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THE yOUyG CHRt~TJSN, by Jacob shbos,. vol,
Il Illustrated
eaesns Scotland. volums q; BY st.g srrisklsad.
london Labor and the London repf. ~
stsr a Bethshsn Stories or Christmas, beautifully hlas
sarys Tale. Cor Roy. and BY Hurhss, vita y
The wcoahis- Heyasy Gin, beanufaTiv illustrated
~ cslsb-atsa psurrrn, wth sieFn @
Cravings steel hy John sartaia. - :.
rhys.eians yns Li.' iury and Beos oEngssrasn''
es Isf9
FhAN1h fN'boh+
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General Agency |. Washington, ID. &.
DY FARQuHsR, formerly o. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ID services n the win Ntr
the with Grrsi BnnI ani ike Flor
Yor pensions bounty lsna scrip.
Bssny Lorawal purchass and sale q bounty
land order.
OT~.-Ths applications Tor patents, procuring soode
~ their various bfanehe@.
claims the department viii be
settlement Of contrseors quarterly accoubts, o
duo facilitated Ao
New O,-.n- Dclrs S.iviil. Union Mohas hdvcsor
Era Cincinnati saysr Indianapolis
Sentinel .rsld, and Detroit Fres blish
S. s-Rd their bills this ofhcc, accompanied
wish PAPER. June sfm
TAPESTRY VELVET. Tapestry Brwssels, Piniu
Il Brussels ply, and ingrain cupeinxsNe respectfully
hourcse~rers OF Washngsn, eeorrown, AIR
anari, rrcsvra
varieties orrcngs, which, having
sales IN New Vows be s1a
II unusually low prices,
of the the
aesers shrnsd, these goods .etngri ssenhce.
extensive q drAzr, both IN the riees,
let and in cloths ~ 1874 BY lai to l2 By ia
one heavy Fierl.sh "a table aamas,s
hinc fnf and
hyrursa sasiehins - -
CLAerTT DODSON
D..ers n al sirds n furniture dry rrods,
Pennsylvania avenue, one door east Of 9th
Oct
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 60 Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHiPLEY, * CO.,
Liverpool.
y. @. ROBERTS, 4 Co,
~ Kings Arms Yard, London.
L.. DRAPER, jr.,
8 Bonlsvnrd, Montmarue, Paris.
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Medical DEPARTING mt OF Georgetown soitsKsr
Corner Of ons l2fh streets, Wasttsrfo~, n. C.
THE will the first Monday IN November,
4 and continue until the latter part Of March
FACULTY
Noe Young Professor Of Principles and Practice ofMed-
HL.bcan Professor Of iastiu'e. and ractice o.
rodardo Howard NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women Children.
Johnson Ei,s, NJ n, Professor Of Anatomy.
Joshua Richie NJ Professor Of institutes OF Medicine
Janes A. Austin, ~ D. Professor Of sa'ca Mcd'ca and hes
psutics.
J. W. n. Lovroy, ". D., Professor Of Chemistry.
w NJ D. Associate Professor and Demons'rzior
Of Anatoniy.
Clinical rctues delivered and operations performed %
the IRhms and Dpsn$ny attached 10 me Cot
egp,
convenient lecture balls and snsoncai
Il admirably ada paed for medcaiinsuuct.an
for fall oflecures
Natricuaon (pad nniy oncel
b~roor~tra'of'-
Graduation
Pee tor hose who attended two fiil eourses in
rLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ n, Dean,
Corner of irth and streets.
Aug si-iaviNov
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II OWEN u SOW, Merchant TaiIors, would resI,ecs-
IT. fully known 70 their s friend. and The public s
o. n ss aua "sh sn a. ] %
In returning their thanks for the liberal share ps,Ionaee lh
srrd, system great extent, they
and solicit continuance public favor
oets-2awim Iinei Telegraph
pryor q DAvIDGE VIII practise in the supreme
''''' '''' o''''' ''''''' JAMES W. PRYOR,
A'% WALTER THassl%fly D. DyaviDGE '
DC, 5-iawinDec4 Washington. District Of Coiunbia.
pEACH-GEOwEas TeInindsd that now I. the the
hs only efecaal remedy yet discovered
,, are .EPsns enstsa @i y ns' 's
Persons viii b proportion the money received
order. Lewis, 5h win receive attention.
D" = wv LEWIS CO.
W.sHrsoros, Sept. s, 1851
have iIsd your suggss.ien the preparation 70,
The used about s.1 trees early
common pei peach orchards convinced that il
nospu qun TO v.se'aon IN ,he way applied Tor
.5es Z; esi!:.s.ss,s 6 Lss,s ssa. eHAs g PAGE
sii respectray informs ths that
o. rs wsshso" sss e 2 ss.
srpesi need skifui auntve The
win made in s9SS % s,s ps: @ s
and Of w9 a 20 em os a. omse
House, Penni avenue, between % and sea
Aus Idly
ENIGMA Locomotive Works, Wolff stree
and rive. Potomac, AlexuHdra, yrna-smith Perkins,
stationary engines boilers chilled sres,
patent chilled ahd wrought Ptfe, machinery and eAnsgen
The undened having erected extensive chops md pro
engines cars machinery of ali kinds
W." -" - 90 "''' ''''''''' 4. 9. smrra,
a NJ MACHINERY the Baltimore and Ohio RaHr0ad
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE Principal waeacn (N o. MAe Academy wishes ~
teacher who IL quained so racb
various Cnrh mathematics Tie
an man. habits snd good moral Character
An immediately snd ~ sfe post paid
to = Princlp1.
YeA1 At
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classics eren
night, Saturdays and Sundays from O'Clock,
he English English grammar ee,cal
Of on .ocuon and on the several kinds Of cb
peatins together with criticisms Of various distinguished Engi
The as..,sd % aud anss,
'hoI time u reaa and 70 write IN iha, win heily
No" Nv sxNUfL BARBER, President
TAMEs l.. EDWARDS, late Commis.tonsr of Psn-
6us New YORK haN opened an oihes washington city or
ss sIsears dna,msn,s :" e sensa soys5ssn Ihsy prom
their Reference be made members of the Ian
Lsus pot paid addressed % Edearia smih, nelr whad,
Hotel, wtl bs duty attended o.
Sep i0-dly
no OWNERS of Lands i'm Tera.-A gentleman y,gsnia,
owner iaads in that country with view 10 bring hs mo
market.
he has % IT, and a., ,na % capital and :. s,.Gg @ Sngssar
integrity aod responsibility and HI. general Acquaintance
Any ees. land who no Ssa be inclined e AVA, hT,s
averser and get suitable response hy addreaag Po paid
General sson, and collector RielmOnd, Virginia
ID HOOE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
san, aeo, ,,S AZ sa %. ,so s susT sn'
Pennsyvsna avenue, between b aud s Eres Washington,
Aug 2s-r
n1c>OLUTtOs OF Copnrt hrm hfT.t01 exit
ing unss. ss nA%s ne @ Dys T1 h 4 ,1soS s AZ q SlIa %
OF rn, of be tsd business
Robert W. Dyer dsccaSr Which Immediate attention
is respectfully requested EnWARp q DYER
gro J.. HHER.
w.sgivGros, September ~, Is'1.
Copartnsrshi Notics.-Tg ual.se.~B have ffmcd
cspartnsrshp The and frm Mcclure and
viii general and buanrs
oi stand ~ Dyer Br " 10th and Pennsylvania
they most respectfully soeita continuance q p.trsnsEe b.
ed the atc hnaj and podra teec % discharge faith
fully cyrry con6ded 20 then.
Mcclure prepared niyancDs upon si
sirnnfsnp and 70 cash ~ salss made ~ them.
EDwAED G. DYER,
!. q. MCGUIRE
wlsmserov, septeabss 81. IsJn.
Ea-E
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DOR sALpTha beautiful, eoumoious, ecsfe uit rasns
r. and Boundary tue.ts, containing ia'n
sr0uad No $50, and r nnp,
l. ssic. Ii h.. aparmen's WIZ
passage also, smoke, wood, and -
stshins for hores, ard pump Of etes'en' N " ~
yard, ~ "a. - A.. ,..,,t. ,nre.
This p,cs within about nEufcs' walk o. ne puhe omcs
Ia racay ,proynr esbboro and enjoys "e e"Te ''''h
of and counify re-idense ,.,,,, t.n,,
minnie aesen pton surfosndag beansul Nenlv, sp
- s a.ie ~ e,nycnienees, deemed unnecessary. Fer
80. .,., II arrhass viii pieae ca and sramne W
TIs from he Untrd sta Inquire o. " 'oHsseN On ''e
premises.
prtIs
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.. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

.4forasy and L0yufsiior ei Iar,
WILL practice ~ District adjoining
w counties nf MsDtsnd and Virgins
every against
especially services IN the the revolution.
Ohiee on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and sth streets
SEPT I2-cc6m
fremont House, Boston. msssrchusetss.
THIS wetksoEu cslabishneni su conducted
The central and pleasant
comuodious and ha comforts and
urufex 10 be there, render sresabe and
vantareous . The usyelier.
fIanz of John T.. Tucker CO., long
nf
IL reputaon, and to ssusfseton h'
WA. n. PARKER.
Bosros, sept IS, 1851.
lg-ra~3m
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OfFICIAL military Hooks for sale by thy'"r q
" MAuRY, booksellers, azh street, washington,
Cavalry Tactics, vols price s,-very scaicp-
Wsype,s Sword Exercise; price 81 .
scorss tnfantry Tactics vols rStes r. ~
tionsfo "a Mo Intuin Arsiiery price - cents
Coopers ard Regulations for the Miii'a
Instructions for Field Artiicry, Iiorse and Feo
MeConsbs Courts Martisi.
Manusl
Army Navy Registers.
And all other government soos, ard docamenis.
Ssut3
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iiE heA annual Of Virginia com
mne on the lst OF October and
al the 1sth June The University comprises following
aud ectufealip, Viz.
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LrTENYa Ihes< shPs having been built BY e1
&XT1 sIy for service every care mas
-<Ik8H taken IN their construction engines
10 insure strength and speed their
aahs m passenges are uueqaaled for elegance
Pfce of passage from New Liverpool $3.50 Exclusive
cas- '''Ns 'iA A"s'f'o W t''" h"''
An experieneed surgeon will be attached o each ship
NO berth can be secured paid /.
he owners OF these ships will gold silver
bullion, specie Jewey precious oues metals unes bills OF
fading are sgnud therefor
PROPOSED DATES sAtfrsa.
FROM Ne~ York. Prom liverpool
Saturday. Nov. 22 1851 "Wednesday Nov. 10 1851
pcc y, lh5i wednesday, do 1881.
oma'nay.. do 80 1881. "Wednesday. Dec. 10, 1851.
"Wednesday. do "a, 1851
"Wednesday. Ian. 1879.
For tfrig 3
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month";
The steamship IL Dorado Falcon win form direct
between New Orleans and Chagres periods
insure ie eteauon possible the lsihnus
with the Pacific steamships through New
and ports IN MeNico California; PsssARe New
Orleans can be secured from ARMSTRONG Lswason Co.. agents
tasi place
Yarti
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\ Ew BOOT AND SHOE ~rORE--The Subscriber has
those elegant recently erected Wy
Mes Hru'hsr side
snA Sal, where he intends Conducting the
r. Msr-s. Who, . ~n srr~n, has
~
rpos and shoes
we would rsy ihr aeros II ss saa's tho hssn
, p, ,r8 Marseiass hcr ard shors
We havv with bsanfa s-arim~s, Of Frrr>h
Kid ks and sRt,n whch win sc made 10
ra~r ~ Mr.. M.-s psusi heaGufui Style
Ia sASoc "a our own maaasosy have ssected with
- wee yp,x rhasA~seais seA baltimore, Al OF the
,o~v-a styles ard Shoes ~ every deseeon All OF
%. .nn,w ,. ~ JoHNSnS
"a = aaseh.s Ns Ws-kRu,- ssd NIsros trs Ensih u
y Ams~4rs; ~ "ssm etck.' = -.
Io.soss. field Hook of the Rsvoluiior part ~
-" TAYLOR MAUkf,
o~ss pcokseusS, hsas Hs TfSet
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Fuel washing J7k cents Dozen
$40: smni charg. br average dnmssef
OF books and suosT
vct be admitted
tine the opening preferable Bills payable three
month advance. -
Our students opportunity Of attending the courses o. lee
turr, OF scence nj the SMITH
the debates Congress, and ar
Uaisi supreme wnen
no. coess present. -
CsLLRoK II L. lsal. Aug S@-dSep'a"t"
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unsversity eS Naryi.sd.
TIRE weJo..dsy iS day Of octo
L h~r,l and close tss March, lisa.
Nathan X. smith, N. D., surgery.
William r.. A. Aihen, NJ d.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Chew Matsria Medtca ard Hygiene
Jo.eph Rohy, NJ D., Ansior'y and Physiology
Power, NJ. D., Theory and Practice of Medicine
H. Thomas NJ D. Md~. and Diseases Of Women and
Chadren.
for the o practical
slo.y moderate expense.
infrmap, with The pvsgs o. daily visits to :"
wapd ehsrss the stsdsnt fnr nv Ticket
Fe- 80 s5 practical anaory, soi ms'rc
WILLIAM 4. A. AIKEN, Dean
p.,,,r,o-e August !. 1851. Aug 5-Awtl5Dc
,,uOEWA X KAx 0spOD~--On hsod and r-csiv
y ng ~ al kinds Of hoc ssfs and trim
rstpes -.
r,~- ip H.. shove nc ha .od aceosndsans
JOHNS \ rAyNE,
Importers dssier. IN shc~mskers' xccss,
N,be asst corner Of Furrh asd Arch streets Philadelphia
Jnlv a-~odlm
D EMova A. DE sELDiNo wyLIE have eeoysd The,
ana .srr~s oss,s vcuc~s Hsn, ssd wo dss from the
National intrllsssnsss eAes.
ua 0-rn~r
THE INTERNATIONAL MAoAnsnn f.y Ncvswhe~.
1 Ja.sr re~~svea ~ TAYLOR NAvNy,
ocs 20 g,otseieys, Nh
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fLafs hru. If Lusby Dusaa,)
w on 10 friends and the pnbe ina
he Just opened and varied as-crtnsni Of hh an
INIT roos. of rsni such as
Cos easserss yesus, of The mos approved mannias
turean NJ styles
Nsnso .iih, ana cotton shirt ard drawers
Hosiery, penders, gloves
Umbrellas, dressing gowns. Sc.
sArb h. 10 prepared his customers al ie lowest cas-
lie soicts hberal share oi Paslis paohas a. xs
ns pr~srp opposiehis omer itsad- he Nahon'
Hotr Pennsylvania ayenue.
a--Nnw3wif
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The from New
1 by any safe ses--amer b~tween these ports.
Each allowed
| cesdiug cub
Freight viii be nj
Panama 10 San Francisco of 9ioo per
For choice Of of The and IS
South street, their agency No. III West New York
city. Aug 2-diy
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SsrfA.ps,s eerr~r Of asA and firssfs
rsv xsTrITr vii rs.nnae the FIRST Of sepsem
her WITH an efcen, corps professor, and teachers n ever,
ms for boarding pup sao per anuum ncindns assh and
Ts. s., s.y popas- per Of ss aorfh'om $40
81, E1sish and mathematics ..-,,..
Aneisn, modern music, drswins, ps,nus
.rta Circular. 10 be Principal Ey spPicanon :"
Admission !. Necessary ,,.,,, =, ,pu r,,.~,r.,
w.,Hvaror crT, August u, 1851.
kar l7-dtlspct
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ORYOR Il DAvIDGE Will practise in the supreme
| Court ofihe United States.
JAMES w. PRYOR,
o Montgomery, Alabama.
WALTER ID. DAVIDGE,
Washington, District Of Coumbia.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24

Provided That 10 sueh license shall be gran
ted nntiI the applicant shall have executed,
produced and AleJ his bond in accordance with
section four Of this act, and that be shall be,
ii ali respects subject to the several require
ments ana pena ties herein before made, IN the
same manner AS other licensed persons.
Sec. Is. al! moneys deT5+ed from licenses
granted under this act shall be kept separate
and distinct from other moneys b. the county
town or city treasurer, aad the same shaI. be
applied solely forthe purpose Of delfaying tie
oauper expenses Of saeh county town or city.
unless the amount recei9ed sAlll exceed the
sun required for such objects. IL which case.
tae remainder shall be placed in the general
treasury Of the city q town, and appropriated
ID ;he sa ne manner as other moneys
Sec. H. This actshaIi "A eeffect from and
tie first day Of June next and chapter
Of the Revised Statutes aad he act amend
s.ory thereof approved February 9. 1880 are
..4reby repealed: Provided, That this actshail
n no wis5 affect ans prosecution already ccm-
elsnced, OF right accrued unier tie laws here
oy repealed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24
PBOGT FSSIE s.
Ncss5eld, y. Y. April Ssh, 1851.


Remarks.
9 ss7onae"t appears to 'e somewhat
.'5r -a7.a WIN ne Germ ..uno'g' a7a applied
- ne ..3..' Limitation L.I referred TO. we
presence 2""eFef' That II he vas aware that
moTc-s q tia. r.r';e5 were more anxious 70
obtain 'ae Votes Ct q ce-'ain portion q the
aapait..a e ~ Isccusin, than 4 have ihe hl.l
become 2 .aE, and tHat many IF is advo1ato5
even ad aEfIstit, when it w finally dis
sci .e would cgusier tie term well
applied Many # the politicians Of - i-con-
sin, -. not only aware that the ''world does
aaave' .a t-ey also knot taat many Ct tAc
down .reaeH Of the Oh World" afe also
.'aiat."E and seeking a. home IN our state
-AleH Z these adopted citizens views i1 re-
at.oa tla "laHd mouoP "" Trey feel sure
,aet -is aae and y against i, hat they get
-I. a ri~ra-a to tAeic own advantage at
<a.af t.sae Gay.
lf..#e utessiya" locks 10 The Wisconsin
Legislature f.r the "Iate,l.-erce Of the sro 8.
..e fs.r le ms raists. en- his MARI. and If the
w.3.s as correllst i, lake lie course #
.aee..s-r.h.
We .--n1f LII, orr f-ion9 ir ;,lts .-.,,;-u
.h1,a j I'll n7t ~ irst u roanv ubo ,..,.ij
...le.-... ,....-..........-. -..-..--e III
..-.rf,s
NOW :. INV. - -. - l....
only. ..s~..,a4 ,.. III. e., -
large a..eua.. aal that to. when there Is
suoura - an and 10 snare. ", venture ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24

aS hereby given to all persons interested in
- the estate OF Thonas Hosxins lse Of the
county OF Lafayette, ia the State of Wisconsin
deceased that Joseph NJ. Brewster, of said county
has made application to BE- appointed aduiuistra-
Tor, 10 boHts NoH Of said esate and that the time
SCI for d hearing upon said application IS the
twenty-siTth day Of May, A. D.. 1851, at the
probate Office ia said county: and that the Probate
Court has ordered that notice thereof be published
IN the So Wisconsin Tribune three successive
weeks previous 10 the time 50 set 70 the end that
all persons interested might then and there appear
and show cause, If any they have why the SAID
Joseph 81. Brewster should not be appointed ad-
u-IEsstrator, dc b9uis nor, OF said estate
JOSEPH Il. BREWSTER
April 2lst, 1851. f26-3wI Petitioner.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24

O. The steamer Danube lett GaIena on
Friday night at 9 O'Clock, 4th inst, a. a very
heavy snow storm ; it commenced in the after
noon Oft same day. and continued without
cessation for twenty four hours, falling to the
depth OF eighteen inches or more the wind
was very high, and further dawn the river, if
possible, it was eyea more severe at Burling-
ton the roofs Of some houses were taken off
and other damage done-Sy, Lo afs Rep.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24

trines, and we are also aware that the term
'monoPolizing the elements and necessaries
Of life, ''-''land monopolists" down trod-
en- and like expressions, are quite familiar
with particular class Of men, who for the
want Of merit, require some hably 20 make
themselves peculiar oneleetion days, and such
we believe TO have been the ruling motive that
produced the bin ia question.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24


= ''-'ss ERIN" me 10 siieF ie" re-
.,.a.a =, our a'''cle ~ me ifiouhe q ne
oi1a' OF me SuuJ7ct q LaIid Lin
''.' "''i.Fd 'iia' me SUBJECT you'd
- - 'l'ei pe''' man nine Out
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'',9 matter Ecu say com before
youE i.Se' 5.4'1Fe 81 yooF stale Is 'Aamoug-
= '.' " 5's'e' 'l''Aes inc oenni''on q hum
al i'l ''s''i'i.' Il 'le a. coates
~ ,7,''-''.9 move oii-
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,'''t = county, WINE thousands q his Heigh-
o'o'"oI Oh '"e EARN 70 give
them leave - toll, must exc out their life, hold
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24

Very Respectfully, &c,
SAM CRAWFORD.
RICHARD TREGASKTS.
". J. TILLEY.
Mineral Point, April IS, 1881.

Wan STEAMERS FOR MsNIoo.-Co Contracts
have been made in this city by the Mexican
Government, for six vessels. and four arc pow
erlul war steamships. which VIII. when fin
ished, be brought in the route to Vera Cruz.
A stem aud omnibus line will be established
to Jalapa. pueblo ADD Acapulco on the Pa
c &c, Madison -3rgus,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24
BOYS, % 70 - IHIS2

<V-Y7 ANTED, al the store Of d. A. FArHcnrLn
W x Co a SMART, ACTIVE BOY. to
assist as Clerk, sc. One Who can come well re-
commended for honesty and Industrious habits
can ohtair a favorable situation by applying to
the subscriber CHARLES cox
Mineral Point, April 23d. 1851 26-n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24
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On Thursday, tie 1oth nst at Highland, by
Gro c. HoUGH, Esq, MT. WILLIAM THoslss, of
Vinegar Hill, to MIs. ELIzABEra HAWKES., of
the same place
In Dodseville, on the 21st inst, by Rev Mr..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24
Great Storm al the East.
FLOOD ~ BOSTON,.

New York. April.I--2 p. ".
The storm continues urabated. The East
ef0 mail ., due here at an early ho0r' did not az
Tie Boston parers are filed with accounts
q q terrible flood N that city, during yestef-
Day and ni-' before las TIE ude rose high
or than ever before known IN Boston. The
wEarves We're most overiiowed, and The Gel
lars ui tie custom house stores were lnltnda-
ted. Broad street and others 10 that vicinity
are oveIha" ed 10 q considerable extent.
Contracts have bee" maze IN this city By
tie NtAicah 1oYeTnn ent tor SAX vessels. and
tour are powerful war steamships, which VIII
When finished, be brought III tie route 10 era
Cruz.
steamer and omnibus line viii be estah-
!~hed 20 talaPa, Foe3.a and Acapulco, Oh the
Pacific.
y,seb;rcr.or Anil -
, re heT "pi'c o. 'i'iS h,T'l.S contains i
hst 81 ne Az asds mace ny me i'afo 81 ON
'''Ss'ole's Io' se't'i'.s '''s A'e''' 'i'i'li7
Baltimore, April l..
n- Mallory. tie revIv e,rctrd Senator
~ -f4, has adtres-ed f., Governor
y >, ~ ,..r:.-4.ian. 6ac,ari,,rb his arce,-
pro" " Co. ,i,l.. -...rt ,,bi..a ,,,.,--
'.i.is Il W. 80. I'LL non-acc.-rtance
, ,.i..,' .t.-.F '''''' - =
"'s -''e'e''ie Unite
THE INIQUIFI CONSUMMATED.
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bc has ber4tsrs,e eni7yed in dis community
h,+ bet.s ,s,,rL, rro,.r ,,.--.i,,, -,
only the aefs bat the a.asirrs Of Dublie s,rorn
officers, ii is deemed the better way to DISPOSE
Of his case bya statement Of feet.
At the first meeting cf the Board. as mat
ter Of economy, and 10 prevent The accumu-
lation Of heavy bills for the medical care If
the poor, duri.r the ensuing year. il vas de-
cided TO invite presosals from the several
Physicians. f,gbette- ",err,,iar,' r. yrre-,,l,-
was NOT saecjsed i r. Give Medical treatment
vi,l,ou; sonuIvj,r he Ined;ei,e ~ the moor
Accordioo}x. sealed nroposa's we're received
from three pavsfria.s Gra of these ,,as
-I-5. far trea-t.ert a}opn another US -I5o
for treatment AID ae5ieias f.rai.6ld or sl2o
without medicine. or ff.v cents a yieit IN the
vigIa,-e If Mineral Point. with ff,v cents rer
mile additional for t-.vc,l,nq ont # ,bo y,ij-
are and ordinary cb,-ras fl, e,t-, eorr;.es.
-, l,'''' 40 (>''a 80 49,
ao NC ,,.''' - \'',,''' ''''
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'''a'e = - - ''''u p % . aS Inc case might
Feeofe'l TT attendance aione' with margin
eo"i''''ne 7 2 sueh cases as ne might DC or
IcS'e1 . @''e''o . 0y ne supervisors q
-
p, M we ,P,'l'eo' one - '''5
.~r-.,.,1 anu
" - III - 01
$50 P','''''s - any P'o'oS1'
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80 ''1 - ~ Il ''0 '''7''' 'i"No q P'oP'Sal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-24

O. Business commenced on the Erie ca
nal on the 18th, aad BY O'Clock, P. NJ. %
boats cleared, fully freighted.