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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-28
WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
- CHERRY.


The Great Remedy for Consumption Q,
TIE Lungs Affections Of tie Liner,
Asthma, Brohchitis, Paths or Weak
ness Of the Breast or Lungs, and
other affections of the Pulmonary Or
gGns.
6r WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY isl 6ne HERBAL MEDICINE,
composed chiefly Of WILD CHERRY BARK
and the genuine ICELAND Moss, (,he
latter expressly Imported for this pur
pose the great medical virtues of which
are also combined BY a new chemical
process, with the extract Of tar-ihus
rendering whole comp .und the mos,
certain and efficacious remedy ever dis
rovarad fnr
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-02-28

Vi
GLE N E HAL ID n nILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body giving tone TO The
various organs and nvigorating the sntire system
Also in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY,
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM,
ACUTE and CHRONIC, GOUT. EPILEPSY, LUM.
BAGO, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PAL-
PITATl0N OF THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEU.
RAL0IA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST LIVER
COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURV-
AZURE Of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT, Dis
EASES Of the KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF NERY.
GUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY, and all NERVOBs
DISEASES which complaints arise from one simple
ssuss-namely, ts,. 500
A Dsrangsment Of the Nervous eystsn.
e0- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
Medicines inereass the disease for they weaken the
vital snerges Of the already prostrated system while,
under the strengthening lfe-giving. vitazing inhu
snes OF 0avanism, applied by this beautiful ana
wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weak
snsd sufferer s restored 20 former health strength
elasticity and vigor -
The great peculiarly and excsllsncs Of
DIR. Christis's Galvanio Cmativss
consists In the fact that they arrest and cure disease
By eutward application in place Of the usual mode Of
drugging and ply sickinE the patient till sxhsustsd
Nature sinks hopelsssy under the infection.
Trey strensthen the vhoIe. .syss sqsaixs hs eiren-
tston Of the biood promote fhs secresns and is
ns shshien injury under any eifeumstances. Since
their introduction in the United States oAly thrss
ysars since more than
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
Cattle SbGW ami Fair.

nc Cattle Show and Fair held in this
v;lIare OF Tuesday last, disappointed the
most slneuiue friends Of tie object. It
MS intended merely as an experiment and
wing "A .5e limited time for circulating
tac Notices together with the unfavorable
site # the weather, many predicted a
fllare such, however was not the case =;
la-n # lie right stamp had taken tie mat
te7 y Land with & determination to sue
ssgd and success will crown their effort
Notwithstanding it was wet lowry day
ctr village vas literally damned full
rv.ta spectators and exhibitors We were
u. able l. b % the ground, but under
stand Tat everything passed of in the best
5ulancr
Tie address Of Hon. VI NJ. Jackson.
~ Lear WAS eloquent. appropriate and in
s~ae,iye-: Jus; tie thing for the occasion.
a,irass=s we're also delivered By Col Sam
teazeroan and tien WI r. SNTH,which
a- oken Of II LA .orms Of appreciation
81 al Who heard them. The result of
ta,- Fa'r cannot be otherwise than beneG
cal to tie entire community Of the min
,t, district. and ve imagine the time IS
ear q; hand when the farming portion Of
II, e.,.zebs If Old Iowa, will occupy
taa position il society to which they have
,,a- been entitled, Is their industry, in
* L.eenea and firmness Of character
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

Celebrated as the ARABS were, centuries ago, in
The healing art many Of their preparations were
Of great worth and amazing virtue. II G. Far
rell's celebrated Arabian L;nimeut is compost
ton OF balsams from plants and aromatic
gums peculiar TO Arabia. and 1t was BY the use OF
the articles composing the great medicine that
even the wild Arab of the desert performed such
miraculous cures. 1t i, equally good for man or
sing of the age
see advertisement. 33 y
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

and before another decade shall have passed
merce is concerned. will be, think, under
tho drspoiic sway of a score. OF less. of mer-
chant monarchs, whose immense resources
will enable them TO seriously if not TO Wholly
destroy. all minor traders.
This prediction is already partially verified.
Stewart, the owner of the fsmarble palace
for example, is monopolizing the whole Of the
city retail I. ade. in the manner above alluded
TO- He sells everything necessary for family.
hotel, or steamboat use. including furniture
&c. and thus cuts under tho small retailers
who cannot keep such large assortment
persons generally prefering TO make as many
purchases as they can at one place. especially
when they can get them cheaper there. Am
onu he wholesale traders. the same tendency
to the Capitalization Of power. or. which is
the same thing. wealth, is observable. What
Stewart is among the retailers, Wilson & Co.
Of No. ID, Courtlandt Street. are among i'm
poriers and johbers. Thi> firm is eating up
all the small men in their line; and they are
indirectly assisted by city iobbers and conn
Try merchants. who have discovered that il is
both unnecessary and Improbable for them
to go, as in times past, to one hnuse for silks
to another for wooiens, and 10 a third for CAL
icoes Sc. SC. Wilson & Co. are fast put
ting an end to that way Of doing business :;
and the obbers end that il 10 far easier and
cheaper for them to Buy all their goods under
one roof Where an establishment sells 500
600 worth of goods day, it can. of course.
be content with very small per centage, and
can afford to rely solely. upon Legitimate prof
lis. These things, again, act and react upon
each other. A man who can afford to be con
tent with small profits, is sure TO draw Gus
toners and increase his trade-he IS CONNER
cial magnet SO :yags the commercial world
in New York.
see no way by which this tendency 10
monopoly can he checked. But there is some
consolation in Lord Bacon's asserting thai
''the Future will always take care Of itself
| am content, thereto 2, that Wilson & Co.
! or a RS body else. should sell all the goods
that are carried out Of New y ork, and become
the GitIFSL men III IT, ol III all CirdLlbils
If can get 4 cnat. or my wife dress cheap
er. by another mans monopolising the sale OF
these articles. why let him monopolizr, say
Some Of our fair one are daily driving The
whole of our male population perfectly fran
tic, by parading Broadway, arrayed in the en-
chantingly attractive costume Of shor, dresses
and Turkish unwhisperables. This costume
harmonizes so perfectly with the exquisite
personal graces of the fair wearers. as to elicit
the most general and enthusiastic admiration.
| cannot CRAFTY the ladies Of the rural dist,
rictS," ty yenturng TO launch into detail, or
such an exciting theme, and must therefore
conten; myself by assuring them, that this
new mode is one Of the most piquant, pictur-
esque, elegant and attractive fashions that
has ever been introduced.
Yours truly
CHARLES FOSTER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
F1rrestyille. May ), i35l-The Great
F..a ii Our Country's History.
ARRIVAL At DUNkIRK.
prxx!Ex. Thursday 10, s ? J

IT,
ARRIVAL. At DUNkIRK-
nrxx!Fx. Thursday 10, 6 p VI.
TT, Excursion Train. having on board
the. afirers OF tic New York s. Erie Rail
r,al Company. and their distinguished
r.iests, arrived at this place at half pas
faar O'clock, tt.is afternoon, without any
accident
Tn,. train 0as greeted by the cheers OF
thousands. and after the reception ceremo-
nv. az sljghting from the cars. the guests
formed in procession and proceeded to the
nen.ft. where a bountiful table bad been
.oreai fa- the multitude After few re
marks from Nj Webster, the invited
sr,tests were conducted to the Loder House
where tables had been spread for them =
.l..-r rartlkirg Of Il G good things SO law
i IL prov de.i the crowd about the house
,.era addressed from the balcony by his
+ cc'lercv President Fillmore Gov Hunt
Il iira:am Of y Carolina Mr. Joseph
If.xe. of New York, Mr. Webster and
,ir. ward vt the same time those III
e immense dining room were addressed
t,r Air Cr.ttendcn Mr. Dickinson. NJ.
ilol c'as7 and several others After which
-ae 'osing ,l;splay-illumination, boufres,
ii rorks-took place
Ten steamers Of the largest class are
,iu. Ill the Larbor
Tic train Of cars which arrived from
'Iev York are row rssd for lodging hou-
IS The New York delegation are quac
tsr. 1 in tie keystone State Niagara and
oleen City. The President and Cabinet
p-aeeed Buffalo IN the morning and are
Il IS publicly received there
The I s. Steamer Michigan is at an
chor IN tie bay. and fred salute on tie
ARRIVAL Of the train.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
332w
Fifty Times.
See advertisement.

Gap Grove. Lee county, III, March !! ls49.
Mr. Sloan-Dear Sir: take this opportunity to
send you a statement concerning the use Of your
Ointment, which have tried in several cases. and
always With desired effect had horse that was
almost dead with the Poll Evil, and of your ONT
nent at Dixon, vert and got lox, and applied
il according 70 directions. l put it on only four
times, and he is now sound ami well have also
used it on a cow the. had the..Hollow HornAo bad
taat she could not get around without help.
melted the Ointment and applied TO the horns as
hoT as I could bear Five applications restored
her TO perfect health. I would not be withou,
your Ointment one year, for fifty times the amount
that box costs
Your oh't servant, J. y MORGAN
See Slolns advertisement in another column.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
Trustees sale.

III HEREAS Bernard Conley by derd made
VI the 9th day Of October 1913, which said
deed is recorded in the Recorders Office OF
Iowa County. Wisconsin, IN Book Of Mort
cages Vol. III. pps. 507 sos. conveyed TO
William Siavey ali the right title and inter
est which the said Bernard Conley had or
might afterwards have in and to the following
described real estate, situated in the town Of
Mineral Point, Iowa County, " is, viz: A
part of lot No 56. according 10 Vleets survey
of said town Of Mineral Point, a. follows /:
Beginning al the northeast corner OF lot OF
land in said lot No. SO, conveyed by Moses
NJ. Strong and wife TO Jacob jenkins by deed
bearing date Of November 18th 1342-thence
westerly TO the north west corner ct the lots
SO conveyed to said Jenkins-thence noriherly
parallel with the east side Of said lot ST, 70
Jail Alley thence easterly on the south side
Of Jail Alley 10 Commerce stfeet-thence s
straig CHIT line to the place Of beginning. being
an equal undivided one half Of the above :;
which SAID land was conveyed 10 the said
William Stavely. IN trust 10 secure the pay
rnent 10 John Musgrove aud Co, Of said Iowa
county of two promissory notes described IN
said deed Of nveyance, one for the sum Of
5000 and the other for 5 9. and whereas the
said notes are due and unpaid. | viii on Mon
day the Dist day of July 1851. between the
hours Of 0 o'cloc A. NJ. and 3 o'clock P. N.
at the Court House in Mineral Point. sell to
the highest bidder for ready nancy the above
described property, to satisfy said notes with
interest and the expenses Of this Frcst; and
will. on said sale. by virtue Of the power in
me vested by said deed, execute 10 the said
purchaser deed for the title that may be in
me as trustee as aforesaid.
WILLIAM SFAVELY.
Mineral Point Inpa orb ~
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
Z . = - F,a!s
| OOU.imP0RT4rI0K $40
- r. e. & EsGIEs n "a

zDHE undersigned, IN anticipation Of a a.
- Fall and 'Fm'er TRADE. srcut some r;1-.s {
tire city Of Boston in examining before n-1
his purchases. and II Lotr prre, ana ,,-oa -
vel selected stock Of Goods VIII i4.g.e s.,-..
he IS satisfied his expectations Mi b. rea..,s,
Il a long and intimate acquaintance in The eas,s-,
marSe' and very respectable cr'-if cannot ea,,.a
Co"is q = .air rate. then ere are decenei -.
fed OF this fact. We ofer our goods al q sr-,I' ~
vance from cost. that vii enable Is 10 I've ie..-
iy and respectfully,
Below we enuInerate portion NJ the gools -
which our stock consists. and ir-iJe all ,3f.c--.
about 10 purchase 10 give rs : cala
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
Our SFg TORk CORRESP0ADENCF.


1f'eeeS--' Y o"f"Ie| ct'I' -'fI'lCl'0 VI e.
tlc0ats 5e/otc pr &c DC.
Nav NoRF, May 29th, 1881.
ErrToR OF TIE TaIRUNE The arrival and
departure "f 3ccaa S'eAmers at ana form this
port, have become matters Of almost daily &C
tic sailed for hiverpool with 145 passengers
and $4,000 IN specie; and on the same day
the Baltic arrived from Liverpool, after the
unusually> short passage Of l0days and hours
The anada also get in TO Halifax The
great Exhibition goes steadily ou and the
Chrystal Palaee is daily thronged BY thous-
ands. The Dake Of Wellington is constant
visitor and me Queen is often to DC seen' IN
srectlng with great interest he various a-iI-
cles on e1hioitoE.
'"'''u'i '.''' ':Ao'''ine''' "es oe''" 'HuSeu
( IN rance '} rhhof 'lat "ehefal7 'ha"gaf'
nier aud Ca'"'-"ar are aging plans 10 oT'h9
about Military Dictatorship. All such talk
Is 'l'e "ieIss. '''oo''sil'he' '"e fs''Sh Pe'i'F
- ,'s'e 9 '''o''' - ave any o'"'' '''%'' q -
Pu0i'oa" ''''i q .F'.''''e''' ''e' e1'''',
Americans IA LONDON ife' ''nS''Ffao'y '"'.g
i''eo d '''' pa'"'''e P3N0i'S q .l'e IN II
o''io' ''-1' - ms ia '''' IN 80
S.,0e
Wy '''u' a. - - -. '''' ~
me- '''a' ''e queen ueeP'y ieS'e'S Si'
Ken OF Nc'l''ii'S '"e eN'''"i''''S' Oh '''e Il
'l@J o. '''' ''''' one 10" '''' - II,
III ''i'1' '''-e' Az % nv -
/ y WISHING ne '. 'yS'"' f"'"'f' WIZ D"' 10"
attendants aho ny hahi'eSuhs sFea' lh'efeS'
IN me eAh'oIiion'
Louis >aI o'e0" popularity Is sun On ~
decline. W may as wen c'h7'uei h'lh oo"
tor htniie De t'i'arain' me famous FarlS'ti
editor has caused much excitement III FdT'-
and London hy stating IN ms paper La Press
that Generals avaIgnac and Changafnier ar
intriguing together TO bring about military
Dictatorship; also, that in 1913, Genl Cham
GARNER told Ladru RolIin. then Minister
Ire Iaterior, tlat if he, tChangarmier,) wer-
permitted 10 tlke 1000 men Of his own Sc
lection. he y auid invade and rpvo'utIonlE
Enoland. TIN. statement has brought on
general row among the Generals and leadin.
politicians in France. We shall see wha
piil come n a
some little stir vzs excited ,non,7 the den
izs,s ~ tho T,y;ner Uonsa This morri,g. J.,
~. ,;.-,,,-, ,l,,t ,.,,i,e dis,;,crisbsd ,ooL.
;a,r f,re;en Gentleman and his wife lad beer
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIsLATURE.-Th bill
t abolish capital punishment was rejected in
'he Mess 'chusrt's Legislature, on the. 22d
instant. by yeas 81. ra.s l73.
The proposition 10 remove the sent OF gov
-rnmeut f.om Boston to Worcestes, WAS or
dered to IA third reading.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

Slles Of lands are ordered, by proclamation
of the President. at the following places in
this stntr. ut the times specified. TO wit
Willow River, August Attn; Grren Bay. Au-
guSt 5ih; Mineral Point, November 3D.
The Snles n the last me; inr e1 place com
PRISE the residue of tn lead mines remaining
unSold south Of the Wisconsin river.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
Snnria.,s Sale
RoREn-r PARnorr and JosxPH WILSON, Co-part
ners under the name of Parrot and Wilson.
Vs.
i II q u y = -"
On .NecIgnics lien.

TuoM1s GAssxRLY.
On Mechanics Zen
g0v virtue Ct IN tNeruten issuCd oct from
"a the Office Of the Clerk oil The Circuit court,
in ana ior the coua-y OF Iowa and state Of WIS
cons.n in the above entlrird cause and 10 me
directed a.anst 5he following scribej real estate
as tie property OF the above named defendant
VIZ. Lot No three. 81 in block No. two. ~ in
Legates survey of tie town Of noIgeville in the
slil county o. tot:a and state Of Wisconsin, 10
se;her ;ilh the brick baiiding thereon erectedJhc
same being the bfic< building on the corner OF
Iowa and Fountain streets o. sail town OF Dodge
vile, have 'his : levied upon and shall expose
il 10 public ale, 70 The highest bidder. FOR cash ali
the righ-. tile and interest the above named de-
endanr mad Ia ani 10 SAID real estate on he l0th
lay Of 0ctobec 4. ID 1919, or At any time since
Al she front door Of the Court House in the town
OF Mineral Point. on Saturday the 10Th day Of
July next between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4 u
ani !. n'clocS P. n Of sad day. to satisfy SAID
suit and costs.
RICHARD 5. VIVIAN,
St07F Lqca County, IbIs
SheriF"s Office VI ner7l Poin- Jne Ed 1881.
Washburne & Woodnian Atlys Tor Pits. 1872
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
u 8 Us q = Il. u !, Z I'D
IN S Un 4 y 6
COMP ANY.


.tsAVING duly organized and adopted the
~sA most approved system Of Mutual In>ur-
ance. now prepared TO receive applications AID
ISSUE Policies OF Insurance upon dwelling houses
averns. shops, and other buildings. against loss o.
1tmage by ire Tins company viii insure no
property ia cities or eXposei parts OF villages,
heFefore can uevor Sustain a large loss from any
ane fre winch Val enable ;hem always 10 meet
losses rton2ptiY ana make i a safe and reliable
company to these insured thereby.
/. J. TAREWELL.0 : C~INEON MILLS,
John CATLIN, \. B. EDDY
\ j. WARD. VA \. SEYMOUR
\ W DEAN. :. T. s. DEAN. ia,
Z " WEIGH : IN c WELLS.
DAVID ATWOOD. = r HOPKINS.
q + II ( i RS
SIMEON MILLS. President.
y. B EDDY, T.ce-Prc>i3cnt
L. J. FABWILL. 3 + HOPKINS.
IS Treasurer. Secretary.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

E~ Ma jgHS ff.4p hiss orr thanks for
box OF fine Asparagus received few days
since.
s. b. THatsiFEa wiz alse accept onr thanks
for similar present.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

= Read tie Communication Of L 3.
Ii contains more good sound sense than
IL the long Trosv. essays which we have
a ar dr. sleepy sermons to which We
A,se listened for many day We hope
II .s-ar from L b again
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
NEW ARRIVAL OF
Spring lid SJs!NFa.sgCorg
VI II. e q Ma

U-ELL-HA-C II Y ST1,-D
Corner Of High d Chestret streets
COMPRISING choice lot 81 p,. p
- Claiming, Boots and >Locs. t'roe.ry, 'i -
ware. and Groceries; ali Of which an. : 'i1'',
to sell on fair terms for Cesa- The M, '',i
respectfully invited 10 cali ami examine i9-
selves before making ti.eir selections '"''H'
APRIL % iN5l JOIrN ,ffr-rr,.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
SherEzz's Sale.
PArRIcK Day and NARY DAY. his wife

PATRICK DAY and MARY DAY las wife
VS..
JAHrs NURPHY-H .4ssnlpst
Se>Y virtue Of an execution issued from the Office
ID o: the Clerk OF the Circuit Court in and for
the county Of Iowa and State al Wisconsn.in the
above entitled cause. and TO me directed against
the goods and chatTels lands and teremen;s Of the
above named defendants, | have this day levied
upon and seized the following described real estate
as the property Of the above named DEFENDANT, w
the south west quarter OF northwest quarter. east
half Of northwest quarter. northwest quarter OF
southwest Quartera and northwest quarter Of nor h
east quarter, all IN section number ten (I0) town
number seven { - north % range number two (-)
east in the county OF iowa. State of Wi-cor -
and shall expose 10 public vendUe 10 the higie :
bidder for cash all the right title and interest the
above named defendant had in and TO said real es-
tie on the 0tn day OF Ap il A D 1851. or At any
time since. AZ the front door Of tie Court House
in he town OF Min raj Pom. on the nth day OF
jul A. D. 1851 between tie hours Of 30 O'Clock
A Vi and o'clock P n OF SAID day. TO satisfy
said writ and costs.
RICHARD :. VIVIAN. Sheriff
T3,~t Coosy. J!Is
ShrrifT- Office Nnerai Point tune 18th 1851.
{. K +. J. Dunn Aftys or Fif .
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

- We learn from advertisements in
err f1c'sa exchanges that there IS to be
public Land Salem Mineral POINT COM
saeuc.ug on the 4th Of August
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

- Several Magazines sc have been
! ocifel during the past week. which Will
H. noticed in our next
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

At Highland on the lth inst by George G
Eough ESQ., Mr. John E.gerton OF AiftiIn to Miss
WiLeIulena Pach OF Highland.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
FRESH ARRIT4L
DIR 90 s G.EzEksEFE.gES.


n SUBSCRIBER Womb respectfully AROMA 'ss
-5,o .,sr -. 80. "a So, -'-'s ~ '--
ply Of Drug. Medicines Cl~1nsc.E, PANS. u....
DE Stufs, Biushe< Patcr1 Medicine. &c DC,
masirg his Stock fall ard complies. al!5ns ii l.ca
may be found the ;oI,oyylaz ci-s.
Ac.E.. N.r.r e,,rr,,,,-.- 3 I-,...-,, -sf.s
Alurisf,c K AxaIr G'.,.l..- 10
Citric !. -I.s-rar;o c. III
Soda. Carl !, SIM Csrb So. d.
Cre,-, -i'.r4er
pa,rl Ra-Ie,- 60 -
I-.r,;.., -
4r-on Rot -
sac -
saffron. Fno7;-b ard C,la.,.i
A,,aric,'7 49,. -
snne,to ',---..-t
-,,,r.h,,- -. -.
Ir,sb NJ. 49,,
MAINS,
\ soo' ">S"f ''i'eh' o. Doiah-c Medicines 1na
SURGICAL IA%TELMIAIS
Evans Larcets. Silver and Gum C-.he.e,e Fiaen 5
HuI.s Tr,,.eas t,,,I,..~ - ,.r,,.rs, elias
ard Metallic. &c. &c.%c
Ny assortment Of Paints and OIL 5. ron.I leir,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
fEIh | L Ii / \ L
Mineral Point, Inne u, 1851.
I. B. Palmer, Esq,

4 cIr oa,r authorized i gent TO receive Subscrip-
:sars ara Advertising in New York, Boston and
Iait.f-Ipiis. Contracts made win him viii be
rr.letz.. ~ is lis Dice in Boston is in
..r,..tts h-Isl ling. Court St-in New York Tn
.ag bindings and IN Philadelphia n ". corner
go an3 Ci.s,rau: zts-at each Of the above Off
~ q Sir IS ta- IrlUuue NAY be seen.
i1} ut Advertising friends sill please hand IN
-r- tt.1r- by Tuesday noon Of each week
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

1'He WHIe RrvIsw for May Genes 90 Us
.siia AMY at,saegiye Textures. A portrait #
lion. II say CL,Y ada-ns The first page
Iho opening article. on the " Fugitive Slave
La,g,, is one that viii richly repay the reader
llr an hour devoted &c its neFusal. This re-
acc Is deserving patronage. and should be
nore literally Supported. Three or four sets
= hack columns may be hsd ST earsaie ~
,sriu- 4n il. >cl.sb. 81 psf Price.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

~ We are under obligation 70 Nm. ScB-
rs FL Who has Just returned from the
Cd Z siau, lar iaie California papers.