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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
QBiro per(oltot.

Gin Shreiner @efrlle wirb fpaIsd, bon
ccm unterseiGueten oetIan9t. - Ginrr Der
iein Nanewsrf gut perffeht une nithteru mo
feiBiq 1T, fam auf Ian9e 3eit arbeit, an obs
gen 9irtfeL uno 9uteu 2obu red,nen, wenn
er iId, balo meIect. Gin lrbi9er @efelle pilr'
DC ben 8crsu9 haben.
No. Gbriifiau gbert.
September 13. nabu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
Siss tscsscr S6loIser
III rer Stabt 9lllentaun.
~ .J> S7S 90

3ei9t ben Siuprbuern bon gIGentauu uub
Der llmsceerb an, oas CT cine QBerftdtts ur
Sereibuu9 bes obi9en 9efhiftes, bic uid,s
ite Ibnre 81 Syrn. 8ernbaro 9leefe's @aff,
bnuir, III bsr gInen StraBe, errid,tet bat, alIs
,pc CT bns 9 d, o Te r.3e dl d f t aus'
9ebehnt su betreiben qebenft. gr orrfertigt
jeee aTt neue ShlOder, 2hlr'pIatten, NOS
rauf ber 9iame bed S9ners ein9raoirt piro,
penn man es perlan9t, IbitrsSelen, 8rud,,
bdnoer Springs, uub Icnif jebs anoere artis
feI Die in lein Sad, einidla9en uno wofir sr
gut ltett, NIB an BEN pbilaoeIpbia peer Teus
Ycrf preiBen abfesen wiro.
aud, pcrrid)tet er ieber5ett Slidarbeit aaf
Die fitrSete Tpts 9ieben bielem bat ct (Id,
ein9eridttet 8arbiermeiiern, Sd,eeren &c. su
fhIeifrn. . ... .
Durd piiuftlihe 9ufmerfiamfeit femer
@eitdfte uno 8ute fsiner 9lrbeit, tpfft er ei'
nrn librraIen 2beiI Der 6ffentIiten @unit
Su erhaltcn.
September 90. ... ..a na2Ol
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11

@reseriett.- Gin nener 1crrdib Sk
@roir, 9ieucrfeans, portcrico, Mnscababc
uno rafFnirter 3uder Tic, SABA ufio eas
auira Raffee /, Smperial, 0cuns SDion iin0
fhwarser 1bee Sprnp, 3uderbaus, Rehcr'
lean6 unb 9rinibao WUIafes Heis, Sete,
Spires, &c. int 9re6en ino Jfleineu an brtt
ab9efeeten preilen tli psrfailfen bel =. -
$50 r- VreB, Rern %. Co.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
Iregicrtomn 9cgcn Die SSelt
Go(b uno SCbaQ.

(6al Of SafDrn.)
Gbr 2eut bon 2ed,a, bort mid an
llno neiqet mir GAS DIR: s..r.
Der Wartiu Sod uno Gobonne5 Sdaa
Duff @ub gum neaen Stobr. .
S1ier 0uo Sitter allsr glrtcn .
Sur ndnoet, Sreoit ooer @clo
Sur 9icidle, @rcer, 8tciu uuo Qlrmeu, .
Sur ale 9Irten III Der 99ft.
6cmmt NIT @arn, uno fcmmt init Batter,
Sommt init @ier mo Seiten,Spef,
&cunt init NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
5cnimt berbri uur nidYt nit Oref.
@S ii fein Stchr i'm 2auo une Stact,
$50 man 70 lt6ue @nter bat
Sur Damcn, 6erren, fur fIein uuo bod,
alS Wie i'm Stobr psHsSdaII unc Scd
Wdtden fommt, ia Gilt berbri
SubeH leio uidbt biuten bran, -lt.
3hr 2lltcn fcmmt -bei mciuer Ireu,
Hsfm Sdaa mo Jaeh, ruff nlr B., ID an.
''''F't Il Ba3in
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11

Serlan9t. Waisen, Rcssen, Wsfffs
tcrn, Soafrr, Sfadsfaamen, RartcfFsfn, aep.
fel'Sranntrein, Butter, @ier, Sdimais, nno
nberbaupt alIe sirten eanbssprpbnfte, fiit
rpeIde Der hodife Warttprsis besablt miro,
bet preB, Si trt II u. 90.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
81 a eDrt Cb t.a5'

~ " w ~ w " Ut
sldc eicjenigen weldbe nod an Soeinrid,
8 a II q, ocn QBeifrnburg 5aunftip, eed,a
Sauntn, ld,nIcig Gno es fei in Sanseu, Ros
ten, SuhfhuIbet, ceer 0eiou9eto, nerbcn
bierburd auf9rforcert innerbalb QBcdsn
abSnbesd u,--llno ale oiejeni9eu Die nod,
red,tmaei9e Scroerungen baben Gno sben,
fails eriudt, oieieibe innertaIb beiagter 3eit
an ben llnter,cidlneten ein;ubriu9sn, inbem
or nad)bcr uidlts mebr annehmen wiro. re
- ''.e Solepb 8iff(er.
Septembcr u, ',H' 'a' nq3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11


.8ebient fId, biefer @5eIegenteit ben Gin
Shner bon 9lllentauu un6 benz 9Nibiisllm
i'm Aaeemeineu Die sln,eige su MAIDEN, oae
er iu,mer sum 8erfauf auf Sano holkassin
{ehr 9roees uno ousgeeehntes glGpftlment
eeeerwaorsn, beflehene sum Ghcil dire =
Stetfcbffdnoer, Sau6sliber, QEafd,s
suber, VntterfaHer, Srauttfdnber, ipie
ali6 cine qroBe 0erfdiebenbeit bb(ser.
ne 0oref, gSai6naf6ineu bDlserue
OuttersS6ii6eln
ES beinatc jcber ancrre 9rtifct nctbweueia
SoaushoItna ansufanqeu - r6elcte
CT 9efcnneu 1T i'm @reeen eesr Jffcinen biaio
SMsDerfaufen. sIae sIrtifeIn wereen unter
fsingr tefuneeru 2IufiId,t, gcn,ac,t, unb pers
(I1hert otIe ode (te aus oeu eauertafteffcn
Wattriatien perfcrti9t fub.
gauoltcbrhalter witreen es III ibrem Dor.
theNzplben, rpenn Fe suerft bel ihm aurufen
uuo fcine QSaarcn uuo prsiicu in 9Iuaeu.
fdIein neblacn, ebe Ie ienltwc cinfaufcu,
benn CT fuhlt nber;eu9t, caA4 or ibucn 70
ipobifcil nerfaltfen fam, ale (Ie in gieu, 9lcrf
pber philadelphia fansea f6nncn. ..
5eee alrt Stidarbet f6Sro ebsnfaas auacs
ucmmen unb aufs piinftlidfie beicrot.
@r fattet ieneu perbinold)iteu Danf nb,
fir Die bisher 9enreene ,ablreidbe lInterC1i,
sung. uno bofft bnrd, bitIi9e preisen, cine
Scrteauer ees ofsntIiden @unites su erbal
ten. IL r..-..-
9Iu9uft i6. nq3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
Sal)r9alt9 2o.]
sSctst fOssstast aaapo icDct
Cine 9ldnsenoe 9(uSrpabl ueue
-'H (Sttter I


Der uuterseid,nete bebient fGd, bieIer G5r'
legenheit feinen Srcuuoeu uuo benz putlis
fun iiberhaupt ansuiei9en, eaB CT feiu Sc.
fdaft nod INNER an icincm aItrn Stauee
IN Der SoamlItpn Straee, einige 3hiiren
oberbalb QBiIion's Sfobr in 9Iacntaun, fort
beireibt; nnb eas or fosbsn BON 9tcu ycrf
NIT einem iebr fdSuen Stcd in iein Rad,
Seborenee QBaaren ;uritd9stehtt 1T, Die nun
in 3niaB su feinem pcrgen Stcd, elm eldns
senccs sIGcrtneut bitorn. - Sein Stcd
beitett untcr anoeru aus fcIaenbru Q8aeren !:
..-- NJ Wseinaneu Nausubren
r,, NTTSNs@, nit 8aifen, an irhr nies
81 ~ l:ASssS trigeu 9Dreiieu 9cleens
aNs. \. 4LSssS en- uub fIlbernsn Sads
sSaSsssSz3eE utren.-Serner Gill
berne'Ihee uno Surpcue6fTd. @brnfaass
Cine pradtuote siusmabl acleenc Tiu9ers
nno Sbrriuse, febr fd1Sue Sruifnabeln, &c.
netft elmer Der bciieu sluswahlcu qolcener
uno iIIberneu Brilleu bic nur erbattcn pcr.
ben fonnte, pafIenb fur icbcs sitter; ecleene
uuo fterue eeaospeueil. @dfrs, uuo fenff
aae slrtifcf, bic su ieinem 9cid,dff geh6rcu.
Sbise Baareu hat er, ha or eiucn ercsen
Stcd ein9eleqt hat, iehr bilis crtalten, uub
tn eaher aud, piIia biefelten auf bic red,te
9lrt peoer absuieseu uub swar 70 bilie ais
bies iraenb fpnliWe sefdiebt. .
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
Spariamfett 1T 9tet6ttum J!
Gtfeu /! Gtten f! GtIelt !!

DER llntcHeibncte bat fceben erbntten,
cin ie9r 9rcses une Ucafommenes 9IlTcrti.
ment eca 9eid,mieeetem uno 9erolItem 81.
fen, bon alien 9Irten II. bon Der beitCu Sual.
ltdt.- @r it cntitIolIen gu ben / ieb q,
It en- pre- scn gu prrfdufen, unb ldoct
Sdufer tti bct ihm anSuruftu, ebe lTe fonil'
no faufen. a tI#a 49,.
Sr halt ebenfauS inmer ale 2irten Stabt
uno Ssnfnd9eI anf Naue. a I5
'-"..' .a s. .. Oiofcr.
SNrtnhrr oG :,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11

StetnFohleit. 300 fcnnen eump, 800
Scnneu Rue, 500 1onnen Bud !gsciinldiit
Sfen, NIB 300 Gonnen DO. ggg. Rctteii, fall,
Der nno bon better 0naIitdt, 1T babsH bei
DreB, R Rern q. SO. 'h
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
eSaeeb .. 95ra2,
ll9n 9ntb.
,'.5 natp
@6rtSEitais G0crt.
September 6.

" SSA%
@inomlibls uuo Strobbanf Nader
in Oct Staot 9l(leutaun
8ebtent fd, eiefcr 8eegenteit ieincn
Srcunhen uub 8uuoen bic 9Inssi9e su mad,en,
oo8 CT feiu @efhdft nod, INNER an Icirem
fribercu StaneeIasc, ,wiIteu beu @athdu.
fer Ter Serren Sd9entud, aub Saitisl, in Der
NamiItcu Srabc, III 2MrHtaau fottbarribt,
a(Itpo er Hufttt - ~ ~
Oa5 &iuomiible uno S5trobbanfz
Nta6er SOanowert
auf cine iehr ausgebebrte Detie at betreibcn
9ebenft. Seiue Wirbnnheu Nno in ben
benad,barteu Sdunties wrM bcfnuut, uuo
ebeu 70 bcfdnnt lit cs, eae fr fenen in eiuer
meiteu Gntfernuns nadifeben. n.-Mufct baber
an unb uterseu9t eud, felbit.- Die 'preile fei,
ner Bmbmnhten Gnb pou 12 bic - 5haler,
'uno bic Der Strcttdufe BON 8 bis 10 Jbt.
Slidarbcit an Wubmlblen cber Sncb.
bdufen miro auf bic furScitr ansciqe uuo III
ben btGt9fteu Scoir9unqen perrihtet.
@r 1T oantbar fir frubrr senpfene lluters
ifiBuuG unb befFt eurd sTufIidc Hbwars
tuug (eiuer &cid,dfte uue biGliae preile, cis
men Shcil eer 8uut ocs Yublitnms ju 9es
nicsen, tppfnr CT jcberseit banfbar fein nirr.
Gbriittan Gbert.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11

V0reeifcHe.-- Soeben empfaH9en eih
Sdie Bengal Snei9c, Gin 6cgsbeab heiIinS
elfder Srapp, SlanhclL aiarin, VitricI, lei
all erttisori9ten pttifen III uerfaiifen tet g p
4..-.E i1H pteh, Ger u. Gei g q
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11

Sannnppllen 0arn.-l5C0pfS awill
une @inlra ganmmoGe, 500 oC 1trpidgs
9arn, 500 DO. 4Barps, an @allen MaHas
afturspteilen gum 8erfanf bei aie
-atfis 'H'Hl preE SfetH IT, Go.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11

Weeinqueu Sausubreu
nit 8affen, an iehr niss
eriaeu 9preiien /; 9cleeus
en- uuo flbernen Sads
tihreu.-Neruer : Gill
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-11
ScDcr 8Gfcr.
3lncMf0Mn.

auf eer Gleliebtn Seite Der 6amiltrn Strase scstr
iksr hem 0lem. Onrt. g tehr, in Der &taht
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-12-22
VOL. mo. SO.
. MESSAGE,
OF THE

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
TO the Senate and House Of Representatives.
ofthe United States: - 49,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

posted on their teeth, xyaile with others It
accumulates In much greater quantities.
Whenever the latter is the case. 1t must be
removed, or the destruction OF more or
less, and sometimes all of the teeth Is alb
solutely certain. The true course Is TO
Precem IFS accumulation altogether. as It
never remains on the teeth any length of
time without more or less injury. Aside
from certain other causes of dental decay,
irr no degree more inevitable in their char
acter, and of very limited extent, and
mostly either capable OF avoidance, or un-
der the control of seasonable and judici-
Gus treatment, a proper attentions to the
above suggestions would be almost GER
tain to ensure sound teeth, which would
be retained to an advanced age. and serve,
especially In relation to the general health,
the important purposes designed by Ma
/ ture.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

JACKSON MoNUMENT.-Som months
ago, proposals were issued for the
furnishing Of a solid rock, weighing
from ten TO twelve hundred tons, on
which to place the contemplated
equestrian bronze statue OF Jackson.
A gentleman residiiiiig in Maine is the
lowest bidder, and proposes to supply
the material for about $4,000. Alb
bot Lawrence is so well satisfied that
the down Easter" can fulfil the
contract that he expresses his willing
ness to ego security. " The rock will
be brought here, (if the contractor
come forward to claim the right, in
lumber boat. He has sounded the
Potomac, and made sure guess that
he can accomplish the transportation
by water. The monument, it is said,
will cost about $4,000, fifteen thou
sand of which has been collected.
Operations may be commenced on the
l5thof March, 1913. The site is on
Lafayette square opposite the Pres
ident's house, Bali. Clipper.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
PROCLAMATION.
BY HENRY DODGE
Governor Of the Territory Of IVjsconsi

Governor Of The Territory Of Wisconsin.
BELIEVING that large majority of the
people of the Territory Of Wisconsin are in
favor of an early admission into the Union
as an independent state, and that such
admission would greatly advance the best
in:eresban prosperity Of the people there
of: Therefore,
Know Yc, That |. HENRv DODGE, Gov
ernor of the Territory aforesaid, by virtue
OF the authority in me vested do hereby
appoint a special Session of the Legisla-
tive Assembly of the said Territory, to be
held at the Capitol N Madison, on Mon
day, the eighteenth day Of October next,
at II o'clock, meridian the said Assem-
blv, when convened, may take such action
thereon, and adopt such other measures
as in their wisdom the public good may
require.
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand. and caused the great
IL. :. I seal of the Territory TO be affixed
Done at Madison, the 27th dag OF
September, \. 1917.
HENRY DODGE.
BY the Governor:
JoHN CATLIN,
Secretary Of Wisconsin Territory.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
Carriage 81 Wagon Making

- HERlkF'S SALE.-By virtue of two execu-
- tons listed from the office Of the Clerk of the
District Court for the county Of Iowa and Territory
Of Wisconsin. and 10 directed against the goods
and chattels, lands and tenements of Richard arns,
and in favor of George w. Cobb, have levied up
on The following described real estate, viz: The
southeast quarter OF section No. thrty-sx $50 in
township No. six (6) of range No. four ~ east of
the fourth principal meridian, Territory of Wiscou
sn,county OF Iowa.And shall sell all the right tle
and interest of said Richard Burns said real
at public auction, AZ The Court House door, in the
town OF Mineral Point, in said county aforesaid,
on the 18th day f November A. d. l847, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock An, and o'clock
T. NJ, OF said day, TO the highest bidder, to sat
lsty said executions, costs and charges
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Iowa county, W. I.
October 6, 1917, 6
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

FAT LIGHT SUPPERs.-Dr. Child, in
his treatise on Indigestion, recommends
light suppers to prevent morning bill
BUSINESS. He says, that after fasting,
the liver is most fully charged with
bile; and as the period Of locgest alb
stIneEce is between the evening meal
and breakfast, it follows that there will
always be towards morning natural
accumulation OF bile, which may pro
duce morbid voracity. Hence many
who are bilious in the morning, feel
themselves relieved after breakfast
in other words, after some bile has
been drained from the congcs,ed liver.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

uun.lAa hu0e ItJo TIE u1runs IN thrtr arm ha...
Of TesioTing tLemsrires 10 heoik. TttH He
he t~tSe ~ time I!hO can teUY
An individual ouly wishes to know the right ger
to pursue %; and there, none, were IL s1,,y moe.
known how LIFE might be prolonged and HrAlra
recovered. who would uot adopt the plan /,
is required Iuar the Al eht way Is discovered. las
Is what those suffering from sickness want 10 be-
l-tIed about. For 81 hu 50 foolish a. not a. cHI..
tue hcalth his body is capable of Who Is there '
would not live, when bis experience can SO h..
bcuehI himself and iauily7 II Is nlslaurh.s g..
that very large proportion ofihe most useful ~.
beers Of society die between the ages Ut thirty
forty. How many widows and h,lrI,ss orr hans -i.
been the consequence of mankind not having Do -ae
o1rH power the rIcaus Of restoring health Wu.ui'
MANY dangers aud difficulties can be prevent.
and long and certain sickness avertrd,by assisting
;urs IN the outset with good dose OF BraD-1a.-
Pills.
G. BEECH & Co, Agents, Mineral Point
BAILEY g. Co. " Platteslila.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

DEALERS II Stoves, TIN, AND JAPANNED
WARE.
VIII keep constantly on hand general
assortment of stoves, among which may
be found the Premium Cooking Stove, Of
all kinds and sizes; Pierce's Patent Amer
lean Air Tight do; Carpenters Patent
Elevated Oven; Double Oven Premiums:
Parlor and Plate Stoves, of all sizes and
patterns.
Also
4 general assortment of Japanned. Tin.
Copper, and Sheet-lronware, Lead, Enc,
and Wire, for sale cheap for Cash.
X Merchants supplied At Eastern pri
ces, adding cost of transportation
All kinds of jobbing done at the short
est notice, by L.G. WHEELER.
Mineral Point, Sept. 1. l847.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15


"Thomas Jefferson Taylor" eldest
DAUGHTER of General Taylor, is now
the wife Of Gen. Jefferson Davis, late
ly commander of the lst regiment OF
Mississippi Infantry.-Ihe oddity OF
the name Thomas Jefferson being CIV
EN- to a female, is thus explained by a
friend The old general, IN his yonng-
er days, got married, and was SO great
an admircr OF the ilIusuious Jefferson,
that he Immediately declared his IN
tention Of naming his first child after
him. ''In the course Of human events, ;"
he became the father of beautiful
daughter. True to his purpose, as : he
never surrenders," he had her baPtised
Thomas Jefferson.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

THE CHILDREN OF LAFAYETTE
The spirit OF the father IS beaming in
the SON." George Washington Laia-
yette is a Member Of the French
Chamber of Deputies, and at the last
election, Oscar, the grandson Of the
old Republican Hero and Patriot, was
elected 10 a seat beside his virtuous
and noble father, who inherits the name
Of the immortal Washington. Thus
the children Of the mighty dead are
nobly sustaining, by their virtue and
patriotism, the fame OF their fathers:
they both sit among the liberal mem
bers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

the planetary system Atthirty he Occur
pied the mathematical chair at Cam
bridge.
DIR. DwIGHT's Conquest of Canaan was
commenced at the age OF sixteen and was
finished at the age of twenty-five. At the
latter age, he composed his celebrated
dissertation on the history, eloquence and
poetry Of tie Bible, which was immedi-
ately published and re-published IN Eu-
rome
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
.y'aTECF

Is hereby given by the Board Of Commits
>ioners OF Iowa county. that certificates
OF depozite of tie Old orders of the county
of Iowa. made with the Clerk Of the
Beard Of Commissioners of said county,
IN accordance with the provisions Of law,
VIII be received by said county in pay
ment Of county taxes, and Of all dues pay
able 10 said county.
BY order of the board:
Attest. " NJ COTUREN. Clerk
off 3D. CO. Com u. I. c.. W. T..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

g. IERIFF'S SALE-BY virtue of a, F.
~ ton issued from the Office of the Clerk Of -
District Court for the county of Iowa aud Terri,o
of Wisconsin, and to directed against the coma
and chattels, lands and tenements of John r One;u
and IN favor of John Kerr and Augustus Kerr 7
have levied upon tie following described real -.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

in Strong, Burnett, Doty and Legate's additihn =
ihe Town of Mineral Point and l shall proceed -
sell ali the right title and interest that the saiJ
ohm F. Oueil had in said real estate on the I4,I
day'of September, \. ID. 1912, any time since
public auction at the Court House door in tba
Town of Mineral Point in said county OF Iowa. mn
the 30th day of October, 4. d. 1917 between Tia
hours of 10 o'clock \. NJ. and o'clock F. NJ. Cd,
said day the highest bidder, to satisfy sand c>,
,uIiOu, costs and charges.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff
Iowa county, ". T.
September 7 G, 1917. Gv2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

And further notice Is hereby given, that forbid
any aud al! persons from buying or removing any
Lead other ores from the aggvo described lands
without my written permission.
GEORGE MESSERSlIITH, Aren't,
Doisevili', Iowa county, W. 1.
Sept. 81. IaIT 3 If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15


tanned in the cathedral oft the city of Mex
leo. The facts are obtained from the
most unqnestionable source
Golden altar service;
Six large golden candlesticks, Is inch
es high.
Six large golden branches with vases Of
same size.
Four smaller candlosticks Of gold, is
inches high.
Two golden censers.
Two golden utensils to sprinkle holy
water, (Navetas.)
One golden cross, set with very precious
stones, with pedestal and front pieces also
set with precious stones.
One cross of gold, filigree work.
Two golden ditto, Atriles.
Two golden ditto, Palabreros.
Two Portapares of gold.
The weight Of this altar service IS not
less than 400 pounds, and its value not
/ less than SI25,OO0.
The image Of the Ascension, (the title
Of the church, is Of solid gold adorned
with very rich jewels; the weight OF the
image is 1884 golden castellanos, or $I8,-
700. Is value including jewels, IS not
less than $4,000.
The image of the Conception, is of
solid silver, and weighs - pounds - val
ne S625.
The silver lamp which adorns the front
Of the presbyterey weighs 2l864 pounds
Of silver, $50 pounds of which is giIded
with pure gold, Its appearance IS mag
nificont II has 81 burners; lis height
is p feet, circumference 30 feet, and Is
suspended by an iron chain and bolt weigh
ing 1850 pounds. The cost of the lamp
was 7l,343. So, and its value Of silver
and gold alone, Is over $4,000.
The principal " tabernacle or case in
which the sacred species are preserved, is
|571 inches high, and weighs A pounds,
Of pure gold. Its front Is covered with
/ 5s72 diamonds, lis back with 1862 emer-
aids, 544 rubies, 100 amethysts, and %
sapphires. 1t cost upwards Of $4,000
which it is now richly worth.
The large Cibrium is of pure gold, of 8
pounds weight and has l6T6 diamondsset
IN it. 1t is worth $IO,5S0.
The chalice, of pure gold, weighs 81
pounds, and has set III i p diamonds,
/ 400 emoralds, $50 perals, and is worth
about $4,000.
The jewels of these cups were the gift
tofthe Emperor Charles V.
In addition to these cups there are 20
chalices of gold, mostly richly adorned
with diamonds and precious stones = six
large golden plates with thier incense box
IS and bells Of gold. The united value
of these cups and plates is no less than
$4,000,
The silver service of the cathedral is
very beautiful, and extremely valuable :;
among the pieces are y chandeliers. u
incense boxes, u large branches, feet
HIGH each; - silver cups and incense
burners; 90 silver cardlestlcks and a
multitude OF branches; 3 silver statues !;
l very large silver closet, beautifully en-
graved, for the deposit of holy things 2
lamp standards, with each 1 clusters of
branches; : large standard candlesticks,
each feet high; 20 silver candlesticks,
very large, in the aisles Of the cathedral
Value of silver untensils, in silver, so to
/ 40, 900 dollars.
/ The robes and garments of the priest
+ hood are or the richest and most costly
description. The more expensive were
gifts of the Emperor Charles Y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15

* IiERiFF'S SALE.-BY virtue OF an rN,-l,-i...
- issued from the office of the Clerk of The M.
uIct Coul for the county ot Dane Territory of W.
consin, and to nae directed, against The guo., 81 I
chateis. lnl Is and tcnemeuts, of John F Oncili ana
In favor OF John Walsh et al. have levicl, uroU a.
following descriheA renl cstatc. VIZ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-10-15
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,
At FairchildS' Cheap Cash Store.

8 Sill undersigned is now opening a
large stock Of elegant Dry Goods of every
description and style. Purchasers will find al hi,
Cheap Store, all the late patterns of Silks and 9th
er kinds Of Dress Goods, such Alparas, Cling
hams, Dress Trimmings, Hosiery &c. &c. Also.
superior French Drilled black CLOTHS; do Ca~si-
me-s eatllnrts, Sleeps Gray, krutack.y Jeans,
Plain Lnseys and quantity OF ShccIiu-s. white
and brown, together with other kinds OF DRY Goods.
--All sold Cheap fer Cash. Cali and cs.,.n-
Inc them before yuu purchase. No charge Tor shoyv-
ing goods.
D. \. FAIBCUILDS.
Mineral Point, Sept. ,, 1917