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Tie best I70rtc a Cattle Medicine
III the World.
ssloan's Ointment


Hare earned for themselves a great Name
TOR purity, mildness, and thoroughuess, sosn's
y Ointment, excels and is rapidly supersedmg au
other Oinments md liniments now in use, for the
following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of ali kinds, Sprains, Bruises,
Cracked Heels, Rinebone, Wndbone, Windgalls,
Poll Evil, Chlius spavns, Sweeney, Fistula,
Sitfast, Strains, Sand Crack, Foundered Feet.
Scratches Grease Mango, or Horn Distemper
The Porder will remove all inflammation and r.
yer, purify the blood, loosen the skin, cleanse tho
water, and strengthen every part Of the body and
eases Distemprr, hide .hounl, loss Of appetite. III
ward strain, yellow water, inflammation the eycs,
fatigue from hard exercise also rheumatism, tcoL.
monty called stiff complain.) which prove fatal 10 So
many valuable horses in this county. II Is aso o
safe and cerain remedy tor coughs and colds. which
gcncraln so many fatal diseases.
WBsLOAE
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" Rather dyubfirgly bit thought l,rould try H."
4. LII

Nj Sloln--Sir: have fine young hor which
was taken with the scratches last fIl, psid out a.
bout three dollars for ~ define tuI he grew wors.
then bought box # Your oinrnentot your oiic,:
would try itl Judge ofmy surprise and opInIon Of
I, bcnch;ia qualities. when found my horses ices-
smooth aud vel in 4 days T, IN the time oomr,en-
cei npplyngit Your OFT T. +. COLBY.
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Extracts from Tie Gai.nu North Western Ga


~ the use Of Soans Ointment ind Condition
Powder, have entirely cured Fistua on my hor.c'
and Otherwise improved his cn1 ton more than so
per cent on the cost Of the medicine. And COW
which was 20 feeble as 10 be considered worthessby
myself and r,ighbors was restored 10 good hea lih
by the use Of less than half package Of the powder
aud is now dong better than any other COW have.
SMALL Pox, May -, lSis, VIM. VINCENT.
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Young Ladies', Seminary at Ottawn.

Miss ANN l.. CODY ,TrinciPdl.
TillE trustees take pleasure in announcing TO the
public that this Institution is now in ilOarishing
condition. established on a permanent basis and
presents nclitss for the education of children and
young ladies' which the board feel assured will meet
the wishes and expectations OF It's patrons The
Principal has procured and furnished for ITS use, a,
considerable expense, the commodOus rooms OF the
Mechanics Hall, and il prepared for the reception
and instruction oi largely increased number OF u-
ps. The Trustees have no hesitation IN assuring
the public, that the Principal is lady highly quail
fed Tor the task who will call to her aid from tine
10 time, such assistance As the wants OF the nstiiu
ton may require, and will ever be untirng IN her
eXertons Tor the cultivation of the minds the eleya-
ton Of the morals, and the refinement OF the man
ners OF her pupils.
Instead Of an extra charge for Rent and Fuel. it
has been deemed best by the Trustees tina, it should
be embodied in an increased charge by the Principal
for tuition.
The present quarter commenced on the 25lh ult.
Tniti0npcr qu1rtsr-tor Spelling Reading WI
ting and Mental Arithmetic, Use OF Outline Maps
NC, $500; ter Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, and Exercises IN Composition. 8 90 ior
History, Algebra Geometry, Astronomy, Chemist
ry, Physiology, Philosophy &c. IS 90.
SETH G. EARL,
Alison WOODRUFF,
Il. l.. DICKEY,
Oin1a Dec ), l3i9-3m Trustees
n b. Parents and guardians abroad can procure
board for young adles IN respcctahciamillcs at mo
derate rates. and will find in this institution all thel
rn IA desire
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Drugs! Drugs +! Drugs!
AT The CITY DRUG STORE, befreen Red
dicks block and the Citv Hotel.

dicks block and the City Hotel
The subscriber has just received his supply of winter
stock from New York and ST Louis, consisting Of
every variety Of articles heretofore kept by him,
amongst which are the best quality Of
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, oils, and Glass !;
Spirits Iarpcntine Lump and Machine Oil;
Tanners and Meats Foot Oil;
Cdmphine and Spirit Gas:
Pure Vines d Brandies for medicinal purposes,
Nuts, Prunc', Dates Carrdnts, de-;
Solar Side, and Astral Lamps:
Sch1o! looks and Dictionaries Of every variety.
Il targe supply Of Canton TcaS;
Pdteat Medic,nes, dc, de-, dc.
Together with greater variety Of Yankee notions
Than IS kept at any other place in town.
Call aud examine my stock before making your
best selections elsewhere. BE sure and find the store
next ioor to the City Hotel
Ottawa Nov % G. L. THOMPSON.
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Good Bargu N !-.Six Horses for sale!

TlIE subscriber has on hand and for sale valuable
horses, 2mnres, one with lonl. end harness Tor the
same. Also,a good mich COW and calf, two year
old Durham bull, also, two horse wagon and one
horse wagon and harness. and one large prane
plOy all oiwhich will be odlow for cash in lots To
uncSceptonnblc paper with interest, or exchanged
for some other kinds OF property at fair prices. II
not sooner disposed Of most, Il not all, OF the above
named property will be sold, on credit, n public
auction. at the Union Tavern in Ottawa. on the 18th
inst, (ChpisImas day. at2 o'clock 7. NJ For all
who want such property there is now chance to
make good bargains. Call and see.
dec H. 1879 \ III UowrAND
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M,RRrrp-ln Ottawa, on the 18th inst, by j
IL Wagner, Esq, Mr. VALENTINE DoLpfR, to Miss
ERSsrINE MoEscH Of Loreiyn precinct
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CONSTANTLY
RECEIVING MORE CLOTHING
tlaW V0AA 9lQTGlMa 9T0Aa a


outfit and i nbngy low we wish
Of
clothing purchase
Il
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Late I Arrival !

r PSANGER & Co. ARE now receiving from
IL. New York one of the largcs, and best assOrl
mrnis ol roodsever oiltr. ii m he mlrkc, which they
offer to sci, for cash or most kinds OF produce as low,
il not lower than can be bourh, elsewhere
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900
| 10.
Total,

Total arrivals for the months Of August, Sep
,.mber and October 1857. The character OF
the emigration still continues such MS will reflect
honor on our growing and opulcnt state
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DIED-At hi, residence in Ottawa on Tuesday
morning the 18TH inst, DOWNEY BDCHAA-
AN. in the i6th year Of his age.
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allristnl;,s Presents.
House TO Let.
More New Good !

WALKER & HlCKLlNG wish to INFORM
w their customers & the public generally lhat they
have Just received from the eastern cities large aud
varied stock of Staple and Fancy goods suited for
this market, comprising Silk, Cotton, Linen, Wors-
ted and Wolen Fabrics. 1t is useless to cnumeratc
articles We will only say that most articles in this line
called for Al Country Store may be- found in our
stock, and will bc sold at the forrest prices Our mot
to Is mot to be uniersold by any one"
Aiso:--We have lately received GO cases Of
Boots Shoes, and Brogans, all sorts and sizes sofia
bic for wear Of men, women, and children these
will be- sold at very low prces
Also Fockery and Glassware; n good assOrt-
ment Of hedry and shelf HARDWARE; trace, log ,
and halter chains scythes and sneaths wrought and
cut nails and spikes, all sizes. Also,
GROCERIES
Ofal kinds, as cheap as usual; and Our stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, and Dgcstuf5 is complete. and
wlll be sold at Chicago or ST Louis prices, whole
sale or retail
CASH paid for any quantity of Hides and Wheat
Oats, Lard, Bacon and most other produce taken III
exchange atthe highest rates
Dec li,lSi9 WALKER & HICKLING
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CASH EOIsPO1sIk,

ANY quantity Of pork wanted during The packing
"A season. for which the highest marke, price vii
be mid n26 l. L. SANnER 4 Co
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Eu &. FARREBL'S genuine Arabian Lini-
Ell mcnt Is a most extraordinary medicine,
u II the truth of which is placed beyond doubt
hy the vast sales Of the article and the many cures
being daiv performed by it which previously had re-
sisted all other medicines and the skill Of the best
physicians in the wo'd. 1t compoe ed Of balsams
extracts and gums peculiar to ARABIA posse ssng,
IN aconcenrard form, all their stimulating nno-
dync, penetrating, uDctous and revuislve properties
and the same which. ages ago, were used 10y the
sons OF the Desert with such miraculous success,
in curing the diseases oibOh man IN henst
Read the following REMARKABLE CURES,
which should Of themselves place II g. FaTeVS
.ArabidH L'Himcm for beyond any similar remedy
About year and halt ago, swelling appeared
in my wii-'s stomach, gradually increasing IN size
until II became large AS my list, and so that
she could not bear the least pressure upon IT without
giving her extreme pain. got the advice OF our best
doctors and they differed in opinion about some
SAID II was an Ague Cake or Enlargement Of the
Spleen some that II was an enlargement OF the o.
wares and others said II was IuIuOr OF the Ova-
rcs and could not be cured except by cutting it out
In this critical situation, ! was persuaded to Try II
Il Farrclts Arabian Llnnrut upon il, and strange
Is II may appear upon the third application she be-
gan to improve and has continued getting better dali
y,un'il now she Is well as ever-,nlOylng excellent
health d, MCCONNELL.
Peoria, March ), 1919.
Robert Kinds, Postmaster, snys:
CERESTowy. Pa, March %.
One woman has used yocr Imminent with great
success She had lost the use OF her legs for three
years, the cords being contracted so that her legs
were bent as much while standing as is the natural
for the position of the legs while sitting, and she
could not bend them in the least but by the use oil
Ii G Farrclls Arabinn Linlmeut she is now able to
walk with ease and has a straight limb. | have
found it most excellent remedy Tor horse flesh al
so, Tor everything which requires an external RENE
dy.
TIE opinion Of an old, experienced and scientific
Fmricr.
WASHINGTON, Iowa, rune &c; 1919,
From the speedy and permanent cures, both on
man and beast, which your LiniInent is performing
do nothesitate to pronounce II the Great Rene.
dy ofthe Age" | have pracced doctorng ho-
for these twenty years. and have tired all the linn.
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OF oil kinds, bought for Cash at marke, rn,es by
~ dec L. SANGER e. Co
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ncnts, o,ntmen,s, Sc so mach pulled up in the pa
pers; but Unjust say that II. G. farrtli's Arabian
Liuinent exceeds any that ! have ever made use Of
By it, use, have cured Sweeney SPAWN long after
they had been pronounced iHcWaJle, and have Gu
red more than tty horses this season with your Lin
ment, embracing every disease, from scratches bni-
ses up to spawn, rlnl-bone ana Sweeney. can nj
so bear testimony of lis good effects on the human
system was confined TO my room nearlyal last
winter with rheumatism, and could Get nothing 10
help me until lcommenccl the USE Of your Linimont
which entirely cured me. VIM. Z, GRIMES.
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Notice to Debtors.
Office is hareby given TO all pcrson' KNOWING
~ themselves indebted TO the estate of CnA.. tr .
HAYWARD, Decd TO call and settle up inme ,,,.I,
Nov 9, 1919 JULIA Ann nAyw IN aJmr
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FqrrclfS ArGJiaa LiRment
Mr.. H. G.. FARRELL,,-Dear Sir: had been ar.
ilcted with the sun pain for the last ten years and
could never get relief except by bleeding but by the
use OIL G, tarrelrs Arabian Lrnimcnt, applied o.
yer the temples about three or four times day. il
was entirely removed, and have felt nothing Of it
since. went into the stable one night to apply ii
to horses sore lcgand being very lame he stumbled
and fell against my legs crushing and huizng them
so ably that they turned black as my hat, rendering
them powcrless lapphcd your l.inmeu,, and was
well enough in flw days to 60 about again ns usual
also crushed my finger in shocking manner by
letting back log a.l udon it, your Liniuent soon
healed itup, though, JOHN b. MGEE.
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Leather.

If nan LBS Slaughter and Spanish sole Leather,
ii'VOu medium aud heavy weights;
1000 lbs harness leather also bride and upper
Icnher, kip and skins, morocco and sheep Innings
shoe pegs shoe thread, &c. &C., Oh hand and FOR
salevery low. WALKER Il IllcKIING.
Ottawe, zee II 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-22

Tux GOLDEN EMIGRATION During the month
Of October the arrivals Of cmigrants ut San iran
cisco, by sea, have been ms follows;
Americans, 200
Foreigners, i'''
To,,l 1869
Olvieh are ieuiales-Amcrc.n ~
Foreign ~.
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Ottawa sep IA, 40 JOHN MANLEY & Co.

WASfIBuRN'S hes, cast steel and steel edged
w ShOvcls and Spades, the hes, article inmar.
kct, Gram scoops OF all kinds, also large stock Of
shelf hardware, Just received at CUSllMANs.
nov . 1919
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CatiCicS.

VIEW style Ribbons, fancy co.ors, tabs, fowcIs
y frngrs, ginlps velvet trimmings, and velvet ana
silk belt ribbons. Ladies can suit all.
nov % JIG NArrIYGrR.
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Pork

on pair striped cassimer pants;
0OA $40 pairs black, blue, cadet mixed, and sheep
grey pants, lined or unlned, for sale astonishingly
low, by koHN & MANDLGBAUM
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Worc House fOr sale


| WILL sell one hafolmy warehouse, lately cree
erins enquire Of doc2l G.. BURR
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('1Ot11S.

pROADCLOTHS Of all colors and qualities, Inn
cy mud plain cassllncrcs, heavy Sleeps grey, sat;
tinet,s, wecds, jeans hard times. also canton and
woolen Flannes, Lnseys, &c, Just received at
nov2 CUSllMANs.
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Pants.
INN PAIRS supcriinc French black doe.skin
lVVu cashmere pants Also fancy and plain cassi.
mcrcs and cloth oil various kinds, and cassinet lined
or unlnej, scpt2s konN & MANpLEBAuM
OORING--Cons,antly on hand both inch
II and inch aud quarter, at the Planning MN.
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Heavy Goods.

SIIAWIS.-I have bu, few left Of the new style.
nov23, JG NATTIyGER.
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Canal NUaitvr sale

n mn BUSH wanted, at two cents per bush
-V,VUU from this until the lot OF next May. In
uire of dec9l G. BURR
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Tie opinion Of an old, experienced and scientific
FnYicr.

From the speedy and permanent cures, both on
man and beast, which your Lnnent is performing
do nothesltate TO pronounce II the Great Rene
dy OF the Age have practIced doctorng ho'
for these twenty years, and have tired all the lin.
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IAikpil IsAGS

9OSPAlRS Of mems, womers, and ch.lrcn's In.
o-o dia rubber, and patent waterproof ovrr-shoos
may be had of d22 LOCKWOOD.
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Wooden Ware.

cUGAR, Coffee, Teas, Spices Of nil kinds, sonps,
" candles, Tobacco Mackerol, white Fish, Goldfish
and herring, lust received CUSHMAN
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VVHVy UUUNN.
muslIus, Fiannes, blankets,
~ TIckings, bagylngs, cassenetts. cassmcres etc.
nov - J G. NATTINGER
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nNE-HALF of the canal boat j l. Hardin" 70
osale low. To one who is situated to take charg
Of said boat, and wishes To embark in the ircighnn
business, rare opportunity is offered Enquire Of
dec u g. BURR
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-27
yyhEg state NoEsveafiors.

A State Convention will be holden at the
Capitol in Madison, on Tuesday, the lth day
of September next, at 10 o'clock \. NJ, for
the nomination of candidates for State officers.
to be supported by the Wings of the State,
at the State election IN November next
The State Central Committee recommend
that said Convention be composed of ore del
egate from each and every Assembly district.
MADISON, July !4th, 1919.
ALEXANDER L. COLLINS,
GEORGE II. SLAUG LIGHTER,
ALEXANDER BOI'KIN,
NATHANIEL w. DEAN,
PETER w. MATS,
Si1te Cenirek Committee,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-27

BEAUT1Es-The Editors out west have plea
SAINT way of touching each other up on personal
beauty We cut the following from Tennsylva-
MA paper
UGLY EnIT0Rs-The editor of the Louisville
Democrat and Prentice OF the Louisville Journal
have been discussing the relative personal beauty
of each other lately. Prentice says that a lady.
under the influence of chloTolorm kissed the editor
Of tie Democrat, and upon returning t. consc-
business, was so mortified at what she had done,
that she went away and hung herself; and then.
on another occasion when the same editor tried 10
look his prettest, he was knocked down by q fell
low from the country. who supposed he was ma
king faces IT MIN. The elitor Of the Democrat
retorts hy saying that Prentice. might he Oh some
service as a "scarecToH :" and Prentice, IL reply,
den;es that his reighbor OF the Democrat could be
Of any use in keeping of the foul birds; for al
though he might scare away the crows" he
would be sure to attract the buzzards .--9t5 Ere
Journal.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-27

The language ofthe regular state locofoco
committee, to the Free sellers. Is. RETURN .
return, to yolr jfrst tore! Buckle on the reg
ular arnor Of locofoism, do penance, work
faithfully one year, and you viii be entitled to
some Of the rawrds Of the party.
This falls heavily upon the ears of the free
sellers, for they had dattered themselves, that
inasmuch as the Ht5icst man in all the state
had received such fat slice from the legisla-
lruIe, to quiet him, the balance of them would
be literally rewarded by way of Office this
al. Present appearances are however, that
'they have been huggiHg a deiusion, and that
their prating about union, has been ali GAss.
'Ihe cid Bunkers don't seem inclined to Tatify
,the marriage agreed upon last winter And
peremptorlly refused to obey the dictation of
stn0se little SoloRs Of the zone idea party. -
1The principle objection, is fear that the Hun
kers will not gettheir fall share of the Offices.
+ Not d solitary principle Is contended for,
no measure Of reform is advocated, and 10
earthly benefit is likely to accrue to the state
or 10 the people by such union. But, go it !
" should like to see these opposing clements
Of corruption come together. The efferyesce
would be most beautiful.-JIad. Express.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
esrca9 Hungarian Efcsossss.

The KosI.ishe ZsitlHg- (very moderate pa.
per.l CT the 2lst June, the very latest datn:
froni Germany, has the fullest details on this.
subject which have yet reached Us. We teans-i
late for the Tribune as follows:
The news we have to-day received from
the scene Of war IS extremely favorable 3 tha
cause Of the Magyars. The great bastIe thai
we before conjectured would take place On the
l4th or 18TH Of June. near Hochstrass: i nov
said to have come oil at that very ti:aa an.
place number Of letters have reached u{
from Vienna, and all agree as TO the foilowIn5
particulars:
.'On the morning of June l4th, there aeTaI,
along the whole line on the right bank of lh:;
Danube, from Wieselburg to theiake Neu>
siedi. general battle between the Russians
and Austrians there encamped. and tse Ma
gyars. The struggle was distinguished b1
unheared-of fury on both sides, lasted p hour.
without interruption. and ended ii the moss
signal defeat Of the Imperial armies ;Itezao
fu-Ltree tlo,tg1rsd Austrians and Ilussiass- ane
eight thousand Hangarians, lay dead -on the
battle-ield. The Imperialists lost theiF who'll;
artillery, and turning in wild disarFay, .fsi ID
the direction Of Vienna, followed BY tie bot
IL pursuing Magyar hussars. On the. Hun.
gaFian side Gen. Arthur Gorgey amt ten
Gdyon commanded; the Imperial forc>s were
led by Lieut.. Field, MARSHALL Hayn1u azd the
Russian Gen. -Rudiger.''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-27
THE CLERGY AGAINST TIE
RUSSIANS.

The Hungarian Minister of Ecclesiastical
Affairs has published form Of prayer: 10 be
offered in all churches for the triumph ct the
Hungarian cause, in vhich 1t is said of :the
Russian invaders, that they come ito sun{hie
late libert independence and faith--to en-
elave the people and carry them off int9 bon
dape-to desecrate churches and holy places
to murder the old and the young, anti force
the chastity Of woman &c. The head Of
the Hungarian church has moreover instruct.
ed the clergy to preach crusade agai.st the.
Russians, to make the war an object Oh rellg-
ion and duty. and 70 tell the people to tnke ALI
fhev have and withdraw into the interior al.
their country. and thence to make wax tQ the
knit a-aiast them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-27

The number of subjects to which the eHaut-
ries ofo.licers who are 70 take the next COR
sus, are - DC confined, IS restricted By an.acr
Of Congress Of March Sd, 1870, 10 one hssr-
dred. The board CT census at WashI.--
ton, are DESTROYS TO select from the varicuslB-
terests Of agriculture and manufactures, SIGH
topics as VIII fully deyelope just view: /
the prosperity Of the country. To enable th.,l
70 perform this duty IN satisfactory gnaI4:-sg
u all sections Of = wide spread country. cCe--
PrisIng every diversity Of interest It bocoun
necessary lnat the board should have the :jd
Of full, comprehensive, and particular loe.l
information; this aid It soiicIts at the hand ef
each and every farmer, mechanic and mat:g.-
factureT IN his own particular sphere, In order
= make up from all the information thus de
sired, q AS Of questions which when put ~
persons employed In taking the census. AID
answered BY the citizen viii furnish 1t cE=
view correct statistical table Of the iudust
OF the country.
v e hope In view ofthe foregoing facts ti:=t
citizens will not need to De urged 10 torsva.I
he necessary information 20 the ..boart 81
census ii Washington.
The duty OF taking the census viii be pc
formed IN every instance by the person desiI-
mated aad every Instance Of farming out To-
duties 50 another By such officer. viii be f.--
lowed by immediate removable. .3ig.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-07-27
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The State Central Committee, as will be
seen by a notice in our paper to-day, have
called a Convention for the nomination of
candidates for State Officers. 1t is desirable
that every County in the State be represented
in this Convention, as we are to have an i'm
portant election, and it becomes the Wings
to do their whole duty. Much depends upon
the candidates brought out. Let US make a
good start, and the result can hardly be doubt
ed.
We hope the Central Committee for Iowa
County will call County Convention at an
early day, that delegates may he on hand at
Madison on the llth Of September 10 aid in
nominating such candidates as will be sure
to win.