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fSAPIENTL.f PRESE4T OMNIBUS.) FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY,
 TuLIP, DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS.

%A@1 John S Garvin. Presi- Weldon E. Wright. NJ D.
 dent, Prof of Cole Prof. of Nat Science Mrs NJ. Cook, Govern. Maj B. J. Borden. Prof Of
 and lnstruclress. Ethics and Belle Letters Senor F. Garcia, Prof. of Music aud Mod. Lang. TUITION PER MONTH.
 Collegiate Department. (Anc. or Modern Langua- Collegiate Department. English Course,.. 60 Academic Department. ...'.............3 e0 Primary Department. t,....,................2 2 co Ornamental Department, (Paintng aud
 Drawlng,l ...........-. .-'.......-.-. oo Musical Department. Vocal and Iaslrumental,5 % Boarding, including washing fuel, lights &c. 10 % Academic year embraces session of ten months, commencing the lst Monday in August and closing the last Thursday in June. Tuition and Board must be paid oas-half iu advance, the msinder al the close of the session No deduction will be made from the rates of Tu- ton except in cases of sickness. EXamInati0nS.- -.- here will be an annual ex- animation before Board of Visitors al the close of each term; and quarterly examinations before the Board Of Guardians.
 Diplomas will be given, on the recommen enda- ton of ihe Board of Visitors. 10 the graduates of the Seminary, and certificates of Scholarship, to those who have taken partial course. Discipline and Police will be mild but firm ! being rather one of moral restraint, than paa '. ishment. Quarterly reports ofconductand Scholar ship will be transmitted 10 parents or guardians. Course Of Instruction is divided into three i! Departments Primary. Academic and Collegiate Music. .--.It IS believed that no Institution in the south west offers equal advantages 10 peri ci ! it's Pupils in this elegant accomplishment. SenoE i Garcia the accomplished head of this Department has taught with distinction in Washington City and Virginia, and is not only most skillful per, formet bat the best Instructor in the Art, that ! have
 Needle woTk---Plain and Fauey..--NG extra charge will be made in this Department, the pupils furnishing the materials The product:
 Ai!l be disposed of at annual Fair and the pro- ceeds placet in the Library Fund. Lectures and Composition. ---Leetures vii
 be delivered regularly by ihe heads of Department. 10 their respective Classes, and Compositions wil ! be required every two weeks during th course l from the members of the Academic and Collegia,s ] Departments.
 ] vacation. .---There will be a vacation of on,
 week the las, of December, and cue of two month, at the close of the Session.
 By order of the Board of Guardians. j. N-9-n
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SIENRRIES.

NJ WNDWAN HE%s
 SO Bbls Sureifne Flour; 6O Boxes Star Can. .OU de. 1; 10 Bbis. Clear Pork Bhis. Linseed Oil ? Bbls. Lard Oil; 1 Bbls. Powdered Sugar, Do. Crusbsd Ds: ?, ,000 Lbs. Cotton Yarn; s.000 Lbs. Bar Iron 25 Kegs Pure White Lead.
 HARDWARE, Se.-Anyils; Bellows; 'ieesi Screw Plates. Hand and Siedge Hammers; Mortiee and Rim Locks, Minera! Knobs; Fancy Plate. Cup board and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe aud Claw Hatch cts; Traces; Gruhbing Hoes; Farming Chiseis ana Gouses Files and Rssps; and fold Rules; Let ter Copying Presses Wrought and Horse Nails; Spirit Levels and Piumbs Hand, Panel and WOod Saves: ShoyeIs. Spades and Manure Forks; Copal Varr,sh. &c. Received and for sale by
 July l6. :" M D. VAIL
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French, Italian, Spanish and German, each. IA ee Singing ia Choir, ,s ,S oo oo mas'e-Piaeo, Guitar, and Organ, each, ss ee Harp, s .o ou "e D'awIHg and Painting ,s go course o' o'lessonsIn Oriental painting. Janan Work, iHlaying of Eheay and Ivory
 haH burg Work, and wax flowers sach IN An No charge for embroidery and ornamen,ai " needle work.
 Board, washing. lights, fuel, use of bedding &c., per month, ,n aa
 Payments quarterly. in advance; no deduction, for absence. '"s
 Sessions commence ist Sept and ist Feb. Pa. pils received at any period, aud charged from m, oi entrance 10 eiuse oi the spss,nn
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Groceries.

H- Sacks Salt l5 Sacks Coffee; Is Bbls Sugar : IC Bbl Powdered agar 10 Bbls and half Bbis. Molasses I Tiercs Rice Rais"s, Cheese, Vermicilli. Mscaroni, Sweet Chocolate. Lobsters, Sardines, Birthstone, Cigars. spanish Brown, Rot ton Stone, Whiting, Bristol Brick, Emery, Lamp St;ol. Sc Sc. Received per Pontiac, and for sale by JonN D ADHMo'
 Eab II. 1851. Steamboat Landng
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WASHINGTON alLE SEMlyiRY.
HempNtead Countv. Arl&.

bkOsn P~tSAu SoAHUs AfkNs YNHE second session of this Institution, opsusd A this morning February llth, ls50 Rev C. IURRESTisK, Superintendent and Pro. lessor oi Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Bell"-Letters, ana Spanish Literature Rev. II C. THwEArr, \. M. Professor of t, ,eci,B Roman, french and Italian Liernturr JAMES CRocKKR, A. Nj ;. Professor Of Mathematics Students reee'vedi in the Primary Department aud instructed.
 Primary Department. per session of q weeks payable quarterly in advance, Sl2 vb Preparatory Department, Is % Collegiate Course, 9a eo Vocal and Instrumental M asic, Elements of Musical Composition, {Exlra) 5 0o Initiation Fee, 1 70 No deduction for absence unless in cases ol pfo tracteG illness
 All students charged from the time Of ths, entry to the end of the session. N. B.-The sons of all ministers who are sn. gagged In the regular work of the ministry or of those who are Superanua,ed or have died in the ministry; will be educated free of charge
 BoARDisG can be obtained in the best fames, at from S6 to S9 per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both to the moral and intellectual training of all students committed to our charge
 s. T. SANDERS. Secretary.
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Hon. D. T. wITTER, PRKriDENr, Hoa. H. P PoindexieF. Rev. Vim. MooFes, Rev. l.. P Lively, Rev E. r. Box, I N. Jones, Nj. D, Mir. J. B. San. defuF, Mr. I. Williamson, Hon. J. b Trimbs. Rev J, Custer, M. D. Rev. ]. J. Roberts, C E. Mitchei, M b, Mir. W. W Andrews, Mt Il, ssuders. Mir. II. " Smith. 7-22-u
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WALTON, SANFo . & c O ..
 GENERAL GR0CERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 9S, New Levee, Y Orleans:

HAVE constantly On hand a general ani well \ IR selected assortment of staple and Fancy Groceries, Fiae LiquOrs and Wiaes, Prsr's'oas, Etc. Etc.
 In addition to the articles usually iouna in Grocer's Stock, they keep a supply of Nails Glass. Drugs, and Dyes. Letter and Gap Paper, Playing Cards, &e. &c.
 Their aim will be to sell good and fresh articles, and always at FAIR MARKET PRICES. Their facilities for buying. with their experience in the Arkansas trade, ana their knowledge oi the wants of that section, they think will enable them at all times 10 M satisfactorily, Auch orders as they may be favored with.
 Jan. l, 1851. l-y.
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.UOL,FSSEs Ee.

FLOW PoINrS.--A supply recei N perS'esmer Woodsman, by VIM B. VA July 9. 1850
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NOEHGE. HAVE, at some trouble and eoss. gssfsS u'1
 \ Mil. SC that it sill gsisd sad at the '~aAs time. Psrons who may wish cora gfos"o' e'o
 haze t doae al ssy tiaas they w'ii s~sd hsfysiie'
 shall have DO vsrtiesIss day for griaotbg ne. there may hs ao misu adeFsisndsDg ths rates "i ''a charged is one lhlrd fss erss pst bS.hsA July IS, ls5O.-45 fl D. II. BiNEhAA (Dsm Cspyl
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Partridge Boots.

4 CASES stoat Calf Boots. ? Cases Waterproof X Booess, just received and for sale ey
 Dee. IT FATHERLY X CLEMENTS.
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Dried Apples amd PearAes.

E0 BUSHELS Apples and P,sehes; just re- lJO eeIved, per steamer ST. franeis, and for .Ale by D. BENDER & co.
 fet. IS, 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
EaX N0fIcc.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that on TUESDAY.
y the 9th day OF September, 4. - ISL, /
shall commence selling at the Office of the
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors OF Iowa
County, so much OF the following DESERT, d
LANDS and Town Lots. unavoldably omitted
at tue April Sales, as shall be necessary to pay
the Taxes, Interest aud Char ges thereon Tor
the year 1850, unless the same BE- previously
paid. Said sale to commence al 9 o'cluck 4
NJ, and 10 continue until all are sold
JOHN NcNAIR.
C0unty Treasurer.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
nNBEEuLLF.
UTpCPT4l-g, NrQvyCJ

f-HbCRIIAI' NOTICE
75IE undersigned having purchased the inter
4 est OF Benjamin Q. Davis aui David c Evan.
in Jae Goods, Notes Book accounts ana Real
-s-a,cot tie lIrn Of DAVIS, I--lus 4 Co. request
All persons indebted to said q "a. or the late lrm
Of { & Rynerson * Co "a call and pay the
same, or make satisfactory arrangement.
Tie business hereafter x.ni he conducted bv the
undersigned. aho viii keep i ta-e and ecaaal as
b. --z.sst n Gods ga hand -a 74re- r1tcs
A7ril -. ISL BEECH 4 TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

2 . y 81 II Z Z 8 N d s z
F1HE undersigned. General Land Agent viii
~ give particular attention to obtaining War
RANTS from Washington 10 Soldiers, who ara en-
titled to them by the late act OF Congress.
He vii also attend 10 locating warrants on lands
or those who obtain them under the above act
q long residence in. and thorough knowledge OF
Western Is 5sconsiu viii be believes enable bIr1 10
1--WE good satisfaction TO those who may call on
aim
CHARLES T. LEGATE.
Land Agent and Surveyor.
Mineral Point October 3IsJ 1850 If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid
any and al persons from buying OF removing any
Lead or other ores from the above described Land
wI5-out my written permission
GEORGE NESSERS1UTH. .qrent
DodgeviiIe, Iowa County, Wis.
Sept zIst. 1S41 5f
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

I'y transmission through Mail, via. Fort Win
aebago Wis to Mineral Point, Wis on or about
he Eta Of May last, military land Warrant Ger
Ifcate- no. 979 for forty (t0) acres issued under
'he act passed 2Sth September 1880, entitled An
act granting bounty land TO certain officers and
soldiers VINO have been engaged in the military
erHice Of tie United States said Military
land Warrant certificate was issued under date
of 18th Eel 1881 in the name Of Joseph Blun
As an application has been forwarded to the Pen
sion Office, -cf " The Department Of The Inter
Or for a clyeat and to issue a duplicate Of th,
original wa rant 10 SAID Joseph Bliau and also to
prevent the fraudulent use OF said Military Land
Warrant Certificate No. 979, BY any other claim
mt than said Joseph Blinn.
All persons are cautioned against purchasing
locating. or otherwise fraudulenIy making use OF
the same.
HENRY Chaplain.
Baraboo. eaulz Co. Wis.
Iuiv .. 1881 81
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
lois in Tie village Of DOlgerilIe.

Part lot IN block to | lot 3 IN block = ld.
lot , block Is LIT 10 hecb Parry's additicn
aud let in block 4 Blacks addition.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
EST8IE or JOIN H0SKIN

Iowa County
Elizabeth H9skiu, widow Of John Hoslin. de
ceased has 6ied her petition IN the county Court
praying Administration upon the Estate Of the
sand john Hoskin be granted to Samuel H0sliu
Notice IS hereby given that a final hearing viii
be had upon 5 il petition at "a Probate Term OF
the county Cont to BE Eoljeu at the Probate OF
ice on the second Nonday Of August next, when
and where any person Interested may appear and
show cause why the prayer Of the petitioner
should not be- grained
FARLEY EATON, County Judge
Dated, July 22nd. 1851. n59-3w.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
The Knox Insurance Company.
FIRE, MRiNE & LIFE Insurance.
CAPYTIL STOCK
100000.



Tais Company having duly organized aHd ten
pr @eut. paid Or tAe capital stock subscribed,
ana tae balance secured By mortgage on Real Is
tate and by personal guarantee. are now prepared
to effect Insurance against loss or damage ly Fire
0a Buildings Merchandise, Machinery, AIlnu'lc-
cries, aal oil descriptions Of property; also. ou
merchandise aH3 produce in the course Of inland
rausport2tioa. Jse risk oil the seas, Sc &c: also.
the hsls Of steamboats, and other vessels, and up-
~ L.res Of individuals going 70 California. Tie
rates o. premium viii be Is low as those OF any
other resi- onsible Company.
Al losses literally adjusted aa5 promptly paid
Tie stccS q this Company is held entirely il
he West. and controlled by western men. ard in
10 way connected with New York.
DIRECTORS.
dion. Z. \. CARNAN, Eincennes.
VA J. HEHEEI}.
NO ". MADDOX,
JACOB PEA
SAMUEL WISE,
PETER P. BAILEY. Fort WAYNE.
THOMAS T. BENBRIpGE LaylaTctte.
WALTER ". EARLY Te1e Haute.
HENRY p. ALLfS Evansville
>I1ToN B0TT0RFF Jetiersonvilie
WILLIAM HUGHS, do.
LEVI SPARKS do.
JAMES KEIGWIN. do.
Hon r. \. CARAVAN P,rsieeaf.
SINoS Bor1 oRrF, tjce PrcsL
Z. H. ALT~N cTr.org.
.. HEBEUD. Treasurer
short Life and California risks taken at this
.,secy at * Il rates.
nj. II. COTHRFN .9ccat,
Mineral Point
FinrenEez. December both 1919 n33d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

c, w. Rockwell
By virtue 81 an execution issued from Ike Of
fee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and Cor
the County OF Iowa and state of Wisconsin. IN
the above entitled cause and TO directed against
the goods ard chatteis lands and tcuerents of the
named defendant. Ih@e this day, levied upon
seized the tollovior described real estate as the
property OF the above Canel 6c.eud1at VIZ: The
North East quarter of tie North West quarter
Section no. two )tovn No. SIKH lrange No five
D the North West quarter Of the North West
quarter Section No. eIe.en [lfl Town No. SIX I67
range No five 81 and the west hdli of tie North
East quarter 81 section no twenty f2v7 Town
No. eight rS7 range No. five 81 with the appur-
tenauccs thefeauto belonging situate am being H.
the County Of iowa aud state Of Wisconsin and
shall expose the same to public vendce to the
highest bidder for cash all the right title and in
terest the above named defendant had in and to
said real estate on thc20ta day Of May a. D. 1850
or at any time since at the door OF the Court
House in the town Of Mineral Point on Saturday
the 10th d4v cf August next between the houIs
Of ID CLOCK M. and / clock p. N. OF said
day To satisfy sait writ 1ad costs
RICHARD 5. VIVIAN Sheriff.
Iowa County Wis
Sheriff. Office Mineral Point july 9TH 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

Io1rn lois fn &rons's edition 10 Ninegal Point
Lot in block 6, lats - - in bloch "a, lots
block -, lot, l block -, lots l s ! blk
81, lot I6 block 81, lat 6 block %, lot { and
" block 50, lots ) block 35 lots 6 IL
block 4 J., lots / block -, lot 6 block -.
Iayl7r's addition.
Lots ) 19 % p $ So 80 aud 40.
Lots IN ziefs Surrey Of Mineral Point
of4, lots ) 81 # in 81 : 20. l06 I33.
l36 lGI l62 aud lG5, IA, J LIS, ! l02, 2l5
27j. I42 297 Dos.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
e lie pQREEC.

-i- ubtic are
that the prepare
a 5 DH. TcWNs
Sirs prTjH,t Is
el under my ii
pervisi0n. fro IA
pc obtained from
end ard / certify
ed OF ingredients
TABLE, and NTH
a@t also that the
juJ.ciousiy com
obtain from tlleu
M. a-I off
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

THIS magnificent establishment whose former
fame ant reputation throughout the length and
breadth Of both continents nave rendered II tGe
GRASn ATTRACTION where ever Ithas been To-
care# consists OF the most superb stad Of train
III horses ard ponies ever exhibited, (pertorm-
ca b. artists whose praises are the theme OF the
press and public % Europe and American ano
also af trio of the most accomplished and do
Gle ELEPHANTS that the world has yer seen
TIE horsRs ard ponies were selected from the lar
gest and best selections in Europe, eNpressIy Ior
taIs concern. by MR, SANDS himself, and ai.ho
tho euc0niuns winch have been bestowed upon
them may be considered by some as extravaganza
there IS no one VINO has seen them bat IS VA
ling TO acknowledge that their anticipatlons
Were more than realized.
The character of Ma. SANDS s, Co establishment
in the western country renders II unnecessary
10 enlarge upon It's merits
TAe company wall enter town or the forenoon o'
tie lay o. exhibition IL grand procession, pre-
caiel bv the magnificent East India Car, drawn
bv the elephants, and containing Capt ADANs
Brass Band. musical company embracing some
of tie very first talent III America Following
this viii he the entire company "a cafalcade
and lld a TAIN OF beautifully decorated feiaeles
The rear being brought up BY the exqEisiteiy
beautiful miniature chariot OF the fairy ita
MIA, drawn By % liIiiputian ponies, the whole
forming the most imposing and pleasing pa
geaut ever witnessed IN the JnItec States.
TIE above company VIII perform al PLATTE
VILE. august, 2Ist, and Of DOLUE- ILL
Auslst. 23ri
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

s FEW first rate CALIFORNIA RIFLES
i on hand At the sign OF the Gun, warranted
10 be the best quality,
Ev Z $. SPRACUE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

r HAVE On hand and viii sell at reduced PR
I cas
8 casks IA Rochelle Brandy, 18th proof Pale.
8 casks 0. ID. K Co. do do pale 6. dark
3 casks DO DO do DO
casks A Signett do DO do
10 casks Du.aon DO lst & I'd DO
6 casks Port Wine,
3 casks Madeira DO.
Holland Gin st. CIoix Rum AMI good supply
Of Domestic Liquors Am. GIn = ] Brandy &c
GEO " COBB
June H. 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
Dated May 11th, A. D. 1881.

In witness that the foregoing IS a true copy of
the order made il the above entitled cause, | sub
scribe my name the day ana wear above written.
ATTEST JA5IES HUTCHISON.
n304m. OK. Circuit c t. Iowa Co. Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
JAMES Il. Chiffon. Nt.
Caemist.

DR.. Chiltons name is surety that the elements
Of this Ex,rac, are combined in the most correct
and scientific manner and thai IL Is adaTte,l the
wants OF TIE invalid with the highest profession
81 atititv.
This we hope viii Ire sufficient guarantee to tie
public. and 10 those purchasing Dr. ) +. Towns
ends Compound Extract Of SaTsaparilia. Such
may have no far Of getting ono of the spurious
and banefui mixtures which I'LL the channels of
trade. and eonco"ted without any knowledge
esther OF tie nature OF remedial ageais or the
sclas Of tss tNl,, sys 5os altering ;,ndsJ DIS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
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~ CHzNcERK, o. PETITION FOR DE
FORCE
Mary Nelis.e Jane Holman )
Lewis Holman
Upon the fling Of the above and foregoing pc
tition for Divorce of Mary NJ J. Holman against
Lewis Holman, on tie ground Of gvilful desertiou,
together with prayer Tor alimonvs and upon proof
made under oath by NJ NJ Cothren. thar the SAL
Lewis Holman IS nonresident II Is hereby order
ed that notice Of the cling Of this petition Sc Civ
en- 10 the SAID Lewis Holman by publication iu
the Mineral Point Tribune, Newspaper priH-
ted At Mineral Point Iowa county for four months
successfully. II is further ordered that the said
Lewis Holman be ana ne is hereby ruled and re-
CURED 70 plead, an--er or demur 20 the said petit
ton on or before the first day OF the next Term OF
the Circuit Court OF Iowa county. to be held at
Mineral Point. commencing on the 3Jd Monday
Of October next and IN default thereof. that the
matters and allegations set forth IN the said petit
ton VA I be taken as confessed against him.
BlORIkMEE }L JACKSON
Circuit Judge.
r.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
WILL PERFOR4T AT
Mineral Point, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 44nd. 1851.

7nIcEs or ADMISSION. FORTY CENTS, CHILnEEN
UNHFn SISE YEARS OF AeE Twenty CENTS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

7oors OPEN AZ HALF FAST ONE sv1 At SEVEN r. ".
PERFORMANCE COWNESCEs AT Two AND AT
HALE FAST SEVEN o CLOCK p. n.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
AT EN- ITO N

.Sai5ars If Hc B5aet Holrk, and Lorst
VAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN :
1lONGRFsS having passed the 81! granting
L. Porxry LAxns 10 neteons who served ID
above named Wars tlla under signed wall attend
10 procuring Warrants ireHs W asu-ugioA Tor per
-ons entitled thereto. Sur connection VITA q
,,reu3nt and responsible Agency Al " ast.l}glon
,rsii irsn-e the preatest despetcn ln procuring
,r-.r.tS l,r parties interested. AeW-l purcA lSe
lie claims Of those rs lao are GesIrous o. d-sposlng
WASIIBURNE & WOODMAN-
Mineral ro-lt Uct. l.. 1893 3--l
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
FFNcE POSTS

n SUPPLY Of first-rate HEMLOCK Fence
&vA Posts Tor sale. Enquire at the Brick Store
March -. ID. A. FAIRCHLu & Co
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
ETS.4IE On TiLLLlH 0DGERS :
Il Ess.z,sEgsy.

GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG TAILORsl
3 y 81 y = s. Ev VANS
VEXEOULD respectfully announce TO their Gus.
~ toners and the public generally, that
they have removed to TIE new building. two doors
below t.-e jewelers. shop. (opposiie 1heir old
stand where they win always be found in read
ness 70 10 any kind Of work in the line Of
TAILORING
EG the &zGG lGggg.
TAey can assure those wanting work IN their
line that pains viii BE- spared 70 q work that
VII fit the body please the eye aud endure the
Aardships TO which the lvearer may be pubiecr
F.ea-e cali and try Us. and we presume yo,, VIII
be pleased Hiih our work and prices
Mineral Point Oct. IC.h, $50.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14
Flows! E1ossi.

EEIRST rate one and TWO Horsa Iiows; Also
al first rate Brcakiu5 Paw toE sale ~
EEGt Il q IILt-E}-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

EWATS caps x E0NN].t~. suited h fie
4 i seasons oI sale bv BELlH \ IiiLEI.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-08-14

Lot No. n h - Barnards Addition.
GR -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-09-11

| perhaps, kissing him in her Dreams
Dream on, Meggy! too soon will you
wake to the stern agonies of life.
Then thought Of the time when every
post would be eagerly watched by this
home, for they expected a letter from him.
And letter does come with foreign
post-mark, but in strange hand. The
father grows pale as he looks at it; the
mother watching his countenance, anx
iously asks why he is pale. He hands
the letter to her, and she covers up her
face and shudders. They dare not open
it. The brother does, and reads-the let
ter that | wrote to them. Shivered, in a
moment, are all their beautiful hopes, and
they weep in anguish-and Meggy! she
is out among the flowers, playing; they
have not told her the brother goes to
her, and says, "come to me, Meggy;;"
the girl runs to him, and he bursts into
tears-he cannot tell what he wishes.
He grows stronger, and tells her that her
brother is dead, and is buried in the blue
ocean, and will never come back. She
asks, sadly, "Will he never, never come
back?
"Never, Meggy,"- the beautiful
child cries as if its heart would break
but the dark ocean will not heed its cries,
nor its mothers, but hugs him as trophy
in its embrace.