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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29


PILES are varicose state OF enlargement OF the Hem
morriloda VEINS brought On by sedentafs haiits, ty
csFpueuce 81 plethora by morbid condition OF ihs
liver h pregnancy, costveness drastic pugailyes lu
proper diet, ele lh.s disease Is oten attended with
elspepht s. iPpas' nausea" huch pam at times With
uT less ct Inflammation and sweiug OF tie paris
ko=t remedies given for THIS disease designed
used oSleltsly; mii Fasy 40 mol reach the CAUSE of
the ia, and leltce can do no than assanse
the IS iouss temporarily besides external remedies
cannon Away Dee applied "a even the OF he disra-t
The cause tle disease be- found a. dsrss,ai
state OF fine tuars and diresvs ORGANS winch !, -t
continued GOT q ietFtf oi TIME auaUy dcye.opai ti
inns uasi distressing aHectluu, called tltr pll Is a. .
tbs both cause auh elect which this las b,
cscalsted ana eHuctivt medicine Is dies. coed 10 fus
TIA. Ecftuarg admirable preparation, e.esli1
c.liy compounded hos been found m hantlf,.ts uf
Csc an ,lecual remedy where ail other m ans i,
faet. Vt has extraordinary operation almost ANIME
dlaey upon the para diseased, hy as cOous sud as
tuncenl erri-, especially upon the dstendeo and ia
liver the aa ducts and ihs hoWels, removing eos4
mess, spe, nausea, inflammation swelling and u
nior=i tu- t'aaitn- Radical aHd Permanent cure II
mas aA eA-pi tttt upon 'he wh"e system ~ equal
zlH- te uglatuH, exciting healthy secrcllous yfso
fsihl 4At eHd'mi"A "isaus ana securing asound and
hsai-iy aa'''h 20 'Ae "isesiFt apparatus throughout
The iaEllctue has leea niany years haxtns
seea Pfes. aea in hundreds Of cases By Original
pfopfsiD, 'f he4eA' ea e has yet 70 learn u hos
faded 10 elect permanent cure single lnstsur.
Two AZ" isce Auuufe porr- have been SOLD ia single
vil4ge, and lle people VINO hsse used well sal
isleg t.ai tles Woud u0t srrest ot ANYTHING ,.b,
aigli bs oaefoi 90 thtu a substitute o,e te, -.
gsnsrais sHnleeh % eject cute ana sometimes IN.
posiou removed tue disease ln Tie taos; nYrts,
kong standing, IL has never ieen uceosssf, t
uss aver three HEfs ta urndace perfect e,,f. 80
IEEACH'S FEMALE PILLS
Prom The ecaflAs 100 tiiin cishine thin sAo,-,,
wei COLD Neaias from light isciug iiapfooer 49,
sedenIsfy habits great mental excitement. long t.u
ell anKicty leep trouble Of mind, ana disapoffv,
and a hss, OF other causes spring those : n gl.T,E
com palnts. VIII The i1ps, numerous. and Ineianit
ITain diseases grow la Out Of tlru which these p
are e4ineuty Dies gueh % cure. The 0aslftctla r.
preston OF te natural secretion and cNcreilon. ue
iAr 10 woIncu Of very fcqleni occurrence ts..5c
sgfesd and extensive, and which f nes.eied M,
iaces inast fatal Consequence large prots.tt.
RS dlse.ss ui tne spuiach Liver Lau.s Hfs n s,J
ssIsous sgasn. ia tsia24es 4-aate tlls primary
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29

L.. IL Coz 'rs Gents hpe csn and
Bb't~. bPNtNs rocco Bsai@. just received AZ
mret Trsnp A HOW ELLIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-29
ROOT 4 MOE LNPlRIIM !

TO THE LADIES.
Tt-Sr received from Fhla.-4 franks u Rvnn's enc
~ Kid Slipper. 2 trunks ~ HYuu's fue kii Walking
5hoes. AtSD-A few Pts ~ very hus white kid slip
qcfs VI Vsu want tnr Hsest SfHf~rs be tnts you
can dnd them a. q sign ~ W. Biask Hsspuc-h Root.
-uuih end Narket square. TDhp Asn HOWELL.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
WING CONVENTION.

AZ meeting of the Wing members OF the
Legislature, from the ID Congressional DIS
trict. assembled az the Capital on the evening
OF the 18th August inst, r. BaIGHAM,oi Daue
county. was elected chairman, aud q. W.
LAkIN, OF Grant, was elected secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been
stated, the following resolutions were unani
mously adopted, TO wit:
ReSoLred, That Thursday, the 2lst day
of SCI TENDER next, at Mineral Point IN Iowa
county, be recommended as the time and
place for the holding of convention for the
purpose OF nominating candidate toi Con
gress, to be supported By the Wings of said
District, at the next November election.
ResoLced. That we further recommend that
the several Senatorial and Assembly Districts
be each represented in SAID convention, by
one delegate, TO be chosen at the proper time
and place, TO be ordered and apportoned by
the several County Committees.
Resolred, That the Wing papers in said
Congressional District, be requested to pub
lish the proceedings of this meeting.
z. BRIGHAM, Pres.
G.. w. LAn1S, Sec'y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

CE- Farther returns from the elections
in other States go to show that North
Carolina has elected a Wing Governor
and Wing Legislature. In Illinois, two
Wings, Baker and Marshal) are said to
be elected TO Congress, while in the San
CANON District, Harris (Loco) beats Lo-
gan (WhIg) some hundred votes. The
9Th, l2thth. 10th, and 23d Senate Dis.
tr'cts have elected Wings, and the 18th,
iith, 18th, and 22d, Democrats which
Is all we have heard from. Wentworth,
OF Chicago, is supposed to be elected BY
small majority In Kentucky, Crit
ienden (Whig) has about 10000 MAORI
ty for Governor. Iowa is said 10 have
gone Wing. Indiana, but few returns,
but favorable to the Wings.
In the 1st judicial District in this
State, Edward '. Wilton, is undoubted
~ elected in the q, the contest is very
close between HubbelI and Smith, the
former probably elected. Sd, and 4tn, not
heard from.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

The Galena Jeffarsonian, IN speakiDp of
the late Waterloo defeat of its party in
that city, says" This is accounted for bv
their Whissl exertions among the laboring
classes, both with money and the promise of
Work" " Deer one haadred VOTES ,oere
BOUGHT ia one way or another"
Will not the laboriog classes" Of the
Democratic party in Galeua consider it quite
q compliment TO be published to the world as
having SOLD THEIR VOTES for money
or the pro2iss OF labor! Shame on such
un5lushing falSehold.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

when he, the family being absent, proyi-
ded himself with water, went into the
wigwam, closed the entrance, fell on his
knees, and after drawing his blanket
down SO as to exclude the rays Of light,
ne quenched his thirss; supposing, as the
act was performed in thick darkness, the
sun could not be aware of il. During
these fasts the youths are required 10
paint themselves black, and retire TO the
must solitary places. aud are threatened
with the anger oi' their god, aud a con
inued series of misfortune through life,
IN case of dlsobedleEce 10 the require
ments Of their laws on fasting.
But after the youth has finished this
course of Standardization, which con,
Iiaues at intervals for years, he IS wei
coined to the circle Of hunters, and has
every assurance offered by the Older MEM
bers OF the band that bright patti is
lad Out for him, and he enters. on-t the du-
lies If manhood, in most cases, with
buoyancy of spirit, and with that deter
mined energy that meets with success
among Indians as we'll as the white race.
T. MI.
]
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

We should imagine from the Croaninss Of
:he Ga!ena 5sfissS6niar,. that the editor Of
that paper might, perhaps, be considered
among the iab5rjag classes Of that city; and
for ausht we Auow, one Of that class who
sold rs r5te at the late election. II 50. VIII
the editor inform The public of the price at
"h.ch democrat holds bis ro,c IN Ga.!caa.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

REV. L. EpDY's ADDRESS. delivered be
fore tire Division Of Sons OF Temperance at
PlattesilIe, on the 4th Of July. 1875
We have been politely favored with copy
OF this pamphlet, aud would earnestly re-
commend il 10 public attention, for its can
dor, isirness. aud sound argument. a few
copies OF it are to be had at l. NJ AIarsh's
Book Store. two doors below the Tribune
office.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

o. We would call the attention Of our
readers 10 the address of J. p. LASsAsrEK,
ESQ, which will be found on our first page
TO day. We ask for it an attentive perusal
both Of the friends and opponents of the
cause of Temperance.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
AN ACT to exempt from forced sale on
final process the property therein nam

The People of the State Of Visions,
represented in Senate and Assembl,
do enact as follows: .
Sec. l. No property hereinafter men.
TONED or represented shall be liable TO At
tachment, execution or sale on any fra,
proc ess issued from any court of tbi.
STATE:
First, The family bible; second, FAM.
" pictures, school books or library; third
IA seat or pew III any house or place Of
public worship; fourth, the rites for the
burial of the dead fifth, all wearing an
pare! of the debtor and his family. an
beds, beGsteads aud bedding kept and Us.
cd for the debtor ard has family; al
stoves and appendages put up or kept for
the use of the debtor aud his family an
cooking utensils and all other houseboId
furniture not herein enumerated, not ey.
ccedlng two hundred dollars IN value.
See. ,. Two cows, ten swine. ora
yoke of oxen and one horse, OF in lieu If
one yoke Of oxen and a horse, span Of
horses, ten sheep and the wool from fla
same, either in the raw material or man
u!actured into yarn or cloth; the neces
sary food for all the stock mentioned in
this section for one years support either
provided or growing or both as The deb,o-
may choose; also, one wagon, cart ar
dray, one sleigh. onea plough, one dFar
and other farming utensils including ,acl-
lie for teams not exceeding fiiiy dollars in
value s.r t.sD
Sc. 3. The provisions for the debtor
and his family, necessary for one wears
support, either provided or growing i,
both and fuel necessary fpr one wear.
Sec /, The tools and implements r-
stock IN trade of amy mechanic or miner
and other persons used and kept tor n.
purpose Of carrying on his trade or b,l.
| ness not exceeding two hundred dollars
IN value; tue library and implements
any professional man .not exceeding tTo
hundred dollars IN value all of winch
articles hereiDbefore intended 10 be- c,.
empt shall be chosen by the debtor his
agent, TsefYant, clerk or lcga! r,pesgu,a-
I'VE as the case may be.
Sec. .. So much OF any law now n
force as eXempts Perscnal property from
forced sale on final process IS Aercby II.
pea!ed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

THE FIRST PIC OF CoPP4N.-Ne were yester-
day shown the first PIG Of copper manufactured ia
'hIs State. Ii Was Smoked at Birmingham fron
ore brought from the Ssu,, and was OF a rich an
rearance. How long via it be before We shall be-
s1n 10 announce Ihs shipment from this STATE OF
carg0es of =. the same sort - stroit Free Press
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

There seems 10 be a pretty large sPriEk-
ling of MeNicans flowing into the State
with the returning troops. Almost every
company has several M9Xlcan girls or
boys with ii.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
\. L. NII!TESIDF,


.>0.o-eFs f0| oregon and Cd,gDr&~-
\ 0o'y II regulars, nuH'1erng bdj mca,
PASSED through E"chestcr, on timr way
q" jefferson barracks missouri, TO lan
o'i'sI lfo'i'7 @!!lady there' and be DIVIDED
I'hohSSt tAs Inherent regiments now ID
oregon ana california.
A. Illinois contain: 720 nm ;ot.t;,-
ans. and prosuctd l.s-.,-.s, + ol"alo
bushels Of cora.-lY5,, = count n.I..i
was AZ wears aco a wilderness
- -, ~
"' ;. -, ,i'''l i1'f'eS' IS DO" "'1,
:" -. @-, ~. - ''"''''"P''s 'o"''''
or IN. quality and o,apulv - anv lei.
harvested u. ce,iral l,d,ann.
,,t..r..-- ma.
- ~ '.'-'''..'i'.' w "'..
o1',''e '.V'i an prs % '',e COUNT
. ~ 80 '''g "Iie''' crop as iai So'
OF any previous wear. 'irhe 6ros9cr,a,
corn are also very good. o. SI5,e Js,.
~,
I'D = i'''-' = '-o"DlAL 'il ~. ''.--
$780, IL r. ! I, --'''''''.E ''io 1.,V'...-
= - syIuP, -, '.,ll = SUI - ~ a.
>r 80, li 's.-i'us io' simmer com '1
lacks Of the cholera-morbus: -Yutaa
quarts Of blackberry luce. and half al
usace Of powdered nutmeg. cianamoa
and a!IsFics, add i quarter Dian ounce a
powdered cloves. Boil these toretaa.
TO g>t the strength oi the spices and %
preserve me 01ffy luice- " -Ae A'' @''
d pau u an Pfo"4 ffehcA nF""uy' a.
9"'e'e2 WIN 1901 sugar. owe " c-''
Two teaspoons ta!i three times d-yaA-
Il lie disorder IS not checked, adj 10 luz
quantity.
Tho Sops.cf Terneroroo Dr,nbs7 J. /,
457 divisions in the Unit Srurs.. d. /
blo has A55 which,. o.. ,noro t,qn. qsr 4
no i--, w ''''~'' i 90 i'o. y ''''' ,
other state IN the Union. There area /,
bout i2O divisions IN Illinois, VII /,
membership oi about 5000 Z
~ The no,ugafion or Illinois i.c- :
D,I,G ~ ~ 00o ~ oroJpr,,oas .
ibe last war 49,. f,.ns e.ti-n.t.J Wa.-
4o9yg6g bns,. I,Iian corn. $500. !
601 The fatal ar,,,Int or t5c real 90.
proneriv !, set d,wn h tab..,I
500 600 0fl. =
~,
. me mon feai : monster DELI - =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

4 Frenchman-tls peItioaed the Ma,
;!onal Assembly to make such change
II the law regulating inarrjagas as 30 al
low n.on the power of espousIug Severed
wives
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

o Pooh LEWIS CAss "A demo-
cratic poet out West, abiding to
Cass's unfortunate somerset In dezar-
ting the WIlmot Proviso. and sell no
20 the sIave-powcr. gives vent
TO his feelings ofpity in the following
words that burn
20 POOR Lewis Cas-,
.. poor Ler.s Cassl
l. STRIKES Us that ~ this AFFAIR.
fou' sc mace yourseif a7---'irtg ..-a1I a7,l,ing
sa7rt~-.'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

It Is said hat the Germans believe a
waf w!th Russia - be inev.tahle. and call
loudly for Il, IN the conviction thai Ga ev
are strong enough TO bring IL TO sue.
ceSstul Issue.
N7Ior General Butler Is in New York.
am CT. Richard VI. johnson ia Wash.
lngton. john TYLER ana iadv have gone
~ spend the Summe, OF Long ISLAND.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

O. We gather the following Election re-
turns from the 81. louis Republican:
NORTH CAROLINA.
counties ~ North Carolina, viz Edgecombe
by 800 majority; Wayne by 1000 MAORI
ty; New Hanover by 627 majority; John
son by 70 majority; and BIeden by 203 ma
jority.
The Wings have carried the following
counties,viz: Halifax by AZ majority; North
ampton by 763 majority Craven by 80 ma
jority; Pitt by GO majority; and Ashe by
45 majority.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

Nrw PAPER.-Ihe Ersl number o. a new rcli
gjuus paper, entitled the " Methodist Expo-itor,
was issued on Saturday 10 Cincinnati. It Is pub
h<hed by a committee Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South; edited by D.. Llt,a. of that cry,
assisted BY Revs- R. J. R4lston. aud J. Boyle, a.
corresponding editors.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

Singular CirCHmstaace.-On the I7th
day OF September, i847, lad I years of
age, son OF Mr. Theodore p. Bowker. OF
Boston, accidentally swallowed a copper
cent, which LOGGED lit the entrance Of ms
stomach. Medical aid was immediately
called, and although the phySicIans couIG
distinctly feel II with their Instruments.
ali efforts to eXtricate il were unayailgnr.
The lad suffered great iuconyenieuce IA
consequence OF us remaining where ii
first lodged, and has frequently abslained
from eating his regular meals, such was
the distress accustomed by food coming In
contact with the piece OF copper. THUS
the matter continued until ihe cycning OF
The l7th Of Juiy, i period of ten laoaihs.
when he was suddenly seized with a vio
lent yomluCg, aad among ether. matter
Threw up the aforesaid cent, which was
covered with thin, ARA, scasy substance.
Inc Lt,!e fellow "a A0W as healthy as ey.
q, and feels greatly relieved al having
dLsgorged the IndlgsstI5ie cent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS.


a space Of country on the extreme Head
Of Lake Superior about I25 miles square.
There were al that time 70 lamilies IN
the band, and the entire Populatfon di1
not exceed $50 souls. aa 81.
'Phis nation Of .nttians is divided into
many small tribes, called bands, each &C
cUpying limited district Of country, and
each having d first and second civil Chici
and first and second, and sometimes as
high as i filth var Chlel. Each band
also mas one or more medicine men, one
OF Whom IS at the head Of me -lcine and
conjury. There are also other men who
are distinguished sly their success in war
or The chase. Among them H1en are es-
teemed or otherwise for taeir worth
there being scarcely any property qaail-
fcatlons among them. 3 s.a--
The band with WHICH [ was connected
have what may b. termed poor country.
The game was then almost their only de-
no ~ ' '''' 10 go ,''''' 9'','- %
80 ~ '-->'>'7o y - -l''' . '''''o
all taken years ago, and. Consequently,
'' '-'''0 " 10 '''e' '''S'' ~''' '"e5
must therefore have recourse 10 fish, fowls
nv NV 7'--'''s' '',''''' 'o' 8 . . 'e,'',s'
~ 60 ," ''c'- - 9''o" . '''
- ~ 10 '-'' ''''s ~. 9'''A"''''
''-e 60 '''ol. "'''o '''''l - % o''' '.-V
= ' .,,.r ~ ' 80 '-'@ ''0' ~
- '-o' - '-''1'''' = '"y ''''3
=. - : - -
-. -, -,
.g,r;nn 49, e.. -. 49,,
1T. t..,~,.-.., ...,~.-,S..,
,,,o.s ,ro., ,ho ra.,.s a,,I -,oh
niol.t ba hod II, ,.a.,, ..,r4 ,,h.r rra,,
he frozen oor,!,
RpfI I..ava This d.,rl. ,,;ctrra - ,,ot;,s
some otbor th;,ns th.. ,,,, =, mari
rarest,,g.
RrrIc,o>- T,ba ,ro,,;nart dootr;no.
Of the Bible are ,ecoouized hv them
1bopoh. like their more hohlv favored
white ncigbbors teo MANY ~ ,beo, inter-
~ disregnd ,hr,o
vhov believe in n, ev;stl.,ca of one
universal ore,t oooJ first cause. one
Great evil shirt. Who controls many 9TH
or evil spirits the iu mortality, Of the soul ::
The resurrection Of tne body: and ia fo-
,ore rewards and nun;Shnen;s.
Their Worship IS bv sacrifice, PRAYER
and tbanLsoivinr Alfbonob thew are
called idolaters they are not such in the
sense in which the Hirdoos and MANY
Others are. They have 10000 rods il is
true. but in Offering sacrifice TO them
thew invariably do it as ngdiators be-
tween them and the Great Spirit. On
this poiot made particular lnoniries of
several interpreters and others well ac.
ouainled with their Worship and thew
all agree that all their minor gods are re.
cognized only as mediators. When in
treat distress thew offer that which ! es-
teemed most valuable as a sacrifice, and
.+,nor.llv fbrouub fire ot Tho s,r,o t;,,a
calling on the name of the Great sojrj,
Trough the local deity 10 whom thew Of
fer the sacrifice. Anony their loca,ooas
are the bear lion moose. HEAVIER and
n,anv other a-;.7,Is birds and f.hay
7,,ev also offer sncri.;,e 10 ,he SIM no.,
stars stones Of s;,o,,ar firm, I,,.as ,sv.r.
and blocr,s of yood o.,o or which !. e..
,ne,,,I., soon c,,t;u s,.,,o r,u.,.,;... .,.,,,.
1T ID ....-... -...-..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
INDIANA.

The Wig ticket in Nincenes has been@e-
lected by majority Of between 200 and
eco, As Ear heard from, the county is
decidedly Whig-the whole ticket. no doub,
is elected.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
Retafaiory Posture L,q,o'-A COR

Retaiiatory Postage Laso.-A CORES.
Pondent OF the Asw York Journal Of
Commerce States, that our raerchants can
send Their letters TO Canada on pavinq
ten cents postage, and that they can
then be put lnto The English mail bag for
the CuEarG steamers at Uaiif,v without,
any charge. paying only one shilling ztes
ling (the old rate) on arrival in Liverpool
illus saving fourteen cents on every
halt ounce letter. All duplicates. letters
OF Immigrants, and others, where the de-
lay Of a lew days IS unimportant. can be
.ora arded BY this route. .s
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
KENTUCKY.

The Wings have carried the county Of
Jefferson BY a majority of l65--being Wing
gain.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

The Matanoras Flag. gives an account
Of a Mexican female dwarf, near that
city, who IS IS years # age, p inches
nigh, weighs lS pounds. and is perfectly
wei proPortionei. Tom Thumb viii
soon have his choice OF wives.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

IN InciIent. -fhe pittsburg, Pa, Ga
zatte says:-A few days Since, three Of
our gallant volunteers, just returned from
Mexico, and rather poor looking, were
passing throagh the market, and observ-
ing countrytnan, with some very fine
SIMMER apples 10 sell, one Of them asked
the price. The vender rather coldly re-
Piled" | don't sell apples to the like Of
you" The Indignant volunteers drew
themselves up, and demanded the reason,
asserting that they were able to paw for
them. II don't sell apples to returned
volunteers . replied the countryman, with
u tear gllstening in his eye, and placing
MS broad hand upon his breast, 8 my
neart warns towards them wherever ! see
them-i should be ashamed TO sell them
uppies-take as many as you want, and
may God bless you wherever you 60"
Fhe delighted volunteers rewarded the
countryman by accepting of his apples,
and with delighted countsnanccs went on
their way. A warm and honest heart
beats in that mans breas-. a2.t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

= An eNtelsNe coI peg-milu IL s. Louis Mo-
mas oiled orders since ,us IsJot Maych last, for
>'' iuas AID apparatus for Ihe disllitailon OF
deut spirits Ii tue PROVINCES OF New Mexico.
= SINGS the Americans were in Vera Cruz, the
eI,z n at lhat uiace ave petiloaed tie Congress
- teNfel', grant the colojst>a portion ct th pub
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

BUFFALO NoMIHATIoNs.-The Buiiao Couvsn-
ton has nomi .a;ed MARTIN VAN BUREN for Pres
and Hon. CHARLES +. ADAMS, u son of Jhon @
Adams, for Vice President. There are, OF course
q portion sull dissatisfied. Where viii the Con-
vcatjUn be b ID next?
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

STEAM Boat DIsAsTER.-Ne learn from the G..
lena Gazette, thai the Steamer Edward Bates, Col.
lapsed her aue Hamburg H. on The 18Th, by
y hica fifty persons we're killed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

The People of The State of Visions,
represented in Senate and Assemble
do enact as follows:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18
From the Daily Galena Gaz. Aug. Is.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.


ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
The steamer Acadia has just arrived
at Boston. She brings highly .mpor-
tant Intelligence.
IRELAND.
No outbreak II id taken place when
the steamer sailed.
The habeas corpus had been suspen-
ded.
Troops were constantly arriving
from England, which are sent Sou Il,
principally to Kilkenny and Galway
counties, where the danger IS supposed
to be most imminent.
The Lord Lieutenant has sent his
family to Eugland.
The Government seems to be fully
prepared for any emergency.
The pixies may be numerous.
though in undisciplIned hands, and
barrIcades may DC attempted.
Proclamations have beenIssued sup
pressing Clubs.
Sir Charles Napier,s squadron has
arrived on the coast.
Warrants are issued for the arrest
ofOBrieG, Meaghen and others
! reward Of five hundred pounds is
offered for each. Thsy escaped iron
Dublin, ana are drilling menIn the in
terror.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

g Boston there are eST physicians, eizhr fe
male practitioners, aud eighteen Taom>ouiaa.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

y The seventeen year iaca,,s aow ahou1ds 10
the counties Of Monroe, livingston, aDi some OH
eTs IN tIe Interior OF the STATE al New York.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-08-18

To Psereat Pss,i'ence. -Ifevery house
holder viii but take care on each satur
dag through the warm season to put one
peek OF wood ashes in the vault in the
rear If lis house, the atmosphere OF our
CITY, or any city where this course Is riv-
IDLY followed, may be kept as pure and
aeaitalul as that Of any country. This
IS very little to do-wAv will not all re-
solve 10 do i'm. 7 Tribune.