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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-21

% letter from Panama Published in
the Rochester Democrat, gives quite glow
ing description Of the people of the country.
They are said to he a mixed race, consisting
Of the Castiian, Indian and Negro races and
their descendants; the negro blood largely
predomnating, however. They are Of all
colors, from charcoal TO chalk, and are gen.
orally thin and spare i'll person, with coarse,
rough features and woody hair, except where
the white blood predomnates. The high
est class consists of those in whom the Span
ish blood predominates, and are tolerahly
intelligent, and well dressed, with regular
features and some personal beauty; indeed
some, of both sexes, would be considered
handsome in the States.
The writer adds: &c Though the women
ia this warm climate come 20 maturity at AN
early age, we see many who would in our
country be called old maids When dressed
for church or public display, they make
fine appearance with their rich apparel and
profusion of costly leweIry and ornaments
every finger covered with rings set in with
precious stOnss; their necks, ears, and raven
black hair (Which they geneeally wear la
pig taiD sparkling with pearls and dia-
monds. Such display by an American la
dy would appear very strange and unbe-
anu even mere, tO our eyes,
elegant and ATTRACTIVE in itself, i, is sublime
ly ridiculous, when contrasted with the filth,
rags, and nakedness with which the elegant
lady is surrounded as she passes, unattended
by any one of her own rank, through the
streets to church., where she remains an
hour or two hneelng upon rug or mat
spread upon the hard brick floor by a ragged
black servant who follows her to church
with H. i heV neCer wear bOnnets hut %
through the streets bareheaded, in the day
time, carrying an elegant parasoE II they
go out at night, they wear rich scaris thrown
over their heads and shoulders. Their shoes
or slippers, and stockings, are of rich and
costly materials and show their delicate feet
and ankles to the best advantage. They
rise quite late in the morning, do a little
light sewing, read some, and swing in their
hammocks. Their religious ceremonies oc-
cupy considerable part of their time They
have not the fashion of going out shop
ping but generally send a servant for what
they may want, while they remain shut up
at home.'' -
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-21

90 Father Matthew sailed from England
on the sIst Of May, and by this time has
probably arrived on The shores Of America.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-21

0- The Bath (Me.) Tribune says that
there are more ships and houses now build
ing in that city than ever before.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-21

he forsook the dignity and bearing of gen.
tleman, and wrote himself down a black
guard and bullying boaster.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
THE TnIBlI i b.
Mineral Point. NOv. 16, 1912
ELECTION RETURNS.

We give to-day the official vote OF iowa
County. and had hoped to be aoIe TO give
nearly the whole vote Of the State; but have
not a. vet received the vote OF any other
County except from scattering Preeineis.-
Enough. however. Is known u show that the
entire Locof.co State Ticket is elected, but
bv u,aioritiez greatly reduced from those here
,ofore obtained BY that party. The profess
Cd Free Soil Plrty. in mary Counties aban-
aoncd their ticket and voted with the Fl INK
era. and some OF them arc even now Ginning
the result a. Free Soil victory.
The Loco majority in Milwaukee Co. is
shout 1900. in La Fsyette IS. Crawford zoo,
Waukosha $50. Sank 1"n, Dodge s.. Green
la Fona du Lac $50, Jefferson $50, Wash
ington g..
The Wings have about $50 majority in
Rock County. small majority in Marquette.
Grant. Winnebago. Walworth. and Dane
We hope to be able TO give the Official next
week.
So far as asceraiued The Wings have gain
ed several members Of the Assembly.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
NEy YORK ELECTION.


The following returns from the EN-
pure stats, Indicate thar she has nobi1
nain.Fia4d herself, against the comblne,.
."rr,es jF HLnkcrism, aud uncertain FIet
Snilelx
News York city 5000 whig rnaj.-thte'
~ ur S;-lators sure, and probably fenr;
tss.tns.lv. Il wings. 3 iocofocos; Alder
men. 2 wings, locoiocos; Assistants,
II Is hlns. 7 lorofocos.
IL ( nF< CO., Wing Senator and As,
s"iub.v nsn.
Q usTfs co., Lncnfoco ny 100 MAJ.
one.iit, small Wing mag. on STATE iIck-
:, exc & Beach, "ho l'ais has tex :;
an. If" elected > nat"r h' yer 2o"'
NSst 1,.'i. Z .oc"t'ro "ua ( "Als'; Wy
7A,fi z ar2d Ci',k i e, ..
= - y
f.'N 30 ',"' oco
Pen iHc'anS CO. ~o' 10
S2Tat'f1a % do
aystta-o towns ~ 90
GA 'RF4o - towns % 90
hji.sT G.. uuo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

reflection that he has neglected TO pay the
Printer does not tend 10 disturb the quiet Of
his mind. he may be considered as we'll quail
flied for getting gold-honestly if he can
but at all events to get it. May feas, bed
bugs and musketoes be his constant compan-
ions until he pays US our dues or returns the
1apers we have consented 10 trust him with
tor two years. We have already qurite an in
terest in California in the shape of delin-
quents. and no doubt. from present appearan-
ces it will increase as the country becomes
settled
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

= l. the Tribune IF week before last, we
published an article, which stated that the
friends cf SAMUEL CRawFoRD Esq, we're dis
satisfied with the nomination Of Ms. STRONG
fer she Assembly. which might perhaps he
construed az representing Mr.. Crawford dis
satisfied with that nomination. In Justice to
Nr. Crawford, therefore. we would state that
ne f:'Hy .eoucurred ia. and supported the nom
lnat.oa Y Mr.. Strong, as may be seen by ref
ersroe - the proceedings Of the Convention
taat:a.te the nomination, he heing the man.
who rlo2ed the nomination Of Mr. Strong by
acchrlaton. after the Informal ballot. THAT
there are many who wou',, have nrs's;;'rred the
noH.ira.,on Of Dir. Crawford to the one made.
we Dig not doubt, but that Mr.. G. was one IF
That nuuber We have the best of reason for
tod@rnr, as he made no exertion to obtain
: the .nauJnation, while Mr. .trong we under
star.i -1=ss very active in placing himself be-
fore Convention.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

TsLEaRAPH.--Owing to delay in obtain
ing materials from the East, for constructing
batteries &c, the Telegraph between this
place and Madison is not yet in operaiion.--
We received letter on "Wednesday evening
last, stating that II would be put in operation
with as little delay as possible, and from a
knowledge of the characters of the enterpris-
ing contractors, we can assure our readers
that the fault is not with them, and that be-
fore the stockholders viii be asked toIeceive
the line, it will be put in first rate working
order. a meeting of the Board of Directors
was held last week. and Col. S. W. HoTCH-
KISS unanimously elected President. Col. Fl,
is now busily engaged in putting the line in
such working order as to place its acceptance
with the stockholders beyond doubt.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

Iae staunch built, we'll proportioned. fast
saEs Z schooner ENTERPRISE. under the
co:.alaud Of Capt. BuTTLER, left the Port Of
SLEaerI Point on Tuesday last, destined for
;he sold regions Of California. At precisely
ten minutes before eleven o'clock she weigh
ed lnchor and put 10 sea, amid the cheers Of
ar Ealrnenss concourse Of men. women, and
children, who had assembled TO witness her
departure. With the Stars and Stripes flying
at aer masthead, and accompanied BY the
Nl6rral Point Brass Band, whose music ad-
aed much to the interest Of the occasion. She
passed up High Street in fine style, and after
bidding adieu to the assembled multitude. put
ous scr Galena. The Enterprise was manned
with as fine crew Of hardy sons of the west,
as have sailed from any Port for the Gold Re
g5o'n ard if Enterprise viii insure plentiful
arpEly OF the Dusf, they are hound to sue
osed- May they have pleasant voyage, and
may they be permitted 10 return with their
best well loaded with The precious metal
"ai"h IS the ohjechpf their voyage.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

SHAKsPgARIAN READiNGs.-Mr. and Mrs.
SrRoNC, Of the Howard A,haeneum. Boston,
will give their third and last entertainment at
the Court House this evening. The piece
selected for the occasion is from Bulwer's
" Lady of Lyons" Those who have listen
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. s., need no comment from
US; those who have not can satisfy them
seles by calling at the Hourt House this eve
ming.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

BEAUTIFUL ISsrRUMRNT.-We have Just
ufaetured TO the order of G. F. legate Esq,
of this place, at the Manufacturing Establish
ment of Mr.. G. G. kINo, Of Boston. Mass
It is the most perfect Instrument in all its
parts, that We have ever seen. We would
recommend the Establishment of Mr.. King
10 the favorable notice Of all persons who may
be DESTROYS Of obtaining good Instruments.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
AtIrnIinn The NhaIe y

S2HEPARD * BONNFLL are now receiving
S)direct from Erie. E1dalo. and Troy, the largest
assortment Of stoves and Holloy-ware ever offered
in this market They also manufacture every de-
scription Of Tin, beet Iron. and Copper, Ware !,
all of which they pie &c themselves 10 sell at pr-
ces that wiz give gen. rsl satisfaction. general
assortment Of Japared Ware Zinc Pumps, Sheet
Iron and Lead pipe sauco-Daus, Frying do, Brass
and Iron Cand}esficS- Weights and Gales, Jack
chain. Enameliei Kettle and Coffee Aiis. for sale
as above All DEALER in the above articles suppl
cd on liberal terms.
y B. ANY kind Of iobbng done at the shortest
notice
LANSING BONNELL, -agszt.
Mineral Point Nov "a. Is49. 3 3m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
Sheriff'S sale

I'D virtue of a writ Of Fier Facias issued ont
- OF. and under seal of the Circuit court o.
Crawford county, and to me directed and deljy
cred in favor OF Piene Choureau Jr..John b Serpv
Johu f A. Sanford Piene Minard. Felix VALLEY
and Joseph a Levi trading and doing business nm
der the name and style Of Pane Chonteau Jr an.
Company and against the goods and chatteIs land
ana tenements OF Alexander 5, Hooe and Emil,
iiooe MS VIE VINO Is executors OF Joseph Rolett,
deceased, have seized and levied uDor the follow
ing described real estate as the properfy Of sand de
.eniauts 10 wit: The east Half OF the north aqsr
quarter OF section No thirty three. 1887 in town
ship No seven. % north OF range No four east.
he north west quarter OF section No tbirrv-s,r,r
ga lin township No. seven - north O range No
four % cast: The east hall OF the south ,vesr
of section No. nineteen {1g} in township n, ee,.-
en-, % north OF range No. four (4) east also the
east hall Of the north west quarter Of section No
thirty. GOD in township No seven. (7l north 81
range No. .our a. east. The above described lanls
situate. lying and beng in The county of Iowa
sta Of iscon-lG, AMI VIE offer and sell AT pf,h
lie vendue all the right, title and interest OF the
sad lie end ints o. M, and TO- the above described
real estate, at the froat door OF tie Court House
nj the Town al Mineral Point in the county OF
Iowa. on ,aturdy the third DAY OF November A D
$40, between the hours OF IU o CLOCK A NJ and
4 CLOCK p. N. OF said day as the lsy directs.
LEVI STERLING SheriF
Iowa COuniy WIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

Gone TO CALIFoRS1A Such are thu
woods written upon tile margin Of the Trib-
u"ss and returned by q Pos; AIastera few davs
Stree. Now this man who has gone IN Cali
+ i7Enla Whose name We withheld for the pres
'.ns has been constant reader Of the Trib-
1 @l:e l5r .yTo years At ou1 expense, and if tie
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

RcAED OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board Of Su-
Trrei=cEs for Iowa County are now in session.
Owing. 10 the bad management Of our Coun-
ty :auers heretofore, much labor will he nee
ssa 81 to place things upon a right footing.
bus 3 feel confident, Judging from the char
actar df the gentlemen who constitute the
BUaa,) that nothing viii be left undone shat
canaond 20 advance the interests Of the peo-
pIe..and place matters IN a shape 10 be more
easGy understood hereafter.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

Cnaff2y sTcrasurpr-M cNsir AS, ViVinl
II. Ti:araaS 279. r rril 294.
~:,rvrs tZr-ul 7ie
Csrk4-R suu 469 Allen Go.
E1.nl ~uiflagt 10 Coiored Persons-Yes
!9---.So. 585.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
WANTED
i. *. BIGLLUys .

i. * Bl q j. 10 W
ATToBSEY AT Law,
Notary Pubic General Land Agent and
Commissioner O. leeds .or the -ta1es OF Ohio and
Mich gan; Do3G-vT-LE. iowa Co, WIS.
i..f-Hs~t:s
Pro. Joz- .AUlz.,, ,-.-lJf.- x. lsa
t,"n. IIsorHY . JENKINS. Cnc.ul Castle, T. 5.
NCNArT < BARsTow IsRRs. Buffalo
Hon. O. COLI. Poiosi, Wisconsin.
\ 3. Mr. Bigelow has made arrangements with
Il responsible European travelling Agent. who has
had many yeirs experience IN investigating he IL
Ties OF American citizens 10 property in Europe,
that will enable him TO forward any business Of
the nature of investigating tries or collecting mo-
ney in Europe. with the assurance thar If will be
attended TO with fidelity and on the most reasona-
bic terms lvr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
E3g SIC FdR q

On the 18th inst, bY sam. Thomas Esq, Mr. J C.
sEPH LASeDoS. 10 NIsS ELrzABHrH <TRoxs,Ay
In Deiivan, on the 9Th inst. By the Rev. Ste
phen MeHueh. BERIAH BRows, Editor of the
Wisconsin Democrat, 10 Miss jazz McHueH Of
Dellgaa
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
Notice

w HEREAS my wife is now in state OF uaeR
W tll arrangement, | would caution all PER
sons against letting her or any other person have
anything on my account without written oTdei
from me, as | will pay no debts SO contracted +;
And all persons having claims against me, are re-
quested 10 present the same to CUETIs BEECH,
who viii pay the same on my order.
JAMES A Nc DOUGALL.
Mineral Point, Oct 2e;h, Isfo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

SrirE SUPERINTENDENT Notwithstanding
he .cEeruons Of the = Public opinion manu-
face4ies At Madison and Milwaukee, Mr. Bar
~ has very respectable vote for this office.
Many Cf the Counties were not supplied with
teka.5 i"r Mr.. Barry. and in nearly all where
tckefe were circulated. the result shows his
PoRu nifty with the people.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

= {, II - -
EZEOTlCL &, hereby gl.cn 7.al he undersigned
IL have teen appointed by Hasrison Lloyd
Esqr Judge Of Probate for the County Of Iowa,
-tate Of Wisconsin. Administrator and Admins
It ltrix OF the estatr Of ORRIN J. MINOR. late OF
said County, deceased and all persons indebtedt to
said estate. requested 10 make immediate pay
ment, and all persons having claims against sad
estate are requested TO present the same on or De-
fore the first day OF January next.
EBENEZER WILLIAMS,
LOUISA NJ MINOR
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

Mr. A. c, Brown of Grant County. Wis the
person whom Mr.. Hyde stated in letter which
we published q short time sincehad brut4Iv Inur-
dened 4 man Green River. California has writ
en- a letter 10 a friend. Mr. Chas A'cCoy of Halle
Green. in which 5e gives tae following me facts
in the case The let's. il dated " salt Lake City
July 9Th. 1870
got into difficulty with one ri the mess that
| started with from he river AMI am re 'Iiy sor-
~ thar ! ever saw them At all. The facts ." Inc
clse are these. and although YOU may hear soi. e
other and different reports, / want you 10 Unic--
stand il Just as i was Al he 'errv ~ Green riv-
or. | had been hard at WORK all dav. June 2Jth.
1919, At getting the wagons and teams across and
there was IN the mess. eul<v. gTHmbing Dutch
man, who did no hing all Inc dIv but set around
the camp and who had abused me a good de
previous through the journey. At night came up
o the camp and asked him for a piece Of soap 10
wash nv hauds. when he Immediately conncn-
cei gTumbling that ought to get things rayse}f
and not bother him and went on with good de1I
of such stuff and arer some other words [ told
him to hush or ! would make him when lie sSyore
he would say what he pleased that he was afraid
Of no nau-1nd that was d-u'd tr. I;ng 7.lSrqf
With this ! raised up and there was rye box
between us and on It plate Of knives and forks
and rs ! raised up ne rude grab at the plate of
knives and in 4 moment | grabbed n catch the
lui and a. he got hold OF the handle and the
blade he drew il through nv hind and cut three
Of my fingers almost TO the bone. Finding that
he bad the kni in his hand. J instantly dIeVs NV
pocket knife and made thrust at him and struck
him in the breast and he died in about IN, cntv min
u.es remained there or two DAVIS and the com
pinv went on. l there bought me- horse from
the Indians. hired my board and came safe TO this
place These are the facts in The case let the re-
ports be what they may. either puddle or private.
ous. &c,
, T. p7--r-o-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
IOWA COUNTY-OfFrcE4L.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.

Mineral Points oyeTnor-DewPy l93.
Collins 225, Chase 3; Lieut.. gov. BenH
Ig7. Howe s25 f: Sec. Of State, BarstoH
1876, Alden 221; Treasurer, Fairchild III.
Terry Git; At1-v Gen. Coon 1874, But
terfeld I2f; Superintendent, Root 1872
Barry 2lG Assembly, Strong I9l, Go'd-
thorp 2l9: Surveyor. Hin 49,; Treasu.-
e., M'Nair I63. Vivian 10, Thomas s.
Ferrili =: Clerk Ryna 20 Atien Us
.infzm-D wey y, Collins Sc; BeaH SO
Howe s.; Barstow 81, Alden 81; Fair
child 81 Terry s.; Coon 81, Battcr6eld
81; Root "a, Barry 81; Storing CD, Gold
,horp -; Bl'Nair IS, Vivian I. Thomas
IS. Terr;!I 81; Hill IS; RYAN 15.AIler 30.
LinFen-Dewe> %. Collins y; Beal
81, Howe II; Bar,tow 81, "a 20;
FairchilI so, Terry IS; Coon 81, Butter
field 70; Root %. Barry 70; Strong g..
God horp So M'Nair 81, Vivian Al,
Thomas Al. rcrrilI Is; It'll 20; Ryan
81, Alien s..
!Falduicb- Dewey p, Collins % /;
Beail q, Howe p; Barstow p Alden p,
Fairchild %, Terry Il, Coon p, Butter
field , =, Root :, Barry l9; Strong q.
oId,horp Is. M' aa.r % V1viln 4 Thorn
IS /, Tsrtill Is; EIH %; Ryan ., Allen
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
NnRTHERN DISTRICT

NORTHERN DISTRICT
III. bLrnd-Dev.v 135 Cori.a A.
p, -. II ..n., a.,
i's',l - NV , !. '''''',''" . : A''''o
al; Farchil 1877 Terry 81; Coon 437.
RatterGeli Il; Root Il, Bury s.: ful
lertnn 81. Walker SIS: NcEair sl.Fnirn
, ,rt.....,. = I'LL -. tI.,I,5t y.
~ - -
an o. N'i'n 70
Do3eeriHc--'ewev ll5. Collins 1877;
Bram l2a. Huwr I27. Earefow i24 A.
a.rla7. ,,...-h., ~ r -, 10. r,,-a
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fn''r =. = N't 9; Nina r loo
TEG n 19 tH.ala> ~ n uII a. iii
1T. R,a, g 4 len a..
1.'S i''''-'E45 ''@"'F 20 I'll! :
J.; Bc9li IL. i"w- Il; Barstuw 70 a.
"' ( '".t''''.' 70 l'''F - Don 10
Buttalf ld u. Roo. s = srrv Is. FuIle-.
-. = wa. ~ -
t''' -. > amer > thomas 2, leFTlIl -;
IT. >
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- "S''.l = L W. . 8 b'7si " IL, A.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
REscrIEss sale.

BY virtue Of q writ Of Fla-i Facias issued from
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for To-
wa county Wisconsin, and 10 me directed and de.
luered ia favor of AbaeT Nichols, and against the
goods and chatrels laa3s and fenements. OF Wilt
am Henry. have By direction OF plaintiff att Is
seized and levied uPor the following described real
estate situate in the town Of Mineral Point, Iowa
County Wisconsin, VIZ. Lot No forJy-three[43l
in }lcltts survey Of the said town of Mineral
Point. caJajnng twenty one huudredths an acre,
also part of Lots NJ. ten eleven and twelve, in
block No. thrrv-one in troHg 5. o Neil and Dotys
addition 10 the town d Mineral Point with all the
aPpurrenances and privileges belonging 10 the aiore
sand Lots. and I will afer and sell al Public en-
due 10 the highest ard best bidder for Cash. all the
right. title and interest which the said William
Henry. had in and 10 the above described Town
Lots on the first day Of November, 4. d. 1889, OF
At any time since. at the Front door % the Court
House in the town cf Mineral Point, on Saturday
the Sth day OF December next. between the hours
OF % o'lock q. NJ ard O'Clock r NJ OF said day
as the law directs TO satisfy said writ and costs.
LEVI STERLING Sheriff,
Iowa County, Wis.
Sheriff Office. Mineral Point. Oct zGth. fs4g.
Mess Eaton and Co-hrcn. Plaintiff Attys 1876.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

Mineral Point, ept sth 1870
Ben c Eastman. Atty for Pltf 81 Gw
y. B. The above sale IS postponed 10 Saturday
the 9Th day OF November at the same time and
~ zee
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

20 The estimated Locofoco majority in
Michigan is about is 10.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16
N0iEf,

Whereas ROBERT RECORD, VINO was bound
TO me 10y the oyerseers OF the poor 81 the state OF
lrdiana and who is veta MINOR. has st me witt
ont cause. all persons are hereby notified not TO
h5rn0r or trust him on my account, as / will not
be accountable Tor any contracts OF his making.
BENZ. f. STIPP.
Waworth, Get 81. 1919. f3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

Is - On II II, at very variety and at
L > the mast approved fashions, just
received and for sale by
ma. BEECH L TTLLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

JUST RECEIVE D from the Mandatory of
Chicseriug and TO. Boston. / superior Rosewood
Piano, warranted OF suPerioE finish and tone. Tor
sale hH IOEIN MIlIltN-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-11-16

P. 6. Enclosed send you drtriaL {
the natural curlosities ~ We saw off Cape
Horn. No. IL a representation If the + p
plant! No. Is the Flying Dutchuan. No.
Is the Sea Serpent; we inquired Of his
SnakeshIp if he as the same varnnt that
had 50 frequently been seen by the =. \ Itives
away down East" He replied that he was,
and that he now belonged TO Sir John Frank
Inns Expedition that daring Navigator hav-
ing desparrd If finding North West Pass
age. had sent him into the Whirlpool off the
coast Of Norway ttos discover n South " est
Passage. which he had found BIZ coming out
Of the little end # Cape Horn. No. il an ac-
curate driving e the long tIlked af PeFpptu-
al motion; and No 5 represents our Skipper
under lis Influence while attempting t. prom
enade the quarterback; you will perceive
that his feet are diimetricallv oDn0srd t. your
old proposition that persons feet are always
pointing towards the centre of the + nth.
T. 4. NJ