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EMPIRE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,
OF SARATOGA SPRINGS. NJ "

COMPANH,
OF SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y
Capital, 100000.
FR7HiS company was organized under the General
Il Insurance law of New York, passed April 0,
lS49 and has been doing very successful bust
ness, and will insure dwelling houses, stores,
household furniture, and other property on as ia
vorabe terms as any other responsible Company in
this country.
The public referred to the following letter
of the Hon. ID. S. Dickinson, Senator from the
State of New York, for the standing Of the Com
pany:
WAsHINaToN, March g. 1851.
am acquainted with some Of the officers of tn
Empire Mutual Insurance Company, located at
Saratoga Springs, New York, and know others by
character. The Company is in the hands of gem
tlemen of high character for integrity and bust
capacity, and cannot doubt that il will be
prudently and successfully conducted.
D. S. DICKINSON.
Directors.
Isaac Fowler, Samuel Pitkin,
Geo. Young, ir., Hermon Thomas,
II. Fl. Hathorn VIM. H. Fleeman,
@. nj. Dawson, Samuel Corning,
Theo. w. Sanders, Joseph Daniels,
p M. Moriarty, George Clements.
Hon. John II. Boyd,
ISAAC FOWLER, President.
H. III. HATHORN, Vice President.
GEO. YOUNG, JR., Secretary.
VIM. Ii. FLEEMAN, Treasurer.
Applications for insurance may be made to E. C.
WEED, agent, North street, Capitol Hill.
March 6-tf
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GADSRY's HOTEL,
Corner or Pennsylvania avenue and I'D u,
Near Railroad Depot, Warrington.
Oct 2-iftG
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The Shop Girls Of Paris. = The followinr i an
extract from = Fresh Gleanings," by Ike Marvel,
and is fair specimen Of the sprightly style which
pervades the whole work.
But if it be good philosophy to bear meekly
with the cheatries of the shopman-it il doubly 20
with the shop girls.
Tbs high healed shoes, and high head gear that
turned the soul Of poor Lawrence Sterne, have in
deed gone by but the Grisette presides over gloves
and silks yet, and whatever she may do with the
heart-strings, she makes the purse strings YIELD
You will find hef in evevy shop Of Pafis-(except
those OF the exchange brokers, where are fat mid
die aged ladies. who would adorn the circles Of
wall streep-there she stands, w1h her hair laid
smooth as her cheek, over her forehead - in the
pfettiest blue muslin dress you can possibly i'm.
agine-a bit Of narrow white lace running around
the neck, and each little hand setof with the same
and very witch at a bargain. He who makes
the shop girl al Paris bate one jnt OF price. nVnt
needs have French at his tongue's end. i1'T-' /
There may be two at . time, there may be six.
she is not abashed she has ihe same pleasant
srhile, the spne gense courfssy for each and her
eve glAnces like tbought from one 10 tie other.
Yon may 1ssgh. she will laugh back yoa may
chat, she will chat back; yeu may scold, she will
scold back. She guesses your wants-there they
are, the pfetlieet gloves (she says in Paris You
cannot utter half sentence. but she understands
the whole You cannos pronounce SO badly but
what she has your meaning in moment Shs
sskss down psckAss upon packaSs; she measures
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Music IN the Coxrs Of Kixxs BEACH, In 1855. 1
trial occurred in the Court Of kings Bench, BE-
tween two publishers Of mpsic, a. to an alleged
the I'D q sons. ~ 4 TSs S oid Eosish Il G csnsls%sn =
Sir James Scarlet Was counsel for ono Of the
parties litigsnt, and Tom Cook, the musical com.
poser, was witness called by the opposite party.
Az in professional honor and duty bound, Sir
James crolsexnminsd Tom 10 the sharp and flip.
pant manner following EH
Sir James" Now, III, you ny that the two
melodies are the same, bat dihsrsnt What do you
mean by that cir ~ ~ s.ssss
Tom" said the notes in the two copies were
alike, but with a different accent, the ono being
IN common time, the other IN sixsight time and
consequently the position Of the accented notes
was different" sase
Sir James" What i mualcal accent sn
Tom" NY terms are guinea lesson, cir. I"
"a loud laugh,)
Sir James, rather iufled-~ Never mind your
terms here. .sk you what Il . musical accent
Can you see it 1"
Tom" No." s4A i.as4s
Sir James," Can You feel its''
Tom-"A musician can." yGrsat laughser.)
Sir James. VERY snaTyl Now, pray .ir. don't
9sa. At, a6ou. The bu.h h1s explain n to he Lo,dshp
supposed TO know nothing about music, the mean
ing of what you call accent"
) Tom" Accent in music il . certain stress laid
upon particular note, in the sams manner q you
would lay stress upon any given word for The pur-
pose Of being better understood. Thus, If were ia
say, you are an ass II rests on ass, hut il
were osay yos are an ass it rests on yos, SiI
James.''
Reiterated shouts oflaughter by the whole court
in which the bench itself joined, followed this ~
partee. Silence having been at length Obtained
the judge, with much seeming gravity, accosted
the chop. fallen counsel thus
Lord Denman-"Are you satis6ed, Sir James =
Sir James (who. deep red a. he naturally was
to use poor Jack Reeves own words, had become
scarleD in great huff, said, The witness may
go down !"
And 60 down he did, amidst renewed laughter
thers, except one who did not sec any Joke In thl
malter. = :. ~ SIS
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1--.-- I; - a d I.-77 80
a Te's'as EMoassadov ~ Esgtan4 Some o.
cles in ENGLAND IL, ist 49, cyeee - ~ s.,;,,..
al in that conntyv ~ =. .S, ~. ps.s,. 4
,;,h -, !. ~ ~. 49,
"''n v's~ . ~ sl's ana ~
-aemens Of conmerqiaa rotations besveeas the two
fab Khan. AID an in,.,e.,sn~ d.sc,;rs,r,, = ~.
.nn..,.rr. " ~ ~ = 49, 49,
-;'s. - -. .s.... s-''so mus
sven N sne lasess LONDON papen;
Az an accredited ambassador direct from the
cooft o. Icnenn nas never besu known in this
country some considesable interest W. excited ia
Southampton. - Iianl pf III erc6ile9e1 1 n
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n sasseme Cont Of tho Uoissd States !. no,
A. fnlnup..


y Hsek a~d Stqgss.- Tbs avsrass number u
slae.s owned and employed now. in New York. =
e4eutsoq; also: 40 hacks and cabs. includiny
hStsl centeyancss. 80 cara, and $50 light and
elhsr wagons. The average number of hossss used
- ipnhliq and private carriages, hacks, stages,
tahs, etc. b about 1900. The amount received By
thsse so snses, averages 5000 daily; and in
haeks, carriages, carts, ETC., about $1,000.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Post-oAee, NewOrleaus
THURSDAY. October 9. 1851

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Biaks M9grst mn
nailoy Mary A mSS
Bailey John "A mu
Baz&6 LA mn
bazFaa JAne a MN
RNIy MNy mrs
4az1y ElIel mia
1asllngee A mn
eEadt Ja1s nias
BFae3n Rnsa NM
8GAhhn SaxAh mn
Rsen6s Jaas mad
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BUouhan JGno MN
6ovfdat D mrs
nouton Gnsan a
RFoTn 8 F mn
Brown Iouisa mn
Bro IN Jas H mrs
RWWu p n nm
Brown AaFy
BFOcI Margt MN
Bro by mry
9rothss Elisa mrs
b0yse Emily
B1A Lsaisa min
Caiili Elisabeth
CaInpben Ann
Calnl Julia mn
Chapman VIM mn
Clifford Mar mias
Cline Julia miss
CFoAth - B mn
Sss|:.h hEs!''Ws'
Cdson Anna ] nniaI
Connolly x mrs
ConnoilY Massryt
Collins ] X mn0
Cdling Mar mis-
C0Ats Moees II mn
Csstslloe MNy
Cooley Ann mrs
Cooke Mary mn
Ceoaan Bridges 2
CQnnas MaHy y,
lSansg 4aIsrst
Onnsgy Eunols nnr,
/ Qenek khng MaRy.
CoRrioan Cather'ne
Cogvisan 8Fidgst
Coea Julia naiue
Covan4 Aythdla Z
Cauon Dhdaet NE
Oany Hannah 3
OUR1ut mrD "
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UEAAW AHD SILK GOODS,
- CAAi sTRRBT, M BTAIls.
sHE undersigned respectfully. Informs his city
snd Scss.H cssto.n t6at = - Ia 1.ssiyed sehes
EoWERs. 2fScs "a "a kiI.tihIkY 1x1hHfa xhfi
CLD Q se1aels which sefn q vav - 49, q "a
y 5nip Isxzc sAwlN. Y csnp i. - .,.s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21
Tax Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that on Tuesday
u the 9th day Of September, Il. d. 1851, I
shall commence selling at the Once OF the
Clerk OF the Board of Supervisors of Town
County, so much of the following described
Lands aud Town Lots, unavodaby omitted
at the April Sales, as shall be necessary To pay
the Taxes, Interest and Char ges thereon Tor
the year $50, unless the same be prev ionsiy
paId. Said sale 10 commence at 9 O'Clock \ .
NJ, and to continue until al are sold.
JOHN McNAIR.
Coanfy Treasurer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

James Campbell Trustee of the State Bank Of
Illinois, and as sach Trustee proprietor Of Gears
addition TO the town of White OAK Springs, stu
ate, lying and being upon the east half of the
northwest quarter OF section number thHty-two.
in town enc, north Of range two, east IN the coun-
~ of LAFAYETTE and State OF NiSconsIu-wli
make application at the next Term OF the Circuit
Court TO be holden ~ the Court House IN Shulls-
burg in said county, on tie third Monday OF sep
ember next, on t.le iirst day OF the Term, or as
soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard. to vacate
all OF Gears addition to said town OF White Oak
springs situate lying and beng upon the alore-
said tract of land. excepting Blocks numbered
fourteen. t,vcnty-three AND twenty-five. and Lois
one and two in Block thirteen. and Lots one and
two in Block twenty-four and also that part OF
tie Pubic Square lying and hcln1 upon said
premises. JAMES CAMPBELL.
PAHLEv EAToS. Attorney.
DATED Jul 32nd, 1881. n52-9w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21
Esr4TE or LohN HoSkIN


c, w. Rockwell
By virtue of an execution issued from The Of
fee or the Clerk OF the Circuit Court IN and for
the County Of Iowa and State OF WISCONSIN,, in
the above entitled cause and TO me- directed aga ust
the goods and chatteIs. lands and tenements o. the
named defendant. ] have this day, levied upon
seized the following described real estate as the
property of the above uImcd def eHdInt viz. Tie
North East quarter OF the North Vest quarter
Section no tNo 90 towo No. SIX 6lrange No, five
8 the North V est quarter 81 the North ~ est
quarter Section No. re ca IIll Town No. six q.
range No ite ; and tie ives, hall Of tie NORTH
East quarter o; section No. twenty 5z0J Town
No eight 81 range No. five u with the appur
tenances the4eunro beongjn- situate an3 being a.
The County of Iowa and State of Wisconsin and
shall expose the same To public Hgudue 10 tie
highest bidder Tor cash al! the right title and in
.erest the above named de.endlnt bad in and 10
said real estate on the 2Oth day Of Nav s.. D. 1880
0r at any time since n tte tronfdoor Of the Court
House in the town OF Hueral Point on Saturday
the 9th dtv OF August next, between the hours
Of 10 O clock 4 NJ. and 1 c.ocS p. NJ. oil saia
day to satisfy sJid writ and costs.
RICHARD 5. VIVIAN, Sheriff
Iova Comfy WIS.
Sheriff Office Mineral Point July eth 1851
The above sale Is postponed until the 3otA day
of August mex, Al same time ana place.
~ ia
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21

And farther notice Is hereby given. that forbid
any and all persons from buying or removing any
Lead Of other ores from tue above described Land
without nv written permission
GEORGE AtESSERslUTH, .Ase5a.
DoJseviIIe Iowa County Wis.
Sept ZiSti 1917 5tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21
D0DGETILLE.
L1[PDRT'I.t-T NOTTCE.

IILILEI-I-fI' NOTICE.
fF7HE undersigned having purchased the inter
i esl OF Benjamin Davis and DAVID C. Evan.
In the Goods Notcs Book Accounts and Real
Es1aIeof tie firm Of DAVIS, Evans X Co request
al persons indebted 10 said firm. or the late firm
of G. e. RyuersoH Z Co. "a cali and pay The
same. OF make satisfactory arrangement
The business herea.,e. viii be conducted bythe
Undersigned VINO uiil keep large and ac7caI IS
eartaeat of q : oa hand n iie torres, rr.es
April ., 1871. BEECH 6. TILLEE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21
GggIJ "a . &9gc1G&9 0g g0JGS.
IN CHfNCERY, ON PETITION FOR ID
FORCE
Mary Aelisie Jane HeIman,)
Lewis Holman

LEWIS HelmaH.
Upon the fling OF the above and foregoing pc
tition for Divorce OF Mary NJ J. Holman against
Lewis Holman. the ground OF wilful deseruon,
together with prayer Tor alimony, and upon proof
made under cath by NJ NJ Cothren. that the SAL
Lewis Holman IS a nonresident. il is hereby order
ed that notice Of the Cling OF this petition be Civ
en- to the said Lewis Holman by publication in
the Mineral Point Tribune 4 Newspaper prin
ted at Mineral Point Iowa county for four months
successfully. Ii Is further ordered that the SAID
Lewis Holman be and be IS hereby ruled and re-
quired 10 plead answer deinur to the said peti-
ton or before the first day OF the next Term of
the CT~uit Court Of Iowa county. TO be held at
Mineral Point, commencing on the Bird Monday
of October next, aud IN default thereof that the
matters and allegations set forth in the said petit
ton will be taken as confessed against him.
MORTIMER ". JACKSON,
Circuit Judge
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21
A'k-ass.EG NOTICE.

4 IL persons are hereby notified not to trespass
u Nine or Dig upon the following lands with
1ut the written consent or permission Of the own
II .raL.t
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21
Dated May l4th, \. D. 1851.
MORTIMER NJ JACKSON.
Circuit Judge

In witness that the foregoing Is = true copy of
the order made IN the above entitled cause, sub
scribe my name the day and wear above written.
ATTEST JAMES HCTCHISON
n304m CTk Circuit CT. Iowa Co Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21

moons oPEN Al HALF PAST oSE ASD At sEv ~ 2 NJ
PERFORMANCE COMMESCEs At TWO AND AT
HALF FAST sEVES o CLOCK P. Z.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21
Lois in the village Of DodgtyiIlr.

Part lot ? in block 10 /; lot in block Z; hf.
lot block 10 lot ! o block ) Parry's addition
aud lot = IN block Blacks addition.
Mineral Paint
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-21
gspggAeV I1EgsiS.

To .Sol,ilcrS Of the Ladjau II0rs. and
Last Itar 1rihh Grct ByitujA:
EnUE undersigned are prepared 10 prosecute
~ Claims under the late Act OF Congress
granting Bounty Lands 70 Officers and Soldier,
tho Last War with Great Britain, or in any o
rhe Indian Wars since 1920, and TO Commissioner
Officers in the Late War with Mexico and herebl
give notice 10 persons having such claims, O.
wishing information in relation 10 them that they
~iu receive prompt attention by applying per
soa4liy by letter (post-paid) 80
SAM CRAWFORD.
Mineral Point, Oct. Il, $500 ]5t-tt