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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-15

seasonable goods
MEMS BOOTS. Z.
1900 pairs mems thick boots
eco do mems kip do
500 do stout calf do
MEMS 0Ro9tNs'
1900 pairs mems thick brorans
1000 do mems kip hrosaps
500 dc mems stout calf hrogans
81" 90 goat ard car p nniP sole hrsgans
eco PAIRS hoy's thick boots
8 3 do boy,s KY do
50 do youths taick do
go do YOUTHS kip do
BOYS MI YorTHs BRoGANs.
SEQ pairs Youths thick brogans
$40 do yontb's kip do
500 do hoy's kip do
900 do hy's 4 wins calf do
woMEN's KIP LACE BOOTS.
1909 pairs won1en's lace tocts
500 do wOmen's calf do
500 do wmu's morocco DO
800 do wemcu's Kid do
WoMEN's CATER BOOTS. HALE CATERS AND
WALKING SHOES.
2o pairs woulen's CATER boots =
300 pairs thick sole half CATERS
go pairs ramp sole half CATERS
200 pairs ladies' Md buskin welts
100 pairs adde's Kid tie wells
500 pairs womon's morocco and seal reg'd buskins
MISSES iACE ROOTS, &C.
900 pairs misses Md lice boots
$50 do misses goat lace boots
500 do misses kip and calf lace boots
100 do misses halt CATERS
~CHILDREN'S SHOES.
COCO pairs %children's morocco aud leather hootees
laho do 50 leather pePged tootees
Nu do 70 fancy CATERS
Geo do do goat hootees
RUBBER SHOES.
1000 pairs indian rubber shoes, embracing every stvlc
of ladies' and gentlemcnhs rubber shoes that is worn.
Sic FINDlNGS AND STOCK.
Constantly on hand, a large and well selected assert.
ment of shoe stock and fndi IS, viz: spanish sole leah
er, upper leather, KIP and calf skins. morocco. Kid. lin.
ing and binding skins. ~ALSO-Lasts, boot trees. shoe
threads. shoe nails, lacks, pegs, boot web, shoe knives.
awl blades and hats, patent and common pincers, ham T
mefs, rasps, lasting, tacks, gslioous laees. An assort
nleHt % , tne Unpst ana most QDuruyp1 styInS of Erpucb
BOOT and SHOE Ri.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 Ms, we still solicit continuance of the same.
~McCLAiLEN, KNOX Il co.
Wheeling, Sept -, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-15
Camp Infant Cordial.

sTuls IS a p,eparstiaR Of Camp aud several other
a ARTICLES pussrssed OF simiidg qualtti.s. combined in
a ritasaHt cord al, itis intended for infants aud chtl
ascn. and l. recommended "a choiic, iatulencv. aridny
a. tLe stomach and loNes, gripping, pargnla. aud low
=. 90 upialnts GENERALLY. HIS mtHt, pleasant, safe and
q ettuaL. % frilrSvs pain, s9athe5 aua qaieis cross and
tfria.l chtidrsu ~Aeu guNel, lhdnclus eaiui aud COM.
isttsale sleep. pHce ~ eeIts. fofsal- by
scft9 q Il PRYOR & co.
-. E~MRMREi.-The only ant 0rtzed wh1leaa'e and
- rrta1 a1eats ioT EOwuseHds SafsaVarils IN Whee
lac. areG h PRYOR 4 90, a. their Drug and Med.
es,a store. on Main street, j Jew aoors above the Mon.
80 flousr. ErBewArc Of limitations, they arc worth.
- sep0
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WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.
TODD u HOWELL,

a 4 the well known stand Of the Black Mammoth
IA Boot, south md of Market Square, would respect
fuIy inform their customers and the public generally,
that they are now receiving from the Eastern Mauutac
turers a large aud well selected assortment of routs.
shoes, Leather, Caps, Findings, &C. These Goods have
eeeh selected with great care. and are of the hest quality
and latest style, and we most respectfully invite at who
want any OF The above Goods, to call and examine them,
as they VIII be sold as low as al any other House IN tie
city. semi. II tS1S ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-15


NV r are now receiving. direct from the hes, eastern
wv rn9nufsciurcrs, 4 more than ususIiy tsrcc .ss,,,
h'eht OF bn"rs aud SHoEs for FNLL aud Wfvrps Vs.
g large portion OF which have le"H manufactured IN or
der. according TO cr own directions. aud ipfe,,loJ ~
nressi, Tor our retail trade, for our resu ar rus,oners
and an others VII" NAV favor US Win = can go
safely say that never before have we been able IN ,q.r
them So larqe and well selected a stock Of Roots snd
shoes a. az the present time. and we guarantee ,,,amu
equal IN quality of material and workmanship IN hoe
manufactured in any part Of the United states on
stock wIl be found 10 consist, in part. of The follovying
seasonahle goods ''i""ihs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-15
WINDOW GLASS

also a full stock Of window sashes, always Ga hand aud
for sale al No I5 Nam ST. So hOblNsoN.
uar IA
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z 20
pY WIN. ROLE, l5a ~,rS ST.

NEW BOOT s SHOE STORE.
Calol TIC Philadelphia ChcuP Cas-! Store
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-15
NJ 100. AiAlN SrREnr.

-t'sq, ,ee,i tat otisnhit ana single rounded Lnelisl
II usate Ft4turs aud Martiusafs, aNefF ncat atttcic
Ai.o. 81 aaud. a ios of uuf oNu manaistiatei iot sa''
l5,yvr tnsn VISUAL tscp@9l Ntt""L@ 'AhN-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-15
AGAgsas q.
GAas. n al. b"saI.'a',
M,-ogTNBY \ coNANT.

nPFtCE on Nam street, one door SCUM '' ius-
Al Fr,.s re,.desce ,vlEatlN@, VA N"'-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-15

distinguished graduate from one ofthe nfst colleges III
the United States, which NAV he seen by his Dipionia
also. a member Of the ROYAL College of Surgeons, and III
centiate ofthe Apotheearies' Hall, London; andt the grea
ter part Of whoselife has sheen spent IN the hrst hospt
tails IN Europe and America, viz: those OF L@ndon, farf,
aud Philadelphia, may be consulted on all diseases hd'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
EsCaDeG.

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 Both of August last viz: Patrick Walsh
Henry Brown and Francis McClary, r., all from
Lafayette county, and described as follows;
Patrick. Welsh was about 20 years OF age, 8
feet or inches high, spare built, dark complex
lon dark straight hair, gray eyes oval face ronnd
shouldered, and weighs about 135 pounds He is
an lrishman by birth, and had on when he left. a
white cotton shirt black cloth waiscoat and pants
an old cloth cap and pair of coarse brogans.-
He was committed for assault with intent to
commit a rape.
Henry Brown, was about l9 years of age, 5
feet four inches high full chest, stout built and
stands very erect Has a round face. blue eyes.
and light brown hair. He had on an old black
cloth cap pair of bedtck striped pants and
pair of coarse boots. Committed for horse-steal-
ing. -t@ets ZHs- .E
Francis NJ Clcary,jr.,is between 10 aud 20 years
old. feet inches high, full chest, stout built,
dark brown, straight hair. hazIe eyes, dark eye
brows, round face and flat nose. Had on a white
cotton pndershirt with a 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. Office, Sept. ?, 1S48. 1tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
JAMES DUNDAS,
M0RDECAI ID. LEWIS
SAMUEL w. JONES, Trustee,
ROBERT l.. PITFIELD.
ROBERT HOWELL,
N THoMAs & Sous .9iscsioacers
EsEe. GsssSp ODDS
| N Ola CUIiIAG OGU F.


Ia Tic clreof Icra aud .4eHe, CAW Eerc Danh
.asaC, hteTnileAf aud I.,i.,fcnf fcrcrx ;,rcr
Coiaptai,if, Jaeadiee Endorsement ~ me L,rcc
infringement ihe 1'ico', ao Of tic ra,.ous Jams
or bLLLIOtS DiSEASES
This invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice OF several years III a bilious
climate, and IS NEVER KNOWN no FAIL OF curing
ferq AID .4gHe, or any of the diseases allows
named
The wonderful operation of the Cholasoguc ia
erad;catlrS bic rom tue human system can onlr
explain lis extraordinary ageucy in tie spcet u
hormsh and permanent cefe 81 teref and .7sHc.
and the various grades OF intermittent and remit,
tent teyers Il is equally ecctual Tor tue cure OF
Liver complaint, iaundce, enlargement of the liy-
or: also enlargement of the spleen, called 8eue
Cake, and the various forms OF bilious indigestion
These, with the other varied affections oi such
climates arising from common aids5,,ai cdnsc alc
only notifications of the same disease, aud equal
ly controlled by thc same rc1lo6y
Ii Is entirely rcsca6le preparations and may he
taken BY any one with perfect safety to the most
delicate constitution lnIepeatcd Instances it ha.
been adno istercd TO iEiaats lass than month old
suffering from attacks of Fever and ! gLe and al
ways with entire success, In uuaberless instances
constitutions greatly Impaired aud apparently ru-
ICED by long residence in a bilious climate have
been entirely restored by its continued and eff
cieut use.
The ebove medicine is for sale by Beech & Til
ley Mineral Point J. WaSlcy < Co. Pcdlar Greek
auo \ {. kynersou y Co. Dod@evic. 5U-y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
ESaEgEaGass.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals viii
be received at the office of the County Comrnss-
toner's of Iowa County, until the first Monday in
October next, for the maintenance and support OF
the Paupers ofIowa County for the term of one
year, at the rate of so much for each Pauper for
said term
the supplying OF Medicine and attendance to each
sick and disabled Pauper, for said term. The
terms Of the lowest bidder will be adopted, if per
fectly satisfactory to the Board of County Com
missioners . a.I
II. B. WELSH, Cl'll. Sd. Co Coulrs
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
oVOfice.

ALL persons having unsettled notes or ac-
counts due the subscriber viii save costs to them
selves and confer lasting obligations upon him by
calling and setting the same before the 2Oth Sept
l84S as all accounts remaining unpaid at that
time VIII be placed in the hands of the Justice of
the Peace for collection NFt
THEODORE ROD0LF.
Aug. 80 1S4S. zle. 50tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
EDsgsOsEgSEDa.

The copartncrship heretofore existing between
J o. x }. ID. JENKINS, under the style of j. c.
Jenkins & Co, is tins day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted to the said firm
either by Note, or Book account will please pay
the same without delay
Dodgeville, Aug. %, 1S48 -s>
The Undersigned viii continue the sale of rer-
ehandise at the old stand of J c. Jenkins & Co.
where be will be pleased to see and serve his old
friends and acquaintances and tae public generally.
rss-f- are s-.- ]. G.. JENKINS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
5posGep.


LIFE.
ny cURRES BELL, AUTHOR OF lane EYRE.
Life. believe, is nat dream a
So dark as sages say
OF little morning rain
FDrtells pleasant day
Sometimes there are clouds of gloom,
But these are transient all;
II the shower viii make the roses bloom
O why lament its fall!
Rapidly, rlerrily.
Lies sunny hours fit by,
PRACTICALLY. eheerily, af
En;oy as they fly
What though Death at times steps in,
And calls our Best away 4sR So
What though SORROW seems to win,
Der hope heavy sway2
ethope againelastic springs.
UncoHquored, though she FELL
Still buoyant are her golden wings.
Still strong 10 bear us well.
Nanlully, 1eariesslyi 5e
The day oftrial bear,
For gloriously, VIGOROUSLY,
Can.courage quell despair!
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
THRILLING ADVENTURE.

We heard the other day story related by.
an old sailor, Captain Jacobs. which made a
great impression upon us, and which we wish
we could repeat with the JUNCTION of the nau-
teal phraseology OF the worthy narrator.
1t occurred during the last war. The cap
tain, who is native of Plymouth, was rum
ming Oh the coast in schooner laden with
flour He had nearly reached his destination,
"hcn he was overhauled by the enemy's fri
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
Land for Sale.

TMPORTANT and peremotorv ss,a - ph;n,a,,
phia, OF about $4,000 acres of Land in Illinois
and Wisconsin f8sess s~eN-' = : - --''''o's
On Tuesday, the THIRD day of October. 1s4s. AT
O'clock IN the evening at. the Exchange. in the
city of PhiladelplYia and state Of +L
subscribers will sell at public auction to the b;ab
est bidder by order of the Trustees of the Rink
of the United States under deed of ASSIGNMENT &c
first of May 1884, Al ,53S 42-10Oths acres of land
lying IN the counties OF La Sale Bureau. RocL
Island, Marshall, Putnam, Henry and Mercer. in
Illinois, viz: POSES 70-100ths in Bureau-17.o13
2-l00ths in Lasalle.-I019 46-1OOths in RocL
Island.-1,200 in Marshall 800 in Putnam =
657 Sl0oths in Henry-121 s6-1ooths in Mercer
and 7,i36 2-100ths acres in the counties of
Grant Iowa, Green and Portage in Wisconsin. viz,
1,-iS0 in Grant; 2,1l6 2-f00ths in Iowa 2 900
in Green and 800 in Portage q Is 5a
These Lands were all selectedby an experienced
agent IN the years 1885 and 1886, and were belle
we'd to comprise some OF the most valuable lands
IN the above named States They are derived by
titles patent from the United States, and will be-
sold clear of Taxes to the end of the year 1915
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums not exceeding one thousand dollars
cash; over one thousand and not exceeding three
thousand dollars one half cash and the remaining
half in one year; over three thousand one third
cash, one third in one year, and ono third in two
yeaIs-with interest on the credit payments at the
rate of of SIX per cent. per annum.
A discount OF i've per cent. on the principal of
the deferred instalments, will be allowed if paw
ment thereof be made within thirty DAYS from the
time of sale. With the deeds will be delivered te
the purchasers, the original patients from the L.
nited States -. ....
A memorandum of the terms of sale will be
signed by the Trustees and delivered to the pur,
chasers, and the purchasers viii be required to do
the ike The deed viii be delivered whenever the
whole purchase money shall have been paid and
in all. cases of default of payment, the land may
be sold over again at public sale at the Philade,
phia Exchange, without further notice 10 the de,
taultng purchasers at their expense and risk, re-
spectiyely.
JAMES DUNDAS, @ \
M0RDECAI d. LEWIS asl ee.
SAMUEL w JONES' Trustees
ROBERT l.. PITF1ELD
ROBERT HOWELL,
II. THoMAs & Sous, .4iscsioacers
93. Walnut Street Philadcphia
- Printed catalogues giving particular de-
scrptlon OF the size and locality OF each tract NAV
be haa at the Auctioneers. OF c. s. Folwell secy
of the Trustees, at their office, 10 Walnut street
Philadelphia; OF s s. Taylor, Chicago, H. and of
the Sheutfs OF the respective counties ia which the
lands situated.
-A'J $3.50. ser4 -. J ftdS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
SCIENTIFIC AMERlCAN-NEW VOL UME



The Publishers of the Scientific American re-
specially give notice that the FOURTH YEAR
LY VOLUME of their Journal will be common
ced on Saturday, Sept 22d. This publication DIFF
ers entirely from the many magazines and papers
which food the country. 1t is a Weekly Journal
OF Art, Science and Mechanics, having for its OBJ
ject the advancement of the Interests of ME-
CHANCES, MANUFACTURES, and INNEN-
TORS. Each number is illustrated with from
five ten original engravings OF new mechanical in
ventions, nearly all OF the best inventions which
are patented at Washington being illustrated in
the Scientific American. 1t also contains week
ly list of American patents; notices OF the pro-
gress of all Mechanical and Scientific improve
ments practical directions on the construction
management and use of all kinds Of machinery,
tools &c. Essays upon Mechanics, Chen1strysand
Architecture accounts of Foreign Inventions; adj
vice to IuEentors Raj Road Intelligence. togeth-
er with vast amount Of other Interesting, useful
and valuable iniormation The Scientific Ameri-
can is the most popular journal of the kind ever
published, and of more Importance to the interest
OF Mechanics and ln,enfoFs than any thing they
could possibly obtain 1t is printed with clear
type on beautiful papef and being adapted to bin
ding, the subscriber Is possessed at the end OF the
year, of large volume OF Io0- Hundred md Sir-
teen pages, illustrated with upwards OF Five humid
red Mechanical Engravings, and an Index
TERMS--Tvyo dollars year, in advance or if
desired one dollar in advance the remainder in 6
months. To clubs--5 copies, SIS: ten copies. ST )
Those who wish to subscribe have only to enclose
the amount in letter, addressed TO
MUM * co.
Publishers of the Scientific American,
New York,
II All letters must be Post Pad
Volume Third bound, 81 10, or in sheets So, per
for sale. They may be sent safely to any part of
the country. Patents secured, and mechanical
drawings executed at the cheapest rates at the of
fee of the Scientific American.
XOTICE-The School Commissioners of Iowa
Iscounty viii hold meeting at the Commission
ers Office in Mineral Point on Thursday the 2lst
inst.
II. B. WELSH, elk
BID School Com, l. C. Wis
Mineral Point, Sept, T. 1848. tim
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29

r1 ss4S.6O
This IS the State that is all the time talking
OF dissolvlng the Union, and whose statesmen
think 1t unconstitutional and sinful to improve
Lake Harbors. These fellows are always
begging for appropriations for their harbors.
but If the north wants anything, they talk of
dlssolying the Unon.-T Chicago Democrat.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29

The IRISH REBEILLoN.-It is now known
that the uprising in Ireland has been stifel
with the English bayonet; but still this is a
dear victory to. England. A London cores
pondent OF New FORK paper says - az
1.-The expense, however, to the British Gov
eminent has been very great, at which people
here grumble much, as the finances are indeed
at very low ebb at this time, and very little
prospect Of having a favorable turn
This outlay has a reactionarY effect en- Eng
land. The taxes have to be increased-and
thus augment the elements of growing dis
content in England-in order to put down the
lrish liberals. The people begin to ask wheth-
er oppression does rot cost too much.-His-
c01sstn. s@ eesss 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29

4 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE. - Notice is
Ia hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed administrator upon the estate of
Herm Albert Burrichter, late of the county of
Iowa, Wis, deceased All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to settle the same without
delay. and all creditors OF said estate are desired
to present their claims duly authenticated for al
lowance. ANTON EITIOFF.
Sept. 4. 1S4S. ~ 1w3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
THE TELEGRAPH PATENT. CASE.

FRANKFORT, (hy.) sept. =.
Eight days have been consumed in reading
dispositions and examining various tcIegraphs.
Kendall q Co., brought in a Morse's instru-
ment. O'Reilly submitted Steinhiel instru-
ment, In addition to the two Columbian instru-
ments. These instruments Were all worked
and eXpiainedby Mr.. Barnes, one ofthe inven-
tors of the Columbian.
Mr.. Barnes reluested Professor Morse to
correct any errors, if errors had been made in
the explanation. Judge Monroe made SINH
lar request.
Professor Morse replied, by stating he had
nothing to sly. Messrs. Morse and Kendall
through their counsel, persist in claiming a
monopoly of electro-magnetism for telegraphic
purposes. $50 :
O'Reilly's counsel resists the claim on
several grounds-alleging the want of orig
Inallty, and frauds connected with the patent
at the same time showing that the new tel
egraph used in the O'ReillY limo, between
Louisville and New Orleans, is not an infrinG-
ment on anything invented BY Prof Morse
O'Reilly's counsel also assert. that the mon
opoly OF general principle cannot be main
tanned, as 1t Is contrary to law and Justice
The dispositions and documents would already
form large volume. The whole field ofelec-
trio discovery. is brought in review; and patent
laws and patent cases are stated on both sides
to the fullest extent. 5s-.e- se- = )
The great question at issue, renders this
case one OF the most important ever tried ia
the United States.
SOUTH CARoLINA.-It will be seen by. the
Appropriation Bill, that the following sums
have been appropriated to improvements in S.
G.. e4t
Fort Moultrie G.. Harbor $4,000
Charleston Harbor 10000
Fort Sumpter G. ilarbor s 10000
For additional work on Ft. Moultre 5000
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
81 W Do.

DoUnLE QvEy .sX g Do T
Air tight ParIor and Plate Stoves ofvarious pat
terms and sizes together with a general assort-
ment of Thy, CoPrER ZISc Liam, SHEET mos,
WIRE &c, &c, which he viii sell as cheap for
Cash as they can be bought at any shop in this
Section of country.
IL Merchants supplied at eastern prices with
the addition of transportation. ggUE
Sob work done with despatch, and on rea-
sonable terms. oet13, 81. s .
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
In the United States
District Court in and for
-the County of Iowa, Ter
ritory OF Wisconsin.
March Term a. ID. 1915.

foreclosure Of Mortgage
Is virtue OF a decretal order mude In the above
ID entitled cause in the court aforesaid on the I'D
day of March, isis Henry Wagner. one of
the Masters in Chancery in and for the County of
Lafayette, and Territory Of Wisconsin, viii eX-
pose to sale at Public Auction, TO the highest and
best bidder, on Saturday, the Sd day OF June next,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. at the
door OF the Court House lii the town OF shells
burg in the County of Lafayette aforesaid the
following described pieces parcels OF land, stu-
ate lying and being in Elk Grove, in said County
of Lafayette, and Territory OF Wisconsin, and
are distinguished on the map OF the United States
Survey, as the East half OF the South East quar-
ter and the East half of the North West quarter.
of Section number fifteen (13) in township mum
Der two CD of range one % East of the 4th
Principal Meridian, together with all and singular,
the privileges and apputenances thcreunto be
longing or in any wise appertaining. Dated 20
April, 1913. HENRY WAGNER
Master in Chancery Lafayette Co W. t.
EAFoN & CoTaREN Sol. FOR Compt. 80 ids.
The above sale is adjourned until tAe first (lst)
day of September. A. ID, 1918, al ten [I0) CLOCK
AN HENRY WAGNER
Master in Chancery, L. i. C.. Wis.
Shulsburglh June 3 oAS. 40tds
The above sale is-iarther continued until the fst
day of October pe1t ard to take place 1T the same
place and time Of day above nieationed
ROBERT NJ LONG, Sheriff.
La Fayettc County, Wis.
. 4 1919
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-09-29
STOVES AND TIN WARE,
e. CORNISH

II. OUHNItT
lAE \ he found at his old stand. two doors above
uA the Store of Beech x Iilley. where he is
now receiving a large stock of STOVES. among
which may by found the following,
EMPIRE Air T>IGHr CooKISG STOVES;
NIAGRIA AND ALBANY CRY Do. n 4.