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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
FOR EUROPE.

@ r6 65ih v Nhn5 SITES 4iFH N1IL STEAM:
rES1AA1-E RS-The ships comprising this Llne are tne
ATLANTIC Captain West PAclFIe Japan a I'VE
The ships having been built BY contract expressly a Df
Government service every care has been taken IN ther con-
stcton also in their engines to ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations fof passengers are no
oi,1ilttl for elegance and comfort
Prce Of passage from New York to Liverpool Sl3O ex
elusive use of extra size saterooms $50 ana 500 rom
iat, TO each ship No Bert secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
semrday, October I'M 1855 "Wednesday, Oct 30th 1850
Satnriay October zft 1850 Wednesday, Nov 2Oh, 1880
sarda Nov e 1870 Saturday ! 7h 1870 1870
S0trday Dec l4th 1850 Saturday, January, iu l3?l
Saturday, Dec 28l 1850 SATURDAY Jannary lS i9 9d
Wednesday jan I'D 1851 Saturday, February 18TH 1872
Wednesday, Feb 9TH 1881 Saturday, March Isl l 10,
"Wednesday Feb 18th 1851 Saturday, March 10Th, l92l
Wednesday, Mich 5th 1851 Saturday March z5Lh, Ig2I
ForfrcigLt or passage apply to EDWARD K COLiAnS'
s. Wall-st- Ncw-YoFk, or 10 bhoWN, otilrL LIE =" W.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable TOR
gold silver bullion specie, iewelry, precious STONES "
metals unless bills OF ladng are signed therefor ana ''
value thereof therein expressed. ..,. .t,,,.a
After the lat April next the rate ofirelghi ny e a. 0
steamers Will be materially reduced -o-N-
s1r.ss. FnR United states 5 @el
HE5le steamship ATLANTIC, Capt Jas w sSi g M W.
ss'FS%A@ steamship viii depart WIN We i nus h W. ~
rope positively Saturday October l-Ai' i'''' ~
No berth secured until paid Tor or. p,., o5ic,.
lo through lilc 4 o9l JIM
Eor freght or passage having unequaiiea acc'liot@'
fiors for elegance or comfort Apply 70 ~, 20.
Mo steamer ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC,
mad sail October 18th 80
-Ug1s - FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
e A4Gihr--rieBRANCH Ocean House, P ORT WASH.
asszza-ssSzIN GTON, MOUNTS AND BROWNS
DOCKS, (sliddletown,) HIGHLAND DOCK, when Prac-
tcable,l AND RED BANK.-The wellknown steamboat
JOHN HART CAPT H q Haggerty viii leave west side
of Peck-slp Pier East River, Us follows:
Ii
Tuesday Oct i'll A. M Tuesday Oct ] II p M.
Wednesday 2.lH wednesday, g. 3
Thursday g. u NJ. Thursday. = j.. u "
Eridov L. A NJ Friday -. f,.2 -
Samr3av :. ,, p NJ MONDAY 49, T.. A. III
TSneeSay :. q NJ iTuesday 3..10 -
Wednesday g.. I - "Wednesday III :.
Thursday TO-. 2 Thursday. = ie..i3 a.
FridaT " IL q Friday -. u IL "a;
E ltua5 ..'' ~ :. Mnndav n..1l A. a.
Satur9hy - III ~, 1870 IS. F. NJ
All persons are forbid trusting the above boar on Of 5
OF the owners. -,. c-rsnt Derishable
M PAGE,s GlImAxg 10 sH T.. +, 'G saasIgs99at
CiSeg co is s,o.dwaP. 10 AZ" n''' So en-
BrcsdRs9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

,,u.a sTATEN ISLAND FBRRY.10ee
aiS..--lAa nd affer June /, s5o,-I.eaFe hew' gofk
az g. g. TO- II A. 81, ard !, 2, t0is :. >
p N Ieaye Vanjerhilts T4aol ling q 7, 3
y s "a q 4 81 safi ?. 1, 3. ! al Tx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
NEW GOODS.
SQUIRE & BROTHER,

NEW GOODS.
SQUIRE & BROTHER
81 FULToN-sT. AND 1872 BowERY
f WE CAN MAKE 1T THE INTEREST ofthose
MFA who wish the above goods Thy our arrangements
t. y in Europe and the manufactures here, of getting
eEEks goods from first hands, make their purchases at
elmer store-g7 Fulton or 1872 Bowery.
Gold Watches by Cooper, Tobias Beesey and others.
Gold Patent Lever Watches, full jeweled.
Gold Watches low as so
Gold Patent Lever Watches for ades
God Chains, new articles the Chatelan, for ladies'
Silver Patent Levers SIS
Gold Wedding Rings, made expressly FOR that purpose
Gold Lockets ike watches open both sides
Silver Tea Sets Forks, Spoons Ladies, &c
Silver Ware is the pride of business, and we are de
trined 10 keep the reputation of selling all of silver
ecval to dollars, and thai is our warranted standard
OUR RULE-An goods warranted as represented; each
artdie the price marked in plain figures One price and
cash only. JylO 3meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
pATENT ZINC Amt.

FvyaE SUBSCRIBERS, Agents of the New.JerEey EK.
plong and iping Company. have received from 1eE
extensive Works 81 Newark supply OF me Psen. Alec
Brown and Eran knee Paints, when VIII DO sposeo VI
on reasonable terms. 49,, ,h
These Paints con,s OF various Hhades from deep rlcn
brown up 70 deep orange and also black aud being COM
posed Ct metallic oxides their lasting properties and econ
pmv can be confidently recommended This Company 1go
reneres from the aaine oxides Paints peculiarly valuable
or Ina coating OF ron and Of lin TO- ming the bes potee-
ton against oxidttiou now known.
Thefe Pains when applied to wood, foFm aeo Ssius'
BILE protection aRairat hre. , ,z., =,
A supply of the Companys besu'liul White Oxide o.
Znc low 40 eInvey used 10 Paris and oher parts OF
Europe as e valuable substitute for white lead snd
other paints s shortly expected For sale
fubactibers s2 2u q, T. JONES co, IS BesveF'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

4ssa 81 PHlVAFE SALE-Ths TIRES story BRICK
s5 rouse eue ol az Wes Severteenlhs Size OF hpuse
''A 2Fx59 feet deep hpshed in modern 'tye size Of
lot 25x98 inch,s B. Zoo RENE 10 on bond and
morlyaPe II desired FOR .eruG VIC RpplYto
ANTHONY J. RLGEGKER, Apciioneer,
so5 I,v hroedst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

.6Tp1 : FOR SALE oar OHARTER-Fho
ksssasaAAhRsEgE5N new and elegant nue siesmeI A ii.
QS"ahs&SHa aCHULTZ l64 luua, rs feet deck, draw
II feet runs u miles Der hour sconomcs IN 1e
Also, ihe steamer NIMROD, OF Sound ncIorlay Aiacf
boat mss be chartered for excursions Amply TO
sl7 Imt J. E. COFFEE, Agent cor Beach and '"ea.s'a
rWEzD FOR KEYPOKTl MIDDLEToWE
gSzPoINT AMP F0R b , HAMILTON
st pier daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock NJ and re-
turning, leaves Keyport at o'clock and Fort Ham
19t cents i've 3IDt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

a LUXUEY. IMPoRYANR 70 ThE LADIES L;
NShei Infinitely Gupe7io. article for the toilet Wer'
aess Liquid Amber rapidly taking the place OF all fospa
The uurpery hnd ior tSose hsype aelcats akin. Every
lady is aware Of the Injurious efects attending the OF
ali soaps no mater how good hey of their kind
piy their place hgs long bean desred aud expected T6a
LIQUID AN BEk will be found TO fany meet tha want
Is fSr superior 10 any soap msde combining all
the toenng detergent cleansing properties OF the best
Imported soaps without any OF their impurities.
il PAT up In splendid gEts ground stopped botes at
81 each aad In smaller bottles al Is cents
No person aer once using the artcle, would be without
Il Tor any consideration Manufactured only by A WAR.
NER and cold wholesale and retail lG7 John also by
soshion Clark Co, 40 Broadway and 10 Asor House;
e. w Bercereeh cor Broadway ana Fourteenth st; and
by qhomas & Maxwell 9s WlliEm.sL aui4 2mNWkss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

es=s az PRIVAvE SALE. Sixteen lots OF grouo4
..S the South aite Of <orty hth at commencing 40
fest East Of Ga tn avenue, each LOT 2SXU0 at dee7
Alto Two lots on Tho RouIh side Of Twenty ihrd-s bo
Third and Lexington syeLues each lot 25x9S feet
iUctes. FOR terms, &c. apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucionecr,
.poI, r,aTe al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

Ok TOBsNEVOLENT aOUEErlES-For sale
- furniture ard fixtures Of The room do 10 Aanst
-A near Grand known " Excelsior Hail." wld an &C.
siepu,en, 81 d ease Tor Jeas The location Is central
and deaf e. and the whole will be disposed OF on the
favorab terms the present occupants have no
further for the Apply TO w. HAYWARD, IS
Delaney st or % Chambers sl8 iwf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

% FOR SAhE-Or will be exchanged for produc.
~ 1.-Two Cv property FERN OF rs 10 the town Of
Esat Fishkil Duchess Co. within hve miles Of
boat or rsrond House, barn aud buildings Inquire
20 LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

..sAaas PARCEa.s AND = AMPLE PACK.
@EAEbGH AGES for HsyTo and Paris, uRdef Lao charge
a7A''Sa's special ger wi DO received up 70
Ii day failing and %, gardsd per steamer FRANKLIN
LIVINGSTON. WELLS Il co
olt 6 Wal at New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

oe%g'Dy !, ssS 81 9i
Pefss8s Il nrg ia hs 1Gmps'y2 T Aasnm na
call on A D. BISHOP Esq Al bis residences ass in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

e. FOR sALE-A desirable country residence in the
Ess town of Wilton Conn. about IL miles from Norwaki
~ and about one hours ride the wllaYen Railroad
IT consists of acre good land and surrounded with shrub
berry The house is in good order. III on the Danbnry
road md will be sold low the subscriber has no use tor
it inquire Of GAUNT DEhhiChSONi
tote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
FOR CALIFORNIA

fin RoR CALIFORNIA VIA cHaopps
sSSSasassssss ", w IHpGF pEsrENgION Ar P4S1SS
THO United Ssies Mai SseaS5ss,nS' ~ $3.50 stN.tls
WIN dsgaeh he splendid doaheensns $3.50,
GA on friday Oct H. ats O'Clock M fton fe SssIsss
WaUvnst North River, with the G0ye1nnep, sf
passengers tor san Francisco and inngmese ava
The connection n Panama viii be carefully 2ens ~, -
Us "a pro eS deTonnon beyond the ssl ssay IL ~
Ti booss are now open AID passage see,ires ii
the following retc9
FROM Nrw-rosN cHAcRgs
Sts1erpctn berth 9it9
s'la.,dge berth, forward saloon ........,... 90
Stepiage berth found bed and separate tabls... 90
From PANAMA 10 SAN SGANcfsco.
Safsero0p berth SEQ
Sleeragc found bed and separate table 100
FROM SswsYosX 10
State.room Standea Steesga
Charleston. SIS $50 $40
savannah .....,.......... . g 70
havana ,t.......,.........s.W -
N0M-UsiCals 10 ~ ."
Freight ~ Chagres 20 cents per cubic foot prepaid
Freight Havana sec per cubic oot baIress 70 eaca
Consgnees receive their goods At ships tackles tiiaS
diaicIy after her arrival al Havana
To secure freight passage Apply at me ofce OF es1
Company, IA Wes,St corner OF Warren TO ,rop,
Special notice Is gtyea 70 shippers by ths line TIA! ss
Company harc prepared form OF bl OF aEg adapted 70
their business which win he furnished shippers spps
cation az the Companys office aud with which they arc re-
qnestcd 10 provide themselves, no other form will bo
signed by Tie Agent OF the Company, An bs Of iading
bo aligned before hc sailing ot the vessel go t1II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

..e4aasS FOG CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
4GMHyS The foo new double engine steamship CO
@a4aSHe'a" LUABIA Of 800 tuns burden Lieut. Goo. a.
Totep U q Navy, Commander, win he dispatched Tor
Ban yIarcisco aud Asorie Oregon In lhs early part OF
October For passage, apply 30 the Pscihc Nall Steam
abp Company 81 Soulh-st 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

RsIUaELL's OLD EsgAB1 osTss1oI SeeI 10 D.
AZ, ss * paSo c Gs 6s e0Dnass % sT f.
soPion cphepo Lamps an sad g' nG . d grssi zss
s;g. sI9s g mas n5 PI9a s@ps rsndos osad'
&c wh he 81 me owss PessDo Ps Il tbs narke
n s-Fha pnds srrpiisd 7''iA S'aH7'" snIS 2EaH
Rfice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

EMPIRE CITY LINZ
THROUGH TICKETS 20 SAN FRANCIs00.
Via Ctagres. Saturday, October r.
%@fSSe TIE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP EMPIRE
&NEEEN CITY, 20t0 tuna burden, J WILSON, Com
"ssSs-aS-'' msuder Will leave hsr dock pisr No ~
on Saturday, October H. nj O'clock. for Chagres Pas
by tits ahip will find accommodation DOL TO BIO bad
any ether steamer The Storage passengers are far.
uisted with separate table For Eeght passage ap,
ply 10 Ho"AhD SUN,
ol D&Wtol2 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

FIyARD M sTaAEaGE 4 g;s8eS. aa's
rs Is. ateTws,d Ban Frsncisco Ss,z-
ioinia Rfences- Hears HoiGon T.. a.;yrlofs
YoJt nali1a5o uar.a AID u . E''SN' o''-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

Naz FOR sALE.-The modern three story aud attic
"a brick dwelrg houss IA N nih-t finished in tbs
'Nbest style with baths &c In complete order Also
farm wh substantial and good Improvements, situated In
Rocalard county mile from ihe landing Tho hudson
River House 80 feet square, filed in With bFlck-1e
calculated for gepcu ana country seat Also los on
Tweniyourih 81 between Second and Third avs Is ots
H'ren on one Hundred and Twenty and Ooe Hundred
and Twenty Frat SITS uear Secondary Apply 10
ADRIAN Il. MULLER, Auchoneer.
b26 ~ Wal.st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

pose FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF0Rc
&NfEkGn NIA-The A No. new and fast double engine
"1i4aSEaSA steamship UNION, Cnpt James Marks, Wis
leave this city above port touching e Ro Janoiro,
Valparaiso ard Panama about the 10Th Octebc inst
For freight or passnge having elegant ap
nl, IN e. ZACHRISSON & co.
f'' 81 WALL of Water-at- or 10
E. LINCOLN & co
~ I'm 50 South Wharyes, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

o. COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUDSON-For
k sale, farm Of about 80 in the Village OF Hast
ings Fl miles from the city The house is new, bulk
of in the substantial manner, in modern style,
with - rooms and has of the most commanding views
OF the river and adjacent scenery 1t mites unusual peInr-
grounds in the finest order well supplied with great
variety Of fruit The whole part will be sold appica
ton 10 the proprietor the premises, at Hastings the
Hndson. n Y. Ls2a 2yytl ALEXANDER MINNIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
FOR sam FRANCISCO

ea4FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-Ths
egSSSIIsre f,etsailpg New York buili ship JAMES
'1'Sa' DRAKE, Capt ssml Gore having !htee foar.hs
10. The above port. For balance Of freight apply to
8POBfORD, TfLESRON CO.
,gsaw 4s southai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

M Pages On MAX SALE .,,s s. "a aaGsdYoas;
CiseXa co is s,o.dTsY 10 a1''' 0''' So en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

El: this city u of excellent land in pleas
~ village Newfiaven, with tyyo-story house.
barn &c within few rods of Church. Academy PostOfce
&c Price Sl,400 Also 90 rode from the above 80 acres
beautifully situated with wood streams and every requisite
for picturesque land scape arn-Prce SLIGO Also 40
acres of young wood-Price $500 Cash may be added
to the above for city property Direct note, or call on
s27 eodtf VIM. II. PUDNEf, les Beecker-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

n TWo DOLLARS nEWARD..snt,ssy trey, .,, or
Is h Sept o,s l Bay asg' her JOHN
NE Ra1 sp Wssbou viii receive the Above
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29

THE FOLLOWING COMMUNICA-
TON has Just been received fIom Mr., ]. +.
Wooster. wholesale druggist, NorwaIk, HUI
ron county. Ohio. The afflicted will please
read aud judge for themselves:
NoRWALK, March 1st, 1919.
John D. Park-Dear Sir-Haying been
afflicted with the Liver Complaint for about
eight years, while living in Elyrin, in this
State, had become 50 low and emaciated,
that was Obliged to leave my business en-
tirey 10 my brother, aud was advised TO trav-
Ell and try what benefit II would have On me.
started, and was gone from home about four
months, but experienced no relief whichever
and was finliiy advised by some Of my friends
To try WIsTAR's BALsAM OF Wild CHERRY,
which | commenced using. & To my own surp-
prise after using two bottles, was complete
Iy restored TO health which has continued up
to this day without any symptoms of the old
complaint, or any sickness OF any other kind.
| send you this that you may make use of ii as
you deem fit, knowing as do, that the Bal
som vel my hfs when all other remedies
had fniled.
Yours, &c. JOHN f. WOOSTER,
Druggist Norwalk, Huron county, OAIo,
| Sold by, T. Rodolt Mre IPoi int,
r. Badglcv, PlatteNtiie.
Davis Evans, D0dgeville.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29

IrTu0GRavuv-TI ART or PRINTING
From srogE-The process Of Lithogroph-
.ng i based upon the fact, that printing
ink. being largely composed Of oil, viii
4ct adhere 70 any surface which IS wet
with water Every one knows how utter
n impossible il is to mix OIL and water.
- Lithograph then, all that IS necessary
IS to draw on the surface of a dry slab Of
-tone. with 4 greasy erayOn, whatever is
lesired to be printed 4 weak sulutiou
II nitric acid Is then rubbed over the
stone, which fastcns the drawing so that
t cannot be rubbed of After this a So
IUtion Of gum arabic is passed over the
surface, and then the stone Is ready for
printing. b means Of sponge, water
IS now rubbed on the stone and while vet
vet, the inkingr Her IS applied The ink
IT course. adheres 70 the lines Of the
drawing, because the are OH. but to the
wet stone It does not stick The paper is
now laid on. and the stone passed through
She press the result being Ecsut;fal and
exact copy Of whatever is drawn
The stone employed fer TYPOGRAPHY, is
peculiar kind Of lule and clay nature
resembling il appearance a yellow hone
+ yet possessing the quality Of absorbing
/ water. 1t Is found chiefly in Bavaria
-ii3ugh there are quarries of 1t in England
ghc Bavarian stones however, are those
"aost universally employed ana their i'm
4 por,ation IS a considerable article in com
.aerca. They are worth in New York
i rom five to ten cents per p0und-N y
+ Sun.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29

About GoLp E.,S-Iridiam. which
the so-caIled diamond point Of the gold
pen" is the hardest known mineral next
diamond. and it is eLe only one which
/. Il All answers the purposes required in
the delicate manufacture of which we are
speaking The Iridium is imported to
This country from the mines Of Siberia
rad from South Amer.ea. and IS obtained
through agents in England being pur-
chased IN this side expressly for tie gold
manufacturers It's price in gross buIE
ranges from $50 to - per ounce, nc
good qualities being pr3euralle ata los Il
lst. shan SEQ
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
bAaEJE1EgseE0 E9kGS,
or TNRIIlLFn RE4ETT

A. HESLER, has arrived in Mineral Point. and
woaIi respectfully call the attention of all those
who want Iikcneszes of themselves ami friends
10 call on him n the Court Room. before the s.
Monday in April The sitting Of the Court at
time Will prevent him from occupying the room
longer. All work done by him IS warranted ia
the best styles Of the art, and not surpassed in
the world Gail and see.
Mineral Point Jiarch -. 1880. [u23u7
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
YN.C Notice.

NT Office is hereby given, that shall,
W on second Tuesday of April next,
commence selling at the Courthouse, IN
the village Of Mineral Point, in the Coun-
tv of Iowa and State of Wisconsin, at pub
lie auction. so much of each tract OF the
following described lands as shall remain
unpaid on that day, as may be necessary
TOR the payment of the taxes, interest and
lcharges thereon. Said sale to be open be
tween the hours of O'Clock in the fore
noon and four o'clock in the afternoon Of
each succeeding day, until all shall be sold
JOHN McNAIR,
IL. o. TI-1c
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
The
89JIE City,
A GEM OF THE WEST.

MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF is PAGES, AT THE
Low PRICE or 80 CENT YEAR
IL ADVANCE.
The undersigned having established an extern
sIvc publishing house at Racine, now offer 10 the
public the first monthly magazine ever published
III this city and i is tie determination Of the pub
fishers not to be outdone by any similar work, we
most respectfully solicit your aid and influence in
extending the circulation OF our Belle City
The rginll and selected matter for his yvorl,
sill be strictly moral in character, calculated to
amuse the young, and instruct all classes.
TERMS.
Office subscribers 90 cents in advance.
Citizens (by carrier) IS
Post Office. 50
Single copies,
Gums ~ THE CoUSTRT.
Five copies, ............s2.o 90 in advance
Ten .......SI 500
Twenty copies ........ 500
ADVERTISERS.
Cards, ....................1 2t cents a No.
One Square. -.-...-.--..-.20
4. A. BUTTERFIED & co.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
RENO VAL.
TAILORING.

THE Subscriber has removed his Shop to the
i old and well known stand of GEoRGE HARDY.
on II gh Street, where he viii be in readiness at
all times to do any work in his line that may be
called for.
Having made arrangements with a Philadelphia
House. for the latest fashions he will at all times
be enabled to secure them at the earliest dav and
hatters himself that all who see fit to give him
call viii be satisfied with his work and prices
HENRY PRICE
Mineral Point, March 2sth 1850.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
YO LEE.

A GOOD Dwelling House and Lot in Mineral
y Point. The house is large and convenient
AMI has good cisten attached TO it. 1t is situa-
ted in a pleasant part Of the town. Apply to
!. G.. WHEELER.
Mineral Point, March %. 1880 [n2tul
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29


THR NoRrH Is. the SCOTIA general
ighl t0pk place Ia Purchase, between Akin
son and Pearl SIS. yesterday, after school
hours. 1ha conbaiants were boys who're
reside at the North and South prts OF the
city-anl The difficulty hetwecn them .arosf
out ai SOM dispute concerning the superiority
Of the inhabitants Of those localities. MANY
efforts had been made 10 -'conpromse," bur
To no purpose The Sautlfaruers would not
csucede--theymUs figiIt-var was Inevitable
rhe lads Of the North after much dedbera-
rion. Gual,y tooh up the challenge, met their
udgcrsaries AT the poiut designated, and fought
them braveIy. Tie contest, while It lasted,
was very fierce, and one S 1uthern chap was
awfuIly whipped. lie was the Senator
Foote Of his party, and he received bloody
nose. black eye, an his panta,oons were
badly torn The presence OF some policemen
cat short the contest; bur as far rs It went,
the Suath suffered the most. Boston C0ur.
Tua LuNa4R CpuSrRY.- Oshkosh, Nee
mai, Grongeiiie, .sRPhton, Kingston, D1rJord
/ .darquete, Calua.et, Tdycheedah, and other OF
oJ.T thriving Villages in Northern Wisconsin
+ present "a very animated appearance with this
+ opening OF Spring. High is the price o1lu'n-
/ her wa last summer, we can but think il vii
+ be- higher the ensuing SEASON, on account o
+ the ilnmause quantity Of building in Noither
/ Wisconsin. Thus speaks the Green Bay
/ Advocate.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29

GF@It IS stated in the National Era anfan-
;I.slavery paper published in Washington, that
Mr.. Cninpbfllthe Wing Clerk Of the House
II brVras .n'a'Ives is not stakeholder, hay-
ing enaHclm'ed lils slaves some years since.
what can the iocotocos say of their Speaker
Of The same body. who str,ngled Gov Doty ;
resolutions md tisus prevented the admission
uf California
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-03-29
D6GI

lGGGl
At Waldwi OK. March 1st. WILLrAM HENRT, only
son of William r. and Pcrsis NJ BALL, aged 5mo.
and weeks.
Sweet child thou art gone 10 the land Of rcpoze,
Where sorrow and .ghin- and pain never come
Thy short, pleasant, life was soon brought 10 its
close
Tor thy flther in heaven early called his child
home.
Thou art gone. but deep craven on thy parent
fond heart,
Thine image So lovely shall ne'er be removed,
Still pleasant. still cherished it must not depart
It's all that remains Of a child greatly loved.
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