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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-22
real. ESTATE.

REAL. ESTATE.
-. TO LET-The store basement and lofts in bU'B
NJ i9g % Gold-'L Inquire Of + s. coNkLina, 5
o.. To LIT The second floor OF Hou.o i9i Folton-n
NJ ARgiy. va the premises
o. TO LET-rhe upper part OF a house very pl--.-
anty situated IN Rivnsi east OF Allen y old
be rented % a small, senleel family Apply az 37t
Peailst ~ 2us'
e.. HOUSE AND Lot WANTED To purchase
H.s or Jesse, The wost side Of Chstham-st Or ths
sun Office. 2alr
g. To LET-Elom the l.t Of May part OF the lsrge
~ basement Office, 80 Waist This ONCE 10 well cal.
~ cuis,ed for an Insurance company or stationery
store Room for single desks 70 l,L lnquIe Of
a.. To LET.-Psrt OF house % Kins-n two room.
s and two bedrooms the second door, one bedroom
- Ia third story and sfont basement To small FAINT
y only Rent 500. May be seen between and O'clock
lp2sis at the bookstore corner or''d and Broadway
"a TO LET-From the II. Of Nav nett, tho whole o.
: part OF the basement Of the Church the
of Fourth sod South Third cts. WtlIsaIsbureh.-
The location the central in the village, and alto
gsther well caleu.ts for private school the viii
Wnism.burrb, or WIN MILE. 80 Chry.,is-.t s:f 81
- FOR sALE-A BARGAIN-A house. shop bs'p.
Hl sud one acre Of sud n pleasant part o, Ne~Jsn.y
Railroad depot. snd on al old stass-Iosd wners stage
pa,.s. the twice day very desirable place 'ofs
slss sS "a D. pRp Ma.9
vsn.s coscn maker. 50 Leonsrdst. N YORK 22flwsod.
80 EXtCUTOK-' SALE OF VILLAGE PKOP.
~. FkTY.-Pursusnt e. the asst wal aud testament -f
~ BENJAMIN WHITE, oscssssd, will be sold st pub
lie suction "Wednesday, the let day OF March a.
o'clock p 81. upon the premises
No THE Homestead Of said deceased beautifully ut
u.sd 10 thu pleasant village Of Shrewsbury, Monmouth
County and stse Of NewJessy 10 the midst Of feurdE
f,r-nt psc-s Of worship and but about two miles from
steamboat landings from which two boats tin the Sun
season. ply daily 70 add fom the City Of Ns~Yors
.o line Of ms stages running through said village tom
keyPort 10 Long Branch six days OF the wssk The i'm
proyements spacious two story dwelling house tDd
Kitchen tuit Of the very best materials and In excellent
condition together with large barn aud ali other
sery out buildings
No IA valuable building lot lylns on the wet VI the
leading from the village ~ Red Bank, adjoining at
Of Rev Harry Finch, containing 80 10 sores
Tho sbove property most certainly presents induce
ments rsreiy 10 be met with particularly 70 such
DESTROYS Of obtaining enyisbls country residence
Persons wishing farther information relstiys ~ the
above prem ses Will p-ass call on WiLLIAMC WHILE,
corner u Nafen-lsns sod Pssr.st YOrk GEORGE
HANCE, Shrewsbury JOSEPH WHITE Eaton .owp,
hose residing upon the premises.
cHARLEs u WHITE y,.cu,a,,
JOHN sTATESIR, b]N''"'~
Shrewsbury, January y. 1913. 11f -
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EYE AND EAR.

nR POWELL attend. daily 70 diseases Of the Eye and
~ Ear It BIS Office, 26l Bfosa way, entrances In war
Dr. Powell. Treatise on the Eye" price 50 cents
BE- had a. hi' Once AZ, ms seise,ins Eye ana fsf
American Institute.
Ar,iaeai Ey,. constantly for ssle. 22f lrn,sodk4tw
rVHRE.HISG MACHINE-ysUs enhanced aod
price reduced Z Wsrr-ns ate i'm proYsment 10 the
Horse power snd ThreshiDg Machine.
The inventor having speut he st Is years Ia bringing
10 perfection this valuable mschiae succeeded and
sasbed 70 reduce price from $500 $50, placing
within the reach q every agrcultnust
This great improvement Is unsqasled 10 this or an
country ability perform, economy Of labor, and du
rabiIity being made u the best iron AMI steel.
The Hons J.. but feet IA -nrh p In breadth,
twelve inches 10 hight and weighs 800 lts The Thre.h
iur Machine il z. feet long foot inches Dad = feet
BIZ N. and weighs 10 lbs-whos weight only $50 lbs
which makes u conveni. NJ snd portable.
One and by, with horse, will thrash p bush
els hour; s1d with Two horses, two end boy,
will thrash 81 bushels hour. the machines being Of
sufficient strength 70 bear the application Of double the
In order u Place them within the reach IF every far
tae investor asgeat expense Of time sod money,
has BEEN enabled snuscturs them ~ the low pic. q
50 for The one horse power and go for the two horse
All communication, postpaid addressed to HIRAM
WARiEG - C9riaoes, Nsw-fort vii b. promptly a.
ended hs bsirg The only sgth2rksd Agent Of TIE 10
Msehioe. csrefsly PIT sad forwarded % soy psI. Of
the United states snd Csnad.A ~ ltOSItN-
pY ORDER or ne Honorable Daniel P Iasr.a.m
Done II ~ Jadrss ~ The Court e Common Plea. Tor
the City and C0gafy n Nsf0fk 'otics Is hereby gwen
the rroFi-l or iu5 slttlFc
nsr. sbs.on1iug concss Cd snd nonr-sdent
abtos that attachment hs i.sned sssinst he esists
n JOHANNES kO5ING or kDSlNG x COMPANY,
resident " Bremen n Germany and a. ne sane vii b.
.od for ID. payment Of his debts unless he appear aud
4-hsr. such tsehnsnf zccordn 70 law within nine
moth. from the first publication Of this notice ard that
me payment Of say debit due % hin By residents Of th.
sta snd the celgery 70 bin for his Of sIy prop
CIV within this stas b.lonrngto hin and the transfer
Of any such properly BY him forbidden BY law and
are void Dated lsth dag Of February. l8i3.
HIRAM KETCHuN
1lf farQss Att'y fr Atfschiuk fsdit3r S.Ysr Ci,v
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
Nassau street Notice 10 h. rsoF given. % the res
.ives and next Of tin " HANNAH CORDRAY late o.
the Guy Of Mes York splLsfer. csceassd and who =
seged % have died .ntss,ste that shall apply to m
1rroEse n he County o. NexYofk. for letters 81 =.
upon the sstfe Of ~ sad nississ, on h7
Ssh dly ~ March 1sxl. su O'Clock To- the f0Isooon-
D red Es~-YyFk. FEB - 1872 JAMES ; TRAY TX,
ri 4az4~ Paolls Adnlaistrstor
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BOOK TRADE.
ENGLISH AND IRISH

PAPFRS-kEOElNkD BY Tht HlbtRNlA
ID ERFORO CO. Astcr House, have received fol-
Dsuppl.-s. tsre dates each Of he English Pctoris
Punch Bells Life. >atifi.t D,pstch Durssss Jsrrola :
Weekly Sunday Times Examiner Dublin Natoo. Dubin
Frsesn Journal three dttes of the London C lft Jour
usl Wilmer Smiths European Times
Call early you wish 90 secure ihem, 81 they are sorg
with r1sl.
splendid large Engraving Of Paris fn he given pre-
M fuui o. subscribers p che Do ustrsfad News
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS
The Mysteries sni Mseriss Of New-fork, Psri z, hy
Ned Buuf.int--5 cents
Now and Then. 6y Or Warren. Acspitai work 81 cts
Dombsy sud Daughter, illustrated, complete 3 certs.
Chris-ofher Tsdpo'e by A Smith. illustrated IS cents
Chamher-'s Miscellany W . work worth having sc
The Bottle, Poem. by ?. p Grsttsu. iustd. ~ cts
H8cteDus by N Temper with portrait g cenfs
VALENTINES VALENTINES
BERFORD co have received fresh assortment Of
Valentines
Acrostic Funny Matrimonial
Beautiful " gh. fown Pathetic
Ccrics Hesrf-sching Proposing
Counting H-npecsirg Sentimental
Desp-irirg Loving Spiteful
EsPoussl Lsughshie Trsgicsi
Beside fsw 0iher kind. For sale by
Pr BERFORD 4 co Astor House.
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AUCTION SALES.

W BROWN, Auctioneer
CABINET FURNITURE. CHINA, CROCkERY
NhOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES sc }. "
BROWN viii sell Wednesday, Fen. o. at 10y O'Clock
az 10 Broadway, sofas, chairs mahogany French aud
other bsdsteads dining card center and other tables
otomans, dvars, rocking and ossy chairs bookca.-s
Wristbands hair mattresses, sc Also rich painted tea
nays. table cutlery steel fire sets dish Nc with
large variety Of other house furnishing articles Al'o
Chins and cr0ckery ware, rich cut glass &c. Catalogues
ready 4d zts'
ITO CLOSE A TeUsT.-Win be sold at acution by
Il WIN. FRANKLIN son, on Wednesday next, az y
o'clock the Merchants EXCHANGE 1917 acre, Of new
aud desirable land situated Waldens Ridge near the
Tennessee River and within 10 miles Of the Railroad
theuce 70 Charleston, Z. or savannah, Ga. VIII be-
sold IN 20 lots with the yegs Of a. ths
Oh ser may require.
Pamphlets with maps giving every particular, msy b.
had A. the office "a Broad Wall a. any time before
the sale 22f ztis'
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an ECBNOIiY AND FA-HIOS-sPrns Pattern
ELL l84s-Unsurpsssed by any for beauty durability and
chespness Tho subscriber /. ves inspection before
purchasing s,ewero Every article susrsotesd 70 give
satisfaction 22f 5ms'l j. w KELLOGG, li6 Csnslsf.
I O-T-A bunch Of keys, The finder viii be suitably
IL rewarded BY lesyf them az
ri 81 DUNsCOMB J BECKWITps. 50 Wall q.
81 600 500 s5oSSI9 o1 s5 60 SsHS and 1
rpents Of small CONSIDERATION mortgages will be sssn II
satisfact0ry-no commission. Apply 70
EFFM Ii. NICHOLS, Au1rneyatLsw, sc.
22fS.' 7Na'sal st. NswYork.
o. non $4,000, s3,OOO-TO LOAN on bond
,CD,DOVj MORTGAGE on productive real estate In
this city or Brooklyn Also .eversl smaller sums
JOHN h. COSREY, 10 Jones Building
or fte 90 Walst.
yI'O TEACHER-.-Aw well estsb shed and flourish
ing School Ia the city may b. had on favorable terms
the prinoips c0ntemplstes going 70 Europe II lightly
conducted the establishment may Be made very Profitable
Il has bee successful and lucrative for number Of Js
and can be sustained without difficulty Communicate
with full address 10 Rector" Tribune Office ~ 3tsOd'
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IN PRESS
.IN VIII ~ ~ NH TT y n ~ NNHf
DUMAS NEW FICTION.
THE SECRET BELT

III
TRANSLATED FR VI THE ADVANCE SHEETS o.
the PARIS edition The trsde supplied ~ the usual
Esry orders will % attended with prom ptnes.
22f Gu.t j A. GILBERT. q Ann.st
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~ Columbia Division No. 10, =. OF Tile
nsn bsfs Of this Division % meet a. ller Hell this
evening o. O'clock, precisely. By oIn.r, - 80 -
~. JOHNSON, w. p
" {. RocEas. Il. :. 81 lr
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O. Union Division, NO. = =. Of THE mem.
hers Of this Division herebs notified 20 meet Al the
Hall SIS BroaWay ihie day ruesdsyi a O'Clock pre-
cfey the asl tribute Of respect % orr deceased
brother. sCHUYLER SMITH BY order
a.fit. JOHN LUDLUN, * $.
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tr- sous of Temperance Aftend.--A temperate


~ Temperance Mecting.-The Ninth Ward
Temperance society will hold public meeting this even
"a inst a. the Carminest fresby Church ~
4 ooI Cd Rev Mr. fvARTs 81 che Baptist Church snd
Rev Mo. SFtJLDiNc Secretary ~ the seamsus Friend
society. expected fo I'D 1rrss the meeting All TRENDS
q TEN refence are inv ted % attend -. TO-
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~ Prof Witness Lectures on the Hebrew
Co,arnonu enlth. ia RrooLlyn.-O Owing 70 a misuu-

COnrnonw ealth, ia BrOoklyn.-Owing 10 misuu-
cestandins bout the iectufcroOn On saturday evening
The first Of Prof Witness Course - Six Lectures on the
Hebrew POty will be delivered tais fIue soayl evening
"A o'cock. the Brooklyn Female Academy. Single
s6srons - cents Tickets ID uniting one person 10 the
Course 81 do admitting family Of three RI do admit
nnE family of five s. Lectures on at tuesdy ana
SafurSav EVENING" llf IT,
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~ Musical fcndeny--The subscriber teaches, a.
30. Musical academy, as bfOsawsy
sioEing in all lie branches both 10 classes and by PR
safe lessons
n Thorough bsss the theory Of musical competition
M primsry less the Pisnoforte.
fopis can b accommodated a. al hours Of he oay or
evening Evening classes To different stages Of ed vance
ment T. r. WARNER
42f 2ieodis. Translator Of Weber, etc. etc.
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- Tenants kucnd.-A Mas' Meeung ~ he Ten
snfry of the tfy 81 New YORK viii be- held on Ne1nssday
evening" Feb 81 90 O'Clock AZ the building known ne the
llhamrs Prnce.st Boz kr0adway. 20 take counsel
q sach other the h. mode f checking the steady
1gA increase Of already enormous rents The Com
Mite n two persons appointed from each Ward AZ the
preliminary rset.og ~ Miumy HALL Will report sn I'D
dress aud Resolutions Ter The consideration Of he meeting
Able sreske.- will BE- present % enforce them Now
strgether ans your voice ~ the hsmra
On M,dnesday ne.t order Of The Committee III 1s-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

LAST EDIrIoN--LIFE THE SMITH
The National Intelligeucer has the fol
lowing notice ofyet another life of Gen.
Cass. "The cry is, STILL THEY COME I,
This last. the SIKH life, good sized
pamphlet printed in Washington. is in
the German language, which being a seal
cd DOCK TO US, we cannot say what fic-
tons 1t contains but, if the following
passage (tor a translation of which we
nre indebted TO German gentleman may
be taken as a sample, it is not behind its
English brotherhood In the work of de-
cePton- This passage is taken from p
II of the pamphlet: .--..... ...,.'
The result of the election of 1914 is
well known. Mr.. Polk received the votes
OF all the States except one The victo-
~ OF the Democratic party was to the
greatest extent the irork of Gen Cas-"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25


II The election on Monday, went
off with perfect tranquility. There was
no drinking, as usual, no brawling, no
cursing, no fighting. From the appear
ance of our streets no one would have
surmsed it was election day. Each man
came, deposited his vote, and returned to
his business. This is proof that the NOR
ais Of our people are on the ascendency.
They find that it is not necessary 10 spend
a soverelgn--get drunk, and have a reg
ular knock down in order TO make out the
full returns Of an election We will not
assert the real cause of this change, but
just observe the Sons of Temperance now
number nearly one hundred members -
and while they continue to prosper. we
doubt not that all public days will be
conducted this orderly.-PotOsi RepubIi-
can.
The U. S. mail was robbed at Ebens-
burg, Pa, on Monday night of last week
The stage driver being suspected, was
taken into custody, confessed the crime
and is now lodged in prison, to await his
trial.
The Boston Transcript saws. that there
was a seizure on Thursday last, bv posi-
office agent, of several private parcels o.
letters for Europe, on board of the Nj
agara.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

pUBLlC SALE.-By. virtue of authority
! IN me vested by an order of the Judge of
Probate IN aud for Iowa county, Wisconsin,
upon the application of Nancy J. Turnev,
widow and rehct aud Administrative of John
Turney, late OF 10 Daviess county, Illinois.
deceased. as well as rhe natural and legal
guardian OF the minor heirs of said John
Turney deceased will expose to public
sale, on Saturday the second day of Septern-
Der next, ar y O'Clock NJ, at the court honse
Ia Mineral Point, Iowa county, Wisconsin.
to the highest bidder for cash, the equal aud
und.Slded half of lot No. ten (i00 and the
undivided half of part of lot No. two (oA
described as follows. to-wit Beginning AT the
northwest corner OF lot No. two o. y running
fhence south IL east with south side nj
South street siSty-siN feet, thence twenty
ieet thence south I9@ west to the south boua
GARY OF SlIets survey, thence west with the
south side OF Vlet'S survey to the south
west corner OF 10; M. two f2.) thence north
is- east one hundred and twenty feet 20 the
pace OF beginning; situats in the village of
Mineral Point. Iowa county, Wisconsin. as
surveyed and plated by Garrett Viiet. ESQ.,.
oeins toe same Interest in said lois heretofore
conveyed by John ID. Anslsy 20 said Joha
Inrney. deceased. JOHN BRACkEN
Htaera! Point, August II, ,eis. 3s51
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
ID Y virtue of dee etai order made in the above
ID entitled cause in the aforesaid on the 23d
day of March. 1851 Henry Wagoner, one of
the Masters in Chancery in and for the County of
La Faye,te, and Territory OF Wisconsin,, Will ex-
pose 10 sale at public Auction. the the highest
and best bidder, Saturday, the 81 day of June
next, 10 O'clock IN the forenoon OF said dav, at
the door of the Court House in the town OF Shells
burg, in the County of La Fayette aforesaid the
following described prices or parcels OF
land osifGate lying and being in I'll, G rove, IN the
sail County of La Fsye;te, and Territory of Wis
consin ana disting ushed on the map of the U
nited States Survey, the East halt OF the South
East quarter and the East half, ot the North west
quarter. OF Section Number fifteen (l5) in township
lumber TWO (2) of range one ~ la, of the the
4 principle meridian, together with a, and singular
the privileges a.l applrteRanees thereunto belong
ing or in any wise apperiainiug- Dated &c April
1913. HENRY WAGNER
Master in chancery La Fayette, Co. W. T.
EATON X CoTHRN Sol. for Capt. 50 IDS
The above sale i sdjourned unti! the first (lst)
day of September, A. d. I846 at ten (IG) O'Clock
a m. HENRY WAGNER.
Master in Chancery, l.. + c.. Wis.
Shufshurgh June 3, 1915. 40tds
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

NOVA COUNTY ORDERS wanted
e in exchange for my Stock of Dry
Goods, Hardware. Crockery, Glassware,
&C., sc. As | am determined to sell
out my stock in that line. will sell at low
prices IS say at cost. Call and see
Nov. 10. IS47. Z. ID. PULFORD.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

Permit me, however to add, that should
such high distinction be conferred upon
me as that of elevation to the Executive
office, the Constitution, in a strict and
honest Interpretation, and in the spirit
and mode In which it was acted upon by
our early Presidents would be my CHIEF
guide. In this conceive to be all that
Is necessary IN the way of pledges.
Inc election of another candidate
would occasion no modification to me.
but to such result. as the will of the
people, should willingly and calmly sub
the desire 10 serve the country, it would
bring me no disappointment.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

DISTRICT COURT, U. S. at March
ELY Term, A. ID. 1913.
Then Territory, now
State of Wisconsin, : SIS.
County Of Iowa.
Benjamin l.. Webb, \
Esar J,brson and of Mortgage, in
Sally, his wife.
In pursuane of law and of decretal
order Of the District Court of the Uni
ted States in and for the County and
Territory aforesaid, sitting as a Court
of Chancery, at the above mentioned
term, begun and held at the Court
house in the Town of Mineral Point in
said County, made in the above emit
tied cause on the 18th day of March,
A. ID. lS4S, the same being the 9th day
of the term, will be sold at public auc-
ton at the Court House door, in the
town of Mineral Point, to the highest
and best bidder, by the subscriber, on
Saturday the second day Of Septem-
Der next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock p. M. of
said day, the towllowing described
premises situate ying and being in the
County of Iowa and Territory of Wis
consin aforesaid, and known and desig-
mated on the plates of the public sur
veys, as the North East quarter, and
the \ orth West quarter of the south
East quarter Saving and excepting
one acre in the South West corner
thereof, heretofore sold at public sale
to Charles Hope) of section number
twenty (20) in township No, SIX o.
North of range No. three Isl East of
the forth principal meridian, contain
ing in all one hundred and ninety-nine
acres of land, together with all and
singular the Entertainments and appur-
tenances, rights. titles and advantages
to the same belonging.
LEVI STERLING,
,- Sheriff Iowa Co., w. L.
Messrs. Dunn. Jones q Crawford
Sol's for Complainant.
1n.I
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A Card.

J. p. LANG AS 7 L r
Will give legal advice, attend to suits in
stituted in inferior courts, collecting, con
veyancing, &c. &c.
He has taken an Office in the new brick
building on the west side of Main-street,
Dodgevllie, where he may at all times be
found. Any business confided to him will
be promptly and faithfully attended to.
Dodgeville, June 10, l045.
III ATS, of every variety and 81 re, 70
Il Il sale by
NAV %. BEECH & TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

II the United States Dis
tricl Court IL and 10 the
County OF Iowa. Territory
of Wisconsin.
March Term, \. d. 1846
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25
Land for Sale.

Important and peremptory sale at Phil
adelphia of about 10000 acres of land In
in Illinois and Wisconsin.
On Tuesday, the third day OF October.
l849, at o'clock in the evening, at the
exchange in the City of Philadelphia and
State OF Pcnnsy lyania, the subscribers
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder by order of the Trustees of the
Bank Of the United States under deed of
assignment of first of MAY lS41. Al, 53S
42l00ths acres of land lying IN the coun-
ties of La Sale, Bureau, Rock Island,
Marshall, Putnam, Henry and Mercer, in
Illinois, viz: 2OO,585,7, in Bureau
l7,0l3,92, in La -Salle-l,0l9,s6 in
Rock Island--l 900, in Marshall 900
10 Putnam-657 ,0S, in Henry-and l2l
SO, in Mercer-and 1862 acres in
the counties of Grant, Iowa, Green and
Portage. in Wisconsin, viz: l,450 in
Grant; 2,7l6.O2 in Iowa; 1920 in Green;
and 320In Portage.
These lands were all selected by an
experienced agent in the years 1885 and
1886, and are believed to comprise some
of the most valuable lands IN the above
named States. They are derived by IT,
ties patent from the United States, and
will be sold clear Of taxes to the end Of
the wear IS4S.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

all Lamp and Linseed OH for
- sale by BEECH & TlLLE1.
Nav %, AS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25
EfEOA3'.

q UST received, fine lot ofFur Caps,
~ and Ladies' Mufi's, for sale by
Oct. IA. JOHN MILTON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

"a Taken up by the
"a subscriber, on the 10Th instant, a
ANAL SORREL MARE with a white
face and one white foot-about thirteen
or fourteen years old. The owner can
have said mare by proving property and
paying charges. -a.-....5 f--...
CAROLINE PRIDEAUX.
Mineral Point. July 30 1S4S. asia
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25
Lock AT. This.
July 21st 1915.

Thomas GoUdc
VS..
Aenos NJ KAY, Exec
utor of the last will
and testament of
Thomas G. Legate,
deceased.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25
NJ. VI. JACK son,

w. w. - a q EASoNs .-r.r..a
ATToRN EY and COY EsELLoR at LAWund SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY, Mineral Poinr, W. T., will prac-
tice in all the Courts of the First Judicial Dis
trict and in the Supreme Court al Madison.
% Particular attention paid collections, also to
the payment OF taxes the investigation OF Land
titles, and the purchase aud sale of Real Es-
tar. &c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-25

FARLEY EATON, NJ. d.. CoTHREN
EATON & COTHREN,-
Attorneys Law, Counsellors and Solicitors in
zChancery, and General Land Agents, Nlinera!
Point, Iowa county, Wisconsin, Territory, will
practice in the First Judicial District aud the Su-
ted them will receive prompt attention. --.