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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13


Aenos M'Kay Exec District Court in and for
ntor of the last will 1.-THE County of Iowa. Ter
and testament of ritory of Wisconsin. r.
Thomas C.. Legate March Term A. ID. 1S4S
deceased.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
by virtue of decretal order made in the above
ID entitled cause in the court aforesaid, on the 23d
day of March, 1S4s--I, Henry Wagner, one of
the Masters in Chancery in and for the County of
Lafayette and Territory of Wisconsin, will 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 in the town of Shells
burg in the County of Lafayette Aforesaid the
following described pieces parcels CT 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 (15) in township num-
Der two (2) of range one (1) East of the 4th
Principal Meridian together with all and singular
the privileges and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in any wise appertaimng Dated 10
April, 1S4S- HENRY WAGNER,
Master in Chancery Lafayette Co. w. L.
EATON & CorHRES Sol for Com'pt. 33 tbs.
The above sale is adjourned until the FIRST (lst)
dav of September A. D. 1S4S, at ten (lO) clock
A NJ HENRY WAGNER,
Master in Chancery, L. F. c., Wis.
Shusburgh, June 3. SIS. 4Otds
The above sale is further continued until the LIST
day of October next and to take place at the same
place and time of day above mentioned.
ROBERT NJ LONG, Sheriff
La Fayette County, Ms.
August 21th, 1913.
The above sale is further continued until the Ia,
day of January next, and take place at thes
place and time OF day above mentioned
ROBERT NJ. LONG, Sheriff,
La Fayette county, Wis.
October /, 1873 ids
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SD@TtgU.
THE OAK AND THE VINE.


BIT H. s. LLOYD.
A little vine an acorn met
That just began to grow;
And said to him, +" Be not an oak
But be vine SO low.
Lift not thy head in sinful pride I
To yonder jewelled sky, =
But dwell on earth an humble thing,
And own the One most high.
o put not forth thy branches strong
And brave His sovereign power, :
But be vine whose dewy flowers :
Embalm the passing hour.
And seek some humble nook TO dwell /,
And climb some lowly wall
To be graceful vine like me,
And not a tree so tall"
The acorn would not hear the vine,
And grew stately oak,
And lived to smile upon the storm
And brave each lightning stroke.
I,
The traveller often stopped and meath
His branches weary sunk,
And cen the vine found one day
Entwining round his trunk.
The old stone wall, that long had been
Her simple humble stay,
Had crumbled meath the touch of, time.
And mouldered into clay
All torn and bleeding then the vine
Was waving in the air,
The wind was sporting by in miIth
All needless of her prayer.
AT length she humbly sought the oak
And twined her garland braid,
And found protection in his strength
And beauty In his shade.
She little knew the living Soul,
In whom we raise our hymn,
That he who truly trusts himself
Most truly trusts in Him.
-~TrHT z
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13

AN ELOQUENT FIGURE.-The Mecklenburo
Jeffersonian saws:
Like one of these wondrous rocLinor stones
reared by the Druids, which the finger of a
child might vibrate to its centre, vet the miobt
OF an army could not move from its place; our
Constitution is SO nicely poised and balanced,
that 1t seems to sway with every breath of o.
pinion, yet so firmly rooted in the hearts and
affections of the people, that the widest storms
of treason and tanatcism break over it in
vain.
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NOTICE. All persons forbidden 70 mine
~ dig otherwise trespass upon any Lands
owned by US. or of which we agents, without
our written permission; and all persons mining
or digging contrary to such permission will be
regarded trespassers and treated accordingly.
WASHBURNE & WOODMAN
FOSTER & STEPHENSON.
FARLEY EATON
JOHN BRACKFN,
c, BEECH & CO
Get. 81, ST
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13

IL All smeltcrs will be looked to and held
accountable for any and all Lead Mineral, 9th
er ores raised on the above described Lands. and
removed from the same by them.
JOHN BRACKEN, Agent.
Mineral Point Sept IS 1S47 3tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13

The Land is part prairie and part TIMBER the
timber is young and thrifty. There is good
SPRING OF WATER on the premises-it is also in
a good neighborhood being obout miles south
east of Mineral Point and desirable situation for
farm.
.ALSO-Eighty acres of Timber land in Green
county, Wisconsin, being the of the S f of
section 10, town l north, range s East.
For further particulars apply to - Taylor,
Esq, Land Agent, Monroe, Wis, or to the subscri-
Der at Mineral Point
JOHN BRACkEN
March Q, 1s4s soft
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold on accom-
modating terms. They are we'll calcu.
lated for farming purposes. and lie in the
vicinity of good lead diggings. Enquire
of JOHN BRACKEN. 2Otf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13

the total loss is 100000. The Lexington
KY, Maine Insurance Company have also 49,
900 on cargo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13

INTERESTING TO THE LADIEs-LOOKING GLASS
Es-As ladies are proverbially fond of looking
glasses, they should be made acquainted with
fact but little known or attended to- that the beau
ty and truth of their reflected images very much
depends upon the quality and color of the glass
ITSELF which easily detected by merely holding
white paper edgewise to the glass; and just SO
much as the reflected paper varies in color from
the paper applied, in the proportion are
their compilations apparently tinged or blackened
by it. Thus, many persons continually imag-
lining they look ILL., and perhaps, from this real
ly become so, from the habit of using glass that
unconsciously disfgures them.-Ladies Doll Netcs-
paper
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13

CaANBERRIEs CURE FOR CANcER.-We have
seen it stated more than once, that the common
cranberry was efficacious in the cure of cancer,
but have never until very recently, been an eye
witness to the fact. Mr. Middleton Belk, residing
within four or five miles of this city, who was
afflicted with cancer on the nose for the last
eight years. was induced to try cranberries, APP
piled as poultice and, to his great joy and sat
isfaction, has experienced perfect and radical
cure We mention this fact at the instance OF
under the same affection, may avail themselves of
this simple but valuable remedy.-1uscaloosa Obs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13
no ALL WHOM 1T MAY coNCERN-J

no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-J
L Moffatt, administrator of the estate of Levi.
S. Suddith late of the county of Iowa and State
of Wisconsin, deceased, has this day made aopli
cation to sell SO much of the real estate of said
intestate situated In said county, aswilbe neces-
sary to pay and discharge all debts and charges
against said estate.
Therefore, notice is hereby given to all persons
interested that on Saturday the 14th day of Octo-
Der next, said petition will be heard at the Pro-
bate Office in and for Iowa county, Wisconsin, at
Mineral Point, at two o'clock P. NJ of said day, at
which time and place all persons concerned are
required to show cause why said license should
not be granted.
In testimony whereof wehave hereuDto set our
hand and affixed the seal of said
n Court at Mineral Point, this 30th
WSXl day of August, A. D. 1s4S-
D. w. JONES,
4w52 Judge of Probate, Iowa CO. Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13
Notice
To Miners and Shelters.

ILL persons hereby notified not to trespass,
n mine or dig upon the following Lands without
from the owner or agent:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13
Land for Sale.

lNHE subscsiber offers for sale $50 ACRES
/ Land being the
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13
ThOmpsOn's

ThOmpsOn's
COMP 0UND SYRUP OF TAR g. WOOD NhPHTHA
THE ONLY CERTAIN REMEDY
For Pulmonary Consumption, asthma, Bronchitis
Splitting Of Blood Palpitafion ofthe Heart, Lar-
9 Complaint, affections of the Kidneys,
Weak Nerves, Decline, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Whooping Cough,
Group, Sore Throat, Pam
in the Side and Preast
and all the ErilS
resulting from
Protracted
Colds
&C.
ALSO
FARRELL CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINAMENT,
a sovereign remedy for man and horse,for the cure
of all kinds of rheumatism Soreness of the Breast
Sprains, Bruises, Cramps, &c.-also Fistula, Pole
Evil, and most of the diseases of horses
For sale by WHITNEY SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13

Thomas Goode
VS..
Aenos M'Kay, Exec
utor of the last will
and testament of
Thomas c. Legate,
deceased.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-10-13
FEVER AND AGUE

:" URE Port Wine, Madeira Wine
IL and Brandy, for medicinal purposes
for sale at the Mineral Point Drug Store,
by r. ID. PULFORD.
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THE SUPREME COURT.-Those, at least who
sage business al the Annual Term Of the supreme
Court Of the United states and indeed all VINO enter
n proper respect for that balance wheel OF the ma
essery Of this Government should bear IN mind that
~ Term Of that Court well a. the Session Of Con
r-ss commences Monday next Already we near
dthe arrival in this City Of three OF the nine members
ethe Court. Mr. Justice MCLEAN, Mr. Justice CATION
nd Mr. Justice WAYNE. quorum OF the Court VIII
doubtless be- in attendance the day for It's Assem-
bling lNatOnai inNmschcci.
MURDER N SPniNGF learn IRON MI
Drake Of Thompson & Co Express that . Mr.. Clark
the employ OF the Western Railroad, was found dead
Springfield yesterday morning In the rear OF the ne"
budding erecting near the MassasOi, House. The jury
o, inquest returned a verdict that he was murdered
From the marks his neck il was supposed he was
th0kcd 20 death. Hartford COurahl' "a
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AMERICAN AoRIoULTURIsT.

THIS DAY PUBLISHED, the December Number Of ne
j American Agricultural CoNrENrs season iof rsi.
ing Timber: r ectrO Culture Adulersion OF Food book
Farming; Phos phale OF Lime; Approved san-ucs OF
Fruits: The COw-Her Diseases and MANAGEMENT Agn-
culture OF the Chinese. Cultivation of the Common Locess
Tree: To Improve Qualify OF Fruit h0usn Notes ~
he WAY; The Striped Bug; How TO Bleach Honey tx
traction Of OH from SInfOwer Seeds, Common Errors ~
school Architecture. Caution to the Use OF lass vessels
straw berries and inc 10 Ohioi Agricultural Botany NO
? A Friend 10 Farmers Cultivation Of the strawberry
Planting Trees: Twohorse Wagons, Decay Of Timber r.
Ladies' Department. Treatment Of Rose Bushes An AZ
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riou. Home: Agricultural Chemistry, No. 3, Facts IN
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News: Editors Table Review Of ne Market,
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SCIENCE AND ART.

nR JF BOYNTON vii give TWO LECTURES a.
Othe Femalc Academy. Brooklyn MONDAY and TUES
DAY EVENINGS Dec { sud 5 The subject OF frs, Lee
ure will he The - -
ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM OF THE CLOSE.
ard The existing betw Electro Magnetic motions
md the motions OF the Solar SYSTEM and HEAVEN
Boniss Many snd surprising experiments IN nus
irsuOn and proof viii be given
The second Lecture viii he upon the
VITAL ELECTRICITY or THE HUMAN BODY,
showing Man 10 be living Gav,lic Battery, Elecuiciy
subject to his will snd being the connecting INK oeiweeu
mind and mnff,T -...-.
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Fsch evening VII close with exhibition of the great
Moral Painting of The
COURT or DEATH
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DRY GOODS.
IMMENSE REDUCTION

IN PRICE AND SALE or DRY GOOpS-BskN.
IMAM CUTTER - aud Is Cana street. cor. oMssces,
being determined reduce their stccs Of Rich Fall Goods
PRIOR to The iShin. have reduced me pree- ct tho follow
ing goods fully
N PR CENT. FROM NOVEMBER PRICES
,hev invite particular attention II their and h-
pubic to an Inspection ofher and Prices prior to put
chasing examination Of their ssocs viii not imply me
smallest Ohm snon 10 purchase
FRENCH rHIREr CLOTHS AND MERiNos
Their assortment of these soil unbrosen-couPFisng
every shade and style OF anecus quality, and the nne-'
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Cnursou Gsrne, Ruby Amuath Violet Purple ard every
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SUNS AND SILK vELvErS
Cases Of rch and elegant stycs-conpusing al The mos
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striped and plaid satin Turks, satin De Chine Glsee ami
Gro De Rhine. OF high usue. Also. Cases oi beautiful
Gro de Rhine al costing over a. cents 10 import SIX
vsL,rrs u every .hsdeincuding Light snd Drs Greco
Mare Blue Garnet Maroon Drsh NC Also vide Nel'e'''
for Sacks. Closs., NC.
CLOAKS MANTILs MANrtLLAS. SACKS A.
Their assortment q these .u unsurp
not only OF their imported styles hut Of eis o~n msnu
facure some OF and hesguiu styles In Velvet sanr,
ssn TURK Chang sns aud rhib~t Mefno. al sfeaS
reduced prices Ladies' about purchasing are psronlsns
invited 10 an Inspection Of This department,
sHAwLs
5000 Embracing he moe, complete assortment q rich
India -nd French Cashmere Long and Square shs~ls u
rch new and beautiful patterns and designs all WOOL. sai
every size A.owoolen Plaid shsws French and Scotch
rich sad beautiful Clan. Esinioun and Highland Fisiis At
/ less thsn the actual cost ~ Importation,
| CAsHMEREs AND DELAINEs
Case. new and pretty styles. for IL.
40 small figured, and very desirable, -,is "a
| Also Cashmefes al ID, Is Cd, and -
Gases. al wool French Cs.h-res al q costing - cis
10 The Importer Particular attention !. invited 10 these
BC feel confident that an Inspection Of hess sni lhc'i
entire stock will prove advantageous 10 those pur.
cha,lng Every article iznhhy representa- aud oil goods
di-sereens win representation. may he returned - ns
/ NNEr t.OOUs-Jus received and of sale ~ w
w MATHEWS A. Csihsrinest bl.ck and cosnfrd bose
| swiss musns bishop lswns Orssndn mnsins, nc $50
| damaged blankets. linens ginghans prints spscss. &c
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Norm HempsIssd Queens County about 20 miles iron
This CITY and Inc railroad, CONTAINING about ~
srres In hx stas OF cultivation Possession can BE gives
Immediately For farther particulars. sppiyto
d4ly A J BiEECKEk, AuctOneer, Bsosf-a
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SARTAIN's UNION MAGAZINE. FOR JANUARY.
- 9f4-Egh-y pages OF esrpress printing 90 extra nne
paper. three superb NelzouDt Engrsyngs beside eight
other varied Illustrations
coNTrNrs-ENrIsELY oRIsINN.
J. The Announcement % the shepherds Nlustsedl. by
Rev Albert Barnes
Liberty Introducing science and the Ars illustrated
s. The Motaer and Child illustrated; MissE L. sPrOat
g. Too Lsie Mrs L. 4 sgouruey
5. A Passage the Life OF a. Artist Mr.. T. =. Elet
s. JOY In Cresiing Mrs ? c. Kinney
T. AuuIuinal Musings W IA {. Hosmer.
Q. Nv Lille Coasin'. Album Prof Jsmes Lynd.
%. ANison ofthe SOU. Augustine Daganne.
N. Aunt Beiseys Fresde Lectures, No. l. Oh scandal
Rev George W Brttune. d. ID.
H. Newport Beach, Henry 7. Tuckermsn
l5. 4 Wish-from a. unpublished Play Mrs Frances :
L sonn.ts. George n Boxer
IS Tomo ard The Wild LAKES Rev. John Todd, ID.
II Linesto-- Rev George " Behune, D.
H. A Village Fourth Of July. Aired Street
%. All about Beslx Mary Smith.
~ Al about Bellies John Brown, Jr
n. The song Of the Ephemeron Marion Il Rand
o. Lovely Rosebud Mrs {. X. Townsend
2 The Black R0vsr-A story Of the Wes, Indies (lus
irstedl. Charles j. Peterson.
-. sonneis; George :. Burleigh.
y The Haunted Chamber c. II Wiley
- The Marriage Of Ab-i-Fragmeus OF Early Times
;. Ilne. Mrs France. Bro'her.On.
q Tae student Soldier. Professor Joseph Alden.
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20 Hero and Lesnder Qusiraiedl. Rev. w H. Furnes-
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Page representing Liberty introducing Science and N.
Au. 10 he Genius Of Americas by sNIain aher painting
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1 Mus.r-l ssw Thee but Hour halisd writer
By Henry Coleman Esq author Of the Drama 81 Cnchl0n
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Ns1d engraved by Devereux to illustrate MI Peefsoni
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