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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

/ J
sides Of the Atlantic, and ca wkioA SO
many hopes were based
Mr. Brace, the American imprisoned in
! Austria. by ORDER Of the Austrian author
titles has been released
/ The Saitar Of Turkey has Gxed on the
/ ist Of Scptember, as the day for the re-
+ lease Of kossath. who however, declines
leaving EaroFe at present
/ The success Of cur splendid Ocean
i Steamers IS putting Master john Bull on
his mettlc. Not only do the lac. iic AID
Baltic outstr.p the fastest q the @unard
trs, but Joha iia3s that orr Chagres
/ Steamers % plonapolize the West. Indian
and Sc4,h American traffic, that his West
Indian Steamers are q losing spea lie
IS therefore building FIVE additional FIRST
f class Steamships. of from $500 10 5000
+ tens burden, 8 run from Southampton to
i Glaares, touching II St Thomas Two
f OF these vessels are already ahoat- ard The
remainder viii be launched IN the course
Of tie ensuing month, and arc to com
+ n.enee running early in October. | am
/ glad 10 see tia. the old boy has ct some
/ pluck left in him. ii spite Of his repeated
failures % compete with us GO ahead
old fellow, We are bound 70 beat yon, any
way
Your readers Bill doubtless b. interest
81 n the following table which have
made cut frorl official records 1t shows
i sire valuation of personal aud real estate.
] u IBIS city, for tie years 80, 80, 10, 10.
and SO
+. EAR. R@aa Esr4rE. Pas EsrArE TorAr.
1880. Saz6o3.5se s376s4.93S S1252sS.5Is.
SO. Ia373-.4Ss 1I,96I.27S, 2le7l31 80
Iett, 1S7.22I.7t4, 65ul3 sol. 253.235.5 r.
ISIS. l57160,7ea 547q7.52s, 234 93s,aIs.
1885, 2o-I4t,t15, Is .s3g.4lo. 2st.oS5Il6.
] This year sh- Real Estate Of The city
has been officially valued at Two hundred
and tVeutv-sereu millions thirteen thous-
and, eight hundred ana 6tty-six Dollars
and tAe, Personal Estate at Ninety three
7 Millions ninesg four thousand FIVE hund
rcd and one dollars. which gives us total
Of Three Hundred and Twenty Millions,
One hundred au8 eight Thousand, Three
hundred and Fltty-e;ght Dollars. You
viii see that our city has thus Increased
+ lis wealth. IN 7no year. by the snug Little
sum Of Ilarrrfenr Millions. Twenty-Five
I thousand, Nine hundred and Forty Two
+ Dollars
| coald make the ~ eceding paragraph a
little shorter. hy SUBS ituting figures for
words bat Il does me good occasionally
/ to make a saCv} display" iii statistic
81 paragraph, iii monetary matters. So
little 81 the substance comes to ar share
that | may b. pardoned for liking as i'm
posing a shadow as possible
/ There was good deal Of satisfaction.
on Saturday las n the literary circle Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31
head tie fofto'cing rem 1rkIjie cures. lctich
should IF themselves place
II. @. E.7RRELL'S .4R7BL2vLINTJTEV VT
far beu0nd qnY sf.aiL.r reurfv.

About year and half ago. a swelling ap-
feaFed ~ M wltss stomach, gradual. iHcre3s-
ing ~ sze until It became As large as my st. and
80 sore that she could not bear Tie least pressure
gpon II without giving her extreme pan. ri
INC advice Of our best doctors, ana they differed
IN opinion about At; some said il vas IN Ague
Cake or Enlargement Of the spleen: some. -ha,.
i was an Enlargement Of the Ova7les; an q 9th
efs said It was Tuuior Of tie 0Yaries. sIi eaud
not be cured except b. cutting il out u thIs
critical situation, | was persuaded to try H. 9
Farrell Arabian Imminent upon il aud strange as
1t may appear, .pon the third application she be-
gan 10 Improve. and has continue! getting better
daily, unit now she Is Is well as pypr-ariovins
excellent health D. MCCONNELL
Ienrla IlLil.n.s Nj . LII
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

N00 LBS COTTON YARN-Nos. S. &
~ 10, just received and ior safe 6y
Aug. 1891. BEECH 4 THLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

Inc whole amont Of tolls received on the
Illinois and Michigan canal for the month of
Jane was 500 ~. The entire amount Of
tots tor the season, received At II pojats. up
= Jaly :, was S71,745 IS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31
Cotton E'Ssgsa

4 General assortment oi I4.utteys asd Gi4s.
u Ware for sale BY BEECH q TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

BLAcawooD, is again en- our table. and
has just entered on new volume This
Magazine tools well & favorably known to
the public to require certificate Of char
aeter" from US. yet it may not be amiss to
remind the public that the new postage
law will enable subscribers to obtain such
publications at much lower rate than
heretofore. Blackwood and the four Re
views jast entering upon new volumes, this
IS favorable time 70 subscribe
Address Leonard Scott s Co, n Y.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

Mr.. Thompson, a wealthy planter of Mis-
slSsippi. recently brought with him to Gin
cinnatl Il slaves whom he intends to set free
and to place upon farm which ne has pur-
chrsed for them IN Mercer county Ohio.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

u MALoNY has just returned from the
east with the greatest variety Of " Fine Fla
ms" ever offered in this market. Boys and
girls, gather up your dimes, aud give him a
call. lie sells cheap
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

~ We are making arrangements TO issue
an Extra for advertisements, weekly, and
thereby give our readers double the amount Of
reading matter they now get in the Tribune
and then we hope to double cur subscription
.Ist
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

Sir DowS-Nr 4 Kiuujc is almost
daily receiving additions 10 his stock Of
chairs, At his Cabinet Warehouse just be-
low tie Tribune Office Those who are
tired Of standing can fnd first rate seats
by calling at his shop lie sells cheap.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

Passengers are now taken fIou Cincinnati
to Washington, over 1000 miles. in 81 hours
via Buffalo, at a cost of only $50 80. Fast
enough and cheap enough.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

MARRIED--Tn this place on Saturday The
26ia inst. by The Rt. Rev Bishop Martin of
Milwaukee. Mr.. EDwARD FLAnERTH, to Mrs.
- WEIGH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31
LARGE ARRIVAL.
OF
IB0N, NiILS, GLiSS, lid
Ga4ASS~ES ARE.

IS Tons Iron, aSSortcd;
1000 lbs Spring Sieel;
500 A y DO
SEQ u B 10
Seet a>2d Buggy .Spgsnes; 1rh.s
50 BoneS : = 10 Glass;
SO d. l0< Il a0.
10 70 II = Il 40.
leo hegS NaiIs. 3. 4. 8, :, 10, II, 20
; ao. Hl0ueht Mus.
All for sale at low rates. by
BEECH 1 TILLFY.
August 1851. "A
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

THEArRIcAL.-TLe celebrated company
Of Commedians. from "Placide's Varie-
ties New Orleans, are expected to give
an entertainment at the Court House this
Cfhorsday) evening They are highly
spoken Of where they are known.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

CATTLE And Railroads.&c. has been de-
cided in suit brought for the recovery Of the
value Of COW maitned on the track Of the
New Jersey Railroad Company, and tried at
Newark, \. J., That the engineer in
charge Of locomotive engine is not liable
for accidental injury TO a cow. which, suffered
to 60 at large. had strayed on the railroad -
The owner Of the cattle is bound to keep them
in his own close at his peTil.''
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31
As a EByspeE,sia Carer,

Or iIopghton,s Pepsin has produced ne most
marvellous Effects, in curing case Of nsbtig.
imae.a,ion, Ner:ogs Decline. and DgspeP'e
Gems Hptioa II Is iulp3ss be 10 give iae deis.s
81 cases "a the limits 81 <ki~ advertisement. but
authenticated certificates hage been given q moe
than t'ro hundred reH.c~ta5ie III PhIAdel Lis
New York, ard Boston alone. These were Nearly
al desperate cases and tie cures wore not on'f
rapi5 and wonderful bat permanent
It's great Nervous aHt.dote, and parfice.l. T
useful for tendency 10 Bilious disorder, l.tff
Complaint, Fever and Aoue, or badly treated s
yer and Ague and the evil effects Of Qurine Ait.-
curry. and other drugs upon the Digestive organs.
after long sickness Also for excess u caring
and the too free use Of ardent spirits. Il amos'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

Singular AccIDzNT.-On Friday morning
last As 2lr. Brown, employed in Walkers
livery stable on First street was standing in
the door Of the Office couple Of dogs be-
longing to the establishments pet up a ight in
front Of the building; and with tho purpose
Of separating them. BRo~N caught up a pail
Of water which stood near and dashed it upon
them. Immediately both dogs sprang upon
him, throwing him down. and infictng seye-
ral,seveye wounds upon his arms, hin and legs,
and wholly disabling him from attending to
his bushes. lie has since been confined to
hls bed. and on Sunday it was Guaranty re-
ported that an amputation would be neccessa-
~ IN consequence Of his injuries; but we
cannot learn certainly that there is imminent
danger of such an operation. He was yester-
day pronounced better, and we hope he may
speedily recover.-H aicrio,cn Chronicle
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

q On Saturday last, the thermometer saId
. 100 in the shade" Ice cream was in good
demand cha. day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

-Four elks, taken near Council Bluffs. are
now in Chicago, on their way east. 10 be ad-
ded 20 a collection Of wild animals.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

A steamboat speed of eighteen miles an
hour viii make the voyage from Boston to
Liverpool in six days and nine hours.
Il wish, said Yirginian, to his brotl-
err resident in Ohio TO emancipate one
/ hundred slaves and I desire YOU to take
them to Ohio j cannot do it" replied
the brother The citizens viii net allow
me to bring QUO hundred slaves among
them to settle But DO you take them
to Wheeling and there place them on a
steamboat for Cincinnati, and speak Of ia
king them to New Orleans. and while you
are looking out for another boat give the
81. nee and the Abolitionists viii steal
all Of them and run of and then celebrate
perfect triumph over them. But if you
take them to the same men. and ask them
to receive and take care Of them thev will
tel YOU to take care Of them yourself
Too True
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31
TIE Opinion Of an 0l3. Experienced aaa Sci
entifc Farrier.
WAsHIyeTox Inv. linn

From the speedy and permanent cures both 81
man aud beast, which YOUR Arabian L!nifgleut Is
performing, do not hesitate 70 pronounce i the
Great remedy OF the age" ] have practIced
doctofins horses for twenty wears and have tried
oil ne various Hnments, ointments, &c so sn-ich
pulled m the papers. but must say that H. @ Far.
EeiI arabian LImment exceeds any thing | have
used by Is use nave cured Sy.ecnv and SPAWN
long alter they mad been pronounced .ucurablea and
I have cures more than 81 horses tins season Is in
your Lnlnent embracirE every shade OF disease
rom scratches and hrlises up II SPAWN. riug-hone
and s"ceHy. I can also bear testimony of liz good
effects on the human system. ! was confined mar
iy ali last winter 70 nv room with BaeUnari.rn.
and could get nothing 70 help fHe Uhtil common
ced the use Of your Liriment, which entirely Gu
sed in a short time Wu T.. GRIMES.
San Pam Of 10 gears standing ctrcd bp H. G.
Faryi{i .3rabian Ll1l5nie.t
Mn. II. FaREILl-Dear Sir. had been alT7;c-
red with the " sun Pain for me last ten wear. &
could never get relief except hy bleeding bat by
the use Of your Linirnent applied over the temples
about three or four times day, II was entirely re
fnoved, and nave felt nothing OF II since. [ went
INTO the stable one night, to apply It 10 a horses
sore leg. and being Hesy lame ne stumbled and tell
against my legs crushing and bruisIng them so
badly that they turned black as aly hat. and rem
dered povverless. | applied vour Linirnent. and
was well enough IN a few days to 90 about again
as usual. also crushed my niger 81 shocking
manner. by letting log fall upon if. your ln.nenf
soon healed it up. JOHS B MOORE.
La Sale precinct, Peoria co Ill Feb'y 6, 1912
BE sure you e. the genuine r. G. F.e,yeyps .gra5i-
an Liatneat. Unless the letters IL g. are be00-s Fa,
rel s, IS CoUsTERFEIT. lis sipn4cprs is also on
The 'sappcr 81 each bof'le and fieye se3rds d7r, in
The etass botle " Il. G !'arrels arabian Liniroent
Peoria Ma''ttestursd only By f. G. F5yreH, sols
anre1tor aia proprietor and oh0ietale D-uggist Ao
= Feorta, III. 10 t7toa al commandments NUT b
ad0Teseea aud Also Jar sale az foiiotrs bsf
WHITNEY SMITH. Mineral Point
Hoskins. Thomas & Co. Dodgeyille Beech s
Illcy, Lindsa Hook & Robinson. Franklin: K
Langley, WingvlIe; A. Nordyke Auscoda Rip
ley, Downs 4 Co, Richmond z G NcInrire
Rieaand CIV F4a5-n
g.~EsH anf ssf Z 4rr,e1 look. free Of charge
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31
Robert Kinds, Postmaster, saVs
CEnesro,. -. L.-...1.AA.la. - u !

CEIsEsross PASssXLsAsG4; tiarcn - 1850.
One woman has used youl LINN. eut with great
success. She had lost fht use OF her legs Tor 8
years, the cord, being contracted So tuat uer legs
were bent as murh while standing rs is natural
Tor the position Of the legs wtiIie sitting. ard she
could uot bend th,u in the Feast: by the use of
Il. 9. FaTells Arabian Liniment she Il now able
% walk '*Ita ease and has straight limb. have
found i = most excellent remedy lor horse flesh
also. ior every thing which requires an external
remedy.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

! QUEsTloN.-On Tuesday morning,
after shower of rain, the ground was
nearly covered with small angle. or fish
worms We counted sixty seven on less
than square foot. Did they come froln
above, or below Who can tell2
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

PoTAToEs,-The Milwaukee papers are
Dragging Of the excellent quality Of new
Potatoes offered in that market They can
take cur shoes i they nave better arti-
Gle than IS brought to this mraRet by Mr..
Ormond Paddock, Of Diamond Grove. or
Simon Lamperell, Of Willow Springs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

GRASS SCTTHES-6 doz. best prsss
u scylbcs Just reed, REICH & FHLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-31

Tie weather ) tioo today ii j..
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
THE next annual session of this Institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.

w AM AMI 1M< A0A1Aj1SI&1.
THE next annual session Of this institution will
commence on the I'd Wednesday in October.
FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JoHN JoHNs, D. D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
Judge BEVERLY TUcEER, Professor OF Municipal
and Constitutional Law. c04 nSE
BENJAMIN s. EwELL, Professor of Mathematics
and Astronomy. tfAN
MonaAN ]. SMEAp, Phi. D. Professor of HUI
manity.
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, A. M, Professor o
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
II. A. WASHINGTON, A. NJ, Professor of His
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Rev. SiLAs ToTrEN, D. D., Professor of Intel
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There are two courses of study for undergrad
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years. Candidates for admission to the Science
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reasons, be admitted to study with the regular
classes, in those branches which, on examination,
they may be found qualified to pursue.
The necessary College expenses range between
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Circulars will be forwarded to all who may de-
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answered, If addressed to Professor MoRcAN J
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ulur or the Science course, will be permitted tO
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CUARLEsToS, Souri, CAROLINA.
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a young man, gr.dusts Of g. Navy = Cox
"A lege, Baltimore, wishes % osAain asi,,,s1;sr,
a. a. Assistant in an Academy, or Private Tusor.-
ne = qralihed to teach the htghess branches Of
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