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NEW GOODs-The inform their Gus,
received supply Of the follow
articles, which they attentions nameys
Black chally, for mourning dresses
Do Grenadinc do do
DO Poult de Soe Gro dc Rhine, and India silks
DO bombasins and silk alpacas light
Do and fancy bereges and de LANES
Fancy French organdie and lawns
Plain and figured jaconet, for dresses
Swiss and polka muslns
Black and Foulard silks
French embroidered chemsets cuffs, and collars
nety and price
Very handsome lace and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies' menno and silk vests
Richardson and Gray's undressed Irsh linens
English and American bleached long cloths
Ladies and geptemen kid, silk and Isle thread gloves
Also description genlemen's and youbs' q
variety all Of which will
accommodating terms.
call the attention of houetccpe
supply Of
Linen sheetings, damask able-cloths
Napkins toweng white and colored Mnrsees Asndale
quilts
Table piano embroidered and lace curtains
White and buh linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chintzer
a, 4, 4 white
-, 50, and Ga fancy colored matngs, style
~, Sd, and Ga plain and colored mstings
Very English and American floor ocohs desgns'
and handsome
And OF French and English velvet tapestry.
Brussels, Spy, and ingram carpe at very reduced prices
HoOE, BROTHER, co.
May 2l-idu
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New YoRK, June 80.
Flour is held higher sales 900 bbs 81 IL 81 as
Dhio and State brands. Sales of 1880 bbls at ~ III
CTenese and S4 81 a 81 so for southern Corn Is I'M
lied sales of mixed and yellow at W o. cents Fan
CIV stocks are irme u S 6 1887 have declined Money
active aud scarce. Sterling exchange llOa q lIO1
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Inc new constitution will 90 into effect on the frs.
gay OF September next, and at the October election sue
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[Reportsd for the Union ]
Military Courd Martial

Convened for he trial Of Breuet Brigadier General
Iateott, Colonel and Chief Of The Bureau Of Ord
nance.
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Ohio.

The following letter from intelligent correspondent
al Dayton. Ohio is worthy the attention OF readers
"A showing the fine spirit which anmaes the democracy
of that great State after the adoption OF the consu
ton which il mainly attributable to the noble stand taken
BY that party in those OF reform which cal
cuated 10 check limit the power OF the representative
and increase that of The people In this respect the demo-
Gratis OF Ohio have followed the example OF those OF Ma
ryland and we in the hope expressed by
respondent that this party will forward with the
unanmity in freeing itself from all connexon with those
factoniss who would throw impediments in the way oil
the execution of the fugitive slave law II the people
of Ohio will take the stand expected OF them on this
solemn stand required not less by their own
separate interests than by those higher considerations
which are involved in the maintenance oil the republican
Union which gives TO each member OF our despread
confederacy the strength of all the members in repelng
foreign aggression and disarmng intestine assaults upon
the lust authority OF the constutonwe may confidently
saw that the recent agatons, instead OF weakening
system, will have shown that it energies from them
stronger than ever
In connection with the subject, we extract a
paragraph from that sterling sheet the Ohio Eagle, which
its arrangements under the new postage law to
meet the demands of subscribers and TO increase lie
ccu laon in proportion the popular interest affected
by the first elections under the new constitution has
been made more extensive and important. We trust
that the patriotic labor expended in good cause will
be literally rewarded.
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Canton Mattings, Floor Oilcloths CarpetinE, &c.
TINE subscribers receiving schooner Statesman
/ New York
SO pieces "A heavy white Canton matings
54 do do do
do 4 do checked do do
IS do 54&64da do 90
do 4
do super English oiicloth, 10 feet wide
do oilclotb from twelve TO eighteen feet
IS do ow-priced olcloth from
maitings, for basement, sc.
hand full variety of im3
and American carpeing, such
Tapestry tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels,
imperial ply, ngrain fine and ingram, low
priced rag hemp cotton both striped plaid together
with line furnishing which
fully determined offer good
| dealers in this country.
Aple-u r. H. HOOE l. CO.
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T'LOATING-BELL BEACON AND BUOY FOR HAT



FLOATING-BELIs BEACON AND BUOY FOR HAT
TERAS SHOALS.
DPOPOSABS viii be received ONCE Wash
ngon iron beacon and bell and for iron buoy until the
18th day July be delivered Haiteras inlet before the
LIST October 1851 officer charged with placing them
The boboacon be Of best 40 long and is feet beam
The buoy be rs feet inches long and feet inches largest
cations TO be seen at this office. SAMUEL HEM,
General Disbursing Agent y. =. Coast Survey
June 25-eodJulyl5
. " - u.s. ' ~ - CATH. d. MULLAY.
North side n, between 2oul and 2lst streets.
June l9-da
raRDTbe snbscrbs respectfully notify those hav
that, according 70 me us"si CUSTOM
their bills rendered them IN ful to the 18th OF
the present month - -, ~ nron,,oa a. 49,. - -,
necessary mat every account
order that the better
citizens who literally
house sine the organization Of The firm
cLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co.
juno 1p-d1mh
~ n. CIusKEN. Awchttect CiviI Engineer. has
W. removed his office to Trnvers buildings
avenue between 2tb and 18th 4-du
A LBi0N X. PhRRIs will attend 10 any bussness In
~ the supreme Court Of the United States that
Ne will also attend TO business before Congress
departments dAcpd
II ALE-yEARLy ACCOUsTs.-CLAGETT DoDsoN
that their bills viii be rendered before the
nltno, when settlement for the the
notes Of hand, viii be most thankfully received.
June 2o--9,sw0wh cLAGETT \ DoDsoN
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~ n. CLUsKEk. Archttect and Civil Engineer h.s
w. office Trnvers buildings OF Penrsv,
avenue, between sh 10Th
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24

Importance OF giving more attention 70 nor
Al cnlIure; Of arousing tie public mind az
his time. when educational inter esfs and ten
denotes were being developed IN the new
State. and especially IN view Of the impor-
rant position the West Is 10 occupy in the f.
fnre weifIse of orr country; that higher de-
gree Of qualification should be established -
lie Teachers Institutes would difectly pro-
dnce this result-that The main responsible
ties rested on teachers themselves, 70 eidTate
shelr proiession--thai society would gecag-
nizs euch e.IeTts IS the present-the great and
i.nnedla tn good wonld result from tire mutaai
interest arising from such assoeiations-that
on the teachers would principally depend the
orgam-ation for Teachers Institute for the
rext year. md until legislative aid as in the
ulder STATES.
lie spoke AZ some length Of the response
bifi;y and duties Of the teacher. and closed
1T a laic honr, by expressing the kind wishes
and professional regard that seemed 20 per-
vsde every lnind aed heart during the two
weeks of edncatioai enthusiasm: and bidding
..ar teachers and citizens the friendly fare
vel.
Z. &. 6. Childs. Secretary.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24
GREAT CURE EOEg
G.ESTEs go sEGKGE!

Prepared from Renaq, or the fourth Stomach
OF Ihe OK, after directions OF Baron Licbig, the
great Physiological Chemist, by J, 5. HouGaroN.
". ID. Philadelphia Pa
This is a truly wonderful remedy for Ii3iges-
tom Dysppsia, Jauadicc, Liner CompIaiaf, Coasfs-
PailoH, and Datliify, curing after Natures own
method by natures own agent the Gastric Juice
IL Halt a teaspoonfu o. PEpslx properly in
fused ia water viii digest or dissolve Five
Pounds Of Roast Beefn about two hours out OF
Tie stomach
PlrstS is the chief element or Great Digestjng
Principle Of the Gastric Juice-thc Solvent Of the
food, the purifying, preserving. and stimulating
agent ftlle Stomach and Intesunes. is extrac-
ted from the digestive stomach Of tie Ok. thus
forming an .41.fciql Digestive Fhda precisely like
tie natural Gastric Juice in its chemical powers
and furnishing complete and pe.efect substitute
forit BY the aid Of this preparation. the pains
and evils Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia are romov-
ed. Just as they would be by healthy stomach.
lt j. doing wonders for Dyspetcs, curing cases of
debility, emaciatiou, nervous decline. and dyspep-
tie consumption, supposed TO be on the verge OF
the grave. The scientific evidence upon which it
is based, is in the highest degree curious and re-
markabie
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24
N.8an'S Medicines.

Sloan's Ointmen and Horse Powders. lately
introduced into this neighborhood, are already
becoming decidedly popular as speedy and
effective curatives.
The Ointment has been applied Ia several
cases Of cutaneous eruptions, liberated sores,
sprains, basises, &c, with the most satisiac-
tory results.
From the high terms in which we have
heard them spoken Of By these Of our friends
who have used both the Powders and the
Ointment, We arc satisfied they deserve the
high reputation they have acquired in differ
eut parts OF the country, where they have
been extensively used.-Prairie Pioneer, Mt
Sterling, H., Oct. II, 1919.
See NLnaus ad.artL.aLnaL-t IN ann.Lar cnIm-l-L-
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EOST..,

BY Transmission through Mail. VIA For, n.
nebago Wis to Mineral Point Wis or, Or ~ 'a-
the 9Th OF May last, military land Warm, g -
tlfcate No. 979, for forty (40) acres iss,e5 f e.
the act passed. 2Sth September 1896. enf,.Is4i
act granting bounty land 10 certain OH An
soldiers who have been engaged in The NIL 'l'
service OF the United States said Nee.
Land Warrant Certificate was issued Dule- a
OF 18th Feb. 1891 IN the name OF Gosepb m
As an application has been forwarded 70 Tie 1 ''
SION Once, of The Department OF The into.
or for caveat and 10 issue a duplica;a 80 -
original warrant 10 said Joseph Blin and al.
prevent the fraudulent use of said Nilita,, -,
Warrant Certificate No. 979, By any other c,.a.
amt than said Joseph Biinn.
All persons are cautioned against purchase
locating, or otherwise iraudulently making me- +,
the same.
HENRY CHAPMAN
Baraboo, Sank Co Wis.
July ? 1881 37Gw
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24

Circuit Court Iowa County Wisconsin.
John Adams \
IS
c. ". Rockwell
By virtue of an execution issued from tie o.
ice OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court ia and 81
the County Of Iowa and State OF Wiscoa-H is
the above entitled cause, and 60 he ducr'ea.
against the goods ana cAattels lands and jenr
ments OF the above named defendant. / hav,
this day, levied upon ana seized the .oi'owms DE-
scrIbel real estate as the property Of the aba't
named defendant viz The North East quarter
Of the North West quarter Section No. two o.
Town No six % Range No. five % the Norm
West garter of the North Wes- quarter >ecaor
No. eleven (I1) Town No. six Cd range No.tte
% and the ~ est half Of the North last quarter
of Section No. twenty T2al Town No. eight
range No. five 81 with the epPur;eraacrs tie.a
unto belonging situate and beng in the County q
Iowa and State Of Wisconsin. and shall expose .f
same 10 public vendue 10 the highest bidder icy
cash, all the right title and interest the above na
med defendant had in and To said real estate o.
the 10th day of May A. d 1880 or any uus
since, at rhe front door Of the Court House On ar
town Of Mineral Point, on Saturday tie 18Th d.,
OF August next, between the hours Of 10 cioef
A. NJ. and I clock p NJ Of siad day TO -atsg
said writ and costs
RICHARD :. VIVIAN. Sheriff lara q
Sheriff Office, Mineral Point, July 9TH 1851.
81 IS
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4 Magazine fOP Youth.
H9LlanN Nll1lzber

H0l1d0y NUn1ber
THE MENTOR, for July. contains . g..
Il Plate b. SARFsIN, entitled Tie H,uf,-.
with six fine Wood Engravings, aud 50 nares +.
very interesting reading matter
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commences with the July number
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This IS the only Magazine for Youth which pb
EsAes Steel Engrayings
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Administrators sale.

w Office is hereby given thai he"ndeTslsnea
~ Administrative of the estate ot william
Clark deceased. late Of the county OF Lalaye'fe
State Of Wisconsin. in pursuance Of an oTdeI, oi
the Probate court of the said county Of Laiayee
viii sell at public sale at the house or the prem
scs IN the town Of Kendall in said county o. "
31st day ofJuly inst the following described ,a''
belonging 10 said estate, TO Nit The west nall ''
the northwest quarter of section numb fourteen
in township three. north OF range two. east. an.
the west half OF the north east quarter, and 'f'
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter ..
section fifteen in the town and range aforesaid l..
said county of Lafayette. sale to commence q
one o'clock in the afternoon.
ELIZABETH CLARK.
July Sth 1851 81 3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24
0UR new I0GE CORRESPONDENCE.
New YoEK. july 10. 1851

New YoEE. july 10. 1851
EDrroE OF THE TeErNE
This is about the warmcst season we
have had for some years We have. of
coarse. often had warmer DAYS bat. for
tie last three weeks. there ha. been an
uninterrupted succession of '- scerchcrs r
aud what II worse there Is every prospect
ot continuance OF them. Those who
have the money, or who can borrow it.
have gone or are going to the country. or
to Europe and only those who cannot
conveniently get away Will be left IN the
city. in two weeks from now
Tie papers by the Canada say that
Ireland, has lost from > to - per cent
of her population. within - years. Ii
emigration continues to increase with the
corresponding increase of the facilities for
travelling. and of the diffusion Of know
ledge among the oppressed classes In Flu
rope. 1t won't be long before we count n
population ot 0ae Hundred Million souls
During the past twenty four hours. only.
there have arrived al this port, 2,46J per
SOILS from tie following European ports
Liverpool go London 400. Cork. %:
Galway, rs Belfast. 10, Rotterdam.
81 Total 2I64
The celebration Of the Fourth was. in
all respects gratifying and commcndablc.
Heaven smiled on the OCCASION and we
bad balmy. spring like breezcs. and just
enough sunshine 10 be pleasant The mil
tory display was large and attractive
lie city vas emptied of New Workers.
Ni.' went p q a1aE - ruulizc. add fllod
II oou ~ 'aapt.. wau caf4e io emo, their
ill"- --I II >-,el- AID mortar Eis.-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24
NGTEEE.

The members Of the iowa County AZ
ricultural Society are requested to call on
the Secretary. Gen W Smith and pay
their respective contributions Of member
ship being one dollar each. Ia order t.
create Fund for tho Distribution Of pro
miums at the Cattle Shew and Fair to be
held at Mineral Point on the second Fri
day and Saturday In October next
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an, Serea'iiefs Iioa'e" rom every pnohc
ou ,, ana rom many private ones
All 'he shiPPihS was oecofatel VITA the
i'atiohai colors. y me she ladles cdFflea
ali the colofs OF the RAINBOW IL was e6-
pected that the "Bioomers' would appear
IN rank ana Lie; and give practical sup
port 10 the new sumptuaFy code but Tor
some reason or other, taey staid at nome
In various parts o. TIE citys there was
dinners,speeches and toasts IN abundance
he fireworks exhibited IA the pubic
squares were beautiful --esspeclaiiy those
displayed III the Park,which were witness
ed by nearly 100000 persons Every
place OF public amusement was crowded
50 were the confectloners shops hre-WorE
aepots. ana powder stores. FROM sunset
III midnight, there was an unceaslng an
Bang, whiZ, tlzz, went the Roman candles
dash, smash, went the rockets-from al
most every dwelling-house. On Saturday
the 9th every one was very sleepy, but
all traces Of dissipation have now disap-
peared, and we present quite a creditabIe
appearance.
esterday, at tie Astor House. | saw
something new under the sun namely /,
a beautiful, drob colored sack coat mute
tcjtolIy If Iad50-rubtcri This unique ar
tlcle IS from Horace IL Days lndla-rubber
factory, and is very light almost as pleas
ant to the touch as velvet, and free from
the abominable tartarean smell which has
heretofore seemed necessary accompan-
iment Of India-rubber goods Dir Day
thinks that he will soon be able to bring
this white rubber to such state of per-
lection, that it will enter largely into com
petition with all sorts Of dry goods
Should he do so. the commerce Of the
whole world would be vastly effected ~
Who knows that Indiarubber may not
yet supersede, to great extent, wool, fax
and cotton Stranger Things nave hap
pcued 1t fairly makes ones brain reel
to contemplate TIE stupeudous consequent
ccs that would necessarily follow such an
~, r ,,.-.....
CT :, 81, 80, -,;d =, la -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24
OEG Stomach Complaints.

Here Is no form Of GA Stomach Complaints
which it does not seem to reach and remove al
once No matter how bad they may be il .iUes
UiSt0af re'ief' A single dose rernotCs al the un-
pleasant symptoms; and it only needs to be re-
pcaed for a short lime TO make these good effects
permanent. Purity If BI7od and rjgor Of Eo5g
follow at once. 1t l. particularly excellent in ca
SEES Of Nausea, Vomiting Cramps, Soreness Of the
pit OF the Stomach. distress after eating low cod
state of the Blood. Heavness. Lowne>s Of Spirits.
Dependency. Emaciation, Weakness. tendency to
lu-luity, Suicide, &c
DR.. Houghton Pepsin, is sold by nearly all the
dealers in fine drugs aud Popular Medicines.
throughout The United States 1t is prepared in
Powder ana in Fiuid iorm-aud in Prescription
Was for the use of Physicians.
Private Circulars for the use of Physicians. NAV
be obtained of Dr. Houghton his Agents de-
scribing the whole process OF preparation and
giving the authorities upon which the claims of
this new remedy are based. As it IS 3ot q sscrcf
rr,aedy- objection be raised against its use
b. Physicians in respectable standing and regular
practice Price ONE DOLLAR ner bottle
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24
prRIIc NOTICE

James Campbell trustee of the State Bank OF
Illinois, and as such Trustee, proprietor OF Gears
addition 10 the town Of White OAK Springs, stu
ate, living and being upon the east half OF the
northwest quarter OF section number thIrty-two.
IN town one, north OF range two, east IN the coun
~ OF Lafayette and State OF WisconsiR-Vvlll
make application at the next Term Of the Circuit
Court, 10 be holden at the Court House in ShuIls-
bur. IN sad county, on the third Monday OF Sep
tember next on the first day of the Term, or IS
soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, 10 yacate
all 81 Gears addition to said town of White Oak
Springs situate lying and being upon the alore-
said tract Of land. excepting Blocks numbered
fourteen. teventy-three and twenty-five, and Lots
one and two. IN Block thirteen; and Lots one and
two in Block twenty -four, and also that part OF
the Public square lying and being upon said
premises JAMES CAMPBELL.
PAHLEr EAroS, Attorney
Dated July 22nd, 1851 n39-ey.
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Temneranee Taefins.

IN adjourned meeting Of the Mineral Point
Temperance Society viii be held 10 the Court
House on Friday evening 25th inst, at, D.
clock.
Thomas ). Allen uili-address TIE meeting
1dc public arr invited 10 ati ndcd.
IH9Hss ". J'srsy Secretary.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24

From the subscriber. at the Cottage Inn Lafay-
cite county. on Thursday the : In inst one small
bay Mare, four years Old, with a black name aud
tail, had halter on with the strop tied round her
neck. hoover viii return said Mare, or give
information where she may be found shall be lib
orally rewarded JOHN GEMpHILL.
Cottage Inn. Julv2l. 1881. n39-3U.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-07-24
ESEaTE or JOIN HOsKLN
STATE or HIscoNsIN }

Iowa County.
Elizabeth Hosilin. widow If John Hoskin. de
ceased, has flied her petition in the county Court
praying Administration upon the Estate Of the
said John Hoskin be granted TO Samuel Hoskin.
Notice Is hereby given that final hearing viii
he mad upon said petition 5t Probate Term OF
the county Court. to be holden at the Probate Of
fee on the second Monday cf August next, when
and where any person interested may appear and
show cause why tire prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted
FARLEY EATON, County Judge.
Dated. July 22nd, 1851 n39-3w.
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Notice

All persons are hereby notified not TO buy
note given by me TO Laurance Murphy on OF
about the 10th of May last.and due the lst OF 90
tober next. said note Is lost, and have d RECEIPT
canceiliug 1t.
H. l. LEFFTNGWELL
Mineral Point, July sth, 1881
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Whereas the undersigned were appointed y y.
Honorable J. W Cofinberry, Judge Of the Gun.
Court of Richland County, acting as iioust
Court, Commissioners TO receive, examine
adjust all claims and demands ct all persons 'sd.
Jonathan Lonsdale late OF said county deceas''
Now therefore. notice is hereby gwen 'na =. -
commissioners viii meet al The house o. =
Sexton. in said county on the @ls' oat =
ns,t and on the firsfdav of September A. ID 81
Tor the r,,rose Of examining End allowing cisiri-
and the term OF six months IS allowed 10 creditor
10 present their claims, from the date hereo'
7 O. BRIGGS, conrri.sioneIs
JAMES BANKS.
JuIv 97h 1851.
= !, !, - "a \ sTyl.9 II Mineral Lsnt