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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

TYsTRTCTION on THE PIANoEoRTE VII be
wen ~ adv ether at her residence 10 Hudson.sL OF
The private residence OF pup's a. '' op-0 ia i,ys
inquire above. -,--
.,1,1, ,-oD,DTNFRsHIP heretofore existing be-
1 TIE % -, - frn Of HAWLEY NELSON has
- S,.sove5 bv mutual consent The accounts VII Dc
settled by either Of the suo.efioenrs t,rn u.urFy
New.YOrk. July II, 1873; ROBERT R. NELSON son o,
~ The business VI. os pS eon-nueu uAue' 5vis8-
1yTR .nRDINARY CHANCE-An exeeei.ns.s
-. srica invention that has been ior NAM
49, erest deside-sun with engineers, pas reSeir -
been discovered and brought 70 ssea IT, invror i
@ sSsnosed 10 arrange with some person % iassA 80
s-,is,ie frris for securing The patent ID fn-i 80
49, -nuufr.es OF Europe 1nd axe lo- .t, ~,
,-,a.,s ~ ~ are expected 10 30 worn &c., go
-, IA - sss.a as ~ iyis II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

Ne beorrc e opening d DE CaCui pofs 300 We eal
e eriand Nsgas that the shipments oi tomec y
ioso tori. VIII 90 we'll, heavy goods ga demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
PANORAMA
OF TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN

NNExCO,
Al ne Wasyr0 Rooms 4tS Bvoddlcdy
s,HERMAN & TOUsEYS MAMMOTH PANORAMA,
- shows In the most perfect and beautiful manner lhe
bes encamnments BAT es and all the stirring incidents
OF Tayor's operations In Mexico, the GREATEST FASTING
IN rHE WoRLD Open every evening. Panorama com
mences moving nj o'clock precisely Admission - cents
No hafprice No charge for descriptive pamphlets yo us
LAST WEEK.
BANyARDs aAnnOth gAsVkAaA OF The
MISSISSIPPI RIVER - - a.,
TAINTED OK TflIKE,E M LIS OF CANVAS!-Exbib-
ing view Of country 200 miles In lenghih extendlns
nom the mouth o. no Missouri River to the CITY Q, Ne~
THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD! opssn
every evening (sundays excepted) a. the NEW fAN-
DRAMA BUILDING In Broadway, adjoining NiDos osf-
den Admission 50 cents; children bali price The fsho-
rama will commence moving Al n o'clock precisely .
Afternoon exhibitions on wednesdays ana Sa,1 1sys
O'Clock. NJ y So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

WANTS EIPLOYiIENT-Th sdveirser,a young
w lady Of ciaby aud good address wishes sius
ton 10 attend store 10 learn trade-the dress making AZ
an DOR apprentice Would have objection TO slua'
ion As seanses In private famiy and would make hof-
sef generally useful her employer The country prefer
south or est or 20 10 Europe 80 objection 70 the city
10 I'm ir,neStsfelv amended To- iyl8 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For America.


OcxAS SIN NAY Cos lINE-frOn bftRth oh"hPW.
HtRy,xx c.ot Ct.rrsss... tof New lork %. III Juy 20
WASHINGTON Capt Tor New iofl Sun AVS 20
In % Ee the Steamers BREMEN slsays On NE teth A.
SOUTHAMPTON sh Of the month NneH te .'h s %
stssy hs dsy sains New lors ~i ee the -istJ
INDEPENDENT LIxEs-Frol Ltc0poot'
SARAH SANDS. Capt Iaosrsos ior Ne~ ivth a
SARAH SANDS. Capt fxeSSsos -fef New i'i'-''~ ~
From Hare -.
tslTEp STATES. Capt H.ossr4u Tor Ne" '' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

CASTLE GARDEN-The public are respectfully M
Nformed thar Csste Garden 70 open dunns inc Guy;
mission IA cents. ny-- =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
WANTS..


" aHansissrs Ad-rtsment' sen By Haa must 0eaot
prid or ney t,iE not be taken out Of he Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

1t will be seen by reference to our telegraph
head that Mr. Andrew White has been appointed Re
ceiver OF the Canal Bank.
The returns Of the amount OF specie received
and paid away BY the different Branches OF the Gov
eminent to the 3lst OF May, lsis have been received
From these appears that the amount received irom
a.. -, - L. ts.- 90 Al. M,, ls,s ssT no ?
H.. ,s ,,tt.4 IN he se PERIOD WIS.,. sSao 5s7t 81
- 80 - - ~. -, .. .sla5ssa o.
n, e. 5s,,-~ - 49, ............. 35,3.o5i5 20
81, NJ So ~ = .......... eTso77o 8.
rstI .........-tIs .slsoiI o.
Sgfss IL 49,, 49, -. -. sis5O7o8 ~
D. 90 duras he ,s.r ls,, vas ....... t0>l .ss ~
NAV So ....'.. oa0ooGs 81
Total sl4 soi.s SO :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

ID Fxr~sivs a~D PEkENFrosY AycrIoS SAIs os tcS.
he i.yye Wsrerooms 20 Broadway, opposite he Sny
Han by Catalogue containing seoa, 500 o's een{ mo
lar.esi ana bet assortmeEt II go01 81 ss
M scron u ths civ aud whch Will oe found ~eh Notny
ef ne afearoa OF lie trade hotel and house Keepers
Also about - Pan0sones s. s. and oetANes rug Ps-
f.rria hsre 4flqr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
rw Al adjourned meeting Of the Jacks on
ci1b OF the Third Ward held al the lon ~ W ssh

" j. Fowler, pcnii-t h-s Iear1oa I.o ~ ~ y,.ss
a' Ia'"' W. wv Iva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aseaosee
80. ntFEIssR ns n pIt'

ny HANGS, RICHARDS Il PLATT, aog- -
ID Broadway -LocIA cssb sds~n,e 80 us1e Cd e'~>sA~
uacuis f5r aHcuon saies. -. -o.o..-
eoRrY.FlGHTH NEW-YORK TRADE SALE
To - CoNsg~cED. THE STATIONERY AND fsrsk SAL
OK FkfDsY AueUsT 3. AND rHs Book SAFE on iot,oAf
Art->r eQrae ulders yned announce NE next fetr.n
Trade sale 10 be commenced Al ne sooNs os.e IL go
eo under The s1me RED slatoos a. ne last 0ne con-
serrlert. OF Books Paper, Stationary srfeytype
Binders CiO.h Leaher &c. are resp~csnly sonea "a,
Of July next a. whick The Catalogue VII oe pa Ps
Toe usgal cash advances vii Dc made o. ks'
lOs Broadway Sew-lork.
AT PRHArE sMg-A collection Of choice w rsnnhfs,
ircudins large one by De Bergf Sue Lsn'seAP"
Wlsoa beagffa. Flower and Fnt pieces, ke a. N slI
frames Also acolecrOn Of cngravinss scarce porus~ T"
h. early Presidents, &c IN france
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
MARINE AL,

PoRr or EEw-YOKK. JULY is
sinIaIuRt ILslEao-.-....-.--.fHnptt .
rHs zoos a, WI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18

l. M Articles. &c-J " BROWN will s@ll n Auction 90
TUESDAY July Is al lOt ociocA, a. V- Bfosdw aN se
sck OF superior Furniture comprising mahos any so-s'
prng seat and other paror chais. hureagA booA cases
washsands card center, qlsueiie ava sae tsoes. wv
housefarnishing articles. Nc. Also, psnotore sac per.
emptory to pay advances and charges SsAosses 20"
ready. .y -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
AMERICAN ART-UNIoN
FREE GALLERY, No. Az BROADWAY ~.
n,ep frnrn & A 10 IL Y Nj. 1e[Z eOdlsI
U Ut 70 = II.
nARNUM,s AMERICAN MUsEUM-P I

BBiRNIfM Propnetof-F HITCHCOCK, Manager
one Dsy Only-spiendd performance IN the afternoon ~
~ clock In the evening NJ The Manager has engaged
he ReIyan Giant Mons Bhin the tsest MANN the woro
beirg f eightfeel high Enormous Boa Constructor Dlsel
long Three living Orsng Outangs apparently as Hucn
brna n a. brute YIN Chubhee, the Indian FunsI ralry
Famry Infant Vestrs &c. The Mammoth BOYS Giant baby
Wax Scripture stAf1ary, SC Admission % cents chill
dren under 10, u! cents tn
Reserved front sesis one shilling each. extra lylo
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For Europe.


0cEAx SIN gAvCo 8 LINE-F@ Shompton 4 Brt1Sn .
WARRINGTON Cap, JOsssros froa f0fs thufsd~ July -
INDEPENDENT LISEs-F0y SoafhmPioH HarreS LIooPt
sAkAH SANDS For Liverpool lrotN ora IN sept
tAkAE SANDS .fruHN ofA m NOV IL
q Persons wishing The tribune lei regularly 81 their
residences or sihe places Of business, either IN New
fofl Brooklyn Jersey City, Wilhsms6urgh or Newark
WI please leave their address al tho desk OF the Publishing
oee or send by note through the Post oee The pr'ee
@TAe Daily Tribune those who regularly receive nom
car csrriensis i2s Gents per week.
tesE;Ty Subscribers iof TIE Daily As per anrual Ia a.
. setalN eexly. " e y.nss
. !. Wsekly .,ui, . :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-18
July IA, has been as follows

The great falling of has been in plain cotons, the
least valuable description of goods
The import of Dry Goods at this Port, during the
L.. L.. 1 hi Lea lln,na
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07
LuMsER TRADE OF PIrTsBURGH.-The

LuMaER TRADE OF PITrsBURGH.-The
Pittsburgh papers of The 7th ult. say the
lumber business has been exceedingly
brisk during the season, and from appear
ances on the Allegheny wharf, we may
hope for a continuance Of the present
activity. Our lumber merchants have
made very heavy purchases. The ag-
gregate quantity may be estimated at
between 10 and II millions feet, and
during the seasons of the year about so
to 80 millions of feet are piled up in the
various board yards. The wharf between
the lower bridges is almost literally cover
ed with shingles, and about ten millions
have already been brought up. Nearly
one half the lumber brought down tho
Allegheny stops at this city, where ready
market is afforded.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07
-

|
r. James Fitzpatrick. juicy Ann Folon.
George Folon, William Freshmen, ESD
&c Gentry, Mrs Emily Rebecca Gongd.
Henry GotcheiI, Jackson Gill, John
Gendall HI
Thomas Hambly, Mr. Haver, James
Hodson, kees Harys, Sebby Harvey,
Charles How, Christopher Hendria, Fred
erick Hoffman, William Hews, Joseph b
Hunter, Owen Hoban, X Hanson, John
Hennesy, Stephen Hoslin. Joseph Hatch.
Job Irwin, William Jacka, John Jen-
kins, Barbara Jaga, Hannah Jones, Carlos
Joslyn, John T Jay.
Mvron Kimball. Bernard KEENAN,, ,,
Mrs John kieran, Louis Hearth, Margaret
Knudson, William Kendall, Patrick Kane,
Harvey S Key, Johon Klaus.
David Little, Amasa Lord, ., Crum
Lloyd, Tho's Liddecote, Judscn LOOMS,
Mr. Lanyon. vi
William G Marcy, John McNair, Mrs
Mary Matthews, Joseph McReed, William
Matthews, Edward McGovern Job Marcy,
Abel Montgomery, 2, Mary Jane Monroe,
George Mckingery, Mrs Elizabeth Nc
Dermott, John McDermott, Mrs Sarah
Marston, Mrs Serah Mckay, John Null
doom, Daniel McMulIen, Edo ond + and
Jeremiah II Mabie, James Martin, John
Mckinney, William Murphy, John Math-
ews, Hiram Norman.
y
Thomas North, James Nicholson. +
Nolen, Perry Norton.
Henry Opt, James Obrine, S W Ogden,
Esq.
Lewis Poquett, Thomas r Pratt, A w
Paris, 2, Wales Per gin, Lewis PeIl>,
Mr. Porter, Elijah Phillips, William Phil
lips. &c
James B Rutherford, Joel Rose Joseph
F RichiSon, James Robb, Mrs Catharlne
Robb, Urias Rice, VIM RugIcs- Jno
feter Rather, Mr. Ryan, John Roing,
john Ryan, Simon Reckenthates.
Benjamin Stipp, John Scott, William
E Smilh, john Skinner, George W Sat
tcrIee. Joseph Smith, Joseph Stayton,
Samuel Smrth, Bernhard SIND 2, James
Sykes, John Siallngs, \ Saver, Solo
mon Smith. 4
John Tangye, Richard Tbmis, James
/ Timmius, james Fredinnick, Miss Sarah
Ann Traver, Thomas Tregcnga, Worner
! Town. w
! Lewis Vandeventer, Samuel J West,
/ Christopher Witter, John Wisand, Miss
! Minerva Williams, ,, Samuel Wick, Jas
/ Wrath, r .chard Walsh, Mrs Ii Wal
bridge, John r Williams. Robert Wisely
Matthew Waite, Henry Williams,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

0T CANT CONE iT.-The Cleveland
Plaindeaer denied that Cass avowed in
his speech at that city that his election
" would be an approval of Mr.. Folks
administration, and give direction to tho
one that succeeds it." Whereupon eight
citizens, among whom we notice Hon. J.
l.. Weatherly, furnished aflidayits of the
fact, the speech having been heard by
them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07
Attest JAMES HUTCuIsoN,
Clerk.

An Ordinance to preucnt .turjous driUinG
BE Il ordIinef by the President and
Trustees Of the WALLACE OF Mineral
Point as fOIiowS:
SEC. That hereafter any person who
shall drive any horse or horses mule or
mules or any other animal harnessed to
or connected with any wagon, buggy,
carriage or other vehicle or who shall
ride any such animal through any of the
public streets, or thoroughtares of thIs
village furiouSly or in such a mlnner as
to endanger the safety of the persons or
property of the inhabitants of said village,
shan, upon conviction thereof before any
Instice OF the Peace in said village, for
felt and pay for every such offence
sum not exceeding tn dollars nor less
than Two dollars. one half Of which shall
be paid TO the person WAC shall make the
complaint and the other halt of SAID sum
shall be paid INTO the Village Treasury.
Passed and adopted BY the board Of
Trustees. June 27th, lS4~.
SAM. CRAWFORD.
President.
Attest JAMES HUTcHIsoN,
clark.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07
Troy, June 10, iS4S.


Mr.. Editor;-i perceive oy yesterday S
Commercial Advertiser that my name is
appended to a call for public meeting
to ratiiy the nomination of the late Bal
timore Convention. | never signed the
call nor authorized any one to do SO in
my behalf.
Circumstances Prcrent me from sup
porting Lecis CaSs for President Of the
United States" Yours, &c,
\. 4. THoMPSON.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07
amucl Dung
HENRY FLOWMAN. p. NJ.
Arr Ordinance.

CONCERNING THE PUBLIC SPRING,
Be IT ordained by the President and
Trustees Of the Village Of Mineral Point
as follows:
SEC /. That hereafter no person or
persons shall take or carry away from the
public spring, On Fountain street, any
water to be used in any other way than
for domestic purposes, and any person
who shall hereafter use any water from
said spring, tor the purpose OF Mixing or
making mortar or plaster, or for any 9TH
er mechanical purpose shall be fined in a
sum not exceeding five dollars 10 be re-
covered in an action of debt before any
Justice of the Peace within this Village.
Passed and adopted by the board of
Trustees, Mineral Point. June p, IS4S.
SAM. CRAWFORD,
President.
Attest: JAMES HUTCHIsoN,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07
superior sk0>tOli
BLASTING PO WOER.

- 90 Kegs on hand and TO arrive,
- for sale Wbolts lie and Retail. Mer-
chants supplied al the GaIcra prices or
less. JNO. MILTON.
~ o Bbls. Salt on hand, and for sale
% by JOHN MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

- = "a 4 a = III VI constantly on manu-
"a and for sale By VIVIAN & DAvEY.
April /. 1913 3Itf
9AINIS, OF varIou, kinds for sale BY
s9 BEECH & TlLLE1.
may 6, Is.
EAESTRlCT COURT, L. 5. at March
Il - Term, \. ID. 1913,
Territory of Wisconsin,
County of Iowa,
Benjamin l.. Webb, I
r., I,hnsoo and Of Mortgage, in
Sally, his wife.
in pursuanc of a dccretal order of
the District Court Of the United States
in and for the County aud Territory
aforesaid, sitting as Court of Chan
cerV, at the above mentioned term be-
gun ana held at the Court house in the
own of Mineral Point in said County,
made in the above entitled cause on
the 18th day of March \. ID. 1918,
tn same beng the 9th day of the term,
will be sold at public auction at the
I Court House door, In the town Of MIN
cral FONT, TO the highest and best bid
der, by the subscriber, on SATUR-
DAY. THE FIRST DAY OE JULY
NENT. between the hours of 10 o.
clock \. NJ. and o'clock L. NJ. of
SAID DAY, the fowllowing described
premises situate lying and being in the
County of Iowa and Territory OF Wis
conSin aforesaid, and known and desg.
mated on the plates of the public sur
veys, rs the North East quarter, and
the North West quarter of the south
East quarter Saving and excepting
one acre in the South West corner
thereof, heretofore sold at public sale
by me- to Charles Hope OF section No.
twenty l2J) in township No. SIX o.
North OF range No. three 81 East of
the forth principal meridian, contain
ING in all one hundred and ninetv-nine
acres Of land, together with all and
singular the Entertainments and appur-
tenauccs, rights. titles and advantages
10 the same belonging.
WILLIAM HENRY,
Master in Chanccry Iowa Co, W
+. Mes>rs. Dunn, Jones \ Crawford
Soils tor Complainant.
Mineral POINT. May 18th. 1919.
The above sale Is adjourned until
the sth day of July 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

ltD u u tslUGt
CONSISTING OF
,o JH
Ioo NIch "iio Aioiscs'
MANAGER " MR; r. hi7E MAD \ nI w.
EQUESTRIAN DICTATOR NJ p SI NLE
G-.m-'I - RIM p { PUTNAM.
. xv.r of 11.'ca c,.1r
w. P"0'tI y 'lso wary y a. .La,,o
'0sP1'y ",'y ''pg' "'," ,,''s' &c III -
'eLeD1 "'e" "HI S"P'10 g 10S'0', ,T
e'"son1" IN ntNS'0' o''"' -
me l'" q rug,
ol olie LAY o'iy'
IN maht"9 me "oooe "h''o"nce"teN"' "'7
manager Do"'% S -, 'f"' ,.'c co"tp 1"y %
composed OF J"1t ana cD'c'e" corps y
a1sS'Rs"t&hfd PerJoim6rS-
me St"a OF fiorseS are aih aSe1S 10 0e ne
f" c "'os' 0en"'J"' ana Nt9'"y "''"'e"
% any an =. Amfr'ca; .-,
I" Ga q, % I" me ne,y "s''"Tf't I, 'g0e'-
'eS y L'Is 114NossI1"n ooGsl,1"y a''o .l%,'.
"st1S lt11I 1r7aSS'' ~ az TT
n, az P.Vn "a 'sL Io I'm; M no. f1n1' b.
NJ -, 80 ,,a D''o ,natobo JJG U ~ s,
- s,'''0 '' '''''
''T NJ. PondoU tho 1oroest Giant j., The
,.orJJ ,,,,d of rho Gooc, a,ronor,;on IN sam
o,1o' ""H y ]4a J';eSs p'3tg''.o1s I" Sy"s
meaa - % 49, oz S'at' - ;nsns. ,bo ~
oftbo leo % inches ana he can sDan
i,o,, tbe tn, of his tbnua5 n me end Of his
cr|.ar. - > ,,,.boo IT. ,.o;rb. A9o
, ,n,7ads
Jho wApDpORF ;s offensive entire
T., .o,. 81 Jbo mos, ,oooo;6cs,,t ,e.
- ';a,;, "'''' q c,o B.aaa P,'5 Iii l'cco,n-
,,aoi, tbo o,b;b,tioo JBo ,,ariovx ,,crfor.
,.;I1 no ,o,o,,.l.oJ for tbo;r noyeJ,,,
,,n,,(yor a,,J egccr AMI tbo mast ,noon;f.
cco, and su;fobye oppurteuaDces
Jbo Men. ror orn,,IJ os,,,.e Tie o,,by;c
90 tbo,, tbo,o.o,,ec h, he ,,,,zr,HpIe9 an.
nrob0t;on nrjh ub. the DIagmp;c Areaa
and II 8 C;,c,,e b,S bee, receirod IN en-.
orr, c;t,, ood to,,n ,rb;rb tbey bore Tins r
,.;y;,o1 ,ba,, ,,ro or,L1od 70 g,rol7,,ce ~, on
,a '1, Ear e,,no;o, 70 a,, herctofa,.e
aq'.oI - A. ,,,9.d,,l., ,f tbo o,,,bI;.
~ tbolo tbo Eo,o[,r;o,
"'oS ~" C,7,a'a;I.r g'e.s9
r. D,at.Io5' - ~ Das,, n Bl,oh
CoaJ:Doo1 ~ p.,aLjo', ~ No.
e,o' ~. o0', ~ 1tm,i nv ncgoe H.
r. 1'1'' r. 'S,'' ~ ,,1'.'
E| ~ 1'''''''''8' : -
icy Gna ~ IrYr,< ,Crrp At
III n Gir,I' Es,;tIai ~ aaAab.ataI IL
bEn i1ll'''i0o INC ''A'0o iio'-
lann r"'lny'
nose S'o'I''i',- Pol'o' 'i''I9 ," rio' q
10 ia'''c t"l'O@ nc w, ''' -.
R"IAi Dho u
whose SerE'0eS nave oee" r - "''
enormous eAP."oc.
LuclAN - 'ChiAN liohhAN D' WIN "P'
pear IN their unPar"i1e"ed ana 'ruiy enc
rant leafs ''9 GA'rIo' ''i''"I9 'lcAi'l'.'
OF ,''lo eA'''''Io ~ '''',' a. ti9.' C'''''0'
IAN OF giving VIC Sie"'e'' Sd'l>' ioii'
No accurate conception can De formed
without witnessing 'he". ne sP'9io'"
attitudes, ana easy SraeeiaI bearing "hlcli
characterize their performance ape al d
once so natural and unaffected. th2t tIieH
uniformly riVct me undiT,ded a''ei'''o''
OF all behoId'Fs. lhGir feats c"n''''9G
extraordinary muscular eVoin.'ohs o.
strength and incredible acts OF agility
: rendering them uhequaiied oy any d
tIsts III Inc W"rI'-
LucIAN HOLLAND me celebrated AM
Podean eqniIlpf's,; VIII appear % sne
M'-Ic Ladder ne CAiFaoru'n'Iy me- al.
her ID ""'0" '''' P''Io' 'i'oI
Jaws OF S'"N'''''on an" "t''o0''o'i
been the surprise OF Philosophers am 'ie
""'l,15' % nc P'-o''t 40 az
e''I''' ,.o' ~ ~ '1' ~ ',.',' ,.b;'a
ierGi' ''I'o'lo"S :, li's ''.',ios 'I,o' -
oiI'.a.,Ce'' o.' an "'',ls' ,th ~ PrSor
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

MtCHIGAN.-A gentleman arrived
on the cars last evening, who had
lust passed through the State of Mich
Ipan. on the Central Railroad. On
beng enquired Of by Iocofoco con.
cerning the politics of the State, he
replied that The election would be
a very close one, for in all the towns
that he had visited he found the peo-
pie about equally divided, one half Of
them for Old Jack, and the rest for
Gen. Tavlor.-Tne loco slid--he did
Toledo Blade.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

RATIFIED.-SOme days since rat bit
one of the fingers of young lady in St.
Louis. Afterwards it was found neces-
sary to amputate the finger.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

DEATu.-The St. Louis Republican
Of the 2-th. announces the death of
Edward Charless, Esq, Of that city
He was the Oldest printer who had learn
I'd his trade in St Louis. In connection
with his father, he established the Mia.
souri Republican.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

Gratifying INTELLIGENCE. - a
correspondent Of the New York Trib-
une SAYS that Mr.. III. Ii. Slatrer, the
notorious slave dealer at Baltimore,
has abandoned the traffic and closed
finally his slave market. The fugl-
tives from Washington, who were re-
captured on board the Pearl, were a
bout the last he had the heart to pur-
chase.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07
list es letters


Remaining IN the Post Office at MIN
cral Point, y -, June 81, Isis.
&
Mrs Mary Ann Ansev. Mr. Steven q
Andersen. >. VI " Anderson, Rev \ 5
Allen, Henry Adams, Joha Agnear, VIM
Arthur, Charles AvenclI. Wan Allen, ;.
Francois BeIair4, Harrison Blown,
John \ Brincgar. Rohert Bans,on, joan
{ Bal. ;, William Benson. Mr. Bennett.
Miss Isabel Burns, Joseph Barber. Cha
II Baker, John Barris, John BuckIng-
u4m, Miss VI \ B-acken.
John Cate. Reva.n Cooley. Francis
Cooper. Ms> taney Cold. William Cine,
Mr> Minerva Caraer, Henry Curry. Rob
eat Caslv. Mrs. VI nerya Cross. James
Common. William Calhoun, Pait Coll,
George Chambers.
Walter Darlington. William Dennis,
Ll~drd Daushy. BenJamln Deusoa.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07
Flour.

WE have In store, 30 Bois. Srperilne + our
w which we can srrauj To be- rr-t rate
FOSTER \ STEPHENSON
Sanr Il 1877.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

CAss 67.
AccIDENr,-At the South Dlggings,
last Saturday, a poor man named John
HAYS. an industrious miner. met with a
terrible accident He had inst seated
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,'''''7I'' - '''N '''O ,-'N 1
lass, io' 'ne p'' poSe 81 OoS'''''s '''p
Shait' "neh the KNOT al me eno Oh inc
rope gave way, and he fell to the bottom
a distance of SO feet. He was taken out
with his limbs broken in several places.
and his BODY horribly bruised, but at the
I,.t aoconrts como Lonos were entertain
-aao,,or-,
- - ','
we learn mat nays IS since ueau'-
Gal Ga@.
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inc MO oei NoItc 10 'Ii0 olid, "Ilu - II on on
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07
NO. IL.
II Il b I rib NJ
MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN:
To NJ. VI. JACKSON. ESQ.

Dear ST-The undersigned citizens
of Iowa County. without distinction of
party, request you to become a candidate
for the office of Judge of the Fifth Judi
cial Circuit, at the ensuing election:
belleFelng as we do, that YOU are the
choice of the people of the circuit, and
that the election should be wholly dis
connected with party politics.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

The steamer America made her last
trip down from Chicago 10 BJf4lo 10 -
houfs II minutes.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

William IL. Seward writes that the
nominations at Philadelphia receive his
cordial acqu;escence,' and adds:
shall cheerlully give to the nomina-
tons nv support, conliding in the emf
nent abilities and virtues of the candi-
dates. in the isdom and patriotism of
the convention BY whom they were nom
mated, and in the known devotion of the
Wing party to the maintainance Of law
and public ordcr-;he improvement Of
the national re>ources--thc preservation
OF peace, by the exercise OF justice and
moderation in our foreign rcIatlons-the
equal protection Of individual right, and
the constant moderation and ultimate
removal of all laws and Institutions oP-
pressive upon any class of mankind.
SAFE PnoposIrIoN.-Tne Plaindeal-
er man offers to bet $50 that Gen. Cass
viii recommend appropriations for harbor
and river improvements, IN his first mes
sage, should he be clccfeli
The bill to reduce postage on news
papers, has passed. The House. Should it
become 4 law, papers from the Office OF
publication, are to be carried from one
quarter to a half cent for unv distance
according 10 s.z..