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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
CHIcAGo. Anril I.


The Canal was broken very badly during
the las storm. and il will be some time be-
fore il is fixed.
Injury TO MICHIGAN CENTRAL Rail RoAD.
-NAR5ow EscApE.-We learn BY persons
from the East that about $50 feet Of the NJ.
{. r. S.-track was carried away on Friday
night or Saturday morning by int swollen
current D; stream this side of Kalamazoo.
The vl.ers had cut out an immense chasm
several sect deep; fortunately the break was
discovered by person in the viciIity, who.
knowing the cars would be along in few
minutes, started al the top Ct his speed to
warn them Of the danger. lie met them
mile or Two from the scene Of The disaster and
succeeded IN stopping the train. and thus sa-
we'd iarge number Of passengers from des-
tructiun.
The schooner Sutherland which went a
shore nar'h Of the piers during the gale on
Friday last. got off yesterday She has sus-
tanned 5u1 slight damage. The schooner Sa-
Tanac was driven ashore by the late storm
near the Calumet. She is freiehted with
wood and lumber from St. Joseph, and will
probably be got of without much trouble
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
E'0r Sa7 G.

~ VERY valuable tract OF Land, situated or
- sections Nos. Is and IA, Town 5, range 4
East, within one mile of the town site OF the
HEYwoRrH Man UFAcTUElSG CoMeANT, on the
River Wisconsin, Iowa county, on the road, about
hall way between the villages of Arena and
Helena, and direct on the expected route Of he
proposed railway from the Lakes 10 the 1lissis-
sippi, and within a short distance of a Touring
mill. 1t is well adapted for farming purposes.
and eXcellentiy situated for market, there being
a good steamboat landing within one mile--wi
be sold on liberal terms. Apply (if by letter,
postpaid to Robert Gorst. Charles Wilson, john
HaAd, Ohm Caldwell William Raynor and Chas.
W Sutciife, Trustees OF the Heyworth Manuiac-
turing Company. Dover, late East Arena
Also, no.ce is hereby given that the first an
nual meeting of the shareholders OF the above
Company will be Aeld in Culyers Long Room,
Arena Hotel, at Dover, Iowa county, Wis. on
Monday. the 9th Gay Of May. 1851, az two O'clock
p. II, Tor the purpose Of electng Trustees and
Auditors, and taking general view Of the affairs
OF tue company.
BY order Of the Board.
CHARLES " LSO-,, Secretary.
Dover, 9TH April, 1851. r2l Iw
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
T'he Celebrated aF0vsa
GOLDFINDER

Il HIS Horse viii be kept for use Of Mares
| this season on the following Terms -
For single Leap, Ito be paid when service
is rendered,) S2,00; For the season, 81 90 /;
and to insure the foal, $500.
All mares put away or leaving the country
viii be considered with foal.
Certificates.
This Horse has stood four successive sea-
sons in Rock County, and The following zen
tlemen from that county have voluntarily Civ
en- certificates of the high character Of his
Stock, as personally known to them, they
having colts Of his getting, from one to four
years old.
VIM. Fletcher,
Dan Bennett,
Francis Forbs,
Peter Martin,
Joseph Durgin,
Brad Coly,
Samuel Hersy.
have four of the colts of Goldfnder. from
one to four years old, and can say that they
are decidedly the best ever raised. One IS
a two year old mare, that stands Is hands
high, and / can take $50 for her.
). X. BLODGET.
A deduction made, when more than one
Mare is put.
Grain at the market prices received in pay
ment. Tx r
Mineral Point
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

TIM DuTRAGE At CoUNCu GRovE.-A
few weeks ago "a telegraph dispatch Informed
Us Of 3n outrage committed by the Indians
at Council Grove. We have now more cor
rect Information. 1t turns out to b. thus -
The Sa: Indians stole from the station a num-
Der Of horses aud mules, kept at that post ior
relays - the ,nta Fe mail \ detachment
q Y 81. troops was sent out from Fort Lea
veaWor.H, and Notwithstanding the goddess
OF the season, aud the small humble. of men.
they su-csedrd ia capturing some o. the sto-
In animals aud brought toto the font some of
the priaciD4I men of the nation, as hostages
ioG tn leiWery Of tie remainlero # the stolen
property. Tiny are detained at Fort Leav-
enwurth. 1t IS believed that the horses and
mules stolen, and not yet recovered. have been
transferred to the Usage Indians. In any e
vent, this capturing and holding of the chief
men Of tie Indians, in the vicinity Of the Of
lense, responsible, is most likely to break up
their tbieyiSh propenstics. Ia stealing and
carrying away the animals no conf ct ensued
aud 10 one OF station was injured The theft
was not KNOWN until some tine after its oc-
currence. s. Louis Republican 18Th.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
PEDEGREE.

Goldfnder was sired by the celebrated Gold
finder of kamouraska, imported from Nor
mandy, France; dom Sally from a Southern
mare by an imported English horse. The
sire ofthis horse has been considered by stock
breeders one Of the best horses ever imported
into Canada. The present horse combines
the size, beauty and heelness 50 characters
tic Of the Norman French, known as one of
the most valuable breeds in Europe, as we'll
as IL this country.
T. K. BLODGET.
mineral FONT, APrIl 10, 1851. 2l.w3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

New TYPE.-Several papers of New York
and Boston have made their appearance, prin-
ted with new kind of type, having a cop
per face. If this proves as successful as anti
cipated printing materials viii be cheaper
than now, copper being much more durable
than the present composition.
GREAT LoAD.-The packet ship TJ'ashing-
ton arrived in New York frsm Liverpool on
Sunday week with 9oI passengers on board /;
the largest number ever brought over in ore
vessel. The Uasaingf9n, in four successive
trips, has brought over $500 Immigrants.
GRoSs ABUSE OF THE FRANKYlG PRIvILEGE.
The Cincinnati Gazetfe furnishes the fol-
lowing additional item of the gross abuse
practiced by Members Of Congress under the
cloak Of their ''franking privilege" 1t is
Nighttime that this fraud upon the Treasury,
as well as its twin brother - Constructive
Mileage was effectively stopped Nil. Sen.
= .7n0ther ton gf Boohs Fraajced.-Senator
TuTney. of Tennessee, like Senator Borland,
of Arkansas, Is ranking books to himself bv
the ton. The Louisville Courier Of Thurs
day. says that tlrentg f,co large bags, weigh
ing eighty-sIx pounds each, have passed thro'
the post-otsice Of that place, franked by Mr.
Locotoco Senator Turney 10 himself at a SIN
gle pap. Sdch gross abuses should be expos
cd, and denounced, and some restriction i'm
posed upon such Locofoco plunderings.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

IAX ON DoGs.-A law passed the recent
session OF the Legislature requiring the town
assessor to ascertain the number Of dogs that
each person has, and on each dog tax of one
d0fGT IS 70 be levied the proceeds to 90 to
the support Of the poor.-Potosi Republican.
Good if true.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

Notice IS hereby gwen, that the u1 T.. +.
Clark, deceased, late Of the county OF ~
cite and State Of Wisconsin, Ia
ance of an order of the probate cogT, e.
county OF Lafayette, viii sell at Pu Dig -.
at the house on the premises, IN re
Kendall in said county, on the @Ea,
Nay, next. the following describe
longing TO said estate: The ives ma.
northwest quarter Of section mum Der 49,.
(I4,) the west half Of the north eas' .5i
OF section number fifteen (i5,) IN -,
three north Of range two east n s@io 70
of Lafayette. Sale &c commence d
clock IL the afternoon.
ELIZABETH CDAkhGl, .,s
Admin st-atrix Eestzte Of Nl!lia.., 81
april 10, 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

CONE INTO CouRr-A fight came off here
iown-meeting day in which one OF the parties
got knocked down and rather severely maui
ed. Both were Immediately arrested by JUS
tee McCaTick and fined fUe doIIzrs eaeh-one
TOR knocking the other down, and the other
for getting knocked down. The proceeds oo
10 the support Of education, This is what
we call raising funds by distress !-Potosi
rep.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

LOPrSIoS
We have carefully examined The laws relatino
TO the question, and clearly Of the opinion thai
under the circumstances Of the Wisconsin Marine
and Fire Insurance Company, there is no power
TO RESTRAIN that Institution from releenlng lis is
sues or 10 take from it the possession or control
OF It's assets We are perfectly prepared TO main
tam this opinion IN any tribunal, whenever the
question: is raised
RYAN x LoRD,
FlNcH < LYME,
Holman, BRowN & OGnES
Milwaukee, March 3Ist, 1881
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
II. G. FAnRFLLS
Celebrated Arabian Liaimcnt.

hSHE miraculous cures performed by tie Ara
\ ban paysict7)s IN he days Of old, we e
then looked npou IS The result Of mage but since
|ehave become nf mae WIN heir history sc can
thus account or tEs'r surprising power over >
eJze Their attachments in the Knowledge OF med
iclne where the woIner Of the age, while al the
same time the scioate o. Chem stTy, which With
them had its origin, was to the rest Of the No.N
"a sealed book md in Botpny they were tue
most Jealous OF students. in the beautiful g-o& q
which st.irt the deserts OF Arabia, abound rare
plants and odo oys woods whence are obtained
those aromatic gums and ant balslGs, OF
winch this incompatible lmiment is composed,
and by those stimulating, JncttoGs, q ID Auodyne
propensities 1t IS. when applied, ls,antaneo,.sLy
dl.iused through he whole nervous system, aliay-
lng the most intense pain Ill the Incredibly short
time OF 10 or = minutes. Us action j. prompt,
powerful and et3actual without the least danger.
1t penetrates the flesh 10 the bone. IrlaXes CON
tracted CORDS. restores use to lambs 1.hich have
been palsIed for years, causing the sirve.icl flesh
TO grow out and rich blood to circulate tho oh
It's veins. 1t restores he Synoyial Fir or Joint
Water, and this * the reason why il has been so
universally successful IN curing all diseases o. the
Joints. In chronic affections OF the Spine Liver.
Lungs and Kidneys, this great Arabian remedy
stands unparalleled Tor Ine Cake or Enlarge
ment OF the Spleen, 1t IS Specific and for
rheumatism 1t has performed soa'e OF the most
extraordinary cures on record also for Cramps,
Swe!ings, Pains. Wounds Chibaius, Burns White
Swellm%s, TumoTs &c &C. X Is equally eiica-
cious in diseases Of Animals, such as Fistula Poll
Evil Sweeney St.f Complaint, Cisremper, FarcY,
Spralns, Bruises, Wounds, Mango Spayns. Wind
gals, Splini. d for nearly all diseases. either in
man or beast - hch equire an external apulica-
ton, this LlnIlient stands at The head OF al lucj
cines.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
NOTICE.
Office " the Wisconsin Murine
am Fue Insurance Compang,
MILWAUKEE. March 3Isr. 81

There is a rumor in circu alton. that some at
tempt l. To be made to interrupt the business OF
thls ln7ta,ion, and take lis assets out of its con-
troll
10 such interruption of Its business can take
place u"dtr any circumstances. The Institution
Will continue, usual, to redeem its issues al IT'S
counter and in New York, St Louis Chicago.
Buffalo, and Detroit as heretofore refer to the
annexed opinion of the counsel OF the Iostitution
ALEX. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
u lib I rib i Ne !.
lie Next Presidency.


rs the time approaches for tie election Of
another President Of the United States. the
a5.ic mind naturally rests upon some one or
aloTe distinguished citizen, as a suitable per-
son for thar itnportan, station. Such is the
e--e Al the presen, time. The Wing and
Democratic papers, are each bringing forward
taeir iayorite candidates, the most prominent
q whom on the Wing side, is General WIN
ftsLD ScoTr. His name has been brought
forward by the Legislatures Of several States,
ard also BY numerousIy attended Meetings in
different parts Of the Union.
We are not among those who desire to keen
lhe public mind agitated upon the question Of
elections unnecessarily, neither do we claim
II have "been the first to bring forward Gen.
Scott fog the PTesidency''-but we are free
admit that We know of no person in the
y hig party to whom we could more cheer
fully give ours support, than to Gen WINFIELD
s.oTr. re IS well qualified for that impor-
..at station, aud should he become The Chief
Magistrate IF this vast Republic. he would
safely conduct the Ship Of STAT through
forms which hang over this nation as
has heretofore our armies through the dit
s.at campaigns in which he has been enga-
e'a 9ur first rage will be found the procee-
..ags q Scott Meeting in Milwaukee, 10
I--I $40 l5ll tie attention ot our readers
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

WAsHINGToN MoNUMRNT.-The block of
marble, contributed by this State to the Wash
ington Monument was brought into town on
Saturday from Madison, by Mr.. Wood, and
deposited in the Warehouse Of Sweet & Reed.
where it may be seen for a day or two, pre-
vious to its shipment East The block is a
fair quality Of white marble, from Sank Coun-
ty. feet long. feet broad. ard Is inches
thick. The only inscription upon it is:
WIS oNSIN
Admitted May %, 1913.
Nil. Sen.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
- The gold shipped from California VI
to this time is estimated at 500, SOC, OCGO.

- The gold shipped from California up
to this time is estimated at 500, 500 ,0CG0.
COMMERCE. OF New Yogk.-The commerce
of New York reached 1856, O3l ,425 in 1859.
an increase of S53, coo, 200 over 1859. Duf-
ing 1850 the increase in the value of domes-
tic produce exported, was greater than the in
crease Of dutiable goods imported.
AucTIoN-TAx OF New YoRK-The whole
amount of the auction-tax of the city of New
York for the year ending September3O, 1850,
was S85,566 ID. OF this amount, So, ESQ.,
% was paid BY one man.
DOES IT PAY At is estimated on the au-
thority of official documents, that for the last
sixty-five years our military establishments
have cost at least $3.50, 100000.
WHAT WASTE A fashionable lady in
New York recently gave party which was
estimated to have cost SI5, 900!
THE FIRST PRINTED BooK.-The first use
to which the discovery of printing was app,i-
ed, was The publication of the HOLY Bible.
between 1850 and 1853. There are now in
existence eighteen copies Of the first printed
Bible.
CosT OF INTEMPERANcE.-It is estimated
that the annual cost Of intemperance is, in
France, $500, 900; in Great Britain.
$4,000, 900; in Sweden, sos 900, 900 :;
and in the United States, $4,000, 600; and
all this IN addition 10 the cost Of prisons. ro-
lice, asylums, warehouses;, etc., which are
rendered necessary by intoxicating drinks.
Too many persons seem to use their reli-
glon as diver does his bell, to venture down
into the deep of worldliness with safety. and
there grope for pearls, with lust as much of
heavens air as to keep them from suarocatine.
DR.. Cheeger.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

1t viii be seen by reference to our advertising
columns, that II. G. FarTell's justly celebrated
Arabian Linimont has at last made its appearance
among US. We hail the Introduction Of this ex-
traordinary medicine among our friends as great
blessing; il is said TO be the most wonderful
preparation ever discovered, being composed of
balsams and gums peculiar TO Arabia, and per
forming cures wherever it goes that astonish even
the most scientific Of the medical faculty. we
advise all families TO get bottle Immediately.
and It may save much suffering. T24-2w
DIED-In this village, April 10th, R1cHAnD
OSBORNE, aged IS years
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

Subdued his heart and nerveless made r..
Thus Alexander kneli at beaut, .b-.r.
And Anthony felt Cleopatra : charms q,
Celestial beaHty--daughler of the los
Falr-sk.nned, Tose-cheeked ard !llf.-ef...7
Try RABwArs Chinese MImcA.Lt>o..t -''
This, this alone each form vail rg..n,
And make the usllest handsome 10 it+.a,.t
This tor pinlplez letters. bo,cles. zaea..
Viii Danish all before lis rich perfume.
No i.ng-wo-ms sour mosquito bites nor --..
Can stay lis force On face Of maid or fa.
But all who test il VIII at Radwlv.s ..-...
Confess his Soap gives beauty glow d...a.r
Yes, dear reader, Eudway's Soar /. ....
a friend to those who wish Tor beauty. '..t
dIYlne-it imparts health, sweetness H.. ~.
ITCHY TO the slr;relled skin. and ts..ur. ,...
dark, sallow cnmpexion-renove l..5
blothes. letters .s:s.', suE-Jurus, chaD, II
and rough skin
The most dc.e.eus soapin thew3rll: +, :
ways Ned EEL cap, It instantly ~......
all redness and other annoy iug spots lfa.
skin For Shaving, Toilet, aud ,io Nus.
it IS the ne plus ultra # lis kidd
LOOK FOR TIE STEELENGRAVsN.
Each cake to be genuine must + er...,...l
in label Of steel eugraving-aud each .t.
must bear the signature of K. e. RADWtv
Railways Soap Is . cents LARGE ca...
Beautiful Lacks Of Glossy Hi.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM
This is tauly capital article for the I.s.-.
it keeps it moist. fine, smooth. ard gloss,
gives nourishment to the scalp, invi-olat,, y.
roots, and forces the hair to grow: !; i,at....
feet autidoie for Badness, stops tie ha.- H..
falling out. and makes It strong and hasg.ila
See that each bottle bears Il lie f.a--....f.
signature of RAILWAY 4 co. Prince.
cents, large bottles.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
INER COMPLAINT. ERYSIPELAS AND
Ri JMATISM CURED.

kAVWTcK, AaElon %. ky. Nav n. ISII.
Mr. r. c, FtuHEL--Delr Sir. lotr Eminent
IS selling very We'll and doing d vast deal OF good
among tie people 1t has cured bad case OF
Erysipelas. and another Of bad Pain ia TIE Ereast
A lady, who was confined 20 her bed for several
months viii Liver Complaint and lection OF
Haar., ,-aa ent.rel, ~,rd by the p.e Of v7r~
Arabian Liniment. She said tie doctors could
DO hcT no good L Ian been a2nlicd to a fresh
cut, and cured it in short time We been
afflicted vita rheumatism for a long time and
Just before wet spell it PANIED me 80 r.rch that
had no peace all day audin taeni5 ..tI commenced
bathing ard rubbing with your Lininsent. ana be-
lore wa4 done rubbing, the pain ceased.
JOHN BUCHANAN.
SUI Coa,l1ia'. e.rcearp Dis.cnDer. Corls r,.d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
LATER.

The feelings aroused by the transactions of
Sunday night, continued to ferment all thro'
yesterday. Early in the day, a call appeared
fora citizens meeting, at 2 p. NJ, to uphold
Law and Order. This was followed bv a
card, signed by the lergy and some Of the
Laity Of the Catholic Church. condennipo
the outrage Of Sunday, and pledgnp them
selves 10 make good the damage done to the
Methodist Church. A special appeal to the
Irish Catholics, urging them keep away from
the proposed meeting, and to abstain from
stFeet-corner assemblages, and signed by Inc
Kew. MeSsrs. Ives and Smith, the Pastors Of
St. Peter and St. Calls. was also widely
circulated, and helped To allay the excite
ment. by way Of precaution, the Mayor d.
rected the Fire Companies 10 assemble at
their respective houses, and the Military to be
IN readiness at their headquarters, at , o.
clock. Happily. no occasion for their servi-
ces arose. The meeting. which was very
large, enthusiastic, and of one mind. wa held
and passed off without the least disturbance.
The proceedings viii be found in our col
umns. Let US hope that he experience thus
made VIII be effect ual, and that the good sense
OF the great mass of orr citizens. added TO
the determination thus firmly avowed, to de-
tend the right OF Free Speech, and 10 main
tain Law and Order, at ali hq-ards. will pre-
vent recurrence OF the disgraceful scenes of
Sunday.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

o. The second ward of the city eff Nil
waukee contains population Of 4,s72. I.47l
OF whom are Americans, and 3,4OI are for
eigners. mostly German
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

LIvINGsToN's LAW REGISTER, I57 Broad
way, New York; price 81, sent through the
mails. The publisher has sent US a copy of
this Law Register for 1851. containing the
addresses of no less than 2l,979 lawyer, in
the United States, arranged in a convenient
form for reference.
Our State shows list of III, Of which
Milwaukee has no less than 4IOG), Fond du
Lac IS. Madison -, Green Bay II, Mineral
Point Is, Watertown 8, Keuosha 10, Racine
p, BeloIt 10, GAINESVILLE %, Baraboo ., She
boygan Is, Willow River 5, Waukesha 9,
Port Washington IL, Oshkosh II.
Orders through the Post Office for the Reg
lister will be attended to promptly.-JHhoau-
=. c SeufiueL
Wonder where they are kept.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
CORRECTED WEEKLY
NSzl8 9E 6ELC-z-

4 An now receiving fresh supply of GRO
~ CERES, PROVISIONS, &c mich shall
sell at very low prices Tor cash. Please call and
examine. u W CORR
april 10. 1851 r24
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

o. The second ward of the city eff Nil
waukec contains population Of Asp. I.471
Of whom are Americans, and 3.4OI are for
eigners, mostly German
THE Massive have hal no mails from
east Of Chicago for near.y a week; the Tele-
graph being out Of order, also our facilities
fer news are somewhat limited.
C. Several California teams have left this
village during the past week, for the over land
route.
o. fhe Common Council of Milwaukee
have appropriated S50to each Of the German
mln p"ps's in that city for printing in their
coiuns the lew cry charter. 5ut nothing for
having 1t printed in the English Language {!
ia great portion of the business part of
lpsiIan'i, Michigan, was destroyed by fire
en- the 27th ultimo
G5~A great fire occurred recen.v on the
large prairie west Of kenosha. burning over
severn mics, and destroying many fences and
hay >t4e1=.
~ some forty prisoners in the Newark,
(N.Jl Jail, have started temperance socie-
~ and gotuP a religious revival.
- Green Peas. grown in tie open air,
have appeared in the New Orleans market.
05~I The late Congress mace no provision
for printing the Census of 1850. A great
loss TO lie country.
- There were - regular boa.s in the
Chicago and Buffalo line last year. Only
are advertised, for this year
L. The conductor Of the Milwaukee and
WauErs''a Railroad, says the receipts of the
Road for March will average $50 a day.
This 10 "a great beginning.
FL The Legislature of Virginia, on Joint
vote, has elected Joseph Johnson, Democrat
FOR Governor.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

RELIGIoUs NorIcE-The Right Rev. Jackson
kEl2aa viii otciate in Trinity Church in this
own on Easter Sunday, April 10Th 1851
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

IiF mos Earc5,disa'y Discovery ia re Hold IS
He 7rcat ID at.a4 Lcn.edy ia. Lie.ta.d Ecast!
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10

oREIGN.-The Steamer Baltic arrived in
NV York on the third instant. News uuin,-
p3rtaut except slight advance in breads;utis.
Il our had advanced 6 per barrel, and wheat
; per 20 lbs
The Government of Lord John Russell IS
st tottering. His friends refuse to rally, and
3 dissolution OF Parliament and general E
.setion is anticipated.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-10
TssEsea'ess E'0E1s5
FOUNDRY

Tar undersigned would pcct.uIiT 5
citizens of Mineral Pc lt a-ld of the AHa
gion generally, that tLey a--,c NOS conF.e.s. +
FUn.-AcE, and are prepared 10 execute a =.
hes. manner, nearly every pattern OF ca-.---
OF Iron OF Brass, that nlaF be ed
The workman employed iu '.-i- a,
all experienced hands in flc bl-lae~ asa
Enlistment being under the Imme..l.s
tendance of a gentleman whose S>lii a
passed in me Old Country, the subscriber
hesitation in saving that they wi1 be able II.
all orders that may be entrusted 70 them j
ner that VIII give entire satisfaction 20 ~
ned. They have on hand a good supply +
Iron, and viii continue to receive at,itsea-
as the business OF the establishment eaa.
Persons in want Of casting viii p.e
and examine their work