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-s- United STATES n,IL -rnA1.

<n~ UNITED STATES NAIL -TEAN-
%-LaNs SHIP GONPAsY-FOR NV ORLEANS
HAVANA AND CHAGREs--LaDdl1g a.
Charleston ard ssValnal-Th- steamship FALCON "
T Thompson Commslr-f, 49, ss f1f 90 aIIfe pore on
Friday D-cemosr a. d. ocio's ron pier No Sonh
River ~ berth secured until pad l0f
Passage 10 New Of-srs .n saloon ........... g.
Passage Do New Orleans ln Lower ClIln ....... fn
Passage 3D. Havana 10 saloon. o.
Passage b. hsvsra To Lover Cshn............... ar
fs-ssz- ID ttsere- in -s'olr...... y
Ps..sge 70 C1sgr-s In Lower Cs+tn ......... ~
Passage from Se~-Orl,ars 10 ssloon ........- i10
Passase ifom hew-Of.-sns 10 Lower Cabin .... 81
freigst % Ch4~fes a. 70 per foot Fr-shf ID New
Or ears e. = ca per foot
Passengers 10 ClAgfes vii - charged fr-ish. 90 =. *
cept wearing sppsfu.- ard 90 his when erceess = %
ms AMP VII comet "a ne Psnaws Inc Fof freight
Or passage apply ~ U ROBFRTs ina We.i-st
Bins q siing signed BY he clerk 90 board snd % 30
pfes-n@i Tor signature - O'Clock A 81 o. ~ day q
sailing rf4 fDf
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SCHOOLS.

l. {. -tHAFFEK.-Professor Of Dancing and Ns.k
y q now forming classes ~ The Academy ~ ne
Misses Dixon ~ Hudsoust Newly ors. aud a. he broos
Ism Grammar school Heury-st corner of Asnucst Brook
81. For farther particulars please apply 4. shove o. ~
10 PARENTS AND GUARDIAN~.-A hons
Tor y0lrg sie from he age Of six TO fourteen years
here they viii be- carefully instructed in every branch
0fusefui or ornamental education moderate terms =.
lsuOu healthy pan u the city Good references vii De
given Csrds % address - had A. ~ Lheuys % w
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ttfl, ~AlI,

$3.50 '.l ii.
. VACANT Ior- FOR ~tIt c.rY e'n
~ v.,,,-. . p .r .,.. t..r. i,.areof
WI Fri hErNN GO - Nf.sI
-.
II. nd sac slls.at n ntrrn.i' le..s fi'T ir.
49, .n.-.| HlNl NulNN t'
r- Na.r sffn
x. FoR -ALE oW FNCnsNeE. rev iar
49, a.l .sserrr. .rls .o.se .a arr-rs sgr.ar
IL ... .-.frr. ...nrIrensr. l".l.re ~
r.r HUNTINGTON 60 ' Wa.s tr' - f
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o HAht HNNt y .f e1
N ir7a.rr ~ hDN.. l,,,.toN. F. GO
fo ~. ~. 8. - ~ 80 .-ra.a.r.y
- desired. srt "a rffenr. ~ u
lnql 10 " ~ ~. 'r.
nII~'
q Foh AL ~ 49,, .......I II nj
~ Sn.h W.-i-s s,e investment t' -s.h customer %,
car ~ frgs,3 AiI' "'' I'm.
tlublhlh
- t... ....,
q vt fhi Nit -'hh. t..' Il. p . f..l
deep rl' t.nf 'f0'-N N t-.I Z. . 80. II,
'- ..' '-f ~. $3.50. 81. r.rt...l' as srg'gfo
u'ffw baFfl hfh. Al'N'ne-i' n''t''
At puty,TI -RIF.-r,,o fo.s or ,he .o1h
n re 81, rmraN ..- ~. ~. .s., y, seecrs
.. ..., ~. -. ~ Il. 80 .--h.s A 81 one or .he
'os.ss'' corner e e, Pr .. s' o.. m, '''' o.
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- 10 ~ 80 80, B '-lrl. D.. N.4af, ..Iri o.
e. I'd 1900. 40 49, Al : Sd q.r
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be resi % -. '.t "A, 80. f.U.n.f
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=, r,,.,.qE -ht TIA. .,f. IN = ,ffh eide
@ - - ..,..r.. I. Il fs.f p a. ID Fshir
~ -r,s 40. t,,o oi. on be- No'ih .iie Of rwcny.
- ,,,-'.-..,, i. led pa. I'D seventh avenue
a. ..., 81. .r fh. S.a.h side nf Thirty furfHst conn
,.tr, ll0 f.st Fa. a. seventh stenuerscl lu 81 POP
hi'i Nr ''Ns ggysv,rtn tf.rt.,,.., Rfoaf.
OH \ nN'''N'''
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f'' W" +" y. ... - ~ 6..t .iar4. IN m.
H 'uN'ssNt ~ ~. 49,. ,.,f..,r. l. L. wnh
'ulNtt, VIZ 49,. - - ,,i to 49, -r,te order
't-t'n pr -lT ~. 49,, H., go. ,.,s.f 4 y oil
'fr " -NI.t ?" t'. 'N" - - b.. 80 ID,
2" fhI .ni -h-n' "a tIIfItAvs
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DIARIES For 1870

-, EXERAL KINDS OF DIARIES COW on hsnd, ard So
Nrra oh-r kinds Publishing by ne subscriber. ard
sod A. The prices wholesale and retail ~ h- book
s1d ssrorery store Of BELL GOULD
og0 y IS Nsssau-st Tribune Buld.las
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DRY GOODS.

GENERAL TAILOR.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHlSG-lg2 FULTON-sT
INOR CASH 81 retail cuiy.-We esteem 10 pleasure 10
show soods whether you buy or lot You select
rom STOCK q $4,000 " new goods bolghi 'of cash and
cuf by experienced cutters 70 suit al classes u people
toaks IRON ~ io--t
Dress end frock COATS OBJ % IS
Goats s4rplls from o. i0 -
Over sack t1gss and business Goals from .... 81 % ID
AZ % TO
E-sls of cloth velvet plain and fancy, ON 81 20
Cloths eassneres and v-stlgs siWsys hand 90 make
to measure suns furnished 10 - hours
Remember l0. Fuon s. directly opposite me od North
zen Church he Cd stand - block u Broadway.
y B-No connection with any otr-r store 10 tbs city
Oh III DANIEL ?. SMITH. ~ Fu.Ion-st
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* HAWF tUANlT 'Ir eNe .1r. .rfn f sn.t f.I
= I. -...rfrr sesI Hf I.e ff.fs N fIn Hudson
n f-.r,.ra.f HINfI NnrON CO
-.- r NsIsl ~. '1HI
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I,uE REPUBIIC COOKING sTOVE /. mad

L 10 bake eqns TO brick oven by lie peculiar coasuc
ton and The Of BOnconcucing the upper
surface Of the bottom Of the Stove and the upper
snfsce OF heupper plate Of the II only need be
be appreciated. Also, FOR sale PsTlOr Alright
Stove Tor gether with general assortment Of
ynce Cooking Stoves Hell and Olhce Stoves sold whole
.ae and retail by MCPHERSON L GUEST,
O28v -. MAter-st.
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TWBANK's HYDRAULICS

Nd COPIES N tls work are now ready cors DIR Z
severa. hundred Eugrayings LEI every mechanic ~
arfnr every lawyer paeufe- or farmer examine tfis
orE ard hey may save hundreds % dollars thereby -
rice :. b. For ssleby al booksellers. aul7 DWASN
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SJO''wGr. i1-ir Cd cot1es 10 iuok AXE -ew.-CAl 3.
ne cleaning, cylns, tailoring ard repairing ESTABLISHMENT
- Gotsi where yo1 sc- A. grease. rch tar Cue
Snd paint extracted without sollns e.on, ne scores:
n1-e 40 90 re los. reasonable .rl-s b J. 5 NOAH
= Gods i've ccogs fron Beekma,, ~ Y. rs IN.
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p. -zzzz1s.zc- PATTERSON ~ NEN-hohn
~ ~<ssSisxVT<p RAILROAD LiNE---WiSIEh.. -
-~3-->.- RaNGExkST-To Counen.s -, -.
day Oct D. I~sss Pst~ysos Dytf-s o'c.ock A N N;'
elock A N and o'cock ? N.
Leass NsS~ Yes 0c.ock AN ~ o'ci0cs " ~
o'c.0,kPA on SUNDAYS
L~ss Pef<rea nsy6,-s y cl0cs AN a1d 0clost -
Lra,s yr~ Y~s-s o'c.oss An snd I osloca ~
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III. WANTED-A good secondhand Plano
tt ~ Fore for about $iOo. Cal on z. WHITE.
TTNH1si ihe Merchants Hotel, Corusnd-st where
j j Jhe may found Tor Two aAys nl7 p
-Hs--FOR ~tIE-A new rosewood Plano
u = forte trst-rae Instrument, sad W.. b
fTDC7 1sod cheap. Apply - Wnie-si.
j I'LL ~
e INSTRUCTION on THE PIANO
II sFORTE p isEofcrt- Mus taIsht by a
I'll IL 4 1young lady, fl.y compeieli a. her own
j NJ ] Iresit-rc- or ~ hose ~ her pupils Terms
very moderate Apply a. :. Thld.aserue, Nee-lork, or
IS Prospect 81 Brookin us lw'
sS<F UR SALE-Atthe ot s,sad.7 Barclay.
Exffsl Ess. opposite he Asior huus- variety 81 "a
HEH Ne and octave Fanofories " every 7At
J iteru. Nth e. ne modern iwrrl ven -ris il
rosewood al mahogany warranted o. 1--WE ss-slc
gor or saie fisnos hire.
a. Sinh JAMES THOMPSON. ist- rAiinls- Randal
A<~2o- FIArOEDRrk~.- Ferso-s Aao1i TT
80 chasing ANS ~lu rld % tu greir stTsr-
II lsg- % ca. Al z. Gees CO.. MA-lfsc'C-
~ Z ~ iai ful1nft lWesi ~ Bfps1wsyl
s-rers assorner o Mahogany s1d Rosewco Pisros
ssry hand. whira s he sol ow for -ssn approved
pkp-r D-s7rr 81 pf-l 90 fa.Is, Terms.
my-T Z. GLENN CO. Us Fut1n-sg.
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BRUSHES. BRUSHES .-Counry Merchants and
- the public generally vii md u 10 their advantage TO
cal al the Brush Factory 81 PeRrl-s. FrslknsqgEre,
before purchasing and examine The extensive assortment Of
Brushes Of every puon which The subscriber sseng
a. The lowest pnces Constantly hand Paint Brushes
Sash Tools, Nsnsh Brushes NhewAsh do, Dustng do
Scshhing DO. Stove do, HAIR DO Tooth do Nal DO &c &c
JOHN X. HOPPEL. So Pear-s- FRANK in-scr.
s2SmTuTIs-
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Exs.ytN-xSs,Rcis ~ ..'... cL'''foSe,
Ca. Ins. kIrra every r....IsF fNI tfktNfN'
Car IUHIran every sllHff.I. a Hr- q y fw -
NifIars. .,f psssentrrs sr| i~.Eht t. Gtlfs srts
frr e.rart fIrr She sIfI lffH I01ns Al stIs. a.
Portable -nnIns snf A. expressly "a Hn p ff
ffi So rrnfrr .~rra nf pasf.nFrHs An.a i F1ift-t
in nnr f'I ffe sinEfs fl sharon. Pine fans 81 y.
His lmai al WILLIAMSON Vail i.l".s
r. poR KFlroHr tsD wnolt
z ~, --ri.IONN POINT lanf'n. fl ffi iltEs.e
e..I asH Na Steamer Illif lIAhr 80
ltsrh.is ~ fIef ed 0r.rlsPH daily .@arfls -tss
a,iI foe ifo Shove psrHs -jfF
U-~ -1sIiN i-tA~n tIkhh.af,
81 - auloai ~ Arfs fsIAhnkA ell 80
IH''nss
Iear. Stow fUik sfl NJ ~ n a emf tfh
leave Cuaranunn oil . IN fl ~ arf 30 n en-
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80 oK >A.R or ENCm,NGE -Far t.'oo

- fes.r~d srt ference az cssl. Necessary
.rs..-- n ur NTtNHrON A 60
.'.-l,.s Walls. Hrs. 'HNI
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EwBANK ON HYDRAULICS

4 No MECHANICS Comp e.e sets ofthis useful WORK
y eight parts numbers may sui be obtained n any
o. he booksellers frce each No - cts. au7 DkN
ARAGO'S LECTURES.
1 NEW EDITION or ARAGOS LECTURES on A..
y ronomy now published Prce -5ceuts copy. :.
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~ -
ol2 III DANIEL P SMITH. lo2 FuIon-sl
'INoTHE LADIE..-PETERR ROBERTS J73 Broad.
way. IA. Just received from ageon The following $50
hsnlEerchief. g. 81 snd - worth 3 aud = q
ordered sheer avn do - pairs embroidered clf. from
heces. rec. Nsenceoles ace cm = yard. 50 black
wells frCu $50 stsncIp collars new patterns
90 breakfast from - upward Hosiery, lnderv-ss
drawer snc gloves fll assortment ala IN
CLOAK-. CIOAks Cheap a. he new cloak
\ sore $50 ladies' su1 Misses c.Oak. c1mprlsing a
The Partisan styles Of re most desirable coOrs aud
beet zieriss trimmed zld finished Of richest ard
most beautiful. mslr-r ar1 varying price from = i1
So earn TIE ls1les % Nsw-fors, Brooklyn and W.
1ils'r.1. Ar1 ne r-hic golrrarF, are especially 10
Wed o. cal, before purchasing e-ewhere, A. MANs
LLls lew store, corner % Csh=rnest ard last Broad
Wy MS ins
4 MEXICAN BLANkET-.-lso case. sns bse-
y comprising sucertne r0oou bound Whitney, hsckl-
lsS s-esr1oaL 1rgro ard coz-g srkei. i1r sac ~
o. NEsNiTH CO. 81 and . Pln--.t
DAlIAGED PRINTS AND DELAINE--Jau
al 81 WN MATHEWS. % oslaanue-sl
(IA~-IC BATTs.-l.ooo b.es q Ae-e wellkaovu
" bal-s vii oe sod low By SEsMlrh co
A -BBURToN FLANNEL-.-io cA.es eHsrs
n heavy and b-schei farrels 'o sac y
L OF SrSMITH co. s. az : Pine-'L
III INCH INDIGO Blue PRINTS re-
-. - c-Fr4 cuusErmlri - indigo bu- Pfui-. ne
t-avy COTS -i1ch-s - a.. su- p-ii-fa- Tor ss- hy
~ C. HARRIS p ExchAaKe-plscf-
CLNDE MILLS Brown DRILLS niche.
s1iia1.e Tor export for ssle b c ? HARRIS,
o. II o Exchsnge-p.soe-
COLORED CANBRICs-O1 fss AL mesisn
o-oa y ErchAns-Pace
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DUOFING.-GOODWIN ROOFING New roofs Of
IL rough board, covered for 4 per fool roofs
bridges over ~ scUSres, - square; zinc
shingles, q 10 S. cents and warranted. GOodwins
shesIhing 10 laid the aes shlnse 10 Is u. b.
cheap durable and hreproof II can be walked with
injury References and s. Wee, Broad
bel d. (hAuhrrs and Warren
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70, -t.a-s...Ess- ron PIrT-BJ KsU sNp
kSG - F" hfs Lilo. - r1lsfs 3. "a. 80. -
NOTE, o. nib f.a1I. 80 - Ne lt'-
sisi-s s- .hfolgt In 8 tl4Is ir5s He~.fofs 80 80
ksIlfHsf. $50 taUous Rod
Leave N-~ fora a. sr1 A n srf 81 D. -" -
l~sTe fhI's gt.. a u a ar1 lH n Iestf %.
move u n zrd p "a Y, .-sss Curf~I.snS =, ~
sfrF. n ne ifs.n. from rlifre dsiY, ~ = -
ft sarge zrd " 1relr. 4 .rc.DraH. Sd LausN~< W =
For hrO4gf lck--- - lie route kTpy in Pnl.l' 49,
o. Railroad Ole corner = a.fs.f AL klsf-1.. -
e. O. souta rhId.i board On st-ar,oai iol' y W.
. WtaN 49,. -.
Fsf- through ffon frIieIe rti. Do f.rs'1fse 80.
Whe~lrE So an M pfis. egs n stop 10 A D~-1
AZ r-s4lIics s~as. FL 3 -s.lf-
W farther MORN alton. sFplylD
l. sLENMrR, Agcul. a Afsrs Coz thg-.
Olt n OFF,. m MaHs e. ID 4 sf-r1Ntt'.
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W FfFllLf kAlLfbAb. ~
c.c-i Leave hrs.1ot ~"
Bsaery. gief No soTh RIVER
Mo- io,k ct t1ifIb>tAtousn fFars ~. eot'
Lesv. New York I. 0'cioes AN Jpn 40
Leave ,il.bethtoen 81 gr,rsAH n, AN ~
Nee lefk Bosacbros4 Asl5 ,Iivtsf Pidflfh 800 f'
Fsirilr 1af Nosersale 80.
L-ss@ Ne~ York O. 0'rlo~k An D ff~.1 ~ a
Leave s0u-ffille ~ u lffeighf An AN AZ
Nsto- ~ 14d - Aifc ~ asf a.. II.
IesF- Nes lork AZ 0closs An lfrt.4ill = ?.
Leave " bite House 81 q lfregtfi n aid y ~ Al
stsx-s Wi b. in readiness. 90 ne arrival " ~ -.
While House BY on. 0cocG trains frotn Nes y "a "a
yey psss~ugcrs t0 Easiur. Al-1tO~n, VIA ,,1-sa
Aalch Clurk. Pa and 10 en-. lgt1c S0rt bfa1cA.
Ho1.e. Lebanon. { ininr Ben .t-ul. kc j. ~
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TvpEFOR SAL.
S0l LIS MiNiON TYPE. ll- stee - lst-y 1s-3
,JNVou rs pspcr e. ~ tecls prr o..
go % Asa-. ne ale 1sst .1 81 r-ilsi1f
co'u = c--rs per d.
TERMS CASH. cay BE- 71rchssr- j cus-.lss e
slil applicants GREELEY a-ELlArE
mVlr MASMu
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|. rnINnKN rOR -ALK NJ FL.l,-la.,

- DaIrhsss g. which nj nr best stands m ne
~ eourig with sI ne Casks psrefn- s. 10 ~hl
steam ar nr hlfss power ell r"w sni n hsirar ofi-i
flrs ushnr to se into t@ foundry business "ni r, We
90 rtU arf -asnI.- IT, shove properly ~ p. 49, f
,.s..r.....- f.rlr. Arr.rtn las "a WILLIAMS
DI fmnAM FInNs|nisr nni.N'-f 20 y '
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
Ee ectiOn Notice.

Notice is hreby given, that on the Tues
day succeeding the first Monday in November,
A. d. 1913, (the 9TH day Ct November) at
the usual places Of holding elections In the
several precincts In the County Of Iowa, an e.
lection will be held for the following officers,
to wit:
Four Electors of President and Vice Presi-
dent,
One Member Of Congress,
One State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton,
One Senator Of 9Th Senatorial District,
One Member of Assembly in northern Dis
trict,
One Member of Assembly in southern Dist.
One Judge Of Probate,
One District Attorney,
One Sheriff,
One Clerk of Circuit Court,
o Coroner.
One Register ofDeeds,
One County Surveyor,
One Comfy Treasurer,
Three County Commissioners,
One County Commissioners Clerk,
Three School Commissioners,
One County Collector,
Three County Assessors,
Three Justices ofthe peace in each precinct,
Three Constabes in each precinct,
Three ence Viewers in each preci ct,
The opening of the poll of said Election
will be at O'Clock A. NJ, and not closed f.
nally before 5 o'clock P. NJ, of that ay.
LEVI STERLING,
Sheriff Io,ca County, Wis.
Sheliff,s Office, Mineral Point, Sept. IL,
1913.
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ESCGDPI.


A liberal reward will be given for the arrest and
detention of three prisoners that made their es-
cape from the jail OF this county, on the evening
OF the 3Oth OF August last, VIZ: Patrick Walsh,
Henry Brown and Francis Mc6iary, Jr, all from
Lafayette county, and describedas follows:
Patrick Welsh was about 20 years of age, 5
feet or inches high spare buil, dark complex
ION, dark straight hair, gray eyes, oval face round
shouldered and weighs about 35 pounds He is
an Irishman by birth, and had on when he LETT
white cotton shirt, black cloth waistcoat and pants
old cloth cap and pair OF coarse brogans-
lie was committed for assault with intent to
commit rape.
Henry Brown, about g years of age 5
feet four inches nigh full chest, stout built and
stands very erect Has round face blue eyes,
and light brown hair. He had on an old black
cloth cap pair OF bedtclz striped pants and
pair of coarse boots. Committed for horse-steal-
ing.
Francis MClcary, jjr.,is between 9 and 20 years
old feet inches high, full chest, stout built
dark brown, straight hair, hazle eyes dark eve
brows, round face and fiat nose Had on white
cotton undershirt with blue wooden one on over
it, light colored cotton pants coarse brogans and
was bare headed. Committed for threats to abuse
his father and burn his house
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff.
Iowa County, Wisconsin,
Sheriff S Office Sept ?, 1913. Itf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
E. CORNISH

Nh AY be found at his old stand, two doors above
1fA the Store of Beech & Tilley, where he is
now receiving large stock of STOVES, among
which may by found the following:
EMPIRE AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVES;
NIAGARA AND ALBANY CRY Do
PREMIUM AND Pardon Do
DOUBLE OVEN DO
Air tight ParloT and Plate Stoves ofvarious nat
terms and sizes; together with a general assert
ment OF I'm COPPER, zinc, LEAD, SHEET IRoS.
WIRE &c, &c, which he will sell as cheap for
Cash as they can be bought at any shop in this
section OF country.
ID Merchants supplied at eastern prices, with
the addition of transportation
Job work done with despatch, and on rea-
sonable terms. oct13, 81.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
T. II ALlMM LIN HOUSE
IN rA ED
General Stage Office.
HIGH STREET, MINERAL POINT, WIS,
BY l. 7. LATHROP,

BYI T. LATHROP,
WHO respectfully informs the public that he
w has recently enlarged his house and will be
happy to receive all who may favor him with a
call
From his long experience in the business he
fatters himself that he give general satisfac-
ton.
Thankful for past favors he respectfully solicits
continuance of the same. A large and commo-
dious barn is attached to this establishment une-
qualed by any in Mineral Point. Horses and car
riages to let at all times.
Stages viii leave his house daily during the
season for Platteville, Galena, and Dubuque also
for Madison and Milwaukee connecting with the
different routes through the state he has also made
the following
NEW ENHANCEMENT
Itcice tceek from Mineral PoiH TO Fraaj,lin.
The subscriber would respectfully INFORM the
travelling public that he has made arrangements
for running Stage twice a week, to w.t. on
Tuesday and Saturday, from
MINERAL POINT TO FRANKLIN,
by the way of Linden, &c To leave Mineral
Point at S clock IN the morning and return the
same day.
Stages leave his House three times a weak for
Madison, Milwaukee, Galena, &c. Packages &c.
transmitted with and despatch
l. I. LATHROP.
Mineral Point, April, 18th, 1s4S. 33-d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27

>NnERIFF'S SALE.-Notice is hereby given,
y that by virtue of writ of fere fatlas, issued
out of the Office ofthe Clerk OF the District Court
in and for the County OIL Iowa, State OF Wiscon-
sin, and to directed, against the goods and chat
Ties lands and tenements of David Dixon and
Robert w Gray and in favor of Whitney Smith,
William Kendall and William S. Philips, late CO.
partners under the name firm and style OF Smith,
Kendall and Phillips, did on the 9th day of DC
tober, A. ID. 1S4S, levy on all the right title and
interest of the above named defendants, in and to
the following described property to wit: The east
half of the north east quarter of section No ten
(1O) in Township No four, (4) OF range No. two
~ East, containing eighty acres; also the north
west quarter Of the north east quarter of section
No fourteen (14,) in township No. four (4,) Of
range No. two (2) east, containing forty acres
all of said lands situate, lying and being in the
county of Iowa and state of Wisconsin; which SAID
property will expose to public sale at the front
door of the Court House in the town OF Mineral
Point in the county of Iowa, Wisconsin, on the
18th dav of November, A. d. 1913, between the
hours of nine O clock A. NJ, and four clock P.
NJ, of the said day. to the highest and best bidder,
for cash, to satisfy said writ and costs.
LEVI STERLING, Sheriff,
Io,ca County us.
Sheriff Office Mineral Point, Oct. Q. 1S4S.
JoSEs & CRAwrown, Att Us for Pl f. 6w5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-27
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THE FRENCHMAN AT HIP ENGLISH
STUDIES

Frenchman-Ha, my good f;iend, have
met with one difiiculty-one very strange
word. How you call H ougE?
Tutor-Huff
F.-Tres bien, Huff; and Snuff you spell
S n e h. ha
T.-Oh no, no; Snuff is SIN u-doublg-f.
The fact is words in 0 u g h are little irrsg-
ular. Il
F.-Ah, very good. Tis beautiful language
H g h is Huff. l will remember and
is Cuff. | have one bad Cuff, Ia. !!
T.-No, that is wrong. We say kauf, BOT
Cuff.
F.-Kaugh, eh bien. Huff and Kauf, and.
nardonnes moi, how you call ID 0 h,-
Duff, ha9
T.-No, not duff
F.-Not Duff! All! GU; / understand
it is Dauf, hey?
T.-No, ID u g h spells doe.
doe! 1t is very fine; wonderful Ian
guuge, it is Doe; and Il ug h Is toe, GER
tainement. My beef stake was very toel
T.-Oh no no; you should say Tu!f
Fluff! LIE Diable. and the thing the
farmer uses, how you call him, p u % h9
Pluff, ha, you smile / see l am wronp it is
Plauf! No. ah, then it is Ploe, Eike Doe;
1t is beautiful language, YER fine PEoe2
T-fou are still wrong, my friend. 1t is
Plow.
~" !" Vh"eIiui Idhgudges snail
hhaefstahd yer soon Plow, Doe, Aanfs aud
one rnore-R 0 u q h, what YOU cad General
Taylor; kauf and Ready No ceftainemeIt
u ~ Row and Ready
T--No. X spells Ruff.
f.-Ruh, Ia Let me not forget. n o n q =
Is Ruff, and ID g h is Buff, ia
T.-No, Bow.
f--Ah us yer simple, wonderful lar
guage, but have had what you call K noagh
ha. what you call him.