ocr: AKXT TO TftlXlI'V IIH IllH. CARPETI NCS 11 111, f X HEMOY PETTES & CO. HAVH SEYOVKD THEIK LARGS AKD ELEGANT STOCK OF CAB PET B TO THE NKW G1LVNITK WAREHOUSE, SIM II Lit STREET, B08TON. Ev.rj DeKriptlon of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETINGS For sale in great variety, and at th lowest prices. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, OF ALL WIDTHS AM) PRICES. Citizens and stnnpers who Tisit the city are invited to cull and view this kxtinsivi isTABLisiiMKNT, here is offered for sale u large an assortment of CARPETINGS can be found in any warehouse in the United Stales, ill of which are warranted S3 iBiiiiBBrV M UJV "


Green-Mountain freeman. [volume]

ocr: NEW GOODS. SCOTT & FiF.LW AVE this we -k r.c.ived a li audiiiou to their CHOCK Ot DRY GOODS. Groceries, Hardware, Paints, &.c. which will he disposed of cheap fcr pay. 44:tf BAY STATE SHAWLS. PRK'E rertu ed till Nov. 98. from, at the People's Store. November 13, leSo. Call soon 90') to select II. KING. 4ti:tf C A tl P E T! Ti G : . WM. P. TENNY & CO. CARPET HALL OVER MAINE RAILROAD DEPOT Haymarket Square, Goods for the a ASA aiiB9 and would invite the attention ofnenlcr. to an innppction ofthe same, orevimiH tu making their purchasna. Our aa flHrttn -nt in larger than it has ever been before, and em braces in part ENGLISH VELVET, Tspiistry and Brussels Carpetings English Thrne-ply, anperftne and fine Ingrain Ilext American Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels 1 Lowell Three-ply, super and extra line Ingrain ' Thompttnnville 11 ' " ' Tahlcyvillemipcr extra flue and fine Ingrain Low prlc'd Wool'n Cotton and Wnol and Cotton ' Taptwlry, UriiHolft ii nd Damask titar Vein tinn, Wool and otton 4 lli'inp and Liil Fainted Floor Cloths, ALL WIDTH, INMIIKKT8 AND NARROW GOODS Knalish Pltntod DOCK 1NOS, 8-4 Otton do. STRAW M ATTINGS, In every variety. TABLE OIL CLOTHS, of German and Americnn mancfucture. Rugs, Door Mats, Stair Rods, &c. mil urilt ha cunatfinllu rrfvinrr nrlflilion nt ihfl ivMOtl And will be constantly receiving additions as the season luivancKR. Boston, September, IBoO 3m 39 THE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK INSUiUNCfl COMPANY VINCENNES, INDIANA. Charter Unlimited : Granted JANUARY Sit, 1650. Capital-$100,000 $50,000 PAID IN. Stockholders Individually Liable

place_of_publication: Montpelier, Vt.

publisher: J. Poland


ocr: PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND AGENCY. TIME subscriber having been successfully enirnRed lit procuring Pensions for ollicers and soldiers of th ttevolutionary war, and nlso in the Inte War, and in Ob laining Bountsi Land, will render aid to all those who may desire his services. He can, in all cases, obtain for lh widows of officers and soldiers ofthe Revolution, tliesame) amount which their husbands drew. Many widows ana soldiers hnve died without olitiinlitR the pension due w them, which he can obtain for their Ui lr, and also In crease fr theirr where they have not drawn the amount la wmen thev were entitled He Will ooiaill Iiouiuy for the officers and soldiers who served in the Inte Waf wilh Great Britain, uin terms so reasonable, that all who employ him wit hefnllv s t'stied. Anyone withing Information win piease Iiost.paid, at Wesl Fnirlee, Vt., ci ramunicatlnj the fact in the rase He h is an Aeent of great exnence who rcsines in tnc city of VVashinMim, and he think he enn sucrced In all Just claims STEPHEN THOWAH. West Fairlea, Vt,- Oct. Ill, IBoll. : " OCT. 14, 1850. SECOND Stock of Fall Goods, now receivlns nt BTORRS It. LANGDON'H, 49:tf


ocr: HAS Just received from Hoston and New York, a large and good assortment of ruitiiiiiic cjoous, MY HATS CONSIHT IN PART A FOLLOWS : BLACK BEAVER, Fine Prussian Mdc-k!ir, Bnisli, gj 2,000 CAPS, Ot All My le mid uuaiuics, CHEAF Foa iAIH. Gentleinns FURNISHING GOODS! A LARGE AND SPLRNDID ASSORTMENT OF Furuisliifis Goods, Just. Received, CONSISTING OF Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, n ...a. . 1 .. ni ll-n . . I.FaVniS. nilSnPnil TS. Ii HYPS. U HdlS " 1 1 ttr Those who winli for Hib beat article, (and ire nUHng lopay) can nnd it nt Rurham'i Hat, Cap, and Fur Store. Montielier, Sept. 95, 1850. Mtf T as! T 3 AFRRSII arr.val of the neniiln eil Teas, iust received. Tin niTii veil nii'l un olo of us, bi'ar testimony to the fut-t, f our ellina a b quality and at lerid price, limn ran lie found. STORKS &. LANBOON. October 23, 1850. 4a-.tf HARVEY KING, ON account of making a change in hi a iiiifiness, amt wishing to reduce his tHock quttu low,, will con- AUGUST 5, 18.50, AND SBl. CITY COST FOR 20 DAYS, THE ASSORTMENT IS VERY GOOD. This Great Sale will include, THIS YEAR, Clothing, Carpetings, Feathers, Shoes, Paper Hangings, HARD WARE & SUMMER GOODS W'll.L HE MARKhD DOWN, 15 Per Cent. Below Cost, ?o as tn ciHiire their quick sale. This is my Hemt- Annuul sale at Cost. L-isf Auiiustnud Min li, thousands embraced the opKirtutiit to nv one fn'irth of tlirir nrniey. I hope thai every person in the county will ?liutt in tins GREAT SALE. I'ull HIMITI, 111(1 ue -Pimple's Stor 31-tl opposite ilrli k 1'hurrh. MunlrKlif r, Aug. I, IPSO. Relumed from Busion, f AVK just returned from the market, with a variety o JH JL scarce and desirable DRESS GOODS, Parasols, Bonnets & Kibboiis, Shawls, Silks, Laces, Fringes, Gimps, MOURNING DRESS GOODS, iVC., AC. Mmtuslier, July 18, ljJD. 53-tf COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. PIERCE, S. K. COLLINS &, L. F. 1TTA V1NG formed a Copartnt:rtliip under the Dame and IE firm of would rtpwrtfullv inform the citizens of Montpelier and vine ny, ttmt tn-y win continue me DRUG fe MEDICINE business atthe old stum! nl 8. K. COLLIN, hoping hy trict attrition to all brnnchf s nl the business, to receive a liberal share ofthe public outrun age. kjontpeiier, Jul ytu, it;.n. e-ti Vermont Central Rail Koad.


ocr: MONTPELIER, VT-, Thursday Morning. Dec 19, 1850.


ocr: A'KXl TO TK IMU till Kill, ir,s i -zr .-. . us'-i? HENRY PETTES & CO. HA.V3 EEM0VED THEIR LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK Ob c ARPET S TO TI1K NKW GRANITE WARK1I0USK, SUMMER STREET, BOSTON. ffgiltiipilli Every Description of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARPETINOS For ale in preat vaiiety, nnd at tht lowest prices. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, OF ALL WIDTHS AND PRICES, Citiwiim iiiiH strnnoem wli" visit Ihe city lire invitctl tu cull and vifw l'lis I'JtTKNsivK KHTAHLIftllMKNT, wlicre is ofli'ft'll fur Bale u larRe an assortninit of CAKPETDTGS M can Iw .found in any warrlioiixe in th United Slates, ; 11 of wbifh rp wrtWrd lo he nf tlif heat 'imlilv hwI print ly Jhul rnlnr "wll


ocr: LlVEUY STABLE. mitP. Hiihafribfr h:ii recently ptirrlinHfd (tie Homei and Carriage of A. Woon. rear of Villas Hotel, where he would tielinppr tn sea Hi t Wl old nntrolis iiiioiic nenenu 1 "V lv and will enileavnr to give intia S fuctloo to those who ntny give hmvk n ..ln learin. iitu .-am "wwrtliaLO"'' t,.nii'ielierBtUni.will And In rendineaa at this Stride, tn take lli"n when they wish to go. Terms reasonable. Montpeller, August 14, 1831. TIMOTHY CROH8. 3IMf


ocr: jillt: Innt.vt STOCK if IIAKI) W.MiF, in town or vicin 1 iiv, II.' f 'and nlimr store, unit will It. Id CAKAl' , r r".!-ll. Ht:OTT4t FIELD. ,lni:vli: r, April lti, If.'iO lli-lf pnili: --u'i--n ili TS Ikivi- thh Aay rc-opohs-d tltR DF-POT I pi 'iil!i; in 'iV:itrrlnirv, rm-ofH ocMttiiiMt Iiv O. Fua- tri'. wln'n: tliey intend to M '), timl now have ou liund, A i'.UWi: STOCK OF J a it i it i v!i . i! nr ToUiil, Kit.: T. I. and Rork t-'nlt, Oround U' rk and Livi rt do. Tor Hairy mid l iililc ,puriosca. A r) einhd usm. ituu'tit ol Teas, Flour, TVails, 4Slnnfc, n; and Steel, Sugars. Molasses, Salmon by tlx Tierce, ifinrret. IWfttMl (Innrhr Harrel and Kit - ' Mackerel, Cod. Polled Sf Hal libut, Fish and I'las-hrA-c.Sfc. FAHMSNtfi TOOLS, eirniii uiu liiIie.-i liny lui.t IMAiiiir.,' rorKs, ntiuviH nnii ll.n:l. Also, il few barrels of Beef ilr Pork, Pk-Llrrt St Misjolil Slaias. Tlie e'lli-irnU rs fuitlt -r inti rui lli,'tr trfiuls, nnn me iml. lir tit ii!'nilly,l' :tl lll'.v tti,v Ii;ivi' on liailit, fitid intend Id i'iniii:, f ir llii: sir .iiintH"(t;ilK.ti of ntl wlio mity liuit it lor Ihvir tViBi I" Miiti iIk'iii, nltlicir Mm'? in iT563Jlflicr Village, m:t door Noil !i of the Hailromt Dt-put, a ;ood iisiKirtmont Of r.KOIlEUlESi Sutli Vlniir, 'Vm, Hm-irw, M,l:nae, H;ilmtin, Mackerel, Hrv i'lVl;, i-iiii, -i:ut lnlc, Null, SpiTin Ciinllloii, rni.-tiT, ec, at WhuUsnlu ur Kftnl. Our V,nU Wi'Tv jmrc hasc-d for Imtli Monipitlier d Wa- ".LOW PK1CES, unit v.-o wit; s II Hi Mti f. r iiKinal! iirtvmici' for cash., kind of ft in- protincf. Wefurtii. r mmtretli.' tint our eonN slinU ,v ciiuil to tli. rtxoiinmindation lll. lll ;lt till! till"' of 'it". I',r c-iintrv oroilm-,' tlie hiffticrt prir.cf tlicnmrl-pt tin'onl, we lmli nl all uin -spuy. L). I AKIIIILI. it. TO. June 4, li-VI.


ocr: m 3 J ..-VJ-W-JiV.'.f-tv V ITONTPSL.TER, VT., Thursday Moniiiii", hue, U W0. ft5 All Communications to tli'A I'Vcnmin whether on business of the paper, or I'm- puli'i cation, should be addressed, post-paid, to the Editor.


ocr: iHcbicincj 1 m fill fi iH-Mnfimiimnii:i!niniitiiimr'-" Wfi'nutWIWi"! ""lOT Extract of Canchalagua, A CALIFORXIA.Y PLA.VT OF RARE MEDICAL VIRTUES. nr.Vw'!Ti',N.,PI''EV,'NT1VK AN" ' UUKFOR FEVEll AUD AGUE, Couch,, Uoi.oi, Imeuiehea, Asthma, Hbohohitij, Ul., (J jI T, KlItUMA-rUM, iVtLIIAMHA, HBV.IHl.Ji, ao, I .H1II.VSU, l'i..;i ins, Jalnuh E, UYSl'lPMA, Coi '""':, I'li tJ, lV!EM n:nv, IlKim, Livtn ItlLint s L'omi..ajT9, Nimvors Affhotions,


ocr: S1HS. E. KvDDER'S CORDIAL, . TI1R MO-T PERFECT HE.MIiflV F0RTI1R CTJRE OF diohra, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Sunumr Complaints of Chiltlnn, and Diarrhna, eithrr recent or protract id. finUR ."Mir Imvp l,.-en fitinilinr witn this medicine In Si. Hi' .rly nvrmy yi-urs ; mill fbnii.'li lis inli iiiHlr mnrft- II lim rr. a a f,r in.ir ,i vvid..-H,r al mirkrt, Mil In Hit ami ili-t:mt c.ainlrii. II Ii;h i.:Vr-r hi-rn rfit:illpil l-y any i-tli-l iii'-dinti.', tuid Iti -n- H ti -1 i'.alolity tfl.it. it ever r.-oi In r.M'i-il,: I. Ii:t (luno rM in I'liVcting an iimaciliatc C'UJIE, III l-vi :v (-a-' ul' DYSEXTEliY & DTABRIKEA 5 in fvrv c iiiifrv, iinil in cviTv rlimi', lias nstiuiisliH the ivnriil. ' INi,tirj'iiis li:iv.- Ii.okl niiilicir dyiiifi caiifnt u iih vv.tn d' r i-iiii ;H(tiii!-liiii(iif(.'il i'i'iiitf "ii'i'i revive nn li.c in r. sttiif1 1, wlii-M Hi:; Inst si irk )" lif-' sucim-d lu l lii' k. linn, nu ;iH Ii 'C f rfmvcr luul H -I. Hied ense liitv.'h'ji rvi'iy il-iy iHTiirn'iictu'. 1 1 is not Inn miirli In - iy, th, it hp -i inah ra-c rrmn citli'-r iflin-s! dificasfs nc'.'tt li. Ii'-!, wlii ii iIih tn''lii:itn' is admiiiintcrcd in an) rca-.'iii:ili.' ( tn k,i -ni'.- i it tn fin;. It l-luiii r qui i;n uinrr than k i.w ilayf tn v.urv the wnrst ; : nnil r.-i '-.'lit i iki's an? rinvtl in Uk- fuurc of ii ff At In icatJou nftlu' j-cir, rvt'ty fnnily should liavn it at i ni I in c im- .1 .;H lili'ii ntia kn. I lie iniint-.tuit' of lh I will - nitrly prrVt-iit :uiv HfrioiiH Mrknufs Mm. H. KfiJDI.Ut. IiivMitor and Proprietor. i f S 1,1 ;i a I r.-iivrly at th r.hl stand, 103 Court Street Eostoii, by Sirs. E, KiHDiiPi & Co. H' l.i in :.I.nili.fiT by Htidfisld and Giannis, Culling nnd timltl HARD WARE. ptID liira-st sth:K nf IIAttl) VVAIIE in lawn in vicin t iiv, -an In: fnaiiil iit.nir Store, anil will lo S...I.I CA1CAI' SCOTT F1KLIJ. .Miami li.r, Airil Hi, IHjJ lU-lf ryi'll -uli.-nilim liavo Uiih day m opaitid the PKPOT fi. s l'DH V. in Watt-Thnry, rec ntly neciiiirt ly O. Fus r, v. iii-it: llicv inUiid to ktst p, and now linve tin iiand, -OF at wlii.lr-.ilt' or rotail, viz : T. I, and Unck Hutt, Ground ftticka'td !.ivTviti tlo, fur Hairy and'i'abln inirpuHea. A jilcn i'.d as iortim-nt o Tea, Flour, Nail, ftlass, Iron and Steel, Sugar. Masses. Fnbnon by e Tierce. "Barrel, lit! f and Oiuirtcr linml and Kit ' Machnl, Col, PotM tf Hal liliut, filth and Plus- FARMING TOOLS, yilirs f-i r tin' varitni prirpoprn t.f cnMlrig Grasn, Cf.nn IItK-9. . lid l''iidi.:- iiay ninl Munarn K.rks, FlmviiH nnd Also, a kf kimh of Beef & Pork, 'riin ';ti!.-n ih f farth -r inft-rin thir frirndfl, mid the li'ilili'1 l' M"inll ,t.i:i they ikmv liaw on linml, and intend k. f'uj, 1 r tlir- ;ic tiimin datuin of all who may find it lor liifir inti-rc.-'t in i.iiriMi:t! ttn-ni, nt llieir nc.vt (t.ior Nnltll of I lie Rnilrmid Dcpnt, a goud nsiarlment OF


ocr: AND BOUNTY LAND AGENCY. subscriber having been successfully nll procuring Penal enslons for offieers and soldlors of tht ir, anil also in the late War, and In ... md. will render aid to all those who majr. wnr. a hla services. He can, in all cases obtain for lh of officers and soldiers ol ine ati J which their husbands drew. Many '0WJL" have died without ohulningthe pension which he can obtain for their helw, nd t m l for them where they have not drawn the amount they were entitled, lie will obtain UmJ the officers and soldiers who served n the lau War firenl Britain, noon terms so reasonable, that n wn. him wll be fully s tlslied. .., h. Any one wilhlne information will please address hta. Fairlee, Vt., communicioi" .... Ihe cHe . , ffc He has an Agent of great experience who resides in cI,,"h,nS,"n "e """"s tSwMAS. West Fairlee, Vlj- Oct. 18, 1860. OCT. 14, 1850. Stock of Fall Goods, now receiving at STORKS It LANGDON'S. October 10, I860. T. BTJBNHAM II AS just received from Boston and New York, alarf. and good assortment or I1ATS FlRXISIIOd COOBS. MY HATS CONSIST IN PART AS FOLLOWS:- BLACK BEAVER, Fine Prussian Mole skin, Brush, & 2,000 CAPS, Of All sij'ies nnu iHii") CHEAP FOR GAItf. Gentlemns' FURNISHING GOODS! A LARGE AN SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN'S Furnishing Goods, Just Received, CONSISTING OF Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Mittens &C-, tVC. Ifr Those who wish for the best article, (andmre willlaf lo pay) can flnil it at Bubsh.m'i Hat, Cap, and Fur Store. Montpelier, Sept. 25, 1850. 89tf I! Tsas: Tes AFREHII arrival of the genuine unmixed and un olor ed Teas, iust received. Tlioe who buy thei Tea of us, bear testimony to the fact, of our selling a b-.t.r qnality and at less price, limn can he found. October SD, 1850. " . AT COST FCR HARVEY KING, ,N arcount of making ne -J'1' bu'tnemi, anil On accouiu oi iioikiiik v "-"r-' , , wi wishing to reduce b B'uck q" '". Wl com AUGUST 5, 1850v AND SElX AT !CIW COST FOR 20 THE ASSORTMENT IS VERY GOOD. f Thl Great Sale win iiiumiub. vn.ft, Clothing, Carpetings, Feathers, Shoes, Paper Hangings, HARDWARE & SUMMER GOODS WILL HE MARKED DOWN, 15 Per Cent. Below Cost, So as to ensure their quirk sale. Thia is my Hemi-Annua! sale at Cost. Last Augustand larrli,thousnndiembrace the opportitnitv to save one-fuiirtli of their money. 1 hona that every person in the county will share in tins UREAT SALE. ('all soon, and se iopiwsite Brick Church. Montpelier, Aug. t, (850. 1.18 People's Store, 3i-tr Returned from Boston. HAVE just returned from the market, with a variety scarce and deiiratile DRESS GOODS, Parasols, Bonnets & Ribbons, Shawls, Silks, Laces, Fringes, Gimps, MOURNING DRESS GOODS, utieliar, July li, 15JU. 98-tf COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. f S. K. COLLINS &. L. F. PIERCE, WAVING formed a Copartner hip under the name anal n jl nrm or ! s3a!Liiajii mnm ' would respectfully inform the citizens of Montpelier an ricinity, that they will continue the DRUG & MEDICINE 1 business at the old stand nt H. K. CDLLINrl, hoping by strict attention to all brandies of the business, to receive t liberal share of the public patronage. I montpelier, Jul ylO, 1850. ' - - 38-tr Vermont Central Rail Road. Summer Arrangement. ON and after Monday, June 3d, 1850, the Passenger ear. will run as follows, viz. : Leave Boston for Burliogfin WtE3fiGbWZ.l II UllV


ocr: v'- yij-'-TTAft' 'iy r..- '.u'nhtitfiiiiii,Sir': - 1 .Vi" Sh!F''Hityr. MRS.W0Bt miS. K'DDER'S THE MOST PERFECT MEMEfiY FOR THE CURE OF Cholera, Cliplera Morbus, Dysentery, Summer Complaint of Children, and Diarrhcm, either recent nr protracted. THE pnltlic hpvc heen fiiiniliur with this medicine ne.rty Ivvnnty venrs : nnd throlisll its intrinsic t has eri'iileil for ilsi If a wiile spreuil market, b .th In anil distant countries, ll tins never been eullnll.d hv other medicine, nnil tlmre is no prebahility that it ever ue esceneii. ns powers in etiectmi an immediate iu coij ense oi CHOLERA, DYSENTERY & n every country, nnd in every clime, Im aMonlnhed .vorld. I'hysit iuim nivt5 looked on ihtir dying patient .vith woml. r end iisliinialiiiieu ,ut e im; theui revive conn - r.'niored, when tho InKt np .rk of life seemed to lckerinir, and all h pe of rerovt n had fltd. iSuch ave bi-.n everyday occurrences. It i not too Biucli i.y Hiat not a lnele tune from either of these nenn ne tout, wiien ttitu no die. tie m ndnnmstcred in reasounhlt. tun.-, so nuro Is it to cure. It seldom r quite umre than a fwilays to cure the vses j und mi recent tama ure cured in the course of ioiim. At ' h in season of the year, every family should have it band in cane i f udieii attacks, aithe immediate- use of vaikiu m, will eiittri Iy ontvent unv Her ions sickness Mrs. K. KIDDKK, Invpnturand Urania i.iruMtrLy at Uw IdaitaaiJ v 100 Court Screet .Boston, by Mis. E. KIDDER k Co. l?V "l


ocr: FRUIT AJD Ornamental. TR EES. FOB SALS ST- j. a. & L. ii. sn: lit, MESflRH.PPEARS,are doing an extensive buniiiesswith the principal Nurxsry mn in New England, and any him in their line they cn furnish at short notice. QTOrdctv from uliroad promptly attended to. Itralntree, Jan. l,lr5(. l:ly No. 48 Cornhill, Boston, IMPORtERi of French, German and English FAltCT UOOUS, TOYS und . . MUSiCAL INSTRUMENTS,' Ot every decriotlnit, all of which they will sell at a .roftt on the cont ot itniiorttition. Vlorcliniitw Irom Ihe win no wen 10 cm ana aiuine our eitenstve piocr, fore pore hum n gelxewherit. Iy-3A 100 Bay State Shawls, RICH P litems for sale hy .. STORES k LANODOU Blt. 11, If) Wstf


ocr: Village Hotel, TIMOTHY CROSS. Proprietor. fBVIR above named Hotel, silun'd in the centre of Mont JL pelier Villngtt, ha he n recet'tly fitted up fur the bet ter accommodation of the public The Proprietor in dHer mined that no erlurt on Im part niiull be wanting, in rr a der this Hon ne a pi want home f.r the traveler. A ctntinu once uf ihe liberal patronage which the traveling public have heretofore extended to it, Is respectfully solicited by Ute public's humble st-rv't, TIMOTHY" CROSP, I Formerly of the Firm of Canai, Itros s Co. 1 N. B. PntniuM of thia House will be carried to and Cross tbe Cars free of charge. Montpelier Village, August 14, 1850. 33;if ItlAPIsE SUGAR & RYK. A FEW hiindred pounds ,.s d Mnpl. Bujsr. Also, a fow bushels SuUn, Kya, for sain lis ' r-TOBKlj k LANGDON Auust li, 1850 . , r , a3-tf .A LAKUBMof mw Hard-wan.Jnat rss-strrd hv ' ' OOTT FIELD,


ocr: AFRR-UI arr vnl nf ths fnn i r ll "nixed null i c.l TVa. jan received, 'i i'U .In imn iii t T of lis b-nr testimony I" lliufii'i, . mr -vlluin n I quality ami at less price, III m cm I.e. f.'iinil. M'OKRS IS!. October 8.1, 18.n. 4'tTif IT COST dilute, HARVEY KING, AUGUST 5, 1850, AND KBU. AT CM COST FM 20 DAIS. TUB AOHTMEVr H VRHY GOOD. This Great H ilJ will im hole, Tiild YEAR, Cto JA Carpelinqs, Factors, Shoos, P.V53.r Hangings, HAR 13 WARE & Mil 8UHIiIER GOODS H II. I. ; K MMIKI.II IJIIK'X, 13 Par Csnt. Below Cost, fo h t "i-nr th -iff) 'i'k . 'I h'-i n my Snui-A"innl rtl.' n! C-.-t. fi I'lsn-it iinl vl in'1', tli.i iMinil, ein'iriired tli 1 in i ,rr piitv i -nv "ii 1 1 irtii of ti jr m y. I Impo tli it L-vjry pjr-on in ih -oii n v w II . h tr in Una tt 3: 12.1T W.1I . f ill lO'il, mil i J opviri i il'i- k I'lriri'li. M iii'ti 'hr. A'i. I, I8.'a i.m Puoiilti'i Store, :n-tt Iti'iuni'd I'roiti is:ii, II WKj'i-t r uirnfil fiMia rliniui- wit ii H vani:iy o ' irc itii'i u -mr ii'i DRES8 GOODS, Taiv so's, Uo,uiels& Ribbons, Shawls, SIT.E3, PrinasGiinps, MOUitMNO DI1KSS GOODS, Arc, ike. , 111 '3. 23-tf COPVRTXERSfllP NOTICE. S. K COLLI NS &. L. '. PIKltCi;, MWh'i! f.iriuti., a ('iii,irtu. r-liip uiniir lui intim- nnd rir.ii ..f W I'll I r i Ltrill.- i if ir II t'l , viriii ty, ill il tiii-y w II i: .nt hr a n of Muni;) Ii r ' tit:' DRUG& MEI5I3J1NE ItiH ill m ill t'irt nl .1 i i ii I nt i(. IV IV.! li.iiini! Iiy iitriel nt 'Mti .ii l.i ;ii I lir.Kirli' .if tin- l.il-in i.", 1 1 ruciivc it lib ir il 1i irti if til l in'il"' i tr. hi uyj. iVMiitiu.ior, Jul yl), Isj I. 38-tf VcruDnl Ccjitr;il Kail Hond. Sumoier Arran.jsmsnt. OV it"i I alter Wim I iv, J'iiii:i.l, 165 J, tin: Pa-sHiiger curs v II rni m fti'lu'V, viz: I. : iv i ituji n l.ir it till it tii d lily, Hii'i Invs excepted, vi i Hr.t mi unl Ij iw II, N i.ini i, i.'hii -orn, .''rtli"rti nnd VMVii-nl nial. ,u 1 I '1 . A. an 1 li v. Nn, via Fit''(ili ir jii, V t.ii mi. -hi I I tH.. Cii - Ji i r miIIh- hi ttnd Ciit"il. ill 7 I 2 in I II V .1 r.17 1- . M. tniiM will nrnv in t trltti.n.Mi ttti I' VI. h nn- d iv, and tin; 11 mi 1 '-3 I. fri"i ri -ri i irniea it 7-l'2 A. m. It -t i nn in!, I 1 iv.) ll irlnii(l it S A. M miiiI 7 V. M, for Fl iu hi. Iiv !i itn t'l i'i V r c;. I' i S V d. Iniin will arnv in It ft ai at 7 f. d. sam ; d-iy, ait. I tha 7 l Ah train ttt'ti il iv it 1 I'. It 4ii iriuMC nn xt evU wty 'it Ii irlinaimi d-iilv, wfih th Mf- i ii -Mim 1. 1 k I'iia u l tii, 'lad at i-ha i, V ir li h iri'i an I iaitiiu J I'iciiiia, wt'i train.- lu and from Wur cp i.r M i- ind iv Vii'k ruy. Pi" 'iiTr.i Ir ivin ! inr nl a'f Id A. M. fnidi P. M, will rnv) in M il in il I n'ld 7 'V M. Hi n -l 'In .Mini in Sew Y 'k at '1 . M.liie -in: aid d iy It t-n inn'.-, v v U .-itm nt 7 l- J. II m l 1 1 . .1, aa I irriv.; inlunin al UL U J -2 A. M. i-i I 1 1-1 1. tli ii xi d iv. Pfii ;lu trii-H l.i,ive iaU.-n uni Un rti utEtun da lyjSun. A:v "t ";it d N . ,r:- w.tl h ( in th fir Truck it?.! nr U'lurfiise nt pa.;t '.' ?;'.:. V-" "'ir " ,J "-"t-MMiny P ir firrti t i rti:at ,V" fi?vrlrtittii'i'nA,fltvltv,l3iilrte. " S5(l JVMEH MnoltH, Uni, . i ii rut . i l h i d. nt. $10D3 Cash 'O'it,, if deiivtjrud nt mir t-tr'1 sn n. tSTO.at. At LAN'S DON. F" NEW FALL GOODS J ,'ST r-'-eiv -d I'. .imi 'w Y.irk, Hn-tiiii nndth- inn;i. lH!nr-M. nit-mi win- tit . l.tii .iin iIk mlanted to UiU "hhiim ; if ti v! ir, nt V3rI.1Nlt,i: .c IIIMMIL, h it i c. a iiid i'( w:' Uf !ik-'d f .in i'ic Ca-ie price Uy the pi -e,; CiM u m and rvpleimli your ni-it-k -.(' ,.rl. a ft ii ARVEY KIM. S pt 5,185). ItAV STATE T in i-i de-1i it .(, f.r ii-' tui I'I V, ariicJf! five d iM i.l'iii' r nt in tfioiinrd in an I :;ii;it-j- mm 5 OH Alii;, Prioa fi-op.a $1,07 to II A iiv K i K NU, A- sil:


ocr: KKXT TO TKIXt'lV -'Hl KCI1. All Pi n KvB'fWSH'It ra m w JlElLti-'S HENRY PETTES & CO. HAVE BEHOVED THEIR LARGE A1TO ELEGANT STOCK O A H F E T S TO TIIK NtW GRANITE WAREHOUSE, SOWER STREET, BOSTON. Every Description of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN C A IS P K T I N G S For sale ia grtat variety, and at ths lowst prices. FLOOR OH. CLOTHS, OF U WIDTHS AMD PRICES. Citizflim and strangers who visit the city are invited to call and view this extensive establishment, where ie offered fnr sale aa large an aasnriinent of CARPET INGS as can be I'niinrl in any warehouse in the United Suites, ill i'f which are warranted to be of the best malilv and perfectly fast colors. October, 1850. 5 , l -X ' -v". a ii.. r "vn. . H' J mm 4 -Mfr- l I J


ocr: Vermont Central Hail Koad. Summer Arrangement. ON and after Vtomlny, June 3d, IH50, the Passenger carl will run as folloivi, viz : Leave Boston for llurli'ist . n dily, Sundays eicepted, via Boston and Lowell, NiiKliua, t'linrorn. Northern and Vt. Central roads, at 7 I 3 A. M. ami 13 M. Also, via Fitrlibiiruli, Vermont nnd Ma's. .I'll-shire, Sullivan and Central, al 7 19 and 11 .V M Hie 7 13V. M. trains will arrive in lliirllnuton at ii I'. M. tlie same d:iy, and the 11 and 19 M. trnins next ni'iriiiiiK at 7-13 A. M. Keturnliitr, leave Hiirlinaton at 8 A. M. and 7 P. M. for Boston, hy both the nleiv.- r.iilles. Tile H A. M. train will arrive in Boston at 7 P. M. same day, and the 7 P. M. train neit dav at 1 P. . Both trains connect eaeli way al BnrlinBtou daily, with the fiteimierion l.ike I'liiumilnin, ami at Nashua, Pitch- btirsh and (Jroton Junction, wttli trains to and trom Wor ce.ler, Mass., and New York eity. Pa.seniers lenvinj Mi iitreal al 10 A. M. and S P. M.wlll arrive in Boston at 1 nod 7 I'. M.tlie next day, and in New York atfl A. M. the second day. Returniim, leave lliwoii at 7 19. II and 13 A. M. and arrive iu Montreal al 9 13 A. M. and 4 1-3 P. M. tin nut iluv. Freisht trains leave llo'ten and Bnrlinttun dally, Sun days excepttd. No c.harne will he made for True kce or Whnrfaje at Burliniton, nn frtitlit hi tiveen Boston and Burlington, any part ofthe Slate ef New York or the Csoadas. For further p irtirtllnrs see Pathfinder Bail way Guide. S5lf JAME8 MOORE, Eng. nnd Mipi null ndtlit. NW FALL, GOODS JUST received from New York, Boston and the Mann lactnrera, ahout te.ooo worth of icn Gooda. adapted to this season ofthe yuar, at WIIOLE W,E & RETAIL, but a commission will he nuked from the Case price by tha piece. Call soon and replenish J,0Ur8y."AkR"vrf,tK";Nh0'"1' at retail. , BeH.5,I850.


ocr: W. T. BURNHAai'S TI E Iirm juhI received a large addition ta hid ansortruent mm. oi OTTER CAPS, NEW STYLE, FUR, SEAL NUTRA, Slo. &.o. All kinds of Caps manuf ictnred to order. Remember tbe place to .mv cheap is where the article la manufactured. W. T. BUftNIIAM. NovenfR- -i. ,Jii 47:tf


ocr: CURTIS & PERKIN'Sj Wild Cherry Jaundice Hitters For Jrundire, Billions Complaints, Indi g est ion, Costivcncss, Headache, Loss of Appetite, and General Debility . AniGFII,Y VALUABLE PREPARATION FOR REG ULAT1NG Ilir Ruwrls. Puriljmg the Uluod,ind end Icnlinilfrnni tllo Hystrrn nil Humors. Price 33 cents in Bottles holilingovsr ft pint. CURTIS & TERKINS, Sole Proprietor, Rangor, Maine. Wholesale and retail by S. K. COLLI MS.


ocr: " CURTIS & TERKIN'SS Wild Cherry Jaundice For Jrundice, Billions Complaints, gestioit, Castiviness, Headache, Loss of Appetite, and General Debility. A HIGHLY VALUAfl LE PR I'PAIt ATION FOR I LATINO the Bowela. Purifying, the Blood, and lentint from the System all Humor.. Price 33 cents in llottli s li"ldlnoer a pint. CURTIS & PERKINS, Pole Prnnrirloee, KaiiRnr, alain. V'holeaa!e nnd retail by 8. K. COLLINS.


ocr: THB8UBSCRIRERhas constantly on hand this Superior Ume. lie will warrant it lo bear Til It EE parti o sand 10 one of Lime. Sold at the kiln in Wiliiamitown at 20 cents per bushel. Some of the best Masons in the country pronounce the aooveliuie tle DL.S j , cmMy (,r )ower f cement its smoothness of work when used for plastering, and as white if not whiter, than the Burlington lime, and re qulrir g but about one tilth the labor to prepare it for the Haaon. AGRICULTURISTS. Will do well to remember that tlie ('aleajeom di .Shell lirne, is n it surmised hy any stone lime whatever, fur Ag ricultnnil n'TMiHes, WRIGHT of said lime h forty pound per bushel. V. IIEWENWAY. VVillinmdtun-n, Anril Ifi, 1850. 17:st NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS! AT the CASH STORE, first doer East Uraneh Brldce, dtate Btreet. Mad'.' up of ewry variety of Good for i lie gentian, which we shall be nk-uHed to exhibit to oil r nuincrour) Irlindri, and sell at LOW PRICES. Ladles and Gentlemen. Boya and Girl, all come and ex amine oui Stock hel'ttre piircliiitin. Kur.olleiU we have connected with onr etiibllnhinein, tin TAILKIX ISlSIFsSS, carried on in all ils variety, wh -re you m be furnislied with a Coat, Veil or Pant', at tlu 1,0 VV II ST PIllt.'E, and warranted to Mi. Also, (tarinents cut lor others to make ELLIS, WILDER & CO. Motitpelier, April 21, 1BS0. 17-tf DOOR F.AST BRANCH RRIDGK, STATE STREET, Montpclier, VI., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HEALERS IN 1 Dry Goods, Groeci'ics!, Crockery Fl K.ITI KI! CARPFriAS, iVe., ivc, THB SUBSCBIBBttU Have received, ceiving, from fresh iinporlatiom, a and ar ' daily re beautiful and well elected ussortmeiii of DRY OOD$. The following artirles mtiy be found among our 1m- meiiHe usHnrtmenl, viz : Dress Goods. SPLENDID BROCADE, AMUEA, CA.M HLION, Glace, Foulard, nnd Gro Di Rhine Pilka. . Rich Foulard Je Lames, He'raTCS ami ui'insc Liflit lllue. Pink, Stone and otlier color", nil wool ue Lames Colored Jarenttl Uamliric?, Mu'lin. Lawns, Or sandies. F. cured Muslins and Law, Hook nnd Muss .Muslins, Cuniblet Lustres, French und Hcotcb Giiigl.amt, and a large, assortment of MOVIiXI.YG DRESS GO ODS, Also Bluo Pink nml White Tarllon Mu-lins. Bonnets and Pdbbojis. Rich French Lace, Ceina, Pearl, folioiircli. Rutland, Klor- euce, Albino, Edaed peart, Albi Oliip, Juimy Lind, and Fluted llonni-t. Splendid lloinirt Hiliholi", Cap Uibbnns, Tatt'ettn liibliotis all Color", Uoli net Satins, Silks, I'rapi-sanrl Crape Lixes, Itii h Tabs, lluches iittil . Bullions. - White aud Colored Silk l.riccs and Trilllltiinrxs Ill.md PtlU Illusions, Pari-? lllonil i1 mid Figured Cap i.ums, Linen, Cotton, fit Gimpiire lace inps, Needle, tvoik, F,dam!s, and In:rtirn;'. F.iu broirderies, Collars, Call's, and Infants Waists nnd Caps. Crane, black silk, I'alm leaf, 'I bib it, (all colors,) Cnsliu.ere and DeLaltie Shawls. Kid, Silk, Li-le, Thread, and coi ton Cloves, Limn Cambric, lletii.titc, nne Em bronrdered llaudkerelm Is, and all immense tJncR ofsplen.lidlv enihroirdered Curlin Muslins and Curtin ELLIS, WiLOEIl B 09.? i


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ocr: i un per.oii wna may acire rn annul. If-iw jbo. HOWES, Treasurer. License. REDFIELD & GRANNIS "fTAVINII been duly licensed fur the purpose, will sell 11 Pure Liquors lor nlerticinal, Mechanical, rind Chemi- cal purposes ONLY, nrfirlR: Tllty i1ll keep niuhing but the pure Muntp'HIcr, Mny 6, Won. 19 Congress Water ! DlllEDT fnim the Sptin, quantity, bv , fur iile by the box ur less P. K. COLLINS. 10-tf Muutuehvr, May S. 1&). From New York & Boston. Storrs & Langdon, HAVE jist returned from Now York mid Boston, with a hellvy Stock of ricli SPRING & SUMMER boiTgM Tvith Cash to gad advaninge, at the Auction, Com miiision. and linHrtin Houses, and will be sold lor 0ASII, strictly adherinj lithe OKE PKlCE (SYSTEM. lontielier, Mayo, K0. ID-tf IO TO.NH PLASTER, IRESH GROUND, Jtsl landinn nt the Depot, and for ' sale by I HTOKlta r. LANGDON. Montuelier, May 6, o0. ' Jts-tf AT W. T. BURNHAJUPS WILL BE FOND THE LARGEST AND EVES OPFlSRED FOR SALE IN VERMONT. Bebee's New York, and Bnt and Bushe's Roston SPUING STYLE OK ALL QUALITIES. ALSO, Conslstlnt of While Reaver, White Brush, Pearl, Uihom, Panama, China I'csrl, Ruilnnd, He , etc. The .O,,bov " Wlwloeale and Retail. May 9. 1 MO. g.,f 1,000 OF ALL STYES AND is aw a as, HATUrliCAPS Tor Hie hy W.T. BtTKNHAM


ocr: . 3Bi ;B,-BS3B'a' wmm l AARPETI NCS .-fl -i.-.ii ...ui . I iii. HENRY PETTES & CO. HATE EE10VED THEIB IAEGK AKD ELEGANT STOCK OF CARPETS TO THli NliW ! GRAN IT K WAREHOUSE, SIMIIER STREEfi BOSTON. r Every Description o'j ENGLISH AND AMER'fAN OASIP ETIXOS For sale in great variety, nd at the lowest prices. I FLOOR OIL CW3THS, OF ALL WIDTHS AMD PWES. I Citizens and strtiniiere who it the city are invited to pall and view this kxtkniv i.tablisiimcnt, where is offnA fur sale as large an assortment of CAEPETING8 can be found in any vpnreh"ise in the United Slates, : II of which rc warranted to be of the host duality and fftctly fail colors.


ocr: - -: - i V-W - MOiTTrSLIER, VT., Tlmrsdiiy Moraine July 19, IS5. (ty All Commimicalions to the Freeman whether on business of too paper, or for puh'i cation, shoub! be ? ddres-a.'d, po.-t-paid, to the Editor. STATE TSKET. volt ;i ) vi.iiNi it. LUCIUS E. PECK, OK MOVI'i'ET.IF.n. FUR l.ir.i 'l'. liUVKKNDll, STEPHEN SMITH, or vvi.sro.v. roll Tlii:.-sir;l-XR, JOSEPH POLAND, or !io.Ti'Ki.n:n. FOH SENATORS WASHINGTON COl'STV, LE0..1N K KITH, ASAPH TOWX 1011 AS ST. H-H'.K r). COl'ItT, DAVID YV. HAD I. FY, JOSEPH HANCOCK. 1 OR STATE S ATTORN KY, STODDARD II. COLBY. roil siii:nii i', IRA r-KLOFD. I'OP. Jl lllil'. OK MiOUATE, JACOR .SCOTT, I'OR 111 (i II 1! A ! .IF K , EZRA KIDDER. FOR SENATOR. HMOII.I.K (Ol'NTV, ISAAC PENNOCK.


ocr: MONTPELIER. : THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 1 i, 18.10.


ocr: AT COST FO HARVEY KING, o N account of making a change In his bufiinj 'K and wishing to reduce his Stock quite low,, will com- menca AUGUST 5, 1850, AND SEuL AT CITY COST FOR 20 DM TllE ASSORTMENT IS VERY GOOli This Great Sale will Include, THW YEAR, Clothing, Carpeting, Feathers, Shoes, Paper Hanginggj HARDWARE & SUMMER GOODS WILL BE MARKED DOWN, 15 Per Cent Below Cash, So aa tn ensure their quick sale. This is my Seml-Aimi sale nlCash. Last AugiMtniid Mnrcli,thoundaeiniirTOd the opportunity to save one fourth of their money, j ,U(M mii every person in me county win aiiure - C.REAT SALE. Call soon, and secure the best bargains People's Store, vpinniw nni. h Llluil'.ll. Montpelier, Aug. 1, 1850. SU-U


ocr: B i i iNvKNTisvH MRS K DDErl MRS. E. KIDDER'S CORDIAL, THE MOST PERFECT REMEDY FOR THE CURB OF Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery Summer Complaints of Children, and Diarrhaa, either recent or protracted, THE public hnve been familiar with this mediclut cr nearly twenty yenra ; and through its intrinsic nrfta it has created far Itself a wide-spread mrket, both iit,j, and distant countries. It has never been equalled bjiny other medicine, and there ii no probability that itovr,, be excelled. Its powers in effecting an immediate Ct&w In every case of CHOLERA, DYSENTERY & DIARRIKEi, every country, and in every clime, hai RstonrslreQ Physicians have looked mi their dying paVnig Wonder end astonishment, at seeing tliein revlvtlrij restored, when the last spark of life seemed and all hope of recovery had fled. Such tu have been every dny occurrences. It is not loo mutt say, that not a single case from either of these dlsc need be Inst, when this medicine is administered iiiijy reasonable time, so sure is it to cure. f It seldom requites more than a few days to euro ll)C fto cases j nnd all recent pftaei are cured in the courst of ife houri) At this season ofthe year, every family should have hit hand in case of sudden attacks, as the immediate use ofthe 1 CORDIAL will entirely prevent anv serious sickness Mrs. E. KIDDER, Inventor and Proprietor. Sold as formerly at the old stand, 100 Court Street Boston, ly Mrs. E. KIDDER & Co. Bold in Montpelicr by Red field and Giannis, Collins and


Wisconsin tribune.

ocr: { 1 I | ■ wyt ccaroxjßif Corner of Comment and Fountain st. THF. Undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity, that he has a large stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting of almost every variety of |S|y Hardware ICtiMly-made (lodilnsr, Aj Jo JS B>]i)3§i IRON, STEEL, NAILS. GLASS, fcc. &c. Which he will sell on the most reasonable terms. Adopting for his motto "small profits and large sales he would innate all who wish for good bar gains to call at the store recently occupied by Vi vian Ac Davy, where they can find every variety usually kept in the west, which will lie sold at prices to suit the times. THOMAS DAVEY. February2,lß49.—7l .tf New Fail . Arriving- Daily. Corner of High and Chestnut Sts Tj4.11 U undersigned is daily receiving his Irrge and extensive stock of DRY CiOODS, CLO THING, (3*30:0 ILLS 2:, II All I) WARE, & c .,iAc., I End,racing one of the finest Storks of' ComU ever | before oficred in the Mines; am! as for PRICES l I>ffy Competition. As I am determined not to be tenth i sold by anv other person, the public are respectfully invited to cal! and examine my stock before making their purchases. ID” For further particulars, se, handbills. JOHN MILTON. September 27. IS 19. FAMILY Grocery fs>torc. * fTK undersigned would respectfull;- inform •I. the Citizens of Mineral Point and vie ;.ity that he Ims taken the stand formerly occupied by O. J. Minor, ami is now opening a Fresh Stock of Consisting of , SUGAR. TEA. COFFEE, RICE, CURRANTS, RAiSINS, PORK. FLOUR,TOBACCO. SOAP. C XXItf.KS. SALERA FITS, DRIED FRUIT. PRIT-ERIFS, FI^KIES w 2 And afl other articles usually found in a Family Grocery Store, V. . ich will be Seri el then / for C./ 8 Si. HARRISON LLOYD. Vinera! Point, Sept. 26th. 1849.

place_of_publication: Mineral Point, Wis.

publisher: George W. Bliss


ocr: _ * --t-fr' . -----„ _ r v. ff - .l'; - ;■ -R E. ■ - ’■ s'- - . i, ■f' - : . j&*s For the Removal and Permanent fare of all NERVOUS DISEASES, And of those Complaints which are caused by an ijj. paired, w •- >ker.o.i or unhealthy condition of the N K RvOI S SVST E M. This beautiful ar.d cc* enient application of t!i my-teiious po*f-a of GALVANISM and MAGNET ISM. hi- been pronounce ! by distinguished j hysi cians. both Ku. ~ c and ti,e United Mates, to be the most culuahte medicinal dls, aiery of the Jige Dr. CHRISTIE S GALVANIC BELT and ' MAGNETIC Flal H),


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ocr: To Miners and Smelters. ALL persons are hereby forbid to trespass, mine or dig. upon tue following Lands without permis sion from the undersigned. ii hall of X K quarter beet Xo. S. T 5. R 3, East. E half of S E quar do do do do V. hall of 5> quar do do do do S W quar of N W quar do do do do s K quar Sect Xo. 7. do do do S E quar of X E quar do do do do (V hall ot X E quar do do do do X E quar of X\V quar do do do do S W quar of S K quar Sect Xo. 0. do do do S W quar of X W quar beet Xo. y, do do do X W quar of S W quar do do do do All Smelters will l>e looked to. and held account able for any and all Lead mineral, or other Ores, raised on the above described Lands, and removed from the same by them. „ , G. I). FARRIS. March 2. IP4O. .Not lining to California! iTainr v c* omui Cornerof Comtnen e and Fountain st. THE Undersigned would respectfully announce to tnc citizens ot Mineral Point and vicinity, that he has a large stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting of almost every variety of Dry (i muls, |a FEESI, |. Groceries, mm TEAS, fi c Hardware ICeadv-iundc 4 io(hiii^, JDJjJ A?l3§}-]D3§ 3 IROX, STEEL, NAILS. GLASS, &c. kc. W hich he will sell on the most reasonable terms. Adopting for his motto "s um profits and uin;t sales he would invite all who wish for good bar gains to call at the store recently occupied by Vi vian ti Davy, where they can find every variety usually kept in the west, which will be sold at prices to suit the times. THOMAS DAVEY. February-2. 1 849.-71 ,tf


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ocr: >.cv, S’al Arriving Daily. Corner < f High and Chestnut Sts /TRUE undersigned is daily receiving his Irrae and e.ttcnsr, c stork of DRY GOOD^, CLOTHING, C? B L- 3 12' -*1112: ''v j MAUI) \VAUIO, fcr.&(•., Emin icing ore of the fries 4 Socks of CJoods ever bey ore offered in the J . unci as for 1 l)i fy t >t:!<>ctitio(i. As I am deierm.iied not to be unr’trsoH by any other person, the public are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock before making their purchases. * LJ~ I or further par: u-uiars. fee handbill*. JOHN .MILTON. 7. IS4O.


ocr: iCccp if before the 1 hat Treg’askis, Sc Brothers, are now receiving their I all and VV inter stock of tniwerirg, Crockery, BOOTS & SHOES HKA V lI.\SE run HING. ScC. Which arc offered for salt* at prices that cannot fad io sat isfy customers. ry us, and he con v in red. Oct. 5, !<S |<)


ocr: Meep it bef the peoples That are non receiving their Fall and Winter stock of Groceries, * C* rockery, BOOTS &. SHOES KCAUV STADK rLOfUING. &C., JcC. Which ivre offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. Jr y us, ami he convinced. Oct. 5, 1849. MAMMOTH STOCK mm Stoves, Hollow-ware &c. ’“I CORN'IsH would respectfully announce s* to his old customers and the public gene rally . that he is now receiving at his old stand, two doors ie-.ovc the i rib me lfd.ee. on High Street. t:.e extensive a-sortment of Stov e* and Hol lowware. Ac., ever before offered for sale in West ern Wisconsin. His slock cousiets in part of the following Iron King air liyhl Cook fanes (i tr article’, super i,>r to any ever before offered in th!',- region).


ocr: Meep it before the PEOPLE That Treo’askis, Gray & Cos. are how receiving their Fall and Winter stock of Ciroceries, Crockery, BOOTS & SHOES READY MADE CLOTHING. &.C., vfcC. W hicli are offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. Try us, and he convinced. Oct. 5, 1849. BOOTS ami SHOKS of the very best qual- D ity for sale Cheap by TRBGASKIS, CRAY Ar CO.


ocr: :\CW Fall GOOD®! Arriving Daily. Corner < f High and Chestnut Sts ytt TIE undersigned is daily receiving his Irrge ■ri arid extensive stock of DRY GOODS, CLO THING, IVAKI) WAUK, Embracing one of tke finest Storks of Goals eve-, before offered in the Alines : and as for PRICE? I t>! fy s oiiipolilioii. As I am determined not to be undersold by anv other i esgon. the public are respectfully invited to call and examine my stock before making their purchases. CL/" Jr or further particulars, see handbills. JOHN MILTON. September 27, IS4O. Not (.’oinnr to California! irjtw o dit Corner of Commert e and Fountainst. THE Undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity, that he has a large stock of FALL ami WINTER GOOD.S, consisting of almost every variety of *|iSl sgggiTEAs.i! drfTffr~T 11 :i rd \v arc IkiMily-mailc C'lolliing*, i3 2)L);S ASIIS ©'KI92B. IRON. M’EEL, NAILS GLASS. Sec. &c. Which he will sell on the most reasonable term*. Adopting for his mottp ‘-small profits an<! lvu..t sales he would invite all who wish for good bar gains to call at the store recent; v occupied bv Vi vian A Davy, where they can find every variety usually kept in the west, which will be sold at prices to suit the times. THOMAS DAVEY. F ebruaryO, 1840,—71 .rf fil 1 1 —OuO lbs. le.-t v UiCiUnali. i*i aii.ls lor sale bv THF.fi K'h fil.F. VnAIX’D. —f,(j kegs white lead in oil. 2 ha JT barrel- dry white lead. 1 half barrel red do one barrel black lead, lampblack, chrome green and yellow, and a general i-sort merit or I’ lint.- for


ocr: f£eep it before the That Tregaskis, Sc Brothers, are now receiving their Fall and W ititer stock of DRY OOOOS, Cwroccries, Crockery, BOOTS &. SHOES READY MADE CLOTHING. &C, Which are offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. Try us, and 1 J y * he convinced. Oct. 5, 18 IT


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ocr: i : F V V ; V '■■'..'■j. ■ '' .... ICAIVANJC ijjn&Er For llif Removal ami Pernmnnit fnre of all NERVOUS DISEASES, An.! •! those Complaint* which are raided hy mi im prized, weakened or unhealthy condition oi the XKRV 018 SYS T£ M . This beautiful and co\enient *jpl;cati >n of Ihe mutinous poweifl of GALVANISM and VAGNLI ISM, hn*. been pronounced by physi cians, h *h iii Kurojte and the United to be t. e vidst valuable medicinal distorny of the Dr. CHRISTIE S GALVANIC BELT and .MAGNETIC FLUID,


ocr: Removal. DR WILLIAM HILDEBRAND H AS removed his office to the building one - door above K. D. Pllfurd's Drug Store, on High street, where he may be found at all rimes unless professionally absent. Druses and Medicines for sale as heretofore. Mineral Point, August Ist, 1850.


ocr: k For the Removal and Permanent Cure of all NERVOUS DISEASES, And of those Complaints which are caused hr an is paixed, w eakened or unhealthy condition of the K EttVOlS SVSTEM. This beautiful and convenient application of the my iterious powers af GALVANISM and MAGNET. ISM, ha> been pronounced by distinguished phj-i. cians, both in Ku;> j>e and the t nited Stales, to he the must valuable mm ttiai discovery of the .ie Dr. CHRISTIE S GALVANIC BELT and


ocr: year. IX TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I Nelson I rjwfcv 1* > wev, Governor of the Stale of Wisconsin, have hereunto set my |hand and affixed the great Seal uf Done at Lancaster, this tenth day of No vember, in the year one thousand eight hun dred and fifty. NELSON DEWEY. Bv - the Governor. Wm. A. Barstow,


ocr: Keep ii before PEOPLE That Tregaskis, & Brothers, are now receiving their inn and Winter stock of DRY GOODS, troceries, C'rochery, BOOTS &. SHOES READY MADE CLOTHING. fcC., ScC. Which arc offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. Try us, and he convinced. Oct. 5, I Bdt).


ocr: Vast steel. •£> 00 Lbs assorted sizes just received and for by JNO. MILTON. Sintered TSfIE For Settlers, and Land Warrants (or sal* Cash, by CRAWFORD & PARRIS, Mineral Point May 8, lsso. Vi tvs tv i*ii iledical Socicf.b r IAHE semi-annual meeting of the Western ' ■’ 1 ial Socie yof the State of iscosiu, held at Mineral Point, lowa county, VV is, oc ts* first Tuesday of June next, at at 1 o clock p E 1 he Pbys.cians an<l Surgeons residing aiei ticing in Western Wisconsin, are hereby t n, md requested to attend said meeting and unite the Society, either by sho wing credentials of P rs i er qualification, in the shape of Degrees, ie-" by presenting themselves to the Censors for 0 -imination. . Business that will interest all will be tran* f , and matters of mlich importance will bedho ClUPapers in Western Wisconsin will co® o a lav or by inserting the above until June Ist. GEORGE D, WILBER. M 0. Utjlst [may lo] Recording Secretary Fr !*a!f oi* Rfiit- I The ensuing season, the thorough-bred Stolon I CORSICA. Terms reasonable —erqu-re o< , THOMAS jiSSIX*- | Mineral Point, May sth, ISSO. I Wagon for , 0 I SUPERIOR Two Horse It ague, Ir , - ,D I ~ oew and in good o/der for sale by I JNO. MILTON- J


ocr: For the Remora] and Permanent Cure of ell NERVOUS DISEASES, Am! mf those Complaint* which *-re cause i by al Im. paired, weakened or unhealthy condition of the NERVOUS SYSTEM. This beautiful and convenient application of t' mysterioaa powers of GALVAN ISM and VAGM.r. ISM, ha* been pronomeed by distinguished crans. both in Europe an ! the United Spates, to be'tt.a oif valuable medicinal distort > of the Dr. CHRISTIE 3 GALVANIC BELT


ocr: OI.D /it , - TVN DR. ( Jacob j F 9 Tonnirnd’t v \ p.U f* J GEJUSE \ L' . W OEICISAL SARSAPARILLA, Ha* cow been bwf re the public a long tine, and tbere never %r*s a in-'r* emphatic and univcrral ex rrtfrh ■ n of A F - PROBATION towards any medicine sold in America.


ocr: Mcep it before the PEOPLE That Trcgaskis, Brothers, are now receiving their Fall anti Winter stock of CiJrocerics, C 1 rocker tf. HID WASIj BOOTS &, SHOES | READY MADE ELOTIiING. Which are offered for sale ai (prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. irv us, and be convinced. Oct. 5, 1849. I ! : j ; -1 j


ocr: T lIE TRI B D \ i:. Mineral i’.iin!, October 31, 1850. V. liie Nominilioiis. f\,r Sfcond Jiixtric': OKSAMUS COLE. or gkant cor.NTV. foanty Ticket. FOR SKXATOR, Leri Merlin};. or MISP.BAI. FOIST. F(>R REPRESENTATIVES, NORTIIKCX DISTKICT. 15av id <T. Evans. OF nODOEVILLE. SomiERN PISTKICT. Ineorgc \V HuSS. OF SISEUII POINT. FOR SHERIFF. Kichard Vivian. OP MiSERU POI XT. FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, Jamt'v Hutchison. OF MINERAL Pol .NT FOR REGISTER OF FEEDS. Ilriec .VI. Henry. OF DODGES ILLS. FOR PROSECUTIXt. ATTOKXEY, Amna < o!)’) or Hi Ml LA N D FOR SURVEYOR, ISobert VI VI i Her. Or Ml FILIN. FOR CORONER, Lzim A. ESail. OF wvtnwit K. Eleclion .Novnukr jlh,


ocr: SEITI For tlir RpmnTal nnd Pmiianrnt Cure of uU NERVOUS DISEASES. And of those Com fl .inis h > - h are caused bv an paired, weakened or unhealthv condition of tha SEKVOVS S V 9 T K M . This beautiful and coavniient application of tba m>stenous powers of <ALV VNISM and MAGNET ISM, has been pronounced bjr distinguished ph*u Mans, both in Euloj-e and the United States, to ba Us


ocr: ami : *•. jF you wish to see the rno-i splendid lock o J* FALL AND WINTER GOODS, (selected expressly for your benefit) ever before offered in in this market,just call in at Beech & Tilley’s Cheap Store, where you can find any article you may wish, from the most splendid Silks. Satins, Bi'ndclotbs. Ac., Ac., down to a steel Thimble or Jack-knife, and as for prices, wc are confident we can suit you, even should you be as hard to please as the most difficult politician of New York. If it were not asking too much of the printer, wc would give you a list of our Goods; but if yon will just give us a call, we will endeavor to ac commodate you in quality, quantity and prices. BEECH A TILLEi. October 12, LOOK HERE. JUST OP E A E D. on ITigh Street, opposite Jobs Milton "a Stohe, ANEWBAKEBY CONFECTIONERY. The Subscribers intend keeping constantly on hand a good supply of Oysters. Inbsters. Sardines, Pickled Tongues. Pies, Cakes. Tarts. 6fr.. 6fr.. <yc. MEALS AT ALL HOL ES. We have also commenced making SAUSAGE which will be sold Cheap for Cash. 1400 Lbs of Hamburgh Cheese for sale by NASH A MARTIN, Mineral Point Eating House. January 23d, 1850. iGtf


ocr: Jacob Toxvnscnd'i GS.Vn.VE ORIGINAL SARSAPARILLA. n.ig now been before the poMic a lon* time. and there never waa a more emphatic and universal ex pretsion of A PTIIOIiATION tow ards any medicine


ocr: XL IV STRIXG A SUMMER v t l.# a AREiVLU DAILY AT TUI- STORE OF TKEGASKIS& BIUJ, pOX -ISTIKG splendid i>-ortment ofTur- VV can. B’uiite P-arl. Leghorn. plain and fancy- I m and liaci.e! plain and fancy Cloth Caps. .... Beaver and M deskin Ha*-. Mexican & Cali ornia do., for men and boys. Likewise *• >’ f \ V W ■ />• & Among which are V iiite and Blac.: Canton Crane Sn-cha. Mr idilla. Homan:, B 1 k Grode Rhine, \I. de Leine, Ci> imcri', .Merino. Muslin and Barege, plain and limb ideied in great variety. Among DRESS GOODS ■a il! be found Figured (C ode .Yap. Chameiion Pep de soi, Bl k Gro de Kniae, and:. MripeJ and Liner Lustres, Bl k Bombazine. Monterey Plaid, Gmg i tni and prin'ed lawns, chei ks, cambrics, Black aid Figured Alpacas, linen and French ginghams summer c ilicoe- tec.. Ac, A rate article of EO iUtT & CAP RIBBONS, Parasols, Umbrellas. Scarfs, Handkerchiefs.&c. &c BROADCLOTHS , Plain and Fa ary Vestings. Satinet ts , Ttreeds, Jeans. Moleskins , Cords, 4'f , sVf. A II indsome lot of READY MADE


ocr: Vo/if To Miners and Smelters. ■ LL persons are 1 ■ reby notified not to tre-pass, il nnue or dig upon the toilowing Lands wituuut permission from Lie owner or agent; Isect. Town F of sec.. N. E-ot \ . W 35 Cs 3 S\Viwi.v\V ] of N E 4 3 ' 3 Eiof N E ii 17 b ‘ 5 F. iof S 29 6 ’ 3 \V i oiN \V i& W i ofSWi 3 5’ 3 I XiX " F ' 20 6 ’ 3 NE i 32 6 ’ 4 VV J -ec A- VV *SE|VV i N E i ,7 0 ’ 2 Eiof N E J 3 5 ’ 3 W Jof N W i 2 3' 3 Ni 25 7 ' 3 ; N W \ 30 6 ' 3 E§ot N VV 35 6 ’ 3 EJof S W } 25 6 ! 3 ! I. j[ot SE-JAtEJ of NE | 28 <’■ ‘ 3 N 4oi SVV i 21 f, ■ 3 bt; - 20 5 ’ 3 \J“ All smelters will be looked to and held accountable lor ar.v and all Lead Mineral, or oth er ores raised on the above described Lands, and removed irom tne same by them. . r IT , JOHN BRACKEN, Agent. Mineral roint. Sept. 15. IM7 o, t M*tic *~ 4\ LL per- I :s are .ere ,• notified not to tres w>-‘> NMtaou: r-.e written consent or pernnssjon of the : owner —Last \ of N VV a tec & Township 5 ; Range •> East. 1 -RSO N E i of S F. x Sec. 6. Township 4. vange 3 East, without the written consent of the > owner, or JOHN MUbGROVE. .igent. And inrrner notice is hereby given, that I for bid any and a,I persons irom buying or removing any Lend or other ores irom the above described lands without permission o> aWve. ABNER NICHOLS. Mineral Po nt, Oet . ■ b4S. j


ocr: That Cray & Cos. are now receiving their Fail iand inter stock of DRY GOODS, CJroceries, C ’rockery, ‘J-TAlfi'D TYAirOL BOOTS Sl SHOES READY MADE CLOTHING. &C., vfeC. Which are offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. Try us, and he convinced. Oct. 5, 1819. BOOTS and SHOES of the very best qual ity for sale Cheap hv | , TREGASKIS, GRAY CO.


ocr: JYotice TV* Miners and Smelters. I LI. persons are hereby notified not to trespass, 1 mine or dig upon the following Lands without permission from the owner or agent Sect. Town F. i of sec. & E J of N. W J 33 6 x3 sVSiwi&VV i of N E 4 33 Eiof N Eii 17 6 ’ 5 Eiof S 29 G ’ 3 \V 1 .- NWJ AW 4 ofSWJ 33 5 3 N i .V*S F i 2G G ’ 3 NE i 32 6 1 4 V t -*c. AWJSE]W jNF. J 27 G’ 2 t ja*N E i 3 5 ’ 3 VV 1 of NW J 2 3 ’ 3 \ A „ 23 7 3 NW y 3U 6 ‘ 3 V. io? N W 3G 6 ’ 3 KAofSEJA Eiof N E 1 28 6 ’ 3 N\of S W | 27 G ’ 3 S 1 20 ti ’ 3 V * A 1 ! snappers will be looked to and hel ,! accountable for any and all Lead Mineral, or oth er < r< - r u ed'on the above described Lands, and removed from the same by them. JOHN BRACKEN, Agent. Mineral Point. Sept. 13. 1847. 3tf.


ocr: Mine-nil Point I>ru" store. Tin; above named estahlish yMTjf menl is removed to the Store Ig4 lately occupied by I>. A. Fa:r r*B H child, where old and new cus tomers are requested to call. R. D. PULFORD. Mineral Point, Oct. 23, 1547. Btf


ocr: THE FIRST ARRIVAL. FALL 3 . WINTER GOODS. r ststi nti.u x r>. >\ their well known Cheap Store have just leceived by Prairie Schooners, a large well selected and lieautifnl Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Adapted to the season, which cannot be surpa sed in this mark. t. Among his stock may be found English, French, and American Prints. American. French and Scotch Ginghams. Linen Ginghams, Lawns. M. de Lames. Alpacas, 'ashmeres. Mulls, t imbricks. Jaconet and Book muslins. Shawls, Linen hdkf'e, Gloves Silks, Satins, Ac.. Ac. ALSO French Broadcloths, Cassimeras, Vestings and a great quantity of READY MADE CLOTHING 'mtahb 1 for rue, - v either. log.iher with the usu .1 variety of* • i.U CE Ti ft 'ct%[T) V ft s CROC*E Y. HA-DWARE, CUTLERY, and a general assortment of (WItOCEKIR*. PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, SASH &C. Persons wishing to purchase either the useful or ornamental, for utility, necessity, or fancy, will do well to examine our stock am' prices. Large additions will be made during the Fall, and purchasers can be accomodated on the most reasonable terms with any article usually kept in this, or any other western marker. D A FAIRCHILD A CO. Mineral Point, bept. 12 1849. 50y I i


ocr: liLMIM; ORIGINAL, IW. 15. FARRELL’S Celebrated [Established iu hi I.] THE immense sales and universal satisfaction rendered by the use of this Extraordinary placed it at the very head of all similar preparations in u>e. FOR THE HUMAN >T >TF.M—It has obtained a reputation truly wonderful in all di-eases of muscles, und joints, lameness, swellings and painful aliections, nervous or inllamatory SfC. For HORSES and CATTLE It is without a rival in sweeney, stiff complaints, founder, and swellings ; galls, wounds, scratches, film on the eye, sore eyes, bites of poisonous all weakness and incarnation. IN CON TEST IDLE E VID ENC E. [Copy of a letter from an Agent in St. Louis Mo.] Mr. TV. B. Farrell; Dear Sir ; You will please send another supply of your Arabian quantity you left is now nearly all sold. I think a large quantity can be sold, as everv has ever used the liniment speaks ol it in the highest terms ol praise. St. Louis, April 27, 1848. Yours with respect, DR. E. .EASTERLY. From the Hon. Peter Sweat Adjt. General of 111, Mr. TV. B. Farrell—l have no hesitation in recommending your valuable Liniment to the atten of the public. 1 have used it with entire success on my knee, which had been dislocated and ve much lacerated, about twenty years ago. It frequently pained me very much, and sometimes weak as to disable me from walking. Having used a great many articles w ithout success, 1 final made use of one bottle of your Arabian liniment, which has restored the joint to its natural as the cure was performed about one year ago. and I have felt no return of the pain or there can be no doubt but a perfect cure has been performed. 1 would therefore recommend a most valuable application in such cases. Respectfully Yours, PETER SWEAT. Peoria, Illinois, April 20, 1848. I WOULD NOP BE WITHOUT IT FOR ALL I POSSESS. Rupture of 20 years standing, in Porter County Indiana. I. Daniel B. Scheihnger, 01 West Chester Township, Porter county InJ., have been afflicted or Rupture for 2U years, so badly that I have not been able to work about half my time. tried truss pads and every thing that I thought would give me relief, but tound nothing help me until 1 tried V, B. Farrell’s Arabian Liniment; 1 have used one bottle and rebel; one application within ten minutes keeps up the bowels so that I can go to work. now got the last bottle that the Agent, Mr. Williamson, had on hand. 1 would not be lor all 1 possess and leel confident one or two bottles more will effect a cure. 1 state this for 0! persons similarly situated, and for vou to use as you see fit. Calumet, February 13, ; 850. ' ' DANIEL B. SHILLINGER BEWARE OF IMPOSITIONS. ITT" Look out for a spurious preparation: a base counterfeit called H. G. Farrell's Arabian Lini an}' article called Arabian liniment without my name and signature on the wrapper of is a vile imitation 0! the Genuine Original, and any person asserting the above to be a (al-ehood. and are unworthy the confidence of the public. The original and genuine article is lor sale by the following agents : R D. Pulford, Mineral Point: Holden A Kemp. B. L Coole. Janesville; Ladd A C. A Mills, Hazle Green ; A. Woods. Fair Play ; Eelest & Finch, Monroe; N. M Dod Madison ; and in almost every town in W isconsin. Price 3< * cents. 5U cents, and $1 per bottle, three sizes. Grand Depot .{O Randolph Street . Chicago. — Address W. B Farrell. the Jflctlical in St. Their Sales in Three .Months. WE THE UNDERSIGNED. DRUGGISTS OF ST. LOUIS, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that is a correct statement of the amount of our sales of the preparation known as Dr. Storm rh Cough Candy, prepared, from his original recipe, by HAMILTON' WADE. St. Louis; and pleasure in saying that it has given general satisfaction tothoseof our customers who have used Francis & Walton - 1966 packages, Win. H. Latham, - - 300 packages, Caniffee & Taunton - 300 “ Jos. R. Fisher. - - 400 l - John A. \\ ise. - - 225 “ Docnch, Pelloux & Cos. - 500 “ W. H. Almeida, - - 300 “ R. Annan, .... 280 “ H. Buckstaedt - - 75 G. W. Westbrook, - - 408 “ J. Bary. .... 100 “ Snow & Quirk, ... 450 “ St. Louis, March 12, 1547 Janies McGuire, - - - 208 “ In addition to the above. 300 packages were sold by James M. Corse, 430 by Dr. A. Bigot; Edward Brooks: 432 by Bacon Ac Hyde; 200 by John Bunding ; Id bv Dr. A. Willing; 75 Donaldson; and 300 by W. Ac W. Kirkpatrick—which, together with the sale.- by* the prove that this is altogether superior to any other remedy ever offered for Consumption. IF/” The nr! om of Dr Sorms Cough Candy differs very materially from any other compound erer invc It not only allays Bronchial Irritation ; but. operating as a very mild purge, it keeps the stomach in a healthy condition, leaving the patient an appetite which but few other Cough Mixtures could 'Che Greatest Remedy of the age for Coughs, C olds. Asthma, Croup, Sore Throat, Bronchilas, the Jaunts, and all Diseases oj the Pulmonnre/ organs. CJ* For sale by Druggist? and Country Merchants generally throughout the Western and None genuine without the written signature of HAMILTON' U ADF. on each roll. Price one Dime per Roll—Three for 25 els.—or SI per Dozen. A Liberal Deduction made to Country Orders from the country or application for agency directed to J. H. BARNARD & BRO., General Agents. No 140 Main street, St. Louis, Mo. will meet with prompt attention. For sale at Mineral Point By R. I). Polfoku. who will be able to supply the Trade at the Manufact


ocr: T I! i; T R i fi I Jf R . Miunnl Puist* OrUkr I'. IS Wliii .Vomimtieiis. for Conger**—First Ifisiric\ JNO.H. TWEEDY. Cl' MILWAUKEE COIN TV. For Finiffreae —si coni IHtti lc": OKS A Airs COLE. cr grant cointv. ronnty Ticket. for senator. lit*vs Mil ling. O? MINERAL POINT. FOR REPRESEN I'ATIVFA, NORTHERN DISTRICT. David V . Sivaism. or a mstviLLE. somiEKn rC'Tr.irr. William bmiyoii. OF MINER V L POINT. F >R SHERIFF, Diehard Vivian. or MINER VI. POI NT. FOR CI.FRtv OF THE CIRCUIT C AI R !'. James ll!i(chio2i. It? Mn'VHL P.ItNT. FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS, Drier 11. Eleiary. or dou&iviibr. F PROmv L t'iSG AT l' >• XFA . A mao a (’ol)l' or hii.uu> u FOR SURVEYOR. Kiciinni M or MIIFLI N. FOR CORONER. I.zr.i A. Hail. V F \V 4 IDWICK. Election, Njveiub.r -jih.


ocr: m’.vi rorvrv vniia tEvrsit cojiuttee. Xr.r'i, c,i . Jsi'iii’ /y Dis! : Sof.’hfrn .IsstmUj/ Jo.IV H fon 11. Iv M. MlLt-EH. Gko. W. Hickcox, David Morrison, David C. Kvass, John Uren, Geo. C. lluuoa. 5. F. seauu:st. Sc.taforinl D I' ‘rirf JOHN’ Dll A C KEN.


ocr: p|||§ For the Removal and Permaneni Cure of all NERVOUS DISEASES, An.J of those Complaints which are caused by au im paired, weakened or unhealthy condition of the xeuv 019 sys rj: w. This beautiful and convenient j plication of the mysterious powers of GALVANISM and MAGNET ISM, has been pronounce.l by Ji *.monished physi cians, both in Europe and tn*‘ United Mates, to be the mart valuable medicinal discovery oj (he -Ige Dr. CHRISTIE’S GALVANIC BELT and MAGNETIC FLUID, is used with the most perfect and c itiun success ia ail cases of 6ESERAL DEHIL.ITY, Strengthening the weakened body, giving lone to the various organs, and invigorating Uie entire system. Also in KITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PaLSV, DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, ACUTE and CHRONIC, GOUT, EPILEPSY LUM BAGO, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PAL PITATION Oh THE HEART, APOPLEXY', NEU RALGIA. PAINS <n the SIDE an! CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURV ATURE of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT. DIS


ocr: LOOK HERE. JVS T OPE A E I), on Hu i S ri,:, or,* s-.'e Joiix Milton-* S- roi e, A NEV; BAKERY CONFECTIONERY. j The Subscribers intend keeping constantly > n hand a good supply of Oysters, //b uj. Strainer, Pickled Tongues. Pres. Cakes. Tar t. See. pr, e . MEALS .IT ALL HOI Its We have also commenced making b A I' 1 A G E [ which will be sold Cheap tor Cash 1100 Lb,- of Hamburgh Cheese for sab by THOMAS MAimv, Mineral Point Luting Uan January C3d, 1830. Hi if


ocr: \m®Tsnsm[ ,:| / OllK undersigned, G ncral Lari _v c ,„. JL give particular attention tool.tai, hasts Irani Washington to Soldiers. v ’ ...J* 1 ' titled to them by the late act of Congi* - He will also attend to locating warrants on - for those who obtain them under the above ar ’ A long residence m. and thorough know 'ei-, *~ Western Wisconsin will ne believes erul , ", give good satisfaction to those who mav him. CHARLES F LEGATE Land Agent and Surveyor Mineral Point. October 31st 1850. ' ■ ~ 1 1 I


ocr: ■ i -- - o I IpAIYAJF|CLBtIJ ! : ' , For the Removal and Permanent fer? of NERVOUS DISEASES. And of tho<e ('ompUirti which are canted by paired, weakened or an healthy condition of tae XER VO I 8 VBTE >1 . This beatxiual and convenient application of m>bterioas powers of GALVANISM and MAGNfcy ISM, ha> been pronoH.ced by diitiofuithed r.v,**’ ciaos, both in Ku. t>pe and the United >tatca. to U


ocr: S or OJTK .V/<V StT Only ! GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT At the Court House. Saturday, July 27th. ( >R SWISS BELL RINGERS Respectfully announce their chaste, select, and novel musical entertainment, as above. In addition to Beil Music, the Concert will be enlivened by a Quartette Band composed of Herr Frcebertshyser and his three talented sons. For particulars see programmes. Herr Conrad Frcebertshyser. Musical Director. To accommodate families, the pr.te of Acinus =ion has been reduced to 25 cents. Dooi-. open 7 I—concert to commence at ? o


ocr: JYtoiire To Miners and Smelters. i ALL persons are hereby notified not to trespass, mine or die; upon the following Lands without pe mission from the owner'or agent; Town !E i of sec., & F, sof N. W £ 3i> Gw 3 S W \Wi of N E 4 5 ’ 3 E£of NE 1 J 17 O’ 5 lEi of S 29 6 ’ 3 WAofNWi& W£of S W i 3 5 ’ 3 N£& SF i 20 0 ’ 3 NK i 32 6 ’ 4 W £ sec. KW£S E£ W £N E £ 27 G ' 2 E4of NE J 3 5 ’ 3 Wjof NW i 2 5 1 3 Ni 25 7 ’ 3 NVV i 30 G ’ 3 E£of X W 3G G ’ 3 E£of SW £ 25 G ’ 3 EIofSEHE jofN E 1 28 0 ’ 3 Njof SW i ‘ 27 6 ’ 3 SE £ 20 5 ’ 3 ID* All smelters will he looked to and held accountable for any and all Lead Mineral, or oth er ores raised on the above described Lands, and removed from the same by them. JOHN BRACKEN, Agent. Mineral Point, Sept. 15, 1817. 3tf.


ocr: DRY GOODS AT COST!! FOR THIRTY DAYS, FOR CASH The undersigned being about leavmg for the east, is anxious to dispose of the balance of Dry Goods on hand, to make room for my stock of Fall and Winter Goods; persons in want of cheap Goods are earnestly invited to call and examine my stock before purchasing. J NO. MILTON. June 21, 1850.


ocr: Rlecp it before the Li Li .* ‘1 OLi L- ALa J ■ lint <irav & Cos. *r<* now r; ct*• ivi 11 or J'ali ain! Winter .stork of 0 yp fk & -1 3 I IS CP iJ zj j invav erics, CJrocJ: cry. , : f 1 HYlh'.v, 'tOOTS &. SHOES aii.uv u.iiiiin.oniixt!. A:i\ Which are offered for sale ni prices that cannot fail 10 sat isfy cii'kfomcrs. Iry us, ami be com in *e(!. * ct. a, i (SO. OO PS nr ! B!Tf)KS of the very best qual ity f.r s ,!.> t'bo.ip bv TRHG \SKIs. GRAY V f’O.


ocr: New Fall Arriving Blaily. Corner of High and Chestnut Sts mnv. undersigned rs daily receiving his Irrge a a! ,-xtensive stock of CLOTHING,* 9 :‘3 m ' HARD WARK, IZmhraring one of Inc finest Stoi v’.'s of Roods ever before offered in the Mines; and ns for IE 11’ids I Defy losiipelitioii. As I am determined not to be uudnwhl by any other person, the public are l e.-poeilidly invited to call and examine my slock before making their purchases. C jr~For further pnrlu ulars , set handbill*. JOHN MILTON. September 27, 1549. FAMILY Grocery Store. %• undersigned would respectfully inform the Citizens of Mineral Point anii vicinity that in* has taken the stand formerly occupied hv O .). Minor, awl is row opening a Fresh Stock of -S,', >- •• (rj, r T> v


ocr: n EliiJi: ILdHi Tliat Trcgaskis, Gray &; Cos. are now receiving their Fall and Winter stock of DRY GOODS, Groceries, Cvochev}j, BOOTS & SHOES BEADY MADE CLOTHING. &c., &c. Which are offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. Try us, and be convinced. Oct. 5, IS ID. and SHOES of the very best qual


ocr: New Fall Arriving 1 Elaily. Corner of High and Chestnut Sis. JT\.HF. undersigned is daily receiving liis Irrge s-h and extensive stock of DRY GOODS CLOTHING, HARD WARE, &c, &c„ Embracing one of the finest Stories of floods ever before offered in the Mine* : and as for PRICKS. I Defy Competition. As I am determined not to be undersold by any other person, the public are respectfully invited to c.dl and examine my stock before making their, purchases. Ef lorJurtherparticulars, sec handbills. JOHN MILTON. September 27, 1840. 6,00 K ,-ii lliits. A persons are hereby forliidden to dig, mine, or otherwise trespass upon any lands belonging to the subscriber, under the penalty of thelaw - JOSEPH READ. September 27. IS4B. I 3 CCJ. V. i TMOJV. A QUANTITY of fresh VACCINE MAT ILK. just received by Dr. W>t. Hii.dk— kiiam). Parents wishing tfieir children vaccinated for the kine-pox. can be accommodated by apply ing soon. [June no.] quantity of improved and unimproved LAND in the neighborhood of Franklin Vv is. lor Sale jm reasonable terms, by A. COBB, .dgfnt for the purchase and sale of real Estate,


ocr: pen.;; n 11 lio r. the owner 01 ag- nt: Sect. Town E 1 of tv.. A. F. fof X W j 55 >'• t 3 S \v‘ 4v.J\vV iOl A K -I > 3 li 1 -i* 1. 1 1 17 6 5 1 Aof ■ -■ C ‘ 3 W\ofNtV{A; WAof S W i 3 5 ’ 3 X A<VS F | ' 3 XK \ 3d ft * I Vv -• WISF’ WiX E | j 7 ft ’ v> Eiol NE i ' * 3 5 ‘ 3 \V AofN W i t> 5 ' 3 N f 25 7 ’ 3 X \V ? 3n r, > 3 i. lof X W 3ft ft ■ 3 E to; SVV I 25 ft * 3 I AofSE-5\F. iofX E i 2N ft ■ 3 Xiof v U i 27 j(j ' 3 S E | 20 5 • 3 fib* *-'l -m- Iters will lt looked to and held * -■ • a my ai .i all Lead Miner-d. or oth er • • : u tb.e above d-•scribed Lands, and removeJ from the m:i- bv them. j JOHN BKACKEX. Vgent Miner : P-iiii*. Sent !5. 1 s 17. 3tf. PScw Fall ewoosr liTivi i!, f so?i!y. i'onicr l ami CJirstrNit /IHK ir is ilailv receiving Sis Irrfc - _. i t : t, , * ~ I Id by ciooß^, G. : ‘ v n \ui .V \uk, • " v f Storks nf Coads ever >’ A/ ;.. and as /or PiiICKS, * Hi ly oinpetiiion-3 As I :.•; b ’orrv ! --J not to be n la'rrs 'I by any x>'i."r pet - '<■ public are respectfully inx itcd to ebi an i \ nm:. my stock before making their p-irch ; LbT f' r t'.-.ct pirti id art, fee hand! -.dr


ocr: m CONCERN / R he Subscriber would respctfully inform the citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity. that he has opened in the Store recently occupied bv R. Cr . krr.on Mam Street, a very Large and ulcn did ntoek of ®aiffiOtSUiSlE3a ,r < - "i-t. rg yiy* X]5J W) ST? w iisi _a 3 Ikik. D hd/ v\-£i t 1 j BOOTS St SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING, ami in fact almost every article that can be though of, which will l>e disposed offer CASH, at pri ces so low as to not only please, but to astonish purchasers. Persons who consider economy an object, will Jo well to give him a call. JOHN CARTER. Mineral Point, Oct. 24th, IS4‘J.


ocr: 'THE FIRST ARRIVAL. PALM WINTER n. .f. t\atti isia,s> # r<. T their well known Cheap Store have just icceived by Prairie Schooners, a large well selected and beautiful Mock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Adapted to the season, which cannot be surpassed in this market. Among his stock may he lound English. French, and American Prints. American, French and Scotch tunghams. Linen Ginghams. Lawns. M. de Laines. Alpacas. Cashmeres. Mulls. Cambricks. Jaconet and Book muslins. Shawls. Linen hdkl s, Gloves. Silks, Satins. &c.. &c. French Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and a great quantity of READY MADE CLOTHING Snitable for any weather. Together with the usu al variety of CROCKE Y, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, . and a general assortment of PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, SASH AC. Persons wishing to purchase either theuseful or ornamental, for utility necessity, or fancy, will do well to examine our stock and prices. Large additions will lx* made during the Fall, and purchasers can be accomodated on the most reasonable terms w ith any article usually kept in this, or any other western market. D. A. FAIRCHILD & CO. Mineral Point, Sept, 12 ls4'J. 50y \( n Bacon. /v 000 Lbs, Hams, Sides and Shoulders, Just out ’ of smoke, in prime order. for sale at G. W. COBBS March 1, ISSO -Iw n2 1 Perfectly Cool. \oE\fitemfnl Hut on Jiftnd


ocr: CONCERN. Subscriber would respotfully inform the N-k citizens of Mineral Point and vicinity, that he has opened in the Store recently occupied by R Crocker, on Mam Street, a very Large and splen did stock of wotj'Jjs* (PsooKßEisfar, BOOTS <& SHOES, READY MADE CLOTHING, and in fact almost every article that can be thoug ■ 'f. which will be disposed of for tf'ASII. at pri ces so low as to not only please, but to astonish purchasers. Persons who consider economy an object, will do well to give him a call. JOHN CARTER. Mineral Point, Oct. 241 h, 1842. New Fall GOODS!


ocr: ; 1 i j j ! licep it before the Ll ll:4 ’ai? Li riiat arc now receiving their i'all and Winter stock of DRY GOODS, OSroceries, Croclterif* BOOTS &, SHOES READY MADE CLOTHING. SIC. Which are offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to isfv customers. iry us, and be coir, in led. Oct. 5, I S 19.


ocr: NEW SPRING SUMMER GOODS. ARRIVING DAILY AT THE STARE OF tre(;askis& bro., ON' ISTING of a splendid assortment of Tn. V_£ car, Bhine Pearl, Leghorn, plain and f ar; l y Hats and Bonnet*, plain and fancy Cloth C’anj >bk. Beaver and Moleskin Hats. Mexican & fall! forma do., lor mei aud Lavs. Likewise &II&TOL3 i Among which are White .nd Black CantonCrne 3rocha, Stradilla, Ilernani, Bl k Grode U;.u ; e y de Lame. Cas.-irne.e, Merino, Muslin and liaregi’ plain and Lmbronlei-d in great variety \u 0 . ’ the ' ‘ ‘ DRESS GOODS will be found Figuied Grode .Yap, Chained . n I'd* de sot. B!'k Gro d-‘ Rhine. Silk, titripel and Lir.*" Lustres, Bl k Bombazine, Monterey Fliid. Gmr ham and printed lawns, checks, cambrics. Bisc* m l figured Alpacis. linen and french gingham* summer calicoes <k c . .kc. A first ra’e article a: BONNET & CAP RIBBONS, | Parasols. Umbrella?, Scarfs. Handkerchief*. Ac. 4c. BROADCLOTHS, Plain and Fancy Testings. Sa/indts,


ocr: Keep it bef PEOPLE That Trepraskis, & Brothers, now receiving their Fall and Winter stock of BUY GOODS, Orocei'iee, Crockery, iaed BOOTS & SHOES READY MADE CLOTHING. &C., vkC. Which arc offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. Try us, and be convinced. Oct. 5, 1819. MAMMOTH STOCK x &c.


ocr: Steep it before the That 6c Brothers, are now receiving their Fall and Winter stock of ul B Vug J Groceries, Crochery, 'Jii-fM'D WAUBUb BOOTS & SHOES READY MAM: CLOTHING. &C., &C. Which are offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. Try us, and he convinced. Oct. 5, 1849.


ocr: BOOKS.^BOOKs, The Subscript has just received an addiu or to his stock of Books and Stationery. anj 0 . . which may be found the following ' lEebster's Dictionary. Millman's Gibbon # Rome. Hume s History of England. Macauly's do do Deck and Port, by Walter Golton. Dark scenes of History, by James. Living Authors of England. Living Authors of America. Dacotah. or Legends of the Sionx. Sketches of Minnesota. American Fowl Breeder. Magic of Kindness. Cromwell s Letters and Speeches. Pictorial Brother Jonathan, (or 4th July. SPORTSMEN! ATTEND THE CALL, i:. s. spic 4 f-1 e , WING removed Lis Shop to the building _T_L four door- below the Pot Office, op Street. (Sign of the Gun.) will hereafter keep oa hand all kinds of AMMUNITION, Of the best uniiTi, and a good supply of Poicder Flasks. Shot Belts, Game Bam i\v.. All kinds of Gunsmithing done in theliest style. New Rifles kept on hand, or made to order and warrantetl to be as gcnxl as the best. Mineral Point, July 10th, 18-30.


ocr: liLcep it before the PEOPLE That Trccraskis, & Brothers, are now receiving ttieu* rail and Winter stock ot 1,-Jroceries, Crockery, •jrA3sx> w BOOTS & SHOES ready made clothing. &c., &c. Which are offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfy customers. iry us, and j he com in :ed. Oct. 5, 1819.


ocr: JOY TO THE AFFLICTED. gemine, ORIGINAL, IW. B. FARIIELL’S Celebrated [tslablished in 151-1.3 THE immense sales and universal satisfaction rendered hy the use of this Extraordinary has placed it at the very head of all similar preparations in use. FOli THE HUMAN sVs’i'KM—lt has obtained a reputation truly wonderful in all diseases ot bones, muscles, and joints, lameness, swellings and painful affections, nervous or inflarnatory 4fc., <yc. For HORDES and CAT TLE It is without a rival in sweeney. stiff complaints, founder, sprains and swellings ; galls, wounds, scratches, trim on the eye, sore eyes, bites of poisonous and all weakness and intiamation. 1N C 0 N TEST I ELF E VID ENC E. [Copy of a letter from an Agent in St. Louis Mo ] Mr. W. B. Farrell; Dear Fir ; You will please send another supply of your Arabian Liniment. The quantity yon lc;t is now nearly all sold. I think a large quantity can be soid. as every that has ever used the liniment speaks of it in the highest terms of praise. St. Louis, April 27. lb It,. Y’ours with respect, DR. E. .EASTERLY. I'rom the lion. Peter Sweat Acljt. General of 111. Mr. W. B. Farrell—l have no hesitation in recommending your valuable Liniment to the atten tion of the public. I have used it with entire success on my knee, which had been dislocated and ve ry much lacerated, about twenty years ago. It frequently pained me very much, and sometimes so weak as to disable me from v. alking. Having used a great many articles w ithont success, I linal iy made use of one bottle of your Arabian liniment, which has restored the joint to its natural and as the cure was performed about one year ago. and I have felt no return ol the pain or since, there can be no doubt but a perfect cure has been performed. 1 would thereloie recommend as a most valuable application in such cases. Respectfully Y ours, PETER SWEAT. Peoria, Illinois, April 20, 1818. I WOULD .NOT HE WITHOUT IT FOR ALL I POSSESS. Ki/pfurc of ->0 years standing, in Porter County Indiana. I, Daniel B. Schellmger, oi West Chester Township, Porter county Ind., have been afflicted Hernia or Rupture for tiO years, so badly that 1 have not been able to work about half my time. have tried truss pads and every* thing that I thought would give me relief, but found nothing would help me until I tried W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment; I have used one bottle and much relief; one application within ten minutes keeps up the bowels so that I can go to work. have now gut tie- last bottle that the Agent, Mr. Williamson, had on hand. I would not be it for all I possess and feel confident one or two bottles more will etfect a cure. I state this lor benefit of persons similarly situated, and for you to use as you see lit. Calumet, February 13. :S;Vt. DANIEL B. SHILLIN’GER. BE WAP E O F IMP OS ITIONS. CT” Look out for a spurious preparation : a base counterfeit called 11. G. Farrell's Arabian Lird imeut; any article called Arabian liniment without my name and signature on the wrapper of bottle, is a vile imitation of the Genuine Original, and any person asserting the above to be states a falsehood, amt are unworthy the confidence of the public. i he original and genuine article is for sale by the following agents ; R. D. Pfi-roiiii, Mineral Point: Holden (s Kemp, B. L. Coole, Janesville; Ladd & Shullsbnrg; C. A. Mills. Huzle Green; A. Woods. Fair Play ; Eclest & Finch, Monrut; N. M Dod son. Madison: and in almost every town in U isconsin. Price 3i cents, o*> cents, and >1 per bottle, three sizes. Ci/'und Depot Ranhdph Street , Chin.go. — Address IE If Farrell. i'rom the Jflcdical Men in >St. Their Sales in Three Months. c^T! WE THE UNDERSIGNED. DRUGGISTS OF ST. LOUIS, DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that following is a correct statement o! the amount oi our sales of the preparation known as Dr. Scotrft finish Candy, prepared, from his original recipe, by HAMILTON WADE. St. Louis; and take pleasure in saying that it his given general satisfaction to those of our customers w iio hav e used Francis & Walton - IPCC packages. Win. H. Latham, - - 300 packages, Caniflee E Taunton - 300 •* Jos. R. Fisher, - - 400 ‘* John A. Wise. - - b 5 “ Docnch. Pelloux & Cos. - 500 “ W. 11. Almeida, - - 300 “ R. Annan, .... bBO “ H. Ruckstanlt - - 75 “ G. W r . Westbrook, - - 408 “ J. Hary, - - - -10 Q “ Snow \ (iuirk. ... 450 “ St. Louis, March 12, 1847 James McGuire, ... 258 “ In addition to the above, 300 packages were sold by James M. Corse. 430 by Dr. A. Pi got : y Edward Brooks; 432 by Bacon Hyde; tfn iby John Runding; 75 by Dr. A. Willing; 75 Dr. it>naldson; and 3.)0 by W. It W. Kirkpatrick—which, together with the sales by the w agents, prove that this is altogether superior to any other remedy ever offered for Consumption. ID” The action of'Dr. St em's C-JugA Candy differs very materially from any other compound ever led. It not only cHays f'ronrliiu! Irritation : bar. upcr">iu" as a very mild purser, it keeps the stomach imrtls in a healthy condition, leaving the patient mi appeu’e which but fete other Cough Mixtures could part The fireflies! Remedy of the ac • for Coughs. Colds, .ishma. Croup. Sore Throat, Erotic hi! us. I of the Lil lies, and all Diseases oj the Pulmonary oricans. trr- Pui a-.lei bv I*i i*vi,**t -.* i'l Ci*mi*rr V'i il-,rt.) e: -■ *rrrvtl s- tt,t-*-„-K->,t ?lo Wi'ctorn n*l States. Sbne genuine him’ the written signature of H\s! I LTI )?>* v\ ADEon each roll. Price one Dime per Hull—Three for 25 eta.—or SI per Dozen, A Liberal Deduction made to Cos ' try Merchants. Orders from the country or : pplicaticu lor agency directed to J. 11. BARNARD fc BRO.. General Acents. No. 1 I'd Main street. c t. T.-aiis*. Mo. will meet with prompt attention. For sale at Mineral Point By II i>. I’eivian. wha will be ahi* - to supply the Trade at the urers Price.—Agents at Platteville, Mount; & Lave, and Dr. Eastman—Elkhorn Grove,


ocr: , Meej) it bef the PEOPLE That A; Brothers are now receiving their I al and NX inter slock of D3Y GOODS, CjJi’occrifs, Civic/, err, ma m and wji 33 as, BOOTS 8b SHOES RHAeV '1 X !*!•: CM! 1 HIX(S. i I Wliicli are offered for sale at prices that cannot fail to sat isfx customers. ir\ us, and he convin *ed. < >ct. 5, I S I 9


The daily union. [volume]

ocr: -Tlwls. I; Block of tim tJba/wm wwrj goo4*, whirh wt ?oil chwper thaa svas <+*r*4 in Ma dljr aefefs. Hs |jN? ssodtea eollers, ?*| seat; to ft riee rreeea werfcad eeflass Janes IM eoMats M eaats to g> M pins laee sleeves #7 WJ?* ? rtee asaaita sleeves la eeats to 09 SO A flna assort moat of laM taat veils Ltaea haedkerebieth, pfkia aad flanred nets IW-A1 tks sM staad, Klafs Laee ftore. ^ i. B. k A. TATB. n. 9. SeadeMd will da well h> oaU tad leek at our eravata and haadfesrekMk. ty datagse, tfcey May savs a trifle, for wswtN sell

place_of_publication: Washington [D.C.]

publisher: Thomas Ritchie & John P. Heiss


ocr: ft!>Pncmrn's Vlgltsut Total Absttarnn Society.? ol lbs society, held in Temperance Hall oa Tuesday Bth in?taut, the following geatlamea were elected offlcars the ensuing six months : President?Oeorge Savag* 1st Vie* President?B. F. Duvall. M Viee President? W. W. Domain. 3d Vice President?C. Turner. Recordini Secretary?A. T. Harrington. Corresponding Secretaiy?P. K. Kelly. Financial Secretary?M. B. Clarke. Ex*?cuU?T\>mmitle^r'-J^ iT'cIarke, Edward Miller, 1. R- Har J. V. Freeman, Cbas. McDooald, J? E. W. Thompson, Selby I J. P. MrElftesh, Daniel Pierce, Richard Ftowara, Oardaer '


ocr: liMft, dka?We hare recetred, la aAdMoa to oar former lane etoek, the following dcacriptioaa, to wlbch we foytte aMaatteat of foe fodlea > 18 rich Mack lace ahawla 10 aaadlam enallty do. 90 low priced to. 11 rerr haadeoaae Mack laaa acarfe 04 medium aad low-priced do. We bare Juet racMtrad aleo? It plain Mack crape ahawta, heavy fringed etlk 94 Mack atlk ahawla M Maek set ahawla SM.fcS&fo ^wJoWaY, a 00.


ocr: I^HKNCH and Swiss Krobroitleries.- We have a large P slock of the above very desirable goods, which we sell cheaper than ever ottered in this city before, tit i 1.000 worked collars, 1S| cents tu $1 Fine French-worked collars f I 50 to #1 Jenny Lind collars 30 centa to So Do habits 09 lo $4 30 Fine lace sleeves $ I 30 to $8 30 Fiue muslin sleeves 30 cents to $3 30 A fine assortment of laoe detni veils Linen handkerchiefs, plain and figured nets Ctry-At Ibe eld stand, King's Lace store. J. B. k A.TATE. N. B. Gentlemen will do well lo call and look al our cravats and handkerchiefs By doing s?, they may save a trifle, for we will sell them very low.


Portage sentinel. [volume]

ocr: ALSON A. HARRIS. HARRIS & CARTER. SURGEON DENTISTS, KAVENNA, PORT AGE CO,, OHIO. Work Warratttea. ft7Office removed to Mason's Block, Up ca. I. E. CARTER

place_of_publication: Ravenna, Ohio

publisher: Harris & Batterson


ocr: I ALC0BN. , f ': ' v i a. W.CLARK, ALCORN & CLARK f I FASHIONABLE TAILORS, SHOP in Mason's Block, over Rowelf & Co's Store, Ravenna, Ohio. This spring and Summer Fashions just received. Cut ting done to order on the ebortest notice. Ravenna, March 19, IS50. -. .- ? ISAAC BRAYIOK. W. WOODBBIDOE. I-


ocr: LUTHUK I AY. Attorney a.1 Law, Kuveima, Ohio Office tn the Grand Jury Room tn the Court Housj.


ocr: DR. G J. WILLIS, DENTIST, HAVING returned from the South would respectfully iuform the people of this and adjoining counties that he is now pre pared to perform all operations that may be required of the Profession. Teeth cleaned, and plugged with gold and tin. Pivot Teeth, inserted. Also, Teeth inserted on plate, from one lo an entire set, and all other operations which the peculiarity of each case may require. Teeth removed without palu, while under the influence of Chloroform -I have administered this valuable article more frequently than any other Dentist in this county, and am satisfied (from my experi ence) that when judiciously, administered, it is not only safe but perfectly harmless-. Work warranted. v. ' Otee over the Drug Store of Dr. Isaac Swift, in the Brick Block, where I may he found at all times, both day and night. -, G.J. WILLIS. Ravenna. Aug. 5th. 1850. . 6m. MATTHEWS' SKY-LIGHT DAGUHREAN ROOMS ARE AGAIN OPEN FOR BUSINESS at his old stand, where Ladies and Gentlemen can have superior likenerses to any thing they have seen. I have received the latest work, and valuable receipts and practice, of H. H. Snelling and E. Anthonv, 205 Broadway, New York, Roof, of Phila delphia, Hawkins, of Cincinnati, Humphrey b Finley and L. L. Hill, of the State of New York.. Also, all tho. best operators in the countrv or city, Likeness at my rooms not be inferior to any taken in this re of country. -. - t ? WM, B. MATTHEWS. . Ravenna, May 87, 1850. UNDJORMITY IN SCHOOL BOOKS The undersigned, Board of School Exam iners for Portage County, believing the Ec lectic Educational Series of School Books, (McGuffey's Readers, Ray's Arithmetics and


ocr: L BRAYTON & CO; StorsseFcrwaidiDg & Commission ZTMB itV MAN T S. : e Dealcrs in Salt, Planter, Fish and Coal, RAVENNA, OHIO.;. ; . I


ocr: J. ALCOBM. a. w. CLARK, ALCORN & CLARK, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, CJHOP in Mbsob's Bloc, over Ro well k v vo s cstore, itavenna, Uhio. Thisspring inu summer f ashions just received, Uut ting done to order on the shortest notice. Ravenna, March 19, 1850.


ocr: MAZER'S SADDLE, BRIDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK "-"'--- C AND ' HARDWARE DEPOT. Opposite the city Bank. SILVER PLATED BRASS CRES SENT TERRET, SELF-ADJUSTING AND JAP PAN ED TREES, THE NEW STYLE OF BRASS HARNESS BUCK' ELS,(New York Pattern,) SILVER AND BRASS PRINCB8 FaTTKKS BDCKKL, Patent leat her.VarnUh .Whips.Slage chains, Gig, Coach, and Common Hames', Thready Needles te. e. which will be sold Cheap for Cash. Also on hind a splendid lot. of Saddles, Harness, Travelling and Hand Trunks, all of which willbe sold low. 05s Repairing done to order. Ravenna, July 8, 1850. TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!! DR. G. J. WILLIS, DENTIST, H AVING returned from theSoulh would ret pectfully inform the people of this and adjoining counties that he is now pre pared to perform all operations that may be required of the Profession. Teeth cleaned, and plugged with gold and tin. Pivot Teeth inserted. Also, Teeth inserted on plate, from one to an entire eel, and all oilier operations which tbe peculiarity of each esse may require- - Teeth removed without pain, while under the influence of Chloroform. I have administered this valuable article more frequently than any other Dentist in this county, and am satisfied (from my experi ence) that when judiciously administered, it is not only, safe but perfectly harmless. Work warranted. . - -v. Office over the Drug Store of Dr. Isaac Swift, in the Brick Block, where I may be found at all times, both day and night. . G.J.WILLIS. Ravenna, Aug. 5th. 1850. .. . 6m.. WM.


ocr: VETERINARY FARRIERY AND SURGERY. , l tab subscriber would resneciiuiiv JL notice th at he has established ; in Ravenna, and can at all times be at his office in Mason's Block, at the sign the Skeleton, to attend to all calls in - line of Horse Farriery, and t he doctoring . . . - z i . - t-. : i i - omenic auiuiais. naving luruisuu ' self with a general assnrlra ent of the popular medicines of the day with a .'wet of surgical .instruments, toccther " his library , proposes to doclof horses eattle, and to treat all kinds of . ' lamors and wounds. Will treat and operations of the eyes, and operations neurotomy. TodrefBold hordes teeth -order. Will nick and prick horses and ; colts with particular reference to having i good carriage without nicking. To -"most animals, both male and female. - worm dogs a preventative from i tabid. -r - Having been familiar with the L from My youth and having procured very popular receiple frrm the most sue cessful practitioners in the Slates and ada, he hopes by having special regard epeedy cures, and low charges, to give grn " era! satisfaction.' ;; The best Medicines kept on hand for " ''tt-N0 charges for consultations 1 a prescription. All charges must be uponCdehvery. WALTER PI KRCE. Ravenna, Nov. t, 1850. . 9wl8i. BOOTS fa SHOES 50 packages Boots Kbees at low figure by . sjeft 14. H. In fa R. DAYi ml


ocr: WM. FRAZKR'S SADDLE, BRIDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK . ..-. AND .-- HARDWARE DEPOT. Opposite the City Bank. SILVER PLATED & BRASS CRES- SENT TERRET, SELF-ADJUSTING AND JAPPANED TREES, THE NEW STYLE OP BRASS HARNESS BUCK ELS New York Pattern,) SILVER am) BH pal.VCKS PATTKhH BUCKKL, Pat-nt. leat her, Varnish. Wbips.Stnge chains, utg, l oach, ami Common nanus, Thread, Ntettlrs, tc te. which wilfhe sold Cheap for Cash. " A1.80 on hand a splendid lot. of Saddles, Harness, Travelling and Hand Trunks, all of u h ch will be sold low. (U Repairing done to order. . Ravenna, July 8, la&O. ' TEETH TEETH ff. TEETH.'


ocr: TEETH TEETH . TEETH DR. G. J. WILLIS, DENTIST, HAVING relumed from the South would respectfully inform the people of this and adjoining counties that he is now pre pared to perform all operations tbat may be required of the Profession. ;., Teeth cleaned, and plugged with gold and tin." f Pivot Teem inserted. ' ' i. .-; Also, Teeth-inserted on plate, from one to an entire set, and all other operations which tbe peculiarity of each case may require, r Teeth removed without pain, while under the influence of Chloroform. I have administered this valuable article more frequently than . any other Dentist in this county, and am satisfied (from my experi ence) that when judiciously administered, it is not only safe but perfectly harmless. Work warranted. l, Office over th Drug Store of Dr. Isaac ..-m Swift, in the Brick Block, -where I may be found at all limes, both day and nighlv : i vr G.J.WILLIS. Ravenna, Aug. 5Ui, 1850. . . cm. ,


ocr: NEW ARRANGEMENTS. SUCCESSCRS of T. Jonea d Sons have just received a large assortments of the best . American and Italian Marbl.Per- sons in want of any thing in our line, are in vitd to call and examine specimens of our work, st vies of finish &c, and we think we tktk fiatiafv nil. ' j -'. . -r nGS Wf Fo; (who ia well known in -this onmmnniiv u an exnerience engraver) will still coptinue to manage the affairs of the shop. --'- "' ' Ravenna, Dec 16th, 1850. 489 , , ns Beam's Estate. , Ta.TnTTf!l! ia herebv iriven that the sub. il scriber has been: appointed and qualified as Administrator on tha Estate of George Bum. :ita nf Snffiald. Portssre conotv de eeased. Dated at Soffield this Sd day of December, AiD t8-:;-i? ,


ocr: NEW ARRANGEMENTS. IIURLBUT & FOX. SUCCESSORS of T. Jones Sons have O just received a large assortments of the best American and Italian Marble. Per-, sona in want of any thing in our line, are in vited to call and examine specimens of our werk, styles of finish sc., and wo thinK we can satisfy all. G. W. Fox (who is well known in this community as an experience engraver) will still continue to manage the affairs of the shop. ; . ' . Ravenna, Dec." 16th, 1800. . 289 George Ream's Estate. NOTICE ia hereby given that the sub scriber baa been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the Estate of Ream, late of Suffield, Portage county, de ceased. Dated at Suffield this 2d day December, A. D. 1850. , , s, JOHN COLEMAN."


ocr: WM. FRAZER'S SADDLE, BRIDLE, HARNESS, TRUNK AND HARDWARE DEPOT. Opposite the City Bank SILVER PLATED 8s BRASS CRES- SENTTERRET, SELF-ADJUSTING AND JAPPANED TREES, THE NEW STYLE OF BRASS HARNESS BUCK ELS,(New York Pattern,) SILVER AND BRASS PRINCES PATTERN BCCKEL, Patent leather, Varnish, Whips, Stage chains, , Gig, Coach, and Common Hames, Thread, Needles, ue. &e. which will be sold Cheap for Cash. Also on hand a splendid lot of Saddles, Harness, Travelling and Hand Trunks, all of which will be sold low. QJ" Repairing done to order. Ravenna, July 8, 18S0.


ocr: l)c Portage Sentinel. RAVENNA, OHIO: Mondny, Sept. 30, 185. Democratic Nominations. FOB GOVERNOR. REUBEN 00D, OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY. FOR BOARD OK PUBLIC WORKS, ALEXANDER P. MILLEB.of Butler Co Fer Congress, LUTHER DAY, of Portage County. For State Senator, RANSOM A. GILLETT, of Ravenna. For "Representative, LORIN BIGELOW, of Palmyra. For Commissioner, JOEL H. CURTISS, of Deerfield. - For Anditor, JOHN G. McBR IDE, of Ravenna. .For Sheriff, JAMES WOODARD, of Franklin. For, Coroner, JOHN M. TILDEN, of Nelson. For Surveyor, SAMUEL D. HARRIS, of Ravenna. : For Director of County Infirmary, LYMAN HINE, of Shalersville.


ocr: all ChriettnnlzM and civil irer V on nrrle. hu evjfnd m UiTirer proportion of deaths Umn u other muadv that adlicM the tiumau family: und. un:il wltli'm fw vnrs. iham has not Ihiuu any certain remedy ui Auu the ttvaMatioo of that 4 ilroyor. But now r , , . m. , -, T , BRANT'S INDIAN . BALSAM cures very many of the most tlrongly marked and itvtUptd eaam V riTLMCNlKY consumption , wrauwmi vmmvm at luttrw ted and diseased LUNGS euch hopeless caset M were oerav bfore curtsd by any other mvdicine. 80 utterly hopeLsm wer some of the afHicted persons, as to bare been pronounced by jmmtaim ami inenas 10 ue actuallt dtihc ouinv, wnv had their burial -clothes motlfi have been eared, and vet Hv 1 others, who it was said would not live another day, we WW M vvu and Hearty tui ihev ever were. Jt possesses all the cleansing and pnidmr virtue nearly M powerl'ui and active as the prtiparation'tmcu we call - t BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.-' The Balsam differs from tlie Extract, because U possesses m crul mcdicutiuiu tchich are peculiarly adapUtL to, and art mm tut it y n.-cNuiyurt uio time Hf COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS, tod all diseases of a mtlimmMT nature raeh diseasM aaway nlly-aruve su fuwl under otxlinary traatmant, wueB dan utaoll lie ' ... Breast, Throat. Inngs, and Heart' ; Tills BAI.SAM'hEM.3 AMO CIBEI ULCEJr LOTTO tud elwwhere iutcrnitliy. as certainly and miHf at Oh PoairT IN Extract eurn aild hmti ulcers externally. This Balaam eiires Knana, f CokjA und Conmmptiem out of TS. altar ull ullwr rumeaius have Jailed to do good. Thousands cf Cciisumplidna and Chronic Coitah ahundaiMT prore (f mtfdUmf ifcatf M such diseased, and Us undoubted curative power and sootwavrtt heullni: properties, in tlie followin compkaiots and dlseaeetf viz.. : Spitlintr of Jilood, hUtd'mg at the J.nnrp. rain ta tiu Brtatt tt ud Si fie, Ktyht-Sivctit, Kervov$ Complaint, Palpitation oj thm lleitrt. Cholera Infantum, DyttnUry and Summer Cmjlaintt lo Children und, Adutts, and all Female Weakness. .t - CONSUMPTION, i- A DYING W OMAN CURED I Ve stnle this core, to prore the powf-.t-fo Mte tAt e, wtreo this BALSAM is used.evat pfter the person it anmdertdby phyxmann and friend tp be in the tmi4 rtagatfdtmmBfXvitXlr' yiNG and. in this case, so rt etmR. that Vm sHrgud and iil'iai,-ci.oies ire bowjht! Kor tt:epnrticutar9vf (kis esev and lite rcspeiUibfe aud undoubted proof nUtke firftrsjitaacf ind fits, we refer to unr Pamphlets, - This cere was effected ouMm. ZIB A DTK EM AN. Xfiatt ton. Spa. Saratoga County, .V. Y. We can prove, beyond otil't. many bthert, almokt tonally hopeten, snd hinumtrobl ca ses ot" t'ou;h imd to'Mtntptioiii CUHKl), which were pr nnmiced incurable by SKir.ruL physicians, ' A. DOCTOR CURED - OR: J. W. FR ENCfT, nf ftmftttte, H.WMeeomnty, MMHool iilroui. tlie list of Juihi aiy, wrote as follows : M I have beets in Ihe rejfnlur practice ofniedicitie in tin's plsce for nine years,, 'mt was obliged to quit the practice ofiuy profession in cutuv' iiucnce of ill health. I was so severely afflicted with a Chnmie iJiteate of the l.u-nyt, as to convince lue tliot I had THE Con sumption, punt doubt. I coo irhea al most incessantly, nipbt and day. and bud severe pains and soreness in my dhest, side and breast. I tried the remedies recommended by the must skilful of the profession, ail to no effeel, except in sr riw nausea and de bility caused by iheni. 1 was prejoJ.eed! against patent medl sines, and have no faith now in them generaflT. Hut I wa uiducuJ as an experiment, morti thun tlirouuh faith to try (Kttleof BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM; imd I do here acknowledge, fur the teneiitof the attticted, or whom it may serve, that the effect of its use on me was the mod prompt aud salutury of any medicines I ever witnessed the efiect of in all my practice. My comjh w immediately reJ tired and in about eight or ten days I was free from cough, aoreues of the chest, and pain, and now consider und protiout.ee mvteif k WELL MAN." Dr. French Is now a respectable druggist at Hillsdale. . fits, fits, fits.;: v Messrs. J. K. LIPPJNCOTT k SOX, respectable merchant Ht MUxjrore, Sullitrtn coanty, Pennuyhunia. wrote to us. Majf 12. H4H. staling, utnuntr other bkmekits whicii had been de rived from the vse of H RANT'S PULMONARY BALSAM, lhat one of tlieir cmuomers had juist informed them thai her child, which had hven subject to fits for eeral froira wai Would soon be' in a Grave. 1 Mr. WILLIAM I). JRSNINOS. a merchant al Pierpmt "ciitrr. A'btab'ila e..,mtf. ijtk. wme to ua. Ocfolr 2. U4A mil s'artd a cure til Consumption tvhicli tlie uaw of FKANTS 'VJ1M.V Pri.M'iX.-IHr J1A1.SMI hud cCrctrd ta Mr. WIL LIAM CROCKET, of tin adioinintown. He said Mr. Cniea .'t htul sought relief from the Lest phrsiciuns and nuinerou metticiiies, liut found none, lor tlie fatnl hand of lhat unrelcnl- ng monster, Coniumption, had tnllelr fast hold on his vilids, mid wan so destrovins nnddehilituthis; his hodv, that he was a mere skeleton. He' was troi vp hy his physicians and all friends as one who would toon inhabit a yran. But even in this last extremity, strange and marvellous as it mnv seeni, yet il is true, that luMiHoronlvjfr tattles of BKANT'S INDIAN PULMO NARY BALSAM ha nsjetenvhed Iho bund of Ihe destroyer, anil restored Mr. Crocket Iv health, aud be is now ti healthy, hearty, ruffoedmant S. D. DAN'S, Esq., merchant and paotmmter at lefmam, an adfoinin? town, wrote ro us ahout llie same lini, and staled7 thut he was acquainted with Mr. Croc, key, and UUiftd to kirn' CURE, and all tk abot&wimed Jaeti. -; t Could net Live a Day longer ! Messrs. E. B. CALDWELL i CO., r Vatt 0.iee9, Ouct7f Co., N. Y., reepectnhle druggists, wrote to-nsi We baveMfc ueard, throu;'h Mr. Whitcnuin, a respectable citizen of Ibia rlnce, of on 'important evre of Conmimptin, which Bent's NDIAN PUKMONARY BsbssM "OS produced on the wife tlf an .acquaintance of his, ww resides In tlie town of Puternt"; iif this county. Stie had heemhrnir conhued to her bed, anil wr.4 so dumreroinOv diseased, tlwt hr Mends helii-ved it "impor'.i hie for her to 6wt more than OK fAV LONGKIl. But, when ail other hope utterly failed, she commenced taking HHASTX PULMONARY HAI.SAM, and its medical rfScticv has raise her from A dying bed, so lhat site is uow gom,j about and rf tending toher domatie hmuehatd affaire and dntieo. Siw nrktti ed.'es, and H is very evident, thut site is indebted to BRANT'S BALSAM for her recovery from a lour, a"vere; and danger-, ous sickness: and hep frianUs aud neighbors consider bat, oiraV icine invaluable. .". ' RAISED FROM THE GRAVE Messrs. PRATT St TOSTKIt. merehanH mf tfmt Ctwmtmitl Conn., Baid BRANT'S KA1.8AM hmi effected cure uf imci hopeless cases of Consumption in their town, rtisi now no' other cou eli-medicine cotkd be sold tberartl rttie4 tome ae if from the grave tome Ihtd rhy.xums snd all the friends Baid MUST DIE! One trvntlrmnn. irt pnrticnlHr. was so far gone, (hut his physfciun told liiru il was nselete tit hike ay more medicine. He tlien, tohen no hope w left. In -nn to tuka BRANT'S BALSAM got well and it now at nxli m ever he wati " - t ,..:' ...;'. Many Consumptions CurecL Mr. S. H. CLARK, morcliant. Ctytfe. Wayne emtmt&: 1. wrote lo inform us that Hit A NT'S 1'tJLMONARY BALSAM