.Tr v. WAN * EM, IMMFDI tTFI.V. a g,*'<l Jot xsxvM Ttt or, fo wh, constant eniptojtneut*ud liberal irag* j will be gtv-j ■a. None but first rate workmen need app’'. henry prk e.


ocr: GALENA CITY MARBLE MANUFACTORY. UOSERROI fill, KA IX.FK \ CO., | TAV t them s extensive st> ck uf Marble in the West. llfrom ihftc lobrated Q tarro-s, h? Holland, Vt. t)wini T u> the *de- w- have mnlr ihrouehoul the en ur vVeplern 'ta’es, we are enabled to sell h* cheap and £lve better satisfaction than an> other esUbiisbiuent in iLe wea\ Wt* ha veal at! time* on hand n complete as, -jTim*m of MAN twry pattern, and Furniture Marble made to ord€*r n 'e employ n i:e but the v er> best workmen, -onse.|iient?y our work id unsnrpn?* el in beauty and fin ish VN e invite *ll to come and examine our stock and workmanship, \\ helher they wish to pnrcha*>e or rot. — p and Warehouse on Spring Street, corner Levee, near the Lower Hridee. ROSEBROUGH, BADGER. & CO. fialimt, '111.,) April 5, 18.3. 4tf.


ocr: iLERRI^cfoML For l lie Care of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION. Many years of tria', instead of the


ocr: 1853. SPfIISB ARRIVAL 1853 %• * R ,i *j ,■> V s ,rwr ra ■- * Si. v J' v / w Vm — m j npui; o\f. nttuNi: vtock or uko. I *■ V 1 * N "* "V* ft r'i v ing. My old customer, a nl the public generally arr* invited i cali aud iae the slock and price*. The Stock I? •mad, bul WELL SELECTED And con'ains a great variety, viz; 15 Hints. A. O. Sugars, 40 hblt. Clarified do. 10 “ Crush and do. "d3 Bags Rio Coffee, 1 3 Uhls S II Molasses and C oleic i Sj/rvp, Pepper and Spice , Auttnegs, Cloves. Raisins. Mae kerel and Codfish, Soap. Mowd Candles , Star do.. Pepper Satire. Mustard. Wooden It/-fits and Tubs, Haying Tools, Earthen Wart, NJIILS.SPIKES,C EGARS, TOBACCO. ROPL Shovels and Spades Mineral Tuba, And various o'her traps, matting a full snpp'y ol chute Family Groceries and Provisions, Which 1 am prepared to sel. at tial cannot fail to suit those uhj wsh to buy either at *♦ hot fait tr April "9, 1833. GEO. W. CORB.


ocr: 1803 Fall Trade. 1853 BACON, lIvDF. & CO., No. 87. Mala Street, ST. 1.01 IV TIO., JOBBF.IIS IX Drugs ! • Tit (Urines ! ! DYE STUFFS! ! Paints! Oils! Varnishes!! We otter to ’Uo Fall I rade, an Imiue.ise "lock 01 uou is, in onr line, purchased lor IJaaii, and selected by ns in pe-son. VVe guarantee perfect BiUrsiacii-ju as to qualit, and prices. WHITE LEAD, LINSEED Dll., CASTOR OIL, We St-ll al FdC’ory prices. (Tjr All tiooila Bold or paefcoi by us eimrantoed U> op**n iu ia>' ti ord<*r. uiiii Blrktiy ub rirCouiiaLndctl, VVe arc for m kee's window glass! NEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT ! ! mkkuull's concentrated medicines 1!! LIQUID GLUE I ! I ! Ml orders will receive jjroi/'jtt attention. Sm-l-l


ocr: i : mmm£ Ground Fry per. Pi,a Flasks. Ground Cinder, Tumblers, Ground Spire, IPrpping paper. Yeas! Powders. Smoking Pob tcro, Cast tic Soap Dried App’es, Pa S 0., S Jiuisins, Jlustard. Sileralus. Currants. Tomato Catsup, Lard Oil, Oysters A- Sardines. Luc Starrh, Jlio Coffee. Percussion Caps Java Coffee. v - P Burkett Ju?t received and for fale by G. \V. COBB. June 3, 1833. 1(31 500 AGENTS WANTED. SIOOO A YEAR. l> K . fcRY Ol’N IV 1> TMr*. UMTFD ▼ ATfcS active nmi enterpre*imr to ,T ' !*a’e <f of the fce*i H,Mika paDi--h*d m ih • '>un r> T<‘ uv- t w *k4 hd -•'t'li i Ironi to such in- wj| Me S’ ’>’i t; lo t liable them to to ..fee Irom to glo a day profit J rST - rh e Bo< k pvtlished by ns s.ro ail nsrf u j tbeir haravier. • v:*r r:\ p. pula .and Command large sales . beiever U..j a e ff-r. and. For tor.hcr particulars, address. post paid. I.F.SRY Sc CIETZ, lo w I .pMry Jt No. !**. V.rtn second Street, rhilade*phia. Publishers of sub'cripm-D Hook*. ihn4* \W WiiLlSllOll FOB SALE. THE Subscribers A r.- authored lo se’l the house and I lot lately . ccnpied by John Waugamao. Possession 'ivea -Al of * 'cu.r> r next. !f i"t (-evi.iii.lv sold ar private sale it win he sold &i ■ ut> ir ..... L a r, njturdav the of October rex! a he fr ut d--or oi >h‘ ourl House, beiwetn the h uraoi -• and :< o'r' - b F M wasubt BV -v-'i.t V\v.


ocr: ’ If ao, c %tl *it j Mitron'a. y uvi I find the brft 1 AO B * KKf L4 of Kovel) fe W.i.s’ M. d*l Mill c-|.., lr i b’U pi.t exi-re-siy i.v rsiuifiv i:-*. ..<! w-rratfd. Dor salu by “UiN MiI.TON, Sole Minora' P> ini. A-wi-t 3'. W FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall 1 rade of 1851 ! THE subscrihnr is now receiving at old t stand cfUavis, Evans A Cos.. Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER ff oo n Consisting in part of the following Articles.- BROAD CLOTHS. 0 A S I M EKES, SATIN E T T S. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great variety, LA DIES DRESS GOODS DOM ESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur &c. PANTALOONS. VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS. —ALSO— A great variety of a rs s a sm.~z n-t cc is Such as Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Black and Green 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


ocr: 1 , 1 IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall 1 ratio of 1851 ! TEE subscriber is now receiving at old t stand of Davis, Evans & 00., Dodgevilie, A Large Stock of FALL &. WINTER (m O O U tS: Cumin ling in part of the following Articles; — BROAD CLOTHS, OASIM E R E S . SATIX E T T S, BOOTS vN SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, groat variety. LA DIES DR ESS G 0() US DOMESTICS, CAPS, plash, fur Ac. PANTALOONS. V ESTS, COATS. SHIRTS, HATS. —ALSO— A great variety of Biaaa: no ac at n r;- Sucli as Sugar, Itice, Coffee, liiack and Green I>,


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall Trade of JBSI ! THE Bub>cnber is now receiving at stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., A L irge Stark of FALL & WINTER 6 O O n S; Consisslttit' in part >f lhe following Articles: BROAD CLOTHS. CASIM E R E S . S A T INKTT S, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, ereat variety, LADIES DRESS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur iS:c. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of s,-ct m ®>cr : a-z aa. m m z <ae Such as Sugar, Ihce, Coffee, Black and Ts, Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt, All of which are offered tor CASH, on


ocr: MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD. THE FiHST THAIN UiS NUT AKlilltD! ’!! \ND while mat noble amu.al the horse. Is required to per for e tne labor of transportation, no., It remains the duiy of man to attend io his wants, and see tha he i clad in ao armor bsl calculated to enable hia, to per form his ta-k *l*h care to him-elf Such being the case the sun-er.bsm would gay to the e>'lzews o' Mineral Poin at and the Public at larg-, that they have formed nereh'p. under D e I'm of GEO. PRIESTLEY & CO., and purchased the enure stock c nnected with the _HAK* K !* S SADDLE BASIFACTUBV in Mineral Point, and are prepared to maufaclure all arti cle* in thrir Hn#* f such as SADDLES, HARNESSES. MTgTft Bridles, Collar/ , Hallers, TRUNKS, 1 Sic., ac., on the shortest notice In the neatest and must I substantial manner, and upon the Most Reasonable Terms* •Bl 'GUI F.S and CARRIAGE-* trimmed in the neatest and best manner at all times. Having hearts to fel for the evils of humanity, and be- I lievii g many of ihe most serious nature might b- avoid I ed I v a proper at'entios to the enrermg of the /<*.', th y have connected with the above establishment, the ULD I and W r. 1.1. KNOWN Boot & Shoe Manufactory of OF.O aG F PRIEST/. F. \ , and are prepared to make (o rder 1-ADIF.W * GF.NTI V'B F*llonttble ■tl 3GOS§ & SHOES, ■- - I both FINK and C MKtK. of all sizes, of the bea leather that can be found in the mark af ho would also say that they keep constantly for Leather , Boot 4* Shoe Findings. Saddler's Trimmings , all of the very beat quality. Having bad an experience of over twenty fire years ir •ha business, >hev do not deem it eg-'ttsm to say tha' they feel themse'ves fully c mp lent to uo as good wrt. s can be done n any establishment of 'he kid in lh* 'late They kn w their bisi ess. and intend to f How o for a living, and while they desire to live by their trad . 'hey also feei disposed to let lh it live who trade will, them, and wo Id therefore say to all COME AND TRY US. tty Shop at ihe old stand of E A C> >LI INS % Co-,on "igh Street, one door east of m hitney Smlih’s. and on, door west of the Tribune Building GEORGE WILLIAM HUMBERT


ocr: ....t, il.t'h VV-nte-rha —J HitrSfll, Inn, srilte. Prepare For Winter. 400 STOVES, ' nearly every variety lu< wu, panic titarlv the mof approved patterns j juai received wid ufferra fur sale by WM. I.ANV*N tin Commprce Among bisassortmiMii may be touiul Iht* ioiluw I#: tJ 3TDy. So May Fhnrrr. I Cater- lYttih. ISlarlc Diamond Iron Monarch, Prairie Queen, Western Queen Aifrc World, Cultivator, Kr>j s t o.n e. I nirerse. ATLAS, BWi.l P, 1.l IN Ac., Ac, Sts. nicnini i.> Of alt sixes ,! pattern., now in use. Also, the follow ing. among oth-r Parlor Stoves. FI .ORAL, with open and ci sed fronts, SYLV AN, with and without ovens, M< >ST< >N. .. „ COTTAGE STiiVKS.kr.. Ac. BOXSTOVES Of all descriptions and size, together with a frtr COAL STOVES. Both for Cooking and the Purler. He has also a laige stock of beautiful IBiniftjimaa-WaE’®, Including 1 Tea Pols C- ff-c Pots. Sugar Urns, Creamers, Molasses Pitchers, Castors, Pilch-rs Muss, Cups, Candlesticks. I .amps, Fp.tt< ons, fcc, fcr.. Selected with care, and offered at lemarkabU low rates. Tin, I’oppcr and Sheet Iron Ware. Of Ml kinds, constantly on hand, or ma.-ufxc u*ed to order, on the shortest notice, in connection with this establishment is a Where work m either of their respective lines will be dune in the beat possible manner. JOB WOKK Attend.-d to in at yof ih.- xt-1 - V Shop? on short notice. Persons desiring any thing i„ his line, aie lav lied to call and examine his Stock an I prices. ... , „ . WILLIAM LAN VON. Mineral Point, Ort. iK, ih 3 NOTICE. TAM now prepared to sell Go dial Whol . n ) r , and at prises a low as Galena, or anv wesU-m lust aiding the extra freights. JOHN MU.Ttei*. \V A N • 1: l>. TMMEDI VTF.I.V, a_■ sid J i vgvh ,hT,n whom constant etnp'oym-nl sml hberai two vul !• giv en. None hut Orsl rate workmen i.t -il ppl\ HENRY


ocr: j 1 1 I FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGE VILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 THE subscriber is now receiving at I stand of Davis, Evans &. Cos., A. Large Stack of FALL 8c WINTER <UO OS) S: Consisting in part of the following Articles: BROAD CLOTHS. C A S r M E RES, SATIN E T T S. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great varietv. LA DIES DR ESS DOM ESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur vfcc. PANTALOONS. VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS. —A LSO — A great variety of * 3 ta sc r Boi 3 as sa Such as Sugar, Ilicc, Coffee, Black and Green r J>, Molasses, Currants Raisins, Flour Salt, &e.. All of which are offered lor CASH, on the most reasonable terms. L. G. WHEELER.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For tlie Fall I rade of 1851 ! fHE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, _4 Large Slock of FALL & WINTER a- o o n is; Consisting in part of the following . Irticles ;— BROAD CLOTHS, CASIM E R E S , S A T I N E TTS, BOOTS A SHOES. CROCKER V WARE, CALICOES, great tarietv, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur Ac. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of w ar uiirt . m-z m m wt •> Such as Sugar , Rice, Coffee, Black and Green


ocr: f CHERRY PECTORAL For lire Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION. j I I |


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


ocr: CHERRY "p^TOßife For li Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROXTP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: FIRtST arrival in DODGEYILLE, For the Kail t rade of 1851! THE subscriber is now receiving at old I stand of Davis, Evans ic Cos., Dodgeville, A iMrge Stock of FALL & WINTER €w O CP ?$ tS; Courhiinyr in part of the following .ir licks; — BROAD CLOTHS. C V S I ;M K R K S , S A T I X Iv T T S. BOOTS ,v SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, irreat varietv, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOM E ST ICS. CAPS, plush, far itc. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS. —-1 Z.SO— A great variety of C2VI Kvt a(*3 33 ESSE, as SI.-.2S Such as Sugar, litre. Coffee, Black and Green r J>, M •lasses. C urrant , Raisins, Flour Salt, vNc.. All of which are t Ift-red tor CASH, on the most reasonable t mis. L. G. WHEELER. 41)tf


ocr: g Sj 3 .lot. l trai. Specie Jara, tjal. do., * I 1® Rlin'd Jars Cover'd Jnrs, In-canters, Gnbieilr, Wine Glasses, tsfejLLAw Pint Flank., tgnart do Glaus l.amhom*. Molasses t ins Ac., Ac GEO. VV. COBB. May 4, IPSI PM'K EES. —A line lot of Pickles In Jars, for sale by


ocr: ' COME TO THE FOUNTAIN. * f undenM<r>ed hsTinr filled np bin Mo ppj I Fuuntftio. is now pr p.ire- to supply ;b* wants of his friends, and tne public g* eraiU. with cv ling drauch's l v r ni si d*hco;s >■ * n addition to SfiNda, h* will be c m*Mii I• I ■ H with Ice <!iger, s>rnce 1? t. la aat * 1 Constaniy n hand a supply o* svin p, by the caU- n, of the ben quality, which will *oM OD •be ton si re*-M>nble terras. T M A LON V June IKii


ocr: New Era In the Stove and Tin Business. E. CORNISH, Jit the Sign of The Big Tea Kettle, WOUI.D respecifully announce to the pub'ic, that he has purchased -he Tin Sh -p heretofore carried on by l.loyd & Wheeler, one door west of Wheeler's Store, on High street, where he is prepare 1 to furnish the old customers of that establishment, as well as all others who may favor him with a call, any article in the line of Cop] ter, Tin. or Sheet-Iron 7 Varc, On the sh .rte't notice. He will keep constantly on hanJ every variety of Cooking, Parlor and Box Among hts Cooking Stoves may be found the following ; Queen of the West. Hesfern. Kent World , Mountain <]ueen, I Klcvalcd Oven,] Varrest Queen, do. do. Iron King, fire., fyc. Also— Premiums, ol various patterns and sizes All of w hich will be sold at pric a ex<reme'y low cash, or read pay. Reing himself a practical operative, and employing none but the best of workmen, the public may rest assured that all work done at his shop will he in the very best style, both for beauty and durability. I'artie'ilar intention paid to < >rders from the (tr Repairing done on the Shortest notice and in g >od sty I.- as at .my chop in the Mate. Mineral Point, April ‘26, 1853. 36tf


ocr: MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD. rr.rnw THE FIBST TKAIS HAS NUT ARRIVED 1! 11 \NI> while that noble animal the horse, Ib required to perfor® tne lub* rof transports!ion, c., it remains d'jty of man to attend to hi* wants, and see lha' he ta clad in an armor best calculated to enable him to per form hi* task with care to himself. Such being the case the subscribers would say to tho citizens of Mineral Poin f and the Public at large, that they hm% v c lurmed aCe-Parl aersh’p, under the Aria of GEO. PRIESTLEY & CO., md purchased the entire stuck c ■nnected wi'u the ■ _ HABJIEsS |B| SADDLE igl ,TI ,\S I I ICTO It V In Miners! Point, and are prepnred to nißU'acture all arti cles in their line, such as SADDLES, HARNESSES, f^JTTT Bridles, Collars, Halters . 2RL y Kb, bfi A.# &.r., a c . on the shortest notice, in the Deoteetand most suba'aniial manner, and upon the Most Reasonable Terms- BUGGIES and CAhIiUGE* trimmed In the neatest and best manner at all times. Having hearts to feel for the evils of humanity, and be lieving many of the most serious nature might be avoid ed by a pioper attenlioa to the e-renng of ike feet, th--y have connected wiih the übuVu oe.abilahmoct, the OLD and WELL KNOWN Boot & Shoe Manufactory of OF.OHGF PRIEST!.KV, and s,o :-repared to make to order LADIES' At GENTLEMEN’S 1 laabioitubie s|l 300S8 & SHOE*. f both FISK and C^.f/ISE, of all sizes, of the bes- leather that can be found in the market. I hey would also say that they keep constantly for sale Ijtathcr, Boot t\- Shoe Bindings , Saddled s Trimmings. ail of the very best quality. Having had an experience of over twenty live year*. In the business, they do not deem it egotism to say that they feel themso'ves fully competent to on as good work as can be done at any establishment of ttie kind in the state. They know their bui ess. and intend to ft How it for a living, and while they desire to live by their trade, they alio feel disposed to let those live who trade with them, and would therefore say to all COME AND TRY US. {Hf Shop si the old stand of R. A High Street, one door east oi vv hilnev Smith's, and one door west uf the Tribune Building GEORGE PRIESTLEY, WILLIAM HUMBERT. Mineral Point, April 2U, 185.'i. 86tf


ocr: Prepare 400 STOVES, nlxrly me m-*st approved pxtiem/ jusi r#*ceiv •! j ni offered for pale by WM. LANV* N, <*u Ctmm<*rc hireet. Among his assortment ma> be found the follow me: ©DOS]i? 37DV3So MayFlotrrr, ll ater-li itrh, hlnrlc Diamond Iron Monarch , Prairie Que cn, Western Queoi New World, Cultivator , A’ e y s t n n e, I nicerse, ATI,AH, KASt.I P, 1.1 >N Am-.., Ir , tf. *ir i; m ti vnu i ' Of all Ki/.rs and pillems uua i.i uao. Alsu, the follow lug. among other Parlor Stores. FI ORAL, with open amt closed fr.mM, SYLVAN’, with and without oven*, H< ST N, “ “ COTTAGE ST )VRS, fer. 60XSTOVES Of all descr pt 'u/n* uni sice, together with a ft w COAL STOVES. Both for Cooking and be Bare r. ,*le nis also a large k’ocß of beautiml lOi'rav. rvjj.ii *.*> sur®. Including T*a Pols, C ffee Puts. Sugar Urn*, i*renin<*rs, Mftlasses fitcl^rs, 4'nftlons Pilrh -rs Mua?, t tips. Lamp*, spiiu &.r., fcc., Rflected with care, and offered nl lemnrkably I"w rates. Tin, Topper and Sheet Iron Ware, Of nil kinds, constantly on hand, or mat*ufac*tired to order, on the slatrteal notice, m connection with this eHtablivhnieiit is a J■. ,m Where work in either of their respective lines will be clone in the best possible manner. JOIt \t OSS K Attended to In any of the above Shop* on short notice Persons desiring any thing in his hue, aie invited to rail and examine hie Stock an I t rices. WILLIAM LAN VON. Mineral Point, 2r*, IS 2 43


ocr: | y ffil i m&mm CHERRY PECTORAL For the Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND COIJSU3VIPTICN. i ! j


ocr: Prepare For W i at er. 400 STOVES, I,N 4BRXCING nearly every varie'y known, panic ZS ntarly the most approved pattern*, just received and off-rmi for rale by WM. I.AN Vi >N, < n Commerce street. Among his assortment may be found the follow - lug: S©©E32S© 37@^3E3. May-Flower, Water-Witch, Flack Diamond Don Monarch, Prairie Queen, If estern Queen Sew World, Cultivator, Keystone. I 'nirersc, ATLAS, BAVGUP, LION. Ac., Ac., Ae. PKKWIOI STOVFS C'f all sires and patterns now in use. Also, the follow ing. among olh r Parlor Stoves. F T ORAL, with open and cb-eed fronts, SYLVAN, with and without ovens, HOST* iN, * “ “ COTTAGE BTTVF.4. Sec., ice. BOX ST OVES Of all descriptions and size, tomether with a feu: COAL STOVES, Both for Cooking and the Prrior. He ha* a;eo a largo stuck of beautirul 3B ff a tfcaa: £ Wffiir , Including Tea Pots, C' ffee Puts, -ugnr Urns, C'ros.raers. Mols-. ( ito hers, Castors. Pitch rs Mug*, Cuos, Candlesticks, Lamps. --pitti-on., Ac., tc,. Selected with care, :iud olfered at leiuarkably low rates. Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Of all kinds, constantly on hand, or manufactured to order, on the shortest notice, m connection with this establishment is a ss. ' a.7 st rwk: .v* a 7 sa-j <* WAGON SHOP & BLACKSMITH SHCP. Where work in either of their respective l.nes will be dune in the besi*po.-.ib)e manner. . WORK A ttended to to any of to - sbo e Shops on she rt notice Persons deairing nny thing in Ids line, aie i v tied to call and examine b e ti!o k an i t r WIuLIAM LAN YON. Mineral Point, Sept. 2 a . 18 2 42


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall Trade of J 851! fj!H E (subscriber is now receiving at old I stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER G- O O n 8; Const-it’ i" in par' of the following Articles.- BROAD CLOTHS. C A S 1 M E RES, S A T INETTS, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CA LI COES, great vnr’otv, LADIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush. fur &c. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of at .*■ a * ct ec3 u : tsut si .me-l: 9iS a Such as Sugar, Rice , Coffee, Black and riT JL ■ ’ „ Molasses, Currants. Raisins, F lour Salt, All of which are offered lor CASH, on most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. DodgeviHe, Sept. 29, 1851. 49tf CLdCK, WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE.


ocr: to call and examine tis suok. and satisfy themselves in regard to quality and prices. JO IN C VRTER. Miners! Point. O. tobe*‘ I’V. 1 c 53 s*‘lf Prepare For Winter. 4100 STOVES, Wft I*BBlol Mi; nearly every varie’y known, panic Mid ularly the mosi approved pal err# just received; wa-i uArrd for sale by wm. LANVi'N. on Com mere. A. rent. Among h.aarsorlinent may Le found the follow ing: -Very Fiercer, ll'ater- If 'itch hUick Diamond Iron Monarch, Prairie Quern, TiVs/crw Queen Aide World, Cultivator, Keystone, L'mcrrse. ATI.AS HAfti.UP, LION Ac-, Ac., Ae. PKKftll ’I TOi TV Df all size* and patients now in use. Also, the follow !x>g. among oth -r Factor Stores. P T f>R with open and cl sc.l front*. SYI.Van. with and wilhoutorens, B< 'BT< >N. - •• s* tOTTAGE ?T IVE, Ac.. Ac- BOXSTOVES Of all dttcrrptfons anti size. t'-cerher r mh a fere CU.vL STOVES. Both for Cooking and the Parlor He has also m large s’oek t'f be*ai'fal it:, including Tea Pots, C. fee Pots, ■riigar Urns, Creamers. Molasee* Pitchers, Castors, Pitchers M ugs, • 'upa, Cand'esuck*. I Amps, SpiUooae, fcc., Ac., Selected with care, and offered at ,ems'kably l"w rates Tin, ( upper and Sheet Iron Ware. n f all kinds constantly on hand, or msnufac’ured ti -der. on Ihe shortest notice, in connection with this •stabltshment is a Where work in either of their respective line* will be done in the best possible manner. JOIt WORK Attended to in any of the above Shops on short notice Person# desiring any thins in his line, are invited P rail and examine his block an I prices. WILLIAM LANYON. Mineral point. Oet. SA, lU-3 50 T A K I N up by the übC'iber, iiv>ng aboo a oSSE* ” two miles to rtheast fr,.m Linden, lowa Cos nr ■ : -h (y Wis . a Kei Yearling Me-ftrr bald hei'e ha a slit in each ear. The own r is requested to call prove property, pav .baigosaad take be--asv JOHN BREWER Llpbe.lV.T h. l a M. Aw,*a n ■. bobtoh. sow. HsarsTßsh SOKTN * HEKPtTEAD, WHOLESALE GROCESS tvs COMMISSION MERCHANTS, bo. 115 South WaterSt„ [6m9i Cneits, In. Cn.l HEAL la bushel sacks, ar and smaller quan •Hies constsr’lv on hand. and warranted free from srw-dust. be T. * AI LEW r *et A 19*13


ocr: YjqqKra a C Vd CHERRY PECTORAL Fur the Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS , CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION. , 5 i j


ocr: *j FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGE VILLE, For t lie Fall Trade of 1851 ! THE subscriber Is now receiving at old stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large S 'ock of FALL A WINTER (f O O if S; Consisting in pari of the following Article* .— BROAD CLOTHS. CASIM E R E F , S A T I N E TTS, BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY WARE, CA LICOES, great variety, L A DIES DRESS GOODS DOM ESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur &c. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —A LSO— A great vat ety of m Such as Sugar, fiice, CnJJ e, Black and T*,.. Molasses. Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt, All of which are oltfered for CASH, on most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER. 1851. 49tf


ocr: Prepare For Winter. 100 STOVES, H N 48RACING nearly every vane'y known, partly JTaI ularly the most approve 1 pattern*) just received and offered lor sale by WM. I.ANVoS , u Commerce street. Among hmassortment may bo found lb lodow May Flower, Water Witch, Black Diamond Iron Monarch, Prairie Quern. Western Queen. New World, Cultivator, *j Keystone, Uni t erse, ATLAS, BANg -E, LltN fee., fee, <kt. puENfi n > ro\ > Of all sizes and patterns now in use. AUu, the follow Lug. among olh^r JParlor Stoves. FT OR AL, with . pen and closed fronts, BYI.VAN, with and without ovens, BOSTON. “ “ u COTTAGE STOVES, Ac., tc. BOXSTOVES Of all descrijitions and site, together with a Jew COAL STOVES. Both for Cooking and thb Parlor. He ha* also a large stock of beautiful 3Bi?atl;.ai£la o W air®. Including _ , Tea Pots, Coffee Pols. Sugar I rns, Creamers, Moias*?"? (Itcl-ers, Castors, Pitchers Mugs, Cups, Candlesticks, Lamps, Bptl< ims, fee., A c.. Selected wiU.aGO". and offered at remarkably low rales. Tin, Topper and iSlieet Iron Ware, Of all kinds* constantly on baud, or manufacured to order, on the shortest notice, la connection with this establishment is a wa"qn*shop'& blacksmith shop. Where Work in either of their respective lines will be done in the best possible manner. JOB HKK Attended to In anv of the above •■'hops on short notice Persons destring'ai. v thing tu hi- hue, aie invited to .all and examine hi. Stock an LANYoy . Mineral Point, Sept. S 3 . TB'2 49


ocr: Mil end Point, August 3i, 'B5l. FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall I rade of 1851 ! jIHE subscriber is now receiving at oid I stand of Davis, Evans & Go., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER * (w O O SI S; Cunsislins; in part of the following Articles: — BROAD CLOTHS.' CASIM E R E S , S A T INETTS, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great variety, I.ADIESDRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur See. PANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS, SHIRTS, HATS. — ALSO — A great variety of sa -a es-s us jmt: Such as Sugar, Ilice, Coffee, Black and Green r r*, Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt, All o*’ wliich are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t- rms. L. G. WHEELER.


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


ocr: MARRIED, In Sextonville. Richland Cos , on the let instant, by Asa McCollum. Esq.. Mr Andrew McCosxls, of Long Island. N Y .to Miss Ri.BF.rCA,dci:ghter of Ebenezer M. Sexton, Esq , of Sextonville.


ocr: Here They Come!! SPKAGCK Sc I ATIIUOP n\ V 4. got a li'lle the l est to! or Guns and I.on Tr'rr m in a ever brought to ibis maiket whit h they xret Sn. ng to sell lower than tbry have ever b-eu b, fore. A, iiey buy for cash, ami Sell fur lie same, they can aff,- r d sell cheaper (ban if they Bold on credit. -d bad to make those wh . pay make up for all oad dt bis ; tbrtr e . ore they request all who want anything in their tin,-, to give 'hem a call bef *re p irchssi'ig elsewhere, and they wil tr. u> make it for their interest to put chase uf them. They have DOUBLE 3AREUED SHOT GUNS, Twist Brr**ls, t’atenl H eccri, f r fix t*en JoHars and I'r-.-m that to ibirty They a’so keep on hand >he best quali.y u ’ ?QIV&3JI ©^?3 P m 'act there is no urcrs*ity of ■ numerating for they have everything in their Hue Just a-one in and see for yourwelve* You will fled them a< their old stand, th’ee do. rs above R D. Puhord'a D.ug Store, at the sign of the GI N. wrberethet Con'inae to carry 00 the Gnnsmuhiog business in ati Us branches. E. . SPRAGI’F.. NEuBUN LATHROP Mineral Point- April 15, 1853. 241f


ocr: .351. Sfili UllfU 1851. AT THE e ae <v ,*'£ J GROCERY. rjNlll-'. ONE limt'K 'TU( K OF GUO ■ ( 1 1' It IUN is now arilving. My oil customers •nd the public oenerally srt- inviud to call and exam ne the slock and pneet The Atock is small, but WELL SELECTED , \nd con auis a great variety. Don’t forget the place. \nril 12, 1853. GEo. W COBB


ocr: 'J-O, VViiilu-ahH J l" n B vi|lp> Prepare For Winter. 400 STOVES.' K.T ifiltAClMG nearly every vaney an>-wn. fparti-- JCU ularly the most approved paitereaj J’Ui received and off-red i< r -ale by WM. I.ANVuK on Commerce Street. Among ii.Baseortnienl may bs found the follow - log: AJ3-V3>M'/ OD©E3E? StfOVlMe May Flower, Water-H .ich. Flack Diamond. Iron Monarch, Frame Quern. Her trn Queen Few World. Cultivator , Keystone. Universe , ATLAS*HAT CP, i-I )A tc., Ao. A(. PK ; ’lll .’l arm r f all aiaesaod pat’erns uow in use. Also, the fotlew tng among rth r Parlor Stoves. F T ORAL with open and cl -sed fronts, PVLVaN, w.lb and without oven*, K< iHT* iN. • 00 COTTAGE *T VE-, Ac.. Ac. BOXSTOVES Of all descriptor,is and nze. together with a few COAL STOVES. Both for Cooking and the Pare r. He baa also a large s’oek of bestitiful laeladiag Tea Pots, O ffee Pots. Hncsr Crat, Crenmers. Molaascr Pitchers, CasUirs, Pitchers Mugs, Cups, Candlestick*, luttnpa. Bpiu< on*, Ac , Ac., Selected with care, and offered at lemarksbly low rates. Tin, Topper and .Sheet Iron Ware, Of all kieda c--n<oaetty on hand, or ma* ofacjfired to u-der. on the -holiest notice, id connection with this eslablirbmer t is a • ■k* mm. rm* <m. m 7 m-z 9 Where work in either of their respective lines Will be tune in the best possible manner. JOK WORK Attended to in any of the above Bbopa on ahm* notice Persons desiring any thing In his line, are invited to call and examue his (Stock an 1 rrioee. WILLIAM LANTOW. Mineral Point. ’~ei aa IB’3 50 NOTICE. (AM non pre parerl to ae!| Go da at TV hnl"•I, le, **<l sl prieoe a* low as Catena, or any wnstera towa. Hiding the extra ireigl.-la. JOHN HILTON W as ■ El>, TMMLDIATI’LV. a good TaitoaOo whota X constant saiplc; n;e: tij ’ k r! ’ wdl be g’v eo. Non* but t:r. rats orlkUHin ta da. :„y. DtSbV ~*U L. Mlw*l T oint rep’ -1 l- a vJ 4-tx


ocr: Ur. U. Pi. COLE, Would say to his old nw.di and easterners, that he Is At home again. and ready to wait ouall who may favor kiwaub their patronage. |y •! Work warm* red Uffes At the Fi ADklin House, Mineral Point. November 3 1e53. 15tf


ocr: CHERRY PECTORAL For III* Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROXTP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: - I &L&33 'fmm,. ids. n dm. I gal. '|>ecie Jars, % gal. do., ''l •f Rim' Jura OoA’-r'd Jurs, Dt canters. Gubiidt*, Wine Glasses, ?XX X3-w Pint Klitks- quad do Glass I.anthorns, MolasStw. f ans, SC., Ac var GEO. W. COBB. May 4, IPS?.. K>l< K1.1.S, —Ai - lot of Pickles In Jars, for sale by SAM. JENKINS.


ocr: HstasD New Era In the Stove and Tin Business. E. CORXISH, At the Sign of The Big Tea Kettle, 'eapee fully snnounce to Ibe pubic, tb*J V V h - has he T .“h p ••n hy t| yo w’pAr'er, one dre.r west of ebf . h Store, on High .-met. where he 1* prepsret U> c „ ’he did cn t'-mer* of that establish nent, M "then, who may favor him with a call, any article line of Cop;tet, Pin. or Sheet-Iron If arc. ran the i notice. He will keep constantly nD *** D ' every variety of Cooking. Parlor and Be' wimm> „ Among his Groking- Stoves may Se found thf* to c Queen of the West. Western., Sew World. Iron King, ft'., tgc. Morning Star, National, Challenge. May Flower, h r - h r , Also— various patterns and S1 Among which are 711 K ROK. < OTTkCEf OVAtn BOITO7, STI.VA7, AC. Together w'h a'moet every pattern of BOX STOVES, w CM of which will be sold at price* extremely 10 ca*h, or read nay. . .-.-imisl Being himself a practical operatlre, tod e p|— none but the beat of workmen, the P a “', h in lk* aeaaeod that all work done at hi* shop will very beet *tyle. b.tb for beauty and dorab' ll ‘_’ riwB (rT Part.anhir •'tention paid to Order* from ta . ftr* Eepairing done on the *h -wteut notice g -od ttrle v at nr shop I" the State. gjg Mineral Polni. Oct H, IBS3. Hats & Caps. 41 BEEBF. k Fall *tyle Hat*, and all “ caps-Jnst received hy T. •set U. ISSI


ocr: bo Sheboygan —. ten. MM-h. Waukesha—J. Mitchell, ’anesville. Prepare For Winter. 400 STOVES; E*BK\CIN<I nearly every varie*y known, garlic ularly ihe nu>el approved p;iitert j'i*i r*'ceivt*d and offered ftr wile by w\|. LAN V* *N, i*n Ommerci Htreei. Amone hi? assortment roav be found the follow ing : A!ia-?3>:i7 May Ploerrr, ll’ii/rr- Witch. Hark Diamond Iron Monarch, Promt Quern, Western Queen Atir World , C ultiveilor. Keystone. I tnrrrse. ATI,AM. HANGUP. 1.1 >N &c.. Ac, t>. PKhtin >i s roi t - ftf all sizes and patterns now in use. Also, the follow ing. among other J Parlor Stores. FLORAL, with open and closed fronts. SYLVAN, with and without ovens, Boston. “ “ “ COTTAGE STOVE- 1 , tc., Ac- BOXST.O VES Oj all desert ft loos and size, together ic. •\ a ‘ ir COAL STOVES, Both for Cookeig and the Parlor. He has also a large s'oek of beautiful laJPUtSULU:;’!" {■eluding Tea Pots, Goflee Pols, Sugar Urns, Creamers. Molasses Pitchers, Castors, Pitchers Mugs, Cups. Candlestick'. lamp., Spittoons, ic.. Ac., Selected with care, and offered at ipmarkably low rates. Tin, Topper and iSlieet Iron Ware. Of all kinds. c*oBlanl?v on baud, or manutacured u order, on the ahorlesi notice. in coßnecil*n with this mdikl il ie a m m T xm m z m~z^ Where work in eith* rof their re?pec:ive lines will be done in the best possible manner. JOIt W OUK Attended to in any of the abt've Shops on short notice. Person* desiring any ihim; in his line, are iaviied to call and examine hi? Stock and price**. WILLIAM LAN VOX. Mineral Point. .. . 2j*. IB'3 50 NOTICE. I AM now prepared to sell Go-sis at Wholesale, ard at (irises a- U>w as Galena, or any western town, adding u. 3 uu> freights, >' N MII-TCK. HIM l ,I. IMMEDIATELY, a good JorKsavw.s Tn.oa,io whom coneuct employment ami liberal wag< s will be giv en. None bat first rale workmen re"fl spp v. lIGNtCi PR H E. Miner,! Poiat Sept. 21. IPA3. 4su


ocr: Here They Come!! BPKAGIC Sc UTHKOP H\V (S got a lUU* the best lot of (Inns aid Gun Trim* to ihtfl ma;k< I wbk h they are< ffr (ik ii> m 1!! lower iLaxi they have ever Uvu before. A? i,e> buy for cash. and for the fiaui'S they c; u afford U sell cheaper ihr.n if they sold uu credit, ar.d had to .Dhke th.*e \h > pay make up lor ail uad delate; there - ore they request all * bo want anything in their due, to give ♦hern a call before purchasing elsewhere, and they wiF tr. to make it for their luiereot U> purchase of them. They have DOUBLE BARELLED SHOT GUNS. Twist Barrels, Patent B eech, for fii een dollars and i'rvni that to thirty They a!so Ktep uu hand the bea; quality oi a f act tbee is no necessity of rn nine rating for they have everything In their line. Just come in and s*:*e lor yourselves. Vou will find them a* their old stand, three dtw th above R D. Pul ford's Drug Store, at the sign of the (•UN, where ihe> cou*iuue to carry or* the Gunsmithing business la ad Us broaches. K, *. SPRAGCP.. NEUJ3ON LATHROP Mineral Point. April 15, 1853,* -4'f Circuit Court, lowa County. Slate of March Term. J). 1b53. Kiyhth day of the


ocr: ii sfus miru ii AT THE GROCERY. rgNHK IIVR HORiif: 'TUCK OF G'<(> 3 Cl ft t l-A is no antving. My oil cu- P.mers ami ihu public eeneiaily are invited to call ann exam me the stock and price* The Slock i. small, but WELL SELECTED , And contains a great variety. Don't forget the place,


ocr: In the Stove and Tin Business. E. C U\ISI, At tkc Sign of The Big Tea Kettle, WOUI. I) reipecifiilly announce lo the pub'ic, that he has purchased he Tin Shop heretofore carried on by l>h yd t Wheeler, one door west of Wheeler’s Plore, on High Street, where ho is prepaiot to lurnieh the olrl cu.Cmris of that establishment, as well as all other* who may favor him with a call, any article in the line of CopjKr , Tin, or SJteet-Iron Wore. On the shortest notice. He will keep constantly on han<’ every variet> of Cooking Parlor and lto\ mmm* Among his Cooking Stoves may he found the following : Queen of the West, Western, Mew World, Iron King, Srr., gf-r. Morning Star. Notional. ChaUmge, May Firmer, tfc., f~r. Also— Premiums , ol various patterns arrl sizes Among which are mRROR, fOTTAOK, OPAI.y BOSTON, SYLVAN, Aft. Together with almost every pattern of BOX STOVES, All of which will be sold at price* extreme’, low for cash, or read pay. Being himsell a practical operative, and employing' none but the beat of workmen, the public roav rest assured that all Woikdoneat his shop will be in ihe


ocr: 13. SPRUE ARRIVAL 1853. at can mm, sM T H .?c.27f.¥ ORSE STOCK or (>RO* and toe public generally are invited to call and exam* me the stock and price*. The ftiock is small, but WELL SELECTED . And contains a great variety, viz: 15 Jihds. N. O. Sugars, 40 Bbts. Clarified do. 10 u Crush'd do. 25 Bags Rio Coffee, 15 Bbls. S. H. Molasses and Golden Syrup, Pepper and Spice, Nutmegs, Cloves , Raisins, Mackerel and Cot!fish. Soap, Mould Candles, Star do., Pepper Sauce, Mustard, Wooden Buckets and Tubs, Haying Tools , Earthen Ware, NAILS, SPIKES.CEGARS, TOBACCO, ROPE, Shovels and Spades, Mineral Tubs, And various other traps, making a full supply of choice ■ • Family Groceries and Provisions, Which I am prepared to sell at P-nces that cannot fail to suit those toko wish to buy either at Wholesale or Retail. Nov. 2, 1853. GEO. W. COBB.


ocr: MARRIED, On the Ist mat, by William James. Esq . at the residence of Mr John East, Near Ikxlgeviile, U i>- cousin. Mr Joseph Kathorw. of Dodgeville, to Miss M\rt Lnx.i.oi England.


ocr: I attrifmma tcUar Fo village subscribers. *1 5U P'o office and mail subscribers, ; 1 Ou I To village subscribers, six months, ; XUU I To otlice and mail subscribers,six months', 75 I be made invariably at jidvance. | Single copies, five cents. I £j~ Produce,of all kinds, received onsubscrip- Lop. at the market prices.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Fall Trade of 1851 ! fRIIE subscriber is now receiving at old I I stand of Davis, Kvans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER (* O O ii Consisting in part of the following Articles: BROAD CLOTHS, CASIM E R E S, S -V T 1 N E TTS. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, preat variety. LA DIES DR ESS G OODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur Jcc. PANTALOONS. VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of G 9rnrac:B.-a-x or sn : **>*g . Such as Sugar, Dice, Ctjfce, Black and Green Ts, Molasses, Currants, Raisins. Flour Salt, fee.. All of which are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rtus. L. G. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. I>, 1851 49tf t L’.t k, \% .u < ii riu jFtit i.ia S J t)RE.


ocr: 1853. 1&53. EBEiT IIITIIII BBITE. AND r.s. MAIL LINE. saramo muMSi ft! Ml §m RAILKOAOI! twe tkiivs i ui raa tiictsa Ore ul the splendid Seamen ARCTIC AM l> TK AVKLI.FR, Miiw.Uk©© every mcenitg at© o'clock—eon -* c •* nncac** with th • Kvsaimi Kipr* Train or ‘■wiroil, c*o> ecting si Hrtr mi with tn- North shore Lino of it leiv id I -ow P * r* m JRYFLOWER, A BITEEVE STATE, B ,V r ® daily, l-'ui.il.,, nnpnlj 4 u> g O,D • f hour,, without lsr©li. connecting m s ‘ with ti©s luck Morning Kx;r© Train for Al "•nj.Sev v irt ,i K ' Ho ton. —!*, ©uwa©cttnK %l l>©4n> l with henl©i.tl*d U<w Pnr.u'e Hi nmer* ■■’.AJ-iRA. KSTSTONE STATE k QUEEN Till. for liuuairk d**ly iSaad.fl excotuau , -ml*.- with lb© ©learn v re & HaT QT3S3I W? dsi y >oik 4 s\s * xrepiad , —a iso wi h me BAY CITY, For Bwu-iu-k > uacy v©u , -cepled). N B blb s in. ,ill Bnd pl©ndld "gh 7r' ' g'4 ©leepfng Ijumioctiu y w other R*i fc. and r*v%”* ” lJllr £©>••. '►.* a Saloon Gar for Lau e , on iraia. i *" Tbrorjgh Tixaeia are sold on board tb© * or !f >e Rauroada, pmwe ger. re requeateo uv 1“ " ; h '>'ugb T'cmei* before leaving Milw.uk©©, a. ih©' •- wereby nn fd.jO. -- r Tu itcU far the above pia. es may be had .if L- H. COTTON, Agent. • ■ OFFI Lor ih© Mtihigah LVntrai h UHi ad ■ of'Pbaito ihe F 8. Hotel —neil door u> ih© \intj t Co‘. tjfflce. Huron © reel. Milwaukee. W * l MARTIN MKSDKICKB, W. W MlL©<*N, James lew in. A; tbsCmti. Hotel, or H< *r* t And of HOLT* N A EDDY Jao-*vi!te. at prajee: to X-w York is $1550


ocr: can -T7 v\ i. H.jtt J n eS- *1 I-w. . Prepare For Wint-r. mo i-:s.' nearly ererj van* > Hu wq. 'partic ularly ih*i ui'W jm* rc**V4,l n i t( r ► *!*• by M. ,A** \• N ob t*inmrrce Aran h !***•''trm-r.i mit \n* fovui Ibr lotftow ikk ; -i-e^s. May Flower, Water- li'itrh, I Auric Diamond Iron Monarch, Promt ip.irtn, li (t ern tjuecr. J\f? World. , Cultivator, * Keyitone, Vnictin, ATl,\.n b\N LV, 1 I Ac., Ac. PKf 11l *1 'TU' °f ail *t*e* an.i pattern* now in oae. A .o,:tj foliuW- Ing. *ns.>ng nth r Parlor Stores. P T OK A I wilb opea and cl ar*i fr^oia, PVlVan’, w:;b luJ wthoQt v7e&s, % H' r*T* >N. ** ~ COTTAGE i*T \7',kc..kr. BCXSTOVES 0/ all clucrijituint uvd r.ze. her with a Jew CO A L STOVES. Both for Cooking and ib Pan, r. He he* tito Urge rock of beaUfa! Sfflfttmiai-War®, mefvitn* Tea fnt*, C Pt4a. *iwr I’rni, McWm*?* F iicberc Cuton. Pitch* Candrtlrk** I-an j>, r-p V <•&#, Itr . Ac., wilh c*r-. cad < a' l*w rat**. Tin, Popper and Sheet Iron Ware, ,f ell kind* -D*'at!y on hanl- or ma'-nCc ur*d to rder. or, the •horteai ooUC*. •it cuottet U. u with late •tabluamer t ■• a m_r ■ m* ac; 9 a here work in either ..f ih* i- mepeettve imee will be ul> u. the bee: fentir manner. JOH BOH K Attended to In any of the eltnf* on ahoe* imt'e. Perw oe dee, Hag any tein* in hi* ; oe. ate le'lo-d U, %it end examire b Wtoek an ' r-r,e.. WM-UW i.ASYny, !*•' fnl fVI. \k 3 , ,V> NOTICE. rAM new prqurwl to end Cos 4a tTbo|. rale, and at frier*- aa low aa Cetera*, or any western (own, •■'dtag the extra fietabu. 1- j<-trw Mil to*|, WAN I. iMMFDI JTF.T.V,. ,■ M Irrmt m Teiroe. '(< wlwvt UXHUtt asplnt aD' o t|her.i wag, a .Ua giv es. t>oo* bet #r rate oi*sxa ae4 err* HiMhV etifZ. UlMra! Point Sept. 54, ]8& * ' Out


ocr: 1 CHERRY PECTORAL For flie Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH MA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEYILLE, For the Fall Trade of 18i)! ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old I stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeviile, A Large Stock of FALL &. WINTER G O O li S; Consisting in part of the f <Hon ing Articles BROAD CLOTHS, CASIM E R E S, SATINE T T S , BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICO IS. great varietv. I. A DIES DRESS GOODS DOM ESTICS, CA !’S. pluhli. fur &c. TANTALOONS, VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO — A great variety of MS jet: <1 Such as Sugar, liice. Coffee, Black and Green Molasses, CCrrant-, Raisins. FlnurSalt, &c.. All of which are t flered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. C. WHEELER. Dodgeville, Sept. 29.1831. 40tf


ocr: MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD. THEFIBST THAI SHAS HOT ARRIVED!!!! An D while that uoMe animal the horse, is required lo perform the labor of transportation, Ac., it remains the duty of man to attend to his wants, and see the' he is r‘-H ia an armor best calculated to enable him to per form hl tusk with care to himself. Such being the case tbe subscribers would say U> the ci vixens of Mineral Point and the Public st large, that they have lurmed a Co-Part nership, under the Arm of GEO. PRIESTLEY & GO., and purchased tbe entire stock c mnected with the HAB N ESN SADDLE manufactory fIHHT —OF— in liinentl Point, nod nre prepared to mi ifnotufe ill nrti-, cl 8 in their line, inch n iSADDLES, HARNESSES, jffiTlTi) Bridles, Collars, Halters, TRUNKS, I A J Ac., e C-, on the shortest notice, in the neatest and most subs'an tial manner, and upon the Most Seasonable Terms* BUGGIES and CARRI AGE * trimmed in the neatest and beat manner at all times. Having hearts to feel for tbe evils of humanity, and be ’ievlug many of the most serious nature might be avoid eid by a proper attention to the covering of the feet, th-y have connected with the above establishment, the OLD and WELL KNOWN Boot & Shoe Manufactory of OEOHC.F. Pft/esr/.RV, and are prepared to make to order LADIES’ A GENTLEMEN’S FauUioiiable f|i mm & shoss, r|2, both FINE and CO.mSB, of ail size*, of the bes- leather that can bo found in the market. I bev would also that they keep constantly for sale


ocr: New Era In the Slovc and Tin Business. E. CORXtHH, .fr the Sigr i of The Big Tea Kettle, lJfT < t T C-l> f .IK announce to he pubic that wv h* ha* he T*n Sh r he'etrf**r* carrie- 1 n by I 1 vi A Whet er, one d**r west rf 'Her*, on Mltfh -tr**e whwr h** i< mpl to f ini*h he .|t ph t'lß’wyi.f that establishment. aw well aw all thrr* who mar favor turn with a call, any ar cle in the • TH r' Ccyp/xr. Tin. or Sheet-Iron IT~are, *n ‘he s o-te t n iicc. He wrdl keep constantly hand vry variety of t ook ins. Parlor and Box ©awls. Vmone hi* •*’„,.* ra> be fcind iho following : Queen of the HV/. H’.stcrn, Af> World. Iron King Sr . Sr'. Xarnimg Star. y'atumal. Challenge. Aluy Fhnrer. See. Src Abo—PirmttwM. oi various patterns and si?** Among which arc niKßou. n 0.1;, "pal, HO'TOtl, JIVI.W, Af. Togeibe- w ! ** 'm < .>trr r >ttcra of BOX STOVES. \H of which will bt uM al pric > et'reme’j low for i'h. **r reatl pav. **einc a practical operative, and emptying ne bu tke bei if wvknMi, the public my -anred that all work eat hi* §hr win t> In th* ry beat style. b-th f -r beautv &nd 4qnh'liv Partin .Ur v lentins pad *o f *rder from ihe Cornitn Repairing done on the h rtr*t u -bice aul lu a od t\ u V ai _nv shop i- the PuIM. hcii H l£vt CENTBAL HOUSE. hv x. lll.ll ok r HIVIW >kfn Rnnw in Mi.-.m’ P .ir ■ f... A l*rTß c>i yifun. i'd i liifii#(l h- fnm.jh.- .i MiUrely new. H. h** f- 4.. Th.r.l .nl fn. pu' *n.tom no p*i"i *ill b*ipir.J lo ai.l* ir*etl.r* *nA boarder, cotr - ' ITX •‘‘rAflKN lesre ihi iron* flve lire, i wrr) forth* Chicago Ksl! Road, hr wit of Rockford aoc Reiolt. r tc nt.rmrrr.


ocr: MUST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For 1 lie Fall Trade of JBSI THE subscriber is now receiving at stand of Davis, Evans &. Cos., A Large Stock of FALL & WINTER a o o n S; Consislitiit in par! nf the following Articles: BROAD CLOTHS, C A S I M E RES, SATIN E T T S, BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALK OKS. ereat variety. 1. YD I ES DRESS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur &c. PANTALOONS, V ESTS, COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, — ALSO — A great variety of ns sßey ea-z: <*. ra sbl: • Such as .Sugar, I.ice. Coffee, Black and Te Molasses. Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt, All of which art offered for CASH, on most reasonable t nns. L. G. WHEELER.


ocr: For tho Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, CROUP, ASTH-* IVIA, WHOOPING-COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.


ocr: p. T. BAENTTFTS jisEiM li mmmiw ,Ut.RIOAH StI'SCLM AND MENAGERIE will T t '‘ti'ih bhl A 1 ' -SATURDAY. AUGUST Gth. nj\EBU POINT. MoaJav. August Hh. yL % iK.vit,l.t-TUESDAY, AUG. 9th. up ADMI-MIO4—3H *i. - kihlrra under ,( half-price T.> the wh >1“ ..I this tianxettge timenl- Including General f- m Tnumb,lhe miir ,n :,! '■Vi.il .immtlj, 'V< .statuary. ‘Jr Pierce's * viocs in th j the Ka v . ,■ E’enhaul, Mr. tei'is* '. atiioea 4tc . n>> extra charir-. under any pretence <r. lei the reports be *’'i h-•( mat. v ,, from I 1 2 to 4. and from 7 to U o’clock, P. 34. n,j|K I,ARTESTTRAVI. IS' ; EX'iniTION in the ■i in.l.lt, twin? s c mum*' in of nil the mo>t pop ec -e. li nn .re ■: use .ants ■*f ihe age—eu v J unproved for ihe t*e4< ■■ of ’P.'3. iTeam of Ten Elephants wild a* the great Carol Juggernaut. A 1$ a l> y la i e § ii a si t. ; f)VE VE \4 01.0, and bur 3 fc-t hgh. woi carry Misuse* aru -nd the interior .f the iton:ho** Pi v. Pie Lillipution GEN EH DTUM THU VIH. The .::: (it > ortscK compnaer 1 1 < Hnraas and 9o men. . p, t on of Exhibition has been enlarged until it it s e i accomraml iting I ■ 0 <• s(*e*ua o ai once ;.ct oil of ItviM Wild \i i uats incliid-8 the moat .. specimen* ei r exhib led m America. Among . ■ .tber, will be found LIU MX Itl Al XII 11, 1.10.V4, fresh from their native Porusts. t y S'TEK WlHTfc OR POLAR BEAR,—of prodi .si/uand lr. c ; t>. , tf vdMrT’ENT K )YAT, TIGER -the largest one ..cpturvd alive , ( ik u‘ Y* tI'KK LIONS- only el* m inihsotd. . , iNfASTIL.E CAMEu <n six mouths of oge.lho ~.r.er burn in America-, A c Ac. ■ 1 K *VE OP EbtirHAMr were Captured in Ihe . central Co>l<-n, i.y V .-oßra. B Jus* and ’ Sir rr-.as-isted by siWi N it ma niter a pit* suit of mirth, add tour day* in the Jungles. They w--efi , • rauapped ami secured in an 1 id,an Kraal or Tap mr dimeo-luiis and print tium strength. w here „ ■ -uisiue 1. The Cad Kl phsnl nee. mpsa'.es its j, i was*called on ii*psssvge from I alia. P. T. BARNUM, .... oi ihA er cm Vni*-biii. Mew York, has ihe ■• •announce that eii-our g. J i.y 'he brilliantsm _ .'.., c h Ims attend* and all lit, ■ aru ua effi rt* lor the ra ...l„f thef i.blic. ho has feet, led to lorm the .Inf org di‘line a vast I'avvdiug % Lrr\*rr~-->. f, . J fjj Museum of Wonders, 1 r.i'-j.r.yee a r> >r V ni !y of nftra ;i -ns. nl -r i,r ina'y No, ilt f-s t. n my 'ravelieic Kxiohi •■a rid Kerry Fu ll o, f th's Matnm tf> U -■•irSmcnl i* of 9 pre ibar and r'ilere?n na'nr". an ' • y ; ■ 1,-iPhcm) u[i >li a e'trrii tc -rale o* maffnUnde. *■-! ■ c oharaph, r n ,i a ~f j Anierirsn Museum, iilenters each town.i“ p-••ceded by tie eorswus


ocr: j NEW EDAM HOUSE. m B a Bt" H BtW r 5 tip h'ts Eons'- * ’T) fI ? 4 *1 for Iht . accommodation of n f *w hoarders, in the Best nnil Most Comfortiihlc .Manner. *lo wi*i extend ids b?tnpp% occsoon requires* Per- •o. de*ir n? h.ard are i v u* call on him.


ocr: St. lonls Advertisements. 1853 Fall Trade. 1853 BA COX. HYDE & CO., Ko. 87. Main Street, ST. ‘ S>IIV .TIO., .' ,J F.IiS IN S'" iTva W> tUrines ! : DYiI STUFFS ! ! Paints! Oils! Varnishes!!; • i rad >*n im'uense oi (hn^s, * ' . ‘ : fc *isd for ■ <nd w-lci**d by u- lb k, '• *' i£U .rauiee salUfuc'.iou as to oualu. i *1 iHXT LI AD LL\>Ei:i) Oil., A*D CASTOR OIL, •• !’ s’ P.hc ~ry ' • 1 1 ,r ••. Si . . J • •• 1 * Mu! *lr l • tr.’.Uilnrl’ i > . A<• aro ii*B or m'kke's window glass ! NEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT ! ! MEKUILL’s CONCENTRATED MEDICINES I I I LIQUID GLUE ! 1 !! All orders trill receive prompt attention. r.0i44 '


ocr: ' t : ; ‘ ; FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE. For tiie Fall i rade of 1851 ! fTIIK subscriber is now receivinsj at old t stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Slock of F"ALL &. WINTER GO O n Consisting in part of the following Articles :— BROAD CLOTHS. C A S I M E 11 E S, SATIN E T T S. BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great yarlctv, L ADI ES DR ESS G O CDS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur &e. PANTALOONS. VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, HATS, —ALSO— A great variety of eb wrez mm. Such as Sugar, Itice, Coffee, Black and Green I>, Molasses, Currants, Raisins, Flour Salt, &c.. All of which are offered for CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. L. G. WHEELER.


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


ocr: boygan—N King, Keuoshv—l-aing ,t fltvls- Cheboygan Oi-fl. 11-fr-h Woiktohi—4 Mitrh-'II. I .m-Bvilie. Prepare For Winter. 400 STOVES, IN MtIRACING nearly every varie’y kn. wn, partic A ularly the most approved patternsi just received and offered for sale by WM. I.ANVuN, on Com marc. Sir,art. Among htsassortment may bo found the follow ins: Nay Flower, Water- Witch Block Diamond Irn Monarch. Prairie Qneest, TUts/er u (Jtucn New World, Cultivator, Aeysl a c. I n iverse. ATI.AS, HANrrp, I I >N Ac., Ac , Ac. HKKTur.n mto\ i> n f All sizes and patterns now in use. Also, the follow - ing. among eth- r Parlor Stores, FT OR \L, wilh ip*n and cl*se<l fnuua, SYLVAN, wilh o-ud without uvtus, HOSTDH. 44 ' 4 “ COTTAGE ST >VE*, Ac , Ac. BOXSTOVES OJ t ill descriptions nud siz , trilh o far COAL STOVES, I olh for Cooking and the Parlor. lie has also a T arge s'ocb of beautiful ®3rrt W , litcludittg * Tea Puts, C fTt'o Pots, Sugar Urns, • •earners. Molasses Pitchers, Castors, Pilchers Mugs, Cups, Cai. l ;rsticks, Lamps, SpitU ons, Ac , fee., Selected with care, and offered at icmarkably lew rales. Tin, ('upper ami Sheet Iron Ware. Of all kinds, constantly on hand, or raai.ufac‘ured order, on tbo shortest nticy. Iu connection with this establishment is a Where work in either of their respective hues will be done in the best possible manner. JOII WORK Attended to in any of the alcove Shops on short notice. Persons desiring any thing in his line, are invited t, call and examine his Slock an I prices. WILLIAM LANVr.N. Mineral Point, l >ct. 2S, IH‘>3 50 NOTICE. I AM now prepared to sell (Lids at and at prises as low as Catena, or any western adding the extra freights. ___ imm Milton. wvv • y i. I MM Pll 4TEI.V, a g.vod J'llsmu* Tenon, to w hn Constant *m|i.ijto*ntand liberal wages will oe giv en. None but first rale workmen reed nj i v HLNnV PRh'F.. Mineral Point Sept. 2f. l-aS. t-:t


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGEVILLE, For the Fall Trade of IS5i ! THE subscriber is now receiving at old stand of Di.vis, Evans & Cos., Dodgeville, A Large Stock of FALL 8l WINTER a o o n S; Consisting in part of the following Articles; — BROAD CLOTHS, CASI MERES, S A TINETTS, BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY WARE, CALICOES, great variety, LA DIES DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, CAPS, plush, fur See. PANTALOONS, VESTS, COATS, SHIRTS, HATS, — ALSO — A great variety of Such as Sugar, Rice, Coffee, Black and Green 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


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


ocr: Pr^ 400 STOVES, Ijl I BRACING near’} every variety known, partlc ; Fi olarly the most approv„d pniierns; just received j and offered for .slebyWM. LANVoS, on Uimmercr Btren. Among hi assortment ir.a> b found the follow SDQZiIiTS 873^33, May t'loinr, (I ater- W itch, Hark Diamond Iron Monarch, I'rairit Queen, Western Queen -Vfir World. Cultivator, Keystone. Universe, ATI.AB, HANGUP, HUN Ac., Ac, k'. nt■; nn n si \ i;s e~'T all idles and patterns now in use. Also, the follow ing. among other S*nrlov Stoves. ORAL, with open and chßed front*, HYIaVAN, with uod without ovens, IJCiBTtN. 44 u 44 ' COTTAGE STOVES, Ac., Ac. BOXSTOVES Of all descriptions and . ,ze. together tciih a trie COAL STOVES. Both for Cooking and the Parlor. Ho has also a large s'oek of beaulirui IB? iifcamiLs-W irs, Indadlor Tor Pots, C. (fee Pots, "Oigar I'rns, t reamers, Molw* fitcliors. Castors, Pitch ra Mugs, Cupp, Candlesticks, Lamps, Sp;ttcona, fee... Ac., Selected with care, ami offered at letnarkablj I -w rate. Tin, Copper and IS licet Iron Ware. Of all kinds, constantly on hand, or mnnufac'ured lo order, on the shortest notice, in connection with ibis establishment is a W A (To N *SHOP 'sTFI A Ck"ml iV S H 0 P. .. here work in either of their respective tinea wi.l bo done in the beat possible manner. JOII WOK K Attended to in any of the above ShopS on short notice Person* dewring any thing in I.is line, ate united lo call and examine his ritook an I prices. WILLIAM LAS YON. Mineral Point, Bept. 2 a , IB 2 19 PROTECiiOX i Fire. Marine and Inland ) INSIIILUi: COM T A W, OF


ocr: Prepare For Winter. 400 STOVES, EdIJKACING nearly every variety known, (panic utarty the most approved patterns, Jusi received and offered fur sale by WM. I.aSYuN on Commerce Street. Aiuung his assortment may be found the follow ©£>©K32?^ May Flower, ll'aler- 11 iteh , Hack ihiimomi Iron Monarch. Prairie Queen, Western Queen A tic World, Cultivator, Keystone, Universe, ATLAH, BANtiUP, UuN Ac., &c., &(. 1* It K7l I I 71 STIIV I.S <>f all sizes and patterns now in use. Also, the follow ing. among other Parlor Stores. FI ORAL, wilh open and cl-sed trouts, SVLVaN, with and without ovens, H<'BToN. * “ COTTAGE STOVES, fee., fee. BOXSTOVES Of all description s and size, together with a fete COAL STOVES. Both for Cooking and the Parlor. He has aUo a large s'oek of beautiful IBipaiauaiiai-W aira, including 7 Tea Pot®, O ffee Pot®, Ur a®, Ureamers. Molaaa*** Pitchers, t astors, Pitchers Mtigs, Cap®, Candlestick?. Umps k r., frikwtod with care, aud offered a! iemarkatd> h w Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Of all kinds, coun’anlly on hand, or manufac ured order, on the shortest notice. In Cvi.net.lion will establishment is a WAGON SHOP, Where work in either of their respective linee will done In the best possible manner. JOBWOHK Attended to In any of the above lv>j son short notice Person* desiring any thing in his line, are invited call and examine his (Hock an I rrices. WILLIAM LAN VON.


ocr: | sh&m vmm. 3 dor.. I gat. Specie Jar*, gal. do., File Rim'd Jura I lever’d Jars. "fl D* -canters. GnbleM., Wine masses, giTJFlfcll Pint Flasks, Quart do. (Haas Lanlhorns, V/7T.T?rS Molasses fans. &c.. Ac GEO. W. COBB. May I, 1*53. f#‘l Ii 1.1.5.—A fine lot of Pickles in Jr.'s, for sale l*y SAM. JENKINS. 1


ocr: is. spine mint m AT V\ * v">,h v? ir 1 * V a , c a' w Tlm OSE IIOKSE kTUCK Of .i I(1 CEltll.S is now arriving. Mv oil cnt land the public generally are invited to call mini 7, r * due the stock and price*. The Stock is ona:i but m- WELL SELECTED. And contain* a great variety, viz; 15 Hhds. N. O. Sugars, 40 Ebls. Clarified do. 10 “ Crush'd do. 25 Bags Rio Coffee, 1 5 Bbls. S. H. JMulasses aud Golden Syrup Pejrper and Spice, Nutmegs, Cloves, Raisins, Mackerel aud Codfish, Soap, Mould Candles, Star do., Pepper Sauce. Mustard. Wooden Buckets and Tubs, Haying Tools, Part hen Ware, NAILS, SPIKES,CEGARS, TOBACCO. ROPE Shovels ar.d Spades Mineral Tubs, And various other traps, making a full snpp’y of clinic* Family Groceries and Provisions. Which I am prepared to sell at Prices that cannot fa, l to suit those ichj wish la buy either at H holes,, t .7 Retail. Nov. 2, 1333. GEO. W. CDRB. BE.4FAESS, PARTIAL OR TOTAL,


ocr: City. Publishing OiEce, No. 129 Liberty Street, New-York. .U IM R. D rinlford Min ral P-> ; nt —W. c. F. at tain Wo, r to rn —II iltard st M'S'en w, I'lii-ton s 1 Li.ti-r, -.'ho b,.y;nn - N King. Ken isha —Lning st It vis .~h.-fn>Tgaa —ll'deh W'sTtknsha —4 Mire.'i j! t —, 9 ill,*. Prepare For Winter. nearly t'very vane > ku< wu. pariic ularly ihe m *& r Hppruvrd pntlertifi. j isi r*ceix.d and off-r<*\l tor s-ale by vn \f. LAN N • *N. on Wtruio rc* Streei. Among his.i-sorln eiit n.as be found lh* follow mg ; JJDXJ: 3-? or. 3, M<ty Flo,err, 1 U',uh Llhilc LHamnttd 1f,.-, JUtmar, h. Prairie Qurrn, Jl' sUr; (Joce.i Hwi//, ('lilt U'-l! nr, Kfy 1 1 an r, I in,; , ATLAS, BANt.J P, U IN kc„ Ac, At. I’BI tlll T| vrot ( , Of nil .lie# ntul paltvrr.s IWW in use. Alsu, the follow lag. olh r M*urlor Stoves. V 1 •'R AL. with open tin.l el s* il l> it s, SVL\ \N. with a:.J w ithout ovetMs. Hi >STi >N. • LOTT AGE ST tVF.s.&e.. fee. BOXSTOVES Of alt desmplu’HS ami size, ‘o r truh n frtr COAL STOVES, Both for Cooking anil the Parler. He has als*' - large sLicb of beaut’e.l airs, Inelouiog 7 Tea Pots, C. ffee Pets, Sugar I'rns, Creamers, Molasae- Pilchers, Castors, (Mrhers Mugs, Cups, Candlesticks, Lamp--, Spilt, ons, fee , Ac., Selected with care, ami offered at letna.-kabh I■ rates. Tin, Topper and Sheet Iron Ware. t>f ail kinds, cunstani'y on hand, or mai.ufac tired t> order, on the shortest notice, la Connection with this establishment; a ™.m. m - Where work in either of their rcspoclite Inn s will be dune in the best possible tcam.cr, J tII U bit K Attende*l to in tnv of the at,...,- Sh,, r . on short n- tire Pers*ir.s desiring an, thing in his at , , . tied U call and uxanttue h s Stock an 1 t rie. .. „. . , WILLIAM LAN VON. Mineral Point. >ct. |s 3 NOTICE. I AM now prepared to sell tio ds nr At tint .air, and at prices r - low as Irilenu. or anj wsP rn u wn* adding the extra (frights. JOHN MiLTiiV. WAS • F.D, IMM EDI VTEI.V, a g mh! J-u-s s,n Tmior.Jo constant emp-i> tji*>ti( *n l Ith, n. wag, - u .a Lv giv en. None but first rate workmen t.ve-i j j., .. HENkV PRICE. M asralPuiut Pepl. 21, l?o3. j- ki


ocr: FIRST ARRIVAL IN DODGE VILLE, For the Fall i rude of IMSI ! fIIUE subscriber is now receiving at old I stand of Davis, Evans & Cos., Dodgevilie, A Leif”e Slock of FALL & WINTER G O OSi S; Consisti ng in part of the following Articles: — BROAD CLOTHS. CASIM E R H S, SATIX E T T S , BOOTS & SHOES. CROCKERY WARE. CALICOES, great varietv. LATH KS DR ESS GOODS DOM ESTICS, C A I’S. plush, fur PANT U.OONS. VESTS. COATS. SHIRTS, JI ATS, _ ALSO — A great variety of • *i S-Z S* -• Such as Sugar, liice, ('fee, Dla k and Green r J>, Molasses, Currant'. R usins, Flour Salt, &c.. Al! of which are offered tor CASH, on the most reasonable t rms. 1.. G. WHEELER.


The daily union. [volume]

ocr: VIM .INU KOUK4 ?5 t'*aiph?ll,? lliolory of Virglni* Howi-on'? HiMorjr of Virginia Mown'* Mi?torf<*nl t nWiCWHi* of VlffinU >lrrt?k?nbr<?tifh ?n?J Holiri?*tt*a Otniiiml CJ?*?t of VirgliM* MhII'w of Virginia Report* Virgin in (joarfntlon*, 1*99 '3U IIMfl-'At Munfhrd** R*jx?rt* ftunriolpt)** R* p??rt? l>?w'? V>?ny <>n llifffry For inJf In Wsihir?|tnn by TAYLOR A. MAURY, ? ftootolicra, nmr 9th ?urei.

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

publisher: Thomas Ritchie & John P. Heiss


ocr: September, 1849 - - 424.96 acres. September, 1850 - - 311.47 " September, 1851 ? ? 40.65 " September, 1852 - - 2.48 " September. 1853 ? - 13,530.47 " These 19,53u acres, at $1 '25 per acre, would amount to $24,413 09 ; but the actual amount received was #34, ur,o 78. making an increase over tbe ordinary #9,613 69. In the Columbua district this comparison is as follows, to wit:


ocr: o1 IJ.UfAIVni.F.1 now landing. 15 hhdn. winter bleached sperm oil. in do do whale do 50 boxes adamantine candles ftS do sperm (patent) do i. .1K? Vert prfc. wt hoitOW * W1LSOS, r>b MUsMtW WU" ?<??, D. C.


ocr: NKW KOMK. llHICHEf, AKD AMfi'O.N l!NITKl>?TAT?* Al AILHTEAMKH*. TU fcillli. . Itila line ai? U?e VVA#Mlfc(i I ON, < ?|rt K. M Wvcb ; I1KKMANN, Cap. K. Ili| it... iiutt .toy at ftouUiaaipton butij going and nluruuig. PHOPOSi.U DATKS Olf MAILINU 1&W riiMa N?w York. Kmui HWllagttin S.lu.J .y, tj hru.ry -JO Bauirrfey, Ap/il *i. AVasiuoaton ..fiaituday, Autii ?W. May 'JO, Moriatna *a?urd?y, ?'"r ?'? jS'.'* WnnMaglna C.iu.day, Jun. Ift fUl, ,ilu 1I> rutaaii tiaiardaj, July It). Au?u.i U. WulMiifion BaluMvi Aagnrt 13- ?i-|ii?u?b> r >. Kattird.**, riu|ilcinh?:r 1*. I7. Waaklngtou SkMItlty, Ik loUer H. Nuvriubtr 4. tlrnuann ? ? fat.rdav, Nvnakw i. Doniut?fi '2. VVa*biafluu Saiunliy. DmuiIiti J. Itetctnber JU. Ilriuianu Balurday, U.cetubri 31. From Somlta?i|ilon lo New York. VVwkiiifiuii.... Wnlu'y, Mar..?? | Wn?hl*gtoii... Wrdn'y, 8tp. ileriaaul " AlHiW I lleiinonii ?? Oct WaiWngloB.... " May Hi I Washington... " Nil*. [ltrBt...? ?' JuimW | Hnrtaauu " Luc. VVa?li>n|tnu.... " July VV*?lilngtou... " Jan. llciiuann " Aug 17 | Prite of pa?-:ig? ?""" Xfw York lo Southampton or Bremen. fmi cabin, iii.hu aaloou ?> " lower... 10* Ufciwd cabia 00 All leJlera and newapaper" itiu.l p i?- tlimucli III. po?t otficu. Mo bit la of lading will ba mgnod u.t Uli tiny ? rf .ailing. An ??periettC"d nurgeoa i? mint lied lu eacli alouuier. tin freight or |numi<-, apply I" MULLKa, .4ANI), k UIEHA, '-Hi tioutit at., N. Y. C. A HBlNCKKN a On., 4lr> nt?n. MARTINBAH, CKOSKKV, k Co , Southampton. WILLIAM 1SLLIW, llavre. JUi2?-<lly "OUAMIK A?B AiVk* V>I>?1A ItAlLHOAIi. CHANUK OK HOUUIt. ON and atler Wednesday, June I, 1853, ?tutly trains (Sunday ceptei) will bo ruu over thin roan. agmmbly to tha art uiigeui^iit: A twin for Warrcnton and intermediate point* will leave the sta lion, comer of Duke and Henry atr?ei?, hi b o'clock, a- in. Upturning, will leave Warrenion at n quarter paji i o'clock, p. m. ft'miuf i? Alexandria a( a quarter before 4 o'eloc k, j? n?. A train from Culpeprr lv Aleaandriu and intermedin!*: polntu Huv Cutpvper at 7 o'clock, a. in., arriving in Alexandria at o'clock, a. m. Uniuriiiiui. will leave Alexandiin at 3 o'clock, p la , arriving L'ulp* per at a quarter after 6 o'clock. A 4aiiy Hl'iRt la lumiiiig between (iordonMville and Culpr|>er, coaneuou witii th? cars on tiiia and ttic Virginia centiai roads. TltaoUOM TICKSTf. To Gordonvvilfc .|4 50 Vo. &uuntr>n 7 50 Do. Lviiciiliur* 7 00 t)o. .Middle burg 3 00 l?o. Wiucbeater 4 00 Ferordcr: VV. II. IIROCKJETT, Agent.


ocr: A Orud Itaheertptlaa Ceaesrt Will be given by the MISSES COLLINS, At Carnal ?a Saloon, Oa Fiiiit Evsmne, Sarrxnasa *>. I loon open at 7 o'clock ; concert at 1 | Tickets A" cams. Reserved seats, $1. I A limited number of tickets oaa be had at the maaie etorsa, Sle veneV, aad at Ibe Natioaal, Brown's, aad Irving Hoiele,


ocr: TKIMMIWti*. Pointed velvet ribands Algerine gimps and braids Wide gallons bindings Watered braids, corded edged Black pointed chenille lace Black narrow pointed do Taglionn lace trimming Velvet, silk, and fancy buttons. A.TATK, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 11th streete.


ocr: . Tkfl New V?rfc nud Uv?r|H?oi United 5uu? 3i?<I 1 SlveuMrt. a, atiliM comprising ibla line V? - The Atlantic Capt West. The l'l|H. Nj?. tlx Arctic Cut*-1.ate. The lUJuc Capt. CuiwwcJi The AdriaUe Om*. Oralwn. These ship* having been bulli by contract 11 picialy for government service, every cafe Uu been UUten lit Uicu construction, aa also in then engines, to insuie stieuglli and speed; and tlieir aeeomwo dstiuus tut pussengets an unequalled tut elegance and comturt. Price of passage fiuui New York !? Liverpool in litst cabin, Jl-Jti. In second cabin,||7o. Exclusive uee ot extra sixe state roouu, $tWU, Froui Liverpool to New York, X'J i atnl HW. An expetteiiced surgeon attached to eacli ship. \o bertha cult be secured until paid for. ( rioroitti bATke or sailinu. i?53. iaw. iVffm York, from LimyoeJ. (taturday 1an- ?? Wednesday Jan. la. Saturday Jan. 22, Wedneaday J an 18. Saturday teb-5. Wedneaday Feb. 9. Saturday Feb. 18. Wadueeday Feb. 23. Saturday March 6. Wednesday March V. H?tuid?y March 19. Wednesday Man-It S3. Saturday April 2. Wednesday April fl. Saturday April ill. Wndneadav April'JO. Saturday April 30. Wedneaday May 4. Saturday May 14. Wedneaday May It). flaturday May US. Wednesday June 1. Saturday June 11. Wednesday June 15 Saturday June 25. Wedneaday June 'JU. Saturday July 8. Wedneaday July 13. Saturday July S3. Wedneaday July 27. (taturday August 0. Wedneaday August 1U. Saturday August 2m. Wedneaday Augu-t 24. Saturday ...Sept. 3. Wedneaday Hept. T. Saturday...... ..Sept. 17. Wadue.day .Sept. 21. Katu rday Oct. I. Wedneaday Oct. B. Saturday Oct. 13. Wedneaday........Oct. 19. Saturday Oct.29. Wedneaday Nov.2. Saturday Nov. 12. Wedn?>day Nov. 16. Saturday Nov. 28. Wedneaday Nov. 30. Saturday Dec 10. Wednesday Dec. 14. Haturda* Dec. SI. Wedneaday Dec. Be. For freight or paaaage apply to 1SDWARD K. COLLINS (t CO.. No. 56 Wall street, N. Y. BROWN, SHIPLEY, fc CO., Liverpool. K O. ROBERTS fc CO., 13 King'* Arms Yard, London. J. MONROE at CO., 26 Rue Notre Dauie den Victoires Paris. CJEO. II DRAPER, Havre. The owners of tlteae ship* will not be accountable for (old, silver bullion, apecie, Jewelry, precious stones, or tnetala, unless bills o are therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.


ocr: I baoge of Haair.?^Waehla|taa Braask Railroad. aad after Monday, 90th lactam, tba paaacafar trains will leave at Sand S?, a. ??. I9l?,m.,and 4, j? m. By order: T. H. FAUONI, rvea ?i?dtf Ageal.


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ocr: TfiUMItlNUB.? Pointed valval rikanda Alger I ne gimp* and braid* Wide gallon* binding* Watered braid*, coroed edged Black pointed ckeuill* lace Black narrow-pointed do Tagliooa lac* trimming Valval, *Uk. and laucy button*. A.TATE, Pennsylvania avenue, between lOlli and lltii atreeia.


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The Opelousas courier. [volume]

ocr: .A.'T'ZiS. T OUS ceux qui auront besoin de mes servicescomme Avocat et Notaire Pu blic, me trouveront sur mon habitation, à 3 milles à l'Ouest des Opelousas, derrière l'ha bitation de Mr. Stephen Wykoff. B. A. MARTEL. Opeleusas, 10 Septembre 1853.

place_of_publication: Opelousas, La.

publisher: Joel H. Sandoz & Andrew Meynier


ocr: I George j(iner . For Laflryette & St. Oice at Vermillonville, Lafayette. 8 d 8eStember 1853.-Iv;


ocr: PUBLIC SALE, By J. Dejean, Slctteineer. ESTATE OF WILLIAM WIKOFF, DECEASED. T HE public are hereby informed that there will be sold, at public sale, to the last and highest bidder, by A. Ddjoan, pub lic auctioneer, at the Court House of this Pa rish, on Wednesday, 25th of May 1853, the following described property, belonging to the estate of the late William Wikoff, lately of the Parish of St. Landry, to wit: A Tract of Land, situated and lying on Plaquemine Brulde, in this Parish, known as the Wikoff's Vachery, bounded on the South by land of S. W. Wi koff, and on all the other sides by the Public Domain, containing 8,000 arpents. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND, lying on the East side of the Bayou Nezpi qu6, in this Parish, bounded on all sides by the Public Domain, and containing 800 ar more or less. TERMS AND CONDITIONs:-The purchase payable on a credit of one, two and years, from the day of sale. A. DEJEAN, Auctioneer. Opelousas, 23d April, 1853.


ocr: SOpelousas, George Bainer, P-I-UB IC CRrIER For La~yettr & St. Offic. at Vermillonviile, Lafayette. 3rd September 1853.-1y.


ocr: J EAN REMI VIOU, of the Parish of ap St. Landry, having flied his petition for the appointment of Administrator of the Estate of the. late Raymond Dergelas, dec'd. of the Parish of St. Landry. Any person intending to make opposition to said appointment, will file the same in wri ting, in my office, in the Town of Opelousas, within ten days, from the publication of this notice. A. GARRIGUES, Clerk, Opelousas, October 8th. 1853.


ocr: T.HOMAS C. ANDERSON, of the Pa rish of St. Landry, State of Louisiana. having filed a petition for the appointment of Administrator of the Estate of late Nelson G. King, late of the Parish of St. Landry; Now, any person intending to make olp: sition to said appointment, will file the s:tLu in writing, in my office, in the Town of ('pe lousas, within ten days, from the publication of this notice. A. GARRIGUES, Clerk. Opelousas, October 8th, 1853.


ocr: "George Rainer, CRIE UR PUBLIC Pour Latfatette et St. Landry, Bureau à Vermillionville, Lafayette. 3 Septembre 1853.-la.


ocr: Lumber Lumber! - A q kJe^ Fpetoflumberde .0 , 0 puited at Mr. L Nemat's, near Opelusas, for sale by the un dersigned. Apply toMr.Nezat, orto CHS. CLOSE. Courtableau, St. Landry, July 9, 1853.


ocr: STOLEN MARE. WAS stolen from the under. signed, at Grande Pointe, Pariah of St. Martins, a dark sorrel mare, having a few white spots on her ribs, without any brand, she has a small hunp to one of the knuckles of her forelegs. A liberal reward will be given to the per son who will take her back to the undersigned. ALFRED LASTRAPES. St. Martins, August 13th, 1853 .


ocr: T HE undersigned respectfully announce to the public of St. Landry, that they have purchased the Stock of Goods of James C. Anderson, and formed a copartnership un der the style and firm ofLASTRAPES & FON TENOT. They will continue the business at the Old Stand, where they will be happy to serve their friends and the public generally; to whom they will sell goods as cheap "for cash" as they are to be had in this market, or to punctual customers, payable first of march next. TIIEO. LASTRAPES. J. B. A. FONTENOT. Opelousas, August 6th, 1853.


ocr: The undersi gued will nish Coflin short notice 4 at prices. use of his Her sewill be giv en charge t.pat rons. Residence, old Lonaillier's store, near the Catholic Church. SILAS HARRIS. Opelossas .December 18th 1852. Naw Orleans & Opelousas Packet The nteO steamer OPEL OUSA, " Mer, a r:oM g 21.ader. WKh leave WRT. da'~8idy 1- at1()o lock I, f Ne Or lean rsl arnin leaves New Orlea on Thinrsdays at 12 M., araviong Fridaysat 5 P. M. This boat is safesc fortableand fast; built exp es*ly for the trade, and is furnished with a good stauneh boat the Trader, to serveasatender in low water. The Tradarwas purchased for thisdservice, is oflight drait, and wilL be in readiness to coqve freight se, pae Y tothei landing, therebyeabling the Ople sa to .sakl regular timoe Erery exertion willbe mae by the of.e.rs to give satisfaction. For pah 6rti ipJyop board. - -Paa$ieularetta tia -to freight and other business for ttIla .s othef intermediate -Beet oflr rde jl meted nt Mr. L. 1e t' Q 2ftw spi for' sale ;yltthe un Apply to Mr. Nezat, or to Cau, . LCLOSE. Courtableau, St. Landy, July 9, 1S5:3.


ocr: I5 TO UNDERTAKERS' U¶E building of abridge over the Bayou Grand Louis,` at Washingtoiu. will be let out to the last and lowest bidder, by the under signed Commissioners, at the old bridge, on Wed nesday the '27th AApril aext, 1853. Plan and specifications can be seen at the Drug Store of S. D. Allis; in Washington. M. R. HARWELt., Jons COLLIMa, H. HAYts, E. GAsrTT . Paris.hi o( St. Iandry.ftb March 1.53.


ocr: UiC jHOLLIEF& Pelatre, Vitrier et Tapissier, IMNFORME respectueusement ses amis et p le lablic en généra 'il' est, comme par le paé, prét à entrepr tous ouvrages concernant les différentes branches dàpeintre en bâtimeas, du vitrier et du tapissier, et ce, aux prix les plus modérés. Les ordres de la campagne seront promp tement exécutés. Opelousas 4 Juin 1858. Sm.


ocr: . Drogues et Medecines. A. J. THOMPSON & Co., ayant con sidérablement agrandi et amélioré leur Pharmacie, apple l'attention de leurs amis et du public en général aux gran des facilités qu'ils ont pour préparer les ordres et prescriptions des médecins et des habitans. Ils ont maintenant en mains et offrenthà vendre à bon marché, un grand assortiment bien choisi de Dro gues, Médecines, Peintures Chimiques, Huiles, Verres àvitres, Verreries, Teintures, &c. Les marchands de la campagne trouveront leur bénéfice à venir les voir avant de faire leurs achat@ ailleurs. MAGasN-Encoignure dles rues du Maine et Bellevue, aux Opelousas, (Le.) 14 Mai 1853.-3m.


ocr: AsSeSeurF. r1 Nous sommes autorisés & annoncer que Mr. PIERRE MOUILLE, est candidat pour la place d'Asesseeur de Paroisse pour la Paroiase St. Landry, à la prochaine élection. 16 Avril 1853. 07?Nous sommes autorisés à annoncer que Mr. RAPHAEL RICHARD est candidat pourla place d'Assegspr de Paroise pour St. Landry, à la pro chaine lect6on.. 7 Mai 1853.


ocr: Bois de Charpènte. SPIEDS DE BOIS W mDE CHARPEN TE, À eadie par le 0oueignd. S'adresser an MUolin. CHARLES CLOSE. St. Landry, 23 Avril 1853.


ocr: JULIENI GONOR, Costable et ColMttrr. S avec- ai eet eexactitude de f toutefUes ireequipourraiantlui4tre copdiées en oes qualités, pour etr rglée oit Sl'amiable soit par voîasjudiciaires. 21 Mil 1'53.


ocr: ENT3ERREl€EïTS7. L E soussigné fournira, dans le plus court délai, sur ordre: Corbillurds, Ccr cueils. E<harpes pour entcrrcmeins. 4-r. Tous les ordres pourront être laissés à son atelier, rue de l'F Union près 1Eglise Catthliolii|pe. SILAS HAPRIS. Opélousas, 18 Décembre IS-12.


ocr: AVIS DIVERS. Belle Habitation Sucriere a Vendre. Une Habitation située dans la Paroisse St. Lan dry, contenant 900 ar pens de superficie, ayant une façade sur le Bayou Téche de 12 arpens, sur une profon deur de 75 arpens; la moitié de cette habita tion est boisée et la balance est de riche prai rie sur le bord du Téche. Les iaméliorationsconsistent en une maison Sde résidence agréable, cabanes à nègres, et tous autres édifices nécessaires. Une excel lente sucrerie avec moulin (mû par les che Svaux,) ainsi que 250 acres de terre entourés et en cultivation. Environ 140 arpens plan tés en canne, qui, d'après le présent aspect, doivent donner 200 boucauts de sucre. (oette habitation est située à environ sept milles des Opelousas et à envirou la même distance du Bayou Courtableau, magnifique courant d'eau navigable. Les its s'étendent à près d'un mille de la ligne du Chemin de Fer de la Nou\vlle-Orléans, des Opelousas et de l'Ouest. Les conditions . i at connues en s'adres sant aux Editeurs de cette feuille, aux Ope. lousas, ou au Juge (Ovrton, à la Nouvelle Orléans. On vendra avec on sans la récolte.


ocr: Est•te ofArsene Lebleu, deceased W ILL be sold, at public sale, to the last Vrand highest bidder, by the undersig-. ned~,j ninistrator of the Estate'of the late rstne Lebleu, deceased, at the last resid ence of said deceased, on English Bayou, in the Parish of Calcasieu, on Monday, the 29th of August next, 1853, the following descri bed property, belonging to the Estate of said Artane 1ebleu, late of said Pariah of Calca eie, to wit: SSLAVE S, of bth sexes and divers ages 2619 head of Vacherie Cattle,- 305 head of 'Hor ses, Mares & :Colts; seven ty:y head of Stock Horses; 60 head of Gentle cat tle; 60 head of Sheep; 7 yoke of work oxen; 6500 fencing pieux. 1816 ACjREB OF LAND, AND THE IMPROVEMENTS, known as the last residence of said deceased. Household Furniture, Fanning Uten sils and a greatmany other arti cles too tedious to enumerate. TERMS AND CONDITIONS: All sums of fifty dollars and" under, paya ble cash, and all sums over fifty dollars paya ble in one, two and three years credit, from the day of sale. Purchasers giving their notes with approved personal security, and the land and slaves remaining especially mortgaged unto said Estate, until full and entire pay meft of capital and interest which may ac erue thereon, at the rate of eight percent per annum, from time due until paid. (I-Those who may wish to parchase cat tle are requested to take their branding irons with them. FRANCOIS LEBLEU, Administrator. Parish of Calcasieu, 30th July 1853.


ocr: Bois de Charpente. 70,41d 00 PDS DE BoIS TE, à vendre par le sonss.Ig . S'adiesser au Moulin. " CHARLES CLO8E. St. Landy, 23 Avril 1853


ocr: F ROM) this date, I inform the public in general, that I poitively forbid any one to milk my'cows, and that I have made up my mind to sue those I shall find in con traventioi.to, this advertisement. FQOIS. POIRET. Plisance, La,. July 30th 1853.-5t.


ocr: Fooo EET OF LU underaigned. Aply at the fill. CHARLES CLOSE. St. Landry, 23d April, 1853.


ocr: Regular Packet Between N. Orleans and Opelousaes The n Q a1, running steamer , IRED RIVE, t ORSEY, MfASTEI. '-AS commenced running as a regular I packet between New Orleans and Washington, for the season.- No expenses or pains have been spared to make her equal to any boat of her class on the River. and is Well adapted for the Bayou navigation. Everyexertlons will be made bvthe Captain to accommodate the public. Freights will, at all times, be carried as low as on any boat in the trade. For freight or passage, apply on board. Washington, La., February 12th 1853.


ocr: BELL-CHENEY SPRINGSI SHIE undersihced respectfully inform the --. public that they have purchased this watering place and are improving the place for the accommodation of visitors.-The Springs aresitua" ted in the Pine Woods, Parish of St. Landry, 37 north-west of Opelousas, about the same dis tance south of Alexandria, and 10 miles north from Bayou Chicot.-The water possesses highly medi cinal qualities and has proved efficacious in many aggravated diseases which were beyond the reach of ordinary remedies.-The bath is supplied by the Spring water and much appreciated by invalids. JIeer, fox and wild cat are numerous, affording find to the hunter, and the Lake. seven miles in with a depth of twenty feet situated three and a half from the Sprin. abounds in trout other fine fish.-A pack of Rounds for hunting boats for fishing will be furnished to the visi' best wines and liquors which the New market can afford will be kept constantly hand,--Coaches can always be procured at Ope and Washington to transport any number of to the Springs.-Good music will be and balls given twice per week, gratis. horsesand vehicles to transport ladies to lake will be kept for hire.-Gentlemen fond on should bring their guns.-Fishing tackle be purchased at the Springs.--Visitors recei from 1st. May to let. November. TERMs oF BOARD. By the month, .-. .-.-. . $ 25 00 Per Day, .-. .- . - 1 00 Children & Servants, half price. Horses, per day, - -.. . . - -75 DAIGLE & BEAUCHAMP, March 1853.


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ocr: PFOFESSIONAL NOTICES, &CE The undersi gned will fur nish Coffins short notice 4 at prices. use ofhis Her se will be giv en charge to pat rons. Residence, old Louaillier's store, near Catholic Church. SILAS HARRIS. December


ocr: PIERE MOUILL d'Amm.eurde p G7No, u.*~ et quebMr. RICHARD est candi àt pour la place de Paroims pou St. Landry, àla pro


ocr: Crieur Public et Eollecteur, Povu ST. LANDRY, Bureau aux Opclousas. [26 fév. la.


ocr: Drogrues et Illedectaies. A. J. THOMPSON & Co., ayant co Ssidérablemnent agmandi et anmlioré leur > . PÈarnise, apple -l'attention de leurs amis et du public en général aux gran des facilités qu'ils ont pour préparer le» rdaes et prescriptions des médecins et des .bitenB, IlI ontn«i« it « t « sMi WlSIai bon marcht un t stmht biew cholai de Dro ges, Médecinei, Pntntres Chimiques, Huiles, Verres h vitres, Verreries, Teintures,&c.,i Les marchands de la campagne trouveront l«Ur bénéifice à venir les voir avant de faire Jeuhs achats aifleurs. MAGAsiN-Encoignure des rues du Maine et Bellevue. aux Opelousas, (Le.) Opelousasj 14 Mai 1853-3tm.


ocr: AVIS DIVRS. y VSsouseigtiés in t reigpêetnuse. Sment le public qu'ils ont acheté cet éta blissement, et qu'ils sonten trAi de faire degrandes SftientioMefi r-la emamsdié. tev-visitem. Ces sources sont situées dans les Pinières de Saint Landry, à 37 milles an nord-ouest des Opelousas, à environ la même distance d'Alexandrie et à dix milles nord du Bayou Chicot. L'eau possède des qualités hautemçnt médicinales et a déjà prouvé Bnefficeaitê*sM pluietrs» maladies graves, qui étaient au-deus du ressort des traitemens ordinai res. Les Sources fournissent Pl'eau pour les bains et sonttrèbappreciés pr les malades. Les amateurs trouvemet dans le voisinage, des chevreuils2 des re lb* et des chats sauvages, qui leur fourniront le pbirde la chasse. Il y aia" us beau Lac de epmilles de longueur et de vingt ieds de profon deur, situé a trois milles et deu Sources, qui abonde en truites et astres c ssos. JO[me i4cJtes emœbar. n des vi elteur. Pe mélers vins et lqunewiB e le mar ch de la Nelfe.Osladn pourroBt fournir se trou vemtaetoujout an ditétablisemrent. On peut con sas et k Wahngto pour tapoter les voyageurs aux Sources..J y aSue b -waMnusique et des bals auront lieu deux fois par semaine et s..- On-troWria toujours à louer des chevaux se aii6ique.<de. vqltaref-pour d nduirf4' es h le r sils. Onpeut e prosurer aux Sêuces t les estensils pour la p#che, moyenrinfitri butias. Les visiteurs seront reçus à partir du 1er. Was usqu'au lerN.veBmbre. - CounsTO»akn as LA PatSsag. Parmois, - - - * - - - - 2500 Par jour, - - - - - - 1 00 Eisfans et Domestiques. moitié prix. Chevaux, par jour, . - -. 75 M s . AIGLE & BEAUCHAMP. ô Maun 183. q U Le Corrier du 2cAte et la ekz&tte des .&ta kapies Veodiet bies piblier le dit avis. D. & B.


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ocr: FOR ATTAKAPAS & OPELOUSAS UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. Through to Frauklia in 18 Iours, HIIE NEW UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE from Donaldsonville, 4termi nating at Wash n, Parish of St. Landry, La., is now complete, by stage coaches, to Lake, t, 22 miles from Donaldsonville, and steambolit Rom Lake Verret to Berwick's Bay, Patterly 'lle, Centreville, Franklin, Charenton, Jeanaeretts and New Iberia, (nine miles below St. Martinsville,) distance 90 miles: and by stage coaches, from New Iberia to Washington-distance, 54 miles. Passengers from New Orleans leave in the river mail boats at,5 o'clock p. m., on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS: and will arrive at Donaldsonville on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; j1 time for the ~ i t six o'clock p. a[. For comfort, speed and safety, pse ars will find this route superior to all others, as aight is taken, and the delays and impedime*4" the old routes are entirely avoided. VINSON & RAT ifR nn ~ ,eii . may 14th, 1833. ' JOEL H. SMANDOZ, Notary Public.


ocr: _-- ag M 5 1 CARRIAGE SHOP. JOSEPH GIBBS & SAMUEL P. CLARK, having frmnned a partner ship for the carriage work in all its branches, respect fully offer their services to the inhabitants of this and the neighboring Parishes. The best of carriageship and other work men will always be employed. They hope by their attention to business to continue to receive a share of the public pat ronage. Opelousas May 21st 1853.


ocr: Bois de Charpenite. 70 IS O ( TE, à vendre par le sous.gigné. S' adresser au Moulin. (IIHALES CLOSE. St. Landry, 23 Avril 1853.


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ocr: L E soussigné fournira, dans le plus court délai, sur ordre : Carbillards, Cer cueils, Echuipcs pour entrrrnemes, 4-c. Tous les ordres poiirront être laissés à son aIlitr, rue de l'Union prs l'Egliae Catholique. SILAS HARRIS. Opclousas, 18 Décembre 1i52.


ocr: Paquebot Regulier ENTRE LA NLLE.-OILEANS ET LES OPELOUSAS Le Bateau neuf et fin marcheur, î , RED RIVER, CAPIT.INE DORSEY, A COMMENCE ses voyages comme pea quebot régulier entre la Nouvelle-Or léans, et Washington, pour la saison.- Ni dépenses ni peines n'ont été épargné pour le rendre égal à tout autre batean de sa classe sur le feuve, et il est bien adapté pour la navigation des bayous. Le capitai ne fera tous ses efforts pour contenter le public. Le frêt sera à aussi bas prix qu'aucun autre bateau dansla navigation. Pour frêt ou passage a'adreur àbord. Washington, Le., 12 Février 1853.


ocr: N#6gre a Vendre. S.... LE soussigné offre A vendre à . l'amiable, un nègre, àâg d'environ 83 ans, garanties, de tons les vices l etealadies prvys par la loi. Il est bon sujet et actif. ANTOINE GUIDRY. Plaquemina Brlée, 9 Avril 1853.-1m.


ocr: A RPESTTAG-2. JOHN McDONALD se rendra prompt ment à tous ordres qui lui seront tran= mis pour arpentage qui lui sera demandé. Son bureau est chez Mr Che. N. Efla , rue du Maine, aux Opélousas. Opélousas, 8 Mai 1852.-la.


ocr: Arria «awi .DaIlei' Avis au Public. LES soussignés, marchnads à Washington, désirant clôre leurs affaires en cette vil le, et dissoudre leur. association, annonce au public en général, qu'ils vendront leur grand assortiment de marchandises au prix coûtant, mais seulement pour du comptant. Tous ceux qui leur doivent sont reqdia de venir régler dans le plus bref délai. GOLDMAN & KAL LXAN. Opelousas, 11 Déc. 1852-,la.


ocr: ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the late Frederick C. Kauff man, deceased, are invited to present them to the undersigned, administrators, within thirty days trom the date of the present notice; and all those indebted to said estate, are also invited to come and settle the quickest pos sible with the undersigned, if they wish to avoid costs. Wx. IRWIN & MARY BIHME, Administrators. Opelousas, December 17th, 1868.